Man sues Erie Railroad over damaged peanuts shipment
Harry Arvanites of Goshen filed a $90 damages suit after six bags of peanuts shipped from Philadelphia to his village arrived shelled and kerosene contaminated. Trial before Justice Merritt heard testimony from the shipper and a truckman with adjournment for briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Harry Arvanites
Philadelphia
Arganites
Erie Railroad
Erie
Tice H. B. Merritt
Town Hall
Philip A. Rorty
Arvanites
Samuel W. Eager
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Middletown
The
Richard Space
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Prizes Awarded in Girls Sewing Class at Garr Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of St. John's Church held an exhibition of the Girls sewing class with prizes: Harriet Hughes five dollars, Anna Fitzgerald two dollars fifty cents, Elizabeth Hartley two dollars sixty cents. Eleanor McNamara praised for efficiency. judges were Mrs. Dolan, Mrs. Fitzgerald, and Mrs. Riverkamp. Instruction by Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Connelly. Vocal solos by Selica Cusick and Helen Dolan. Event featured dancing and refreshments and many exhibited items. Officers listed. season's last meeting set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. John’s Church
Garr Hall
Harriet Hughes
Anna Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Hartley
Eleanor McNamara
M. A. Dolan
James J. Fitzgerald
E. J. Riverkamp
Patrick Martin
B. J. Connelly
Selica Cusick
Helen Dolan
Mary F. Kenney
W. G. Brown
Goshen Beats Chester at Brownleigh Park in 7-4 Victory
Goshen High School defeated Chester High School 7 to 4 Friday afternoon at Brownleigh Park. It was Goshen’s second league game after a loss to Monroe in the prior week. Wittman and Cosgrove formed Goshen’s battery while Predmore and Youngs pitched for Chester. Next Friday Goshen hosts Tuxedo at Brownleigh Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chester
Brownleigh Park
The
Chester High School
Monroe
Wittman and Cosgrove
Predmore and
Youngs
Wittman
Predmore
Tuxedo
St James Church Men’s Club to Meet May 3 at Hoffman Home
Goshen reports the Men's Club of St James Church will gather Thursday evening May 3 at the home of Mr and Mrs William N Hoffman on Golden Hill Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
St. James’ Church
William N. Hoffman
Golden Hill Avenue
Charities Committee Meets in Goshen Supervisors Chamber
Goshen April 27 the charities committee of the Board of Supervisors met Thursday in the Supervisors chambers. The committee includes George W. Ball chairman from Chester William A McClellan of Woodbury and Robert O Thompson of Hamptonburgh all three present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Charities Committee of the
Board of Supervisors
Supervisors
George W. Ball
Chester
William A. McClellan
Woodbury
Robert O. Thompson
Hamptonburgh
Widow Jennie Vuolo Interred in St. Joseph Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Jennie A. Vuolo who died in Middletown on December 30 was interred today in St. Joseph's Cemetery Goshen, after lying in a receiving vault since death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Jennie A. Vuolo
Middletown
St. Joseph's Cemetery
That City
Letters of administration issued to Emma Ackerman
Goshen April 27 letters of administration have been issued to Emma Ackerman of Chester on the estate of her husband Sidney W. Ackerman late of that village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Emma Ackerman
Chester
Sidney W. Ackerman
New York Man Arrested for Reckless Driving in Goshen
Samuel Harris of New York was arrested near the Gate School house by State Trooper Henley on a charge of reckless driving. He was arraigned before Justice George R. Farrell, found guilty, and fined $20, which he paid. Farrell said authorities will keep autoists within the law this season and punish violators.
Purchases Auto: Fred Hyde Buys Studebaker Coupe
Goshen April 27 Fred Hyde, a renowned horseman, purchased a large six to seven passenger Studebaker coupe through J Coates Remer auto agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Fred Hyde
J. Coates Remer
Orange County Social Workers Club Visits Orange Farm
The Social Workers' Club of Orange County met in Goshen with John McLean presiding in Miss Bertha Wood's absence. After the session, 16 members toured Orange Farm under guide William F. Durind, praising the farm's management. The next meeting is planned for Warwick on the last Thursday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Farm
Goshen
Social Workers’ Club of
Orange County
Caroline M. Cuddeback
John McLean
Bertha Wood
Port Jervis
Warwick
Scpt
William F. Duriend
Bottle Pool Tourney Concludes With O Connell Victory
In Goshen at the Goshen Club on Friday evening April 28 James A O Connell defeated George E B Corwin in a bottle pool tournament final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
James A. O'Connell
George EB. Corwin
Goshen Club
Goshen Man Sentenced To State Pen
William Peoples of Newburgh has been brought to the county jail awaiting transport to the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County Penitentiary
Recorder Decker
Goshen
William Peoples
Newburgh
Goshen Building Three Six Room Houses in St John Street
William Altman Fred J Strack and Williows H Farnum plan three six room houses on St John street Goshen for sale. One foundation is finished for a dwelling on the Goshen Inn property for employee housing. The roof walls and stucco are nearly complete with completion aimed for May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
William Altman
Fred J. Strack
Witiows H. Farnum
St. John Street
Goshen Inn
Holy Communion Day Observance Of St John Council No 1106
In Goshen on Holy Communion Day May the Knights of Columbus No 1106 hold mass at 7 30 am at St John Church then march to the Orange Inn for a communion breakfast to be served Speakers will address the company Tickets are available from B J Connelly E J Burns and P Brut? Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
St. John's Council
Knights of Columbus
St. John’s Church
Orange Inn
B. J. Connelly
E. J. Burns
P. BR
Julian
Firemen Respond to Two Grass Fires in Hamptonburgh
Goshen April 27 fire units rushed to two grass fires in Hamptonburgh. One blaze burned on the Grace Horton farm and another flared near the Erie tracks behind St James Church. Cataracts answered the alarm from Hamptonburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Grace
Horton Farm
Hamptonburgh
Erie Tracks
St. James Church
P. O. of A Euchre Draws 10 Tables in Goshen Hall
Ten tables of Euchre players filled Odd Fellows Hall in Goshen on Thursday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Tuthill first, Mrs. E G Littell second, Mrs. Ida Banker, Arthur Gibson, Jamies Martin, and Robert McLaughlin in consolation. Refreshments were served by a committee headed by Mrs. Arthur Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O
A. Euchre
Goshen
P. O
Odd Fellows Hall
Harry Tuthill
E. G. Littell
Greycourt
Ida Banker
Arthur Gibson
Jamies Martin
Robert McLaughlin
Arthur Gregory
Middletown Man Released After Jail Term and Fine Paid
John Horn of Middletown completed a four month county jail sentence and paid a $200 fine for assaulting Clifford Harley of Goshen. County Judge Wiggins imposed the sentence. Horn was discharged on Friday after fulfilling all terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Horn
Middletown
Wiggins
Clifford Harley
Bridge repairs completed on Goshen Chester road
Goshen April 28 the replanking of the Otterkill bridge and related improvements finished today and the Goshen Chester road is back open to traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Otterkill Bridge
Goshen Chester Road
Rysinger Buys Buick Touring Car for Taxi Service
Goshen reports Joseph Rysinger, via agent John Robinson, purchased a large Buick touring car intended for use in the taxi service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Joseph Rysinger
John Robinson
Goshen News Notes and Local Arrivals
Goshen residents report family visits with Mr and Mrs John Black and children Donald and Margaret spending time in Newark New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Warren Lowell return from Florida and stay through the summer. Rev Dr C T A Pise improves but cannot lead St James Church services. Miss Amy Abbott of Albany and her nephew Peter Mix of Troy visit for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Black
Donald
Margaret
Newark
N. J
Warren Lowell
Florida
C. T. A. Pise
St James’ Church
Amy Abbott
Albany
Peter Mix
Troy
Funeral Sunday for Chas. S. Mills Former Resident
Funeral services for Charles Sumner Mills renowned printing plant engineer and publisher circles were held Sunday at Webb Memorial Presbyterian Church. The ceremony included Masonic rites by Hoffman Lodge and hymns led by Grace Carruth Harman with piano accompaniment. Burial followed in Hillside cemetery amid attendees from New York and New Jersey, including Henry Lewis Bullen and Dr. J. J. Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb N Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles Sumner Mills
United States
Canada
Asbury Park
N. J
BE. van Dyke Wight
Harmon F. Mentiley
Hoffman Lodge
John M. Gaynor
Harold W. Mailler
Howard W. Weale
Walter J. Seeley
Rainey
Taylor
Alex. Lesier
Mills
Shriner
Knight Templar
Grace Carruth Harman
God
Walter T. Tremper
New York
Henry Lewis Bullen
The
Typographical Library and Museum
Jersey City
J. J. Mills
Port Jervis
W. L. Bradley
Hillside Cemetery
Obituary of Mrs. Ela A. Gray widow of George A. Gray
Mrs Ela A Gray died Saturday at 8 30 AM at her brother Frank G Pattersons 145 Linden Ave She was born Napanoch Sept 26 1857 to James F and Ellen J Cullens Patterson A member of St Pauls M E Church Survived by brother Frank G Patterson and three nephews Charles G Earl T and Frank G Jr Funeral held at 10 30 AM Tuesday Rev B M Denniston Interment Fantinehill Cemetery Ellenville Also obituary note Eva May Redeker wife of Claud D Booth died Sunday at 1063 Main St Peekskill after four months illness Aged 22 years 21 days Born Pine Bush Mar 31 1901 Parents George C and Harriett L Redeker Married Feb 14 this year Survived by husband parents two sisters Anna E Marrone and Elva F Booth Funeral Wed at 2 PM Interment Hillside Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela A. Gray
George A. Gray
Frank G. Patterson
Lindep Avenue
Gray
Napanoch
James F
Ellen J. Cullens Patterson
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Eva May Redeker
Cloud Dpd
Booth
Main Street
Peekskill
Pine Bush
George C
Harriett L. Redeker
Claud D. Booth
Brooklyn Man William Haas Dies in Goshen
William Haas of Brooklyn dies at Stony Ford on Sunday from pneumonia at 71. Body to be taken to Brooklyn Tuesday for funeral and interment on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
William Haas
Brooklyn
Stony Ford
Robert Gibb Dies After Pneumonia in City Home
Robert Gibb aged 75 died Thursday afternoon at his daughter's home 13 Benton Avenue after a brief illness of pneumonia. Born March 28, 1849 in Kingsbury Somerset England, he came to America as a young man and settled in the west before moving to New York state and then to this city. He joined the Seven Day Adventist Church 85 years ago. Survived by son R F R Gibb of 21 Ridge Street, daughters Mrs Joseph Bevans of Benton Avenue and Mary Huston of Armstrong Missouri, three brothers, three sisters, 13 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. His wife Catherine Stuckey died nine years ago Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gibb
Joseph Bevans
Benton Avenue
Kingsbury
Somerset Shire
England
Samuel Gibb
Mary Tribley
America
New York State
Catherine Stuckey
Seven Day Adventist Church
R. FR. Gibb
Ridge Street
This City
Mary
Wiliam Huston
Armstrong
George
James
Fairbury
Simeon
Armatrong
Anna
James Quantock
Sarah
Oscar Holloway
Bloomington
Death of Benson M. DeWitt at 75 in Washington New Jersey
Benson M. DeWitt aged 75 died Tuesday afternoon at 1846 West Washington Avenue Washington New Jersey after a period of debility. He had retired as an undertaker with business in Yonkers Port Jervis Middletown and Sussex before moving to Washington about 14 years ago. His wife Mrs DeWitt had died September 29 1921 and the couple had lived with Mrs J E Meeker, the latter’s niece, during most of their Washington residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson M. DeWitt
West Washington Avenue
Washington, N. J
Edward Marding
New York
Mra. DeWitt
Mra. J. EK. Meeker
Miss Bridget Dwyer Dies in City at 89
Miss Bridget Dwyer died Thursday in this city at age 89. Born in Ireland to David Dwyer and Katherine Lyons she had lived here 15 years and belonged to St. Joseph's Church. She is survived by a sister Mrs Margaret Fitzgibbon of Port Jervis and several nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Dwyer
Ireland
David Dwyer
Katherine Lyons
Miss Muriel Whitten to wed Charles Rosencranse
Mr and Mrs J Whitten of Pine Farri announce the wedding of their daughter Miss Muriel F Whitten to Charles R Rosencranse at noon on Wednesday May 0 at Pine Bashy this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel F. Whitten
Charles R. Rosencranse
J. Whitten
Pine Farri
Charlies R. Rosencranse
Pine Bashy
Albert Funnell to Retire From Norwich Shops After 43 Years
Norwich reports the retirement of Albert Funnell a foreman in the blacksmith shop after 43 years of service. He began in Oswego in 1873 with the New York and Oswego Midland and later worked for Syracuse firms, Erie Railroad, and Midland Railroad in Middletown before settling in Norwich in 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Ontario & Western
Alfred Funnell
Oswego
New York and Oswego Midland
Syracuse
America
Ashford
England
Syracuse & Binghamton
Erie Railroad
Susquehanna
Sanderson Scale Company
Midland Railroad
Middletown
Hunter Installed as Head of Middletown Rotary
Rev. F. P. Hunter was installed as president of the Middletown Rotary Club at a Monday luncheon at Mitchell Inn. Incoming leader Forest P. Hunter received the gavel as Marty E. Barnes praised the year’s efforts and announced new committees for greater community involvement. Samuel T. Randall and Howard Dutcher were welcomed back after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest P. Hunter
Middletown
Rotary Club
Mitchell Inn
Marty E. Barnes
Hunter
Samuel T. Randall
Howard Dutcher
Estates In Surrogate Court In Goshen Apr
Letters testamentary were issued to Catherine and Andrew Davey of Crawford on the estate of John Davey. Final accounting filed in the estate of Arthur Storer of Port Jervis with executrix Carrie L. Storer. Final accounting filed in the estate of Daniel Reagen of Port Jervis with Laura Reagen executrix. In the estate of Mary E. Hawks of Middletown a final accounting was filed by Mae Courter of Washingtonville executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Surrogate's Court
Catherine
Andrew Davey
Crawford
John Davey
Arthur Storer
Port Jervis
Carrie L. Storer
Daniel Reagen
Laura Reagen
Laura Reagen, Executrix
Mary E. Hawks
Middletown
Mae Courter
Washingtonville
Executrix
Autos Damaged in Sunday Crash at Falerman's Corners
Clarkes H. Spiess of this city told police Sunday night his automobile was damaged in a collision with a vehicle he believed belonged to Edward Larkin. The crash happened near Falerman's Corners as Spiess crossed the state highway. both cars were damaged and the other car was traveling toward the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkes H. Spiess
Edward Larkin
Fal Erim
Spiess
Miss Jane Hoornbeek Dies Suddenly in Ellenville
Mrs. Charles C. Brady and Mrs. Benjamin Carson attended the funeral of Miss Jane Hoornbeek, cousin of Mrs. Brady, who died Friday night at her Ellenville home. Funeral services were conducted Monday at 2 p.m. and burial followed at Ellenville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Brady
Benjamin Carson
Ellenville
Jane Hoornbeek
Brady
Obsequies for Robert Gibb Held at Seventh Day Adventist Chapel
The funeral was Sunday at 2 PM Standard time at the Seventh Day Adventist Chapel with Elder C B Haynes of New York and Elder H Haynes of this city presiding. Hymns "Jesus Lenda" "Palace of Light" and "Going Down the Valley" were sung by E Mer R Haynes Mrs Haynes Miss Pearl Charlesstream and Miss M R Adams. Interment followed in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gibb
Seven Day Adventist Chapel
C. B. Haynes
New York City
8. Haynes
Jesus Lenda
Palace of Light
Emer
R. Haynes
Haynes
Pearl Charlesstream
M. R. Adams
Jamestown
Funeral for Miss Bridget Dwyer at St Joseph's Church
The funeral was held Saturday at 10 in St Joseph's Church with Requiem Mass by Rev. John V. Coffey. Interment followed in St Joseph's cemetery. Pallbearers were George A. Ruddies, Fred P. Sheerin, Frank W. Lane, Arthur A. Loope, John F. Fitzgibbon, and John McMickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Dwyer
St. Joseph's Church
John V. Coffey
Burns
St. Joseph's Cemetery
George A. Ruddies
Fred FP. Sheerin
Frank W. Lane
Arthur A. Loope
John F. Fitzgibbon
John ©. McMickle
Real Estate Sales in Uleter and Dwaarkill Areas
The Jones store and the George Merkel dwelling in Dwaarkill Uleter county were sold to New York residents. The Frank Ivory property in Uleterville was sold to a New York City buyer who will take possession around June 1. Sale conducted by Charles Voegelin, real estate and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Jones
George Merkel
Dwaarkill
Uleter County
New York
Frank Ivory
Uleterville
New York City
Charles Voegelin
Barristers recall clerk's long serving surrogate
Nine Orange county bar members including two former surrogates publicly honored Theodore D. Schoonmaker for over 55 years as clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Speakers praised his efficiency, integrity, and unique tenure as he nears retirement at 87, with notes of regret from attorneys countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Orange County
Theodore D. Schoonmaker
Murrogate Elwood C. Smith
Schoonmakers
John B. Swezey
Schoonmaker
R. C C. Coleman
Swezey
John J. Beattie
Warwick
Michael N. Kane
J. R. Thompson
Henry Kohl
Newburgh
Surrogate
County of Orange
John G. Wilkin
Mr. Schoonmaker
J A Bates Entered Century Run At 81 In Pla...
J A Bates 81 enters a centennial run and plans to celebrate with bright pennies to buy strawberry shortcake. A veteran plane dealer and Civil War veteran, Bates has run a music business since 1870 with Ludden Bates Southern Music House in Savannah and later in Plano, serving as a voice teacher and choir director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushin
Rampin
J. A. Bates
Bates
Plano
Times
Presa
Mr. Bates
Brockport
Georgia
Ludden & Bates Southern Music House
Savannah
United States
William A. Jackson
G. A
Social notices and local movements across the city
George H. Stanton, a city hall clerk, walks with his wife after months at home due to eye trouble. Several residents plan moves and trips, including Mrs. Hettie Tiffany moving here, the Cross family sailing for a four month tour, and Captain and Mrs. Collier visiting. Local clubs, church events, and societal greetings fill the week with travel, visits, illnesses, hospital updates, and new births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Stanton
City Hall
Day Nursery Aid From Elks Club Card Party
Middletown Day Nursery Association held a successful party at the Elks club house with 48 tables of bridge, 500 and pinochle. Proceeds will benefit the nursery. Thirty-four volunteers organized the event and awards were given to 24 players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Day Nursery Association
Elks’ Club
Charles Higham
J. F. Leeman
Frank Crawford
J. W. Halliday
Thomas C. Rogers
Miss de Rham to Wed at Garrison
Miss Emily Clarisse de Rham of Hast Sixty-third street plans an out of town wedding to John Rutherfurd on May 26 at the Church of St. Philip in the Highlands Garrison. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Dr E Clowes Chorley with a reception at the de Rham country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emily Clarisse de Rham
Charles de Rham
John Rutherfir
James Kane Livingston
Col
Lewis Morrie
John Rutherfurd
Bear Mountain Hudson River Bridge Mortgage Registered
The Bear Mountain Hudson River Bridge Company mortgaged $3,000,000 to Chase National Bank of New York as trustee for a new Hudson River bridge project from Fort Clinton to Bear Mountain. The loan finances part of the bridge and park link between western and eastern county park systems. Mortgage tax paid was $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Apgar
White Plain
Bear Mountain
Hudson River Bridge Company
Chase National Bank of New York
Hudson River
Fort Clinton
Weatchester County
Interstate Park
Hudson
Miss Fessie Durr Sanford and Sylvester Furke Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Fessie Durr Sanford and Sylvester Furke, both of this city, were quietly married at 8 oclock Thursday night at 71 Prospect avenue. Rev. J. FE. Church performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives. Attendants were Archie Fellenzer and Grace De Groat. A wedding supper followed. The couple will reside in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Elizabeth
Archie Fellenzer
Myrtle Avenue
Fannie J. Champlin
Prospect Avenue
B. M. Denniston
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Fessie Durr Sanford
Sylvester Furke
J. M. Denniston
St. Paul's M. FE
Grace de Groat
Thompson Marble wedding noted in Binghamton
Charlies Corwin Thompson and Miss Melissa Marble married on April 24 in Binghamton. Thompson is the son of the late Robert Thompson and Mrs. Mary E. Brink of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Corwin Thompson
Melissa Marble
Binghamton
Thompson
Robert Thompson
Mary E. Brink
Litts and Allen Wed in Port Jervis Ceremony
Fred Avery Litts of Monticello and Dorothy Allen of Port Jervis were married Wednesday evening in Port Jervis. The couples are the children of James P. Litts and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Avery Litts
Patterson Street
Port Jervis
James P. Litts
Monticello
Dorothy Allen
Samuel Allen
Miss Flora Williams Weds Frank Clark in Hamburg Church
Miss Flora Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Williams of Hamburg New Jersey wed Frank Clark son of John M Clark near Johnson. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J C Potts at the Church of the Good Shepherd. The couple will reside near Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Williams
Emmett Williams
Hamburg
N. J
Frank Clark
John M. Clark
Johnson
J. C. Potts
Church of the Good Shepherd
Mrs Frank Maner To Sail For Germany With Family
Mrs Frank Maner and her son and daughter of Liberty will sail Wednesday for Germany. Mrs Maner plans to visit her parents not seen in 17 years and will stay about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maner
Liberty
Germany
Local Social Notes Reflect Family Visits and Illness
The passage lists updates on residents including George Tyler’s serious illness of his father and the visits of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler. It mentions Mrs. Michael Larkin recovering at 44 Broad Street and being able to go out again. It notes R Seton Mullaney from New York City visiting his parents at 10 Harding Street. C B Welch of 1 Academy Avenue returning from a two week New York City vacation. Mrs. Russell Beam of Clarence visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George C. Knox on Jackson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tyler
Mrs. Tyler
Michael Larkin
Broad Street
R. Seton Mullaney
New York City
John P. Mullaney
Harding Street
C. B. Welch
Academy Avenue
Russell Beam
Clarence
George C. Knox
Jackson Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justice Merritt
Garr
Goshen Public Schools
H. G. Dibble
H. O. Crowell
Florence W. Crouch
Lydia V. W. Yeomans
Lou M. Bucklyn
Beatrice A. de Berthe
Grace Sheehan
Mary FE. Major
Lila V. North
Idella Duhr
Catherine Alice Printy
Ruth Topping
Helen Staples
Charities
Chas. S. Mills
Ella A. Gray
Albert Funnell
F. P. Hunter
Smith
T. D. Schoonmaker
Hettie Tiffany
Roscoe
William E. Cross
Highland Avenue
Nieuw Amsterdam
France
Belgium
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
E. F. Collier
Washington, D. C
Thomas Watts
Harmony Club
Fred 8. McWilliams
Monhagen Avenue
H. K. Wilcox
Knoxville
Tenn
St. Augustine
Daytona
Fla
Grove Street
John H. Morrison
St. Peterstub Fla
William F. Kesteloo
Schenectady
Mrs. W. P. Kesteloo
Irwin Avenue
W. T. Cornelius
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
George ‘Fischer
H. A. Miller
Emilie
Bridgeport
Conn
W. H. Moore
Howell
Dela
Justice of the Peace
L Benjamin Reeve
Wallkill
Pennsylvania
Frank J. Meyer
Forest Avenue
Thrall
Oliver Carlisle Crane
Paul W. Crane
Master Crane
J. B. Wheeler
Madeleine H. Dusenberry
Courtland Place
Frederick G. Bogert
Ridgewood
Casey Scales
Summitville
Stanley Robert
Miss de Rham
Garrison
Burke—Sanford
Marbie
Clark—Williams
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