Ellenville News Notes May Activities and Local Updates
May items from Ellenville include social visits and family announcements. Richard Elling returns from Columbia College for the summer and resumes his clerk job at Pawterson Schoonmaker. The Masonic Theatre undergoes improvements including a new exit door and fire extinguishers. Local marriages occur, including Otis Hornbeck and Miss Sylvia Yale, and George C. Gray wed Miss Mary F. Lake. A broken leg disables Harry Priest after a pole accident at the Ellenville Electric Light Company. Upcoming events include a Ladies Foreign Missionary Society meeting and a WCTU gathering at Ellenville Methodist Church with speakers Martha Bell and others.
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Terwillie ‘Ger
Meenahga
Suonday
Richard Elling
Columbia College
Pawterson & Schoonmaker
Masonic
Abram Constable
J. Ward
G. Bollin
New York
Richard King Southwick
Lena D. Nichols
Broadhead Street
Good Ground
F. H. Carpenter
Monticelia
W. D. Cunningham
Polley
Binghamton
Mondar
Otis Hornbeck
Eureka
Sylvia Yale
George Fear
Napanoch
Frank J. Campbell
W. M
Warwarsing Lodge
A. M
State Grand Lodge
George C. Gray
Mary F. Lake
Michael Montgomery
Stjs Church
Ellenville
Harry Priest
John J. Ryan
Catskills
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary
Society of the Reformed. Dutch Church
Dero
Gardiner
Usser County
Devo
Japan
Tone
Bergen
B. H. Terwilliger
John H. Divine
Upper Canal Street
Harold Bradford
Middletown
Charles Hares
Philadelphia
Charles Tallman
Poushkeesie
R. F. DD
Pew
Ulster Heights
Brigss Street
Walter E. Mitchell
Iyeggs
Eilenville
WCT
Ulster County
Ulster County Will Be Held At the Eb Fenville Methodist Church
Martha X. Bell
Mihion
N.Y
Trial set in Hintze damage action at Newburgh
In Newburgh this morning the Hintze damage action against the New York Central Railroad Co. opened with Thomas Watts and Hosslym Cox for the plaintiff and Willum Cassedy for the railroad. The jury was unable to agree and stood eleven to one for a verdict. The case concerns Ole W Hintze, machinist killed in Yonkers in April 1908 while working near a third rail.
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Supreme Court
Newburgh
Anna V. Hintze
Ole W Hintze
New York Central Railroad Co
Thomas Watts
Hosslym M. Cox
Middletown
Plaintift
Willum K. Casseedy
Watts
Hintze
Yonkers
New York Central
Yonkers Yard
Warwick
Frederick Strow
Federal Sugar
Thomas Flynn
Lable
Flynn
Wills Probated by Surrogate Swizey in Orange County
Report ending April 30 lists numerous wills admitted and administrations granted. Names include McGowan Manning Ryerson Weyant Helme Reed Leze Rowe and Knapp. estates involve Middletown Goshen Blooming Grove Port Jervis Warwick and New Windsor with executors and administratrices named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. McGowan
Wallkill
Sophia McGowan
Frances E. Manning
Middletown
Alice O. Baird
Jacob Ryerson
Sr. Warwick
Frank L. Hall
Monroe
Lemuel C. Lewis
Warren Hathaway
Blooming Grove
Alice H. Chadwick
Joseph C
Amanda M. Weyant
Washingtonville
Adai
Abbie Weyant
Mary E. Helme
William Reed
Death at Newburgh of John E. O Grady
John E. O Grady died of tuberculin shortly before 2 o clock Tuesday morning at his home on Newburg Avenue. He was about 50 years old, son of the late James J. Grady, a former factory owner, later in the awning business. Survived by his wife Miss Marian Danan, two children, his mother Mrs. Margaret OGrady, and a sister. He was active in fraternal and church groups and formerly secretary of Newland Company. Burial is planned Wednesday in a local cemetery.
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John E. O'Grady
Sis
Caner Street
Nowhbur
Abo
Newport Tent Company
Iowa Wi
Gras
Margaret Ograts
Ialeigen
St. Patrick’s
Newland Coanech
Coast Newhutah
Foresters of America
Cathedic Media Benevolent Assoriation
Sacred
St. Patrick's
Remarkable Longevity Of Mrs Tompkins Of Ma
This item notes the long life of Mrs Solemn Tompkins of Ma who recently passed a landmark birthday in November. It mentions her two sons Frank and Edward D Tompkins and references family and local importance in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solemn Tompkins
Legal Notice of Costs in Suit Involving Be Penis Case
Suzilee Tomkins acting for Wright v See Yo Gerew and others has decided that respondents must pay court costs and fees. The action aims to secure guardianship of the children of 3S Hats Wrist, a Rochester County foal dealer, whose widow seeks custody while her husband was in care of Mr. Gero of Washingtonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzilee Tomkins
Wright Ve
St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Adopts Changes
Congregation of St John's meets to approve major changes including moving annual and semiannual meeting dates, altering sermon language to one English and one German each Sunday, and continuing with Rev. Andrew H. Schaefer. Treasurer notes funds for a new building and potential ground breaking if $1000 more is raised.
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St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Andrew H. Schaefer
Chi
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Church
Barber Smith given suspended sentence for public intoxication
Barber Mark H. Smith appeared in police court for public intoxication, fined 2, and forfeited 14 for nonappearance. A suspended sentence was issued on Monday, contingent on future conduct, with a ten day term and jail benefits if he violates his promise. Smith has reportedly drank steadily since arriving in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Smith
Warneriay Afernoon
Smith
Funeral of Benjamin Robshaw
The funeral of Benjamin Robshaw was held from Grace Episcopal Church Tuesday afternoon at 3.45 officiated by Rev. F. Smithers. Relatives and friends attended with many from Laneslot Lodge Knights of Pythias. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery.
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Robshaw
Benjamin Robshaw
Grace Episcopal Church
Smithers
Reja S
Laneslot Lodge
Knighis
Puff
Ma Robshaw
Ste
Borjal
Hillside Cemetery
Montgomery News Briefs Highlight Local Changes and Visits
In Montgomery on May 4 Mr and Mrs George Suy dam welcomed a baby boy born Monday morning. School changes include splitting the fourth and fifth grades with extra teachers Mabel L Mould to teach the fourth grade and another to replace Miss Naomi Rose in the fifth, starting next school year. Local visits occur as Mrs Frederick Hawkins and daughter Mary of Montclair NJ visit Mrs Sara P McNeal. The Brown Brothers may roof C H C Beakes creamery at Clinton Corners and William Whigam’s machine shop roof will be tin plated. W Vail begins a summer Cocoa Cola campaign tour. Thomas Gilcrist recovers from a stroke with sons visiting. James Seymour’s Wallkill avenue dining room is decorated with an oak floor added. Thomas Chambers reports a potato theft from an ice cream parlor building. Mrs Isaac Dawson’s horse ran away but no injuries. Helen Morgan will return to teach in the high school. Raymond Ayers visits Syracuse University, James Ottgies spends Sunday at a summer place, and William Williams hosts Clarence Van deroer for a weekend. Two freight trains run on the Wallkill road due to increased business. Samuel Douglas hosts his daughter Mrs Eugene Sornberger from Schenectady. George Eckert repairs his Union street home and porch. George Werner sells his mare Sallie and a two-year-old colt to a New York training stable for a substantial price. Mrs Frank Peters of New York visits Clement Hopkins. Jacobson family of Brooklyn arrives for summer at Union street head. Rev Edward W Miller returns from Cuba and Florida for a few days with his parents on Clinton George Osborn. Patrick Martin Jr resigns as assistant street commissioner to become a teamster for O H Beakes creamery.
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George Suydam
Mabel L. Mould
Naomi
Rose
Frederick Hawkins
Mary
Montclair N. J
Montgomery
Sara P. McNeal
Hawkins
Brown Brothers
C. H. C. Beakes
Clinton Corners
Dutchess County
William Whigam
Vail
Cocoa Cola Company
Thomas Gilcrist
Charles
Newburgh
Frank
Yonkers
James Seymour
Wallkill Avenue
Edward Pitts
Thomas Chambers
John King
Isaac Dawson
George Pierson
Goodwill
Helen Morgan
Raymond Ayers
George A. Ayers
Syracuse
Harriet Ayers
Syracuse University
James R. Ottgies
New York
William R. Williams
Goshen
Clarence Vanderoer
Frank Senior
Prospect Terrace
George E. Senior
Wallkill Road
Kingston
Cappbell Hall
Samuel Douglas
Eugene Sornberger
Schenectady
George Eckert
Union Street
George Werner
Stey
Sallie
Stony Ford
Frank Peters
Clement Hopkins
Jacobson
Brooklyn
Thomas B. Ackley Dies in Goshen at 65
Goshen correspondent reports the death of Thomas B. Ackley at his Orange Avenue home after several weeks of typhoid fever. Born in Sugar Loaf, he worked 28 years with the Effie Railroad as baggage master and trainman, later running a confectionery in Goshen. He is survived by his wife Annie and siblings Wickliff Cee Henry and Mary C. Ackley, all of Goshen.
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Goshen
Thomas B. Ackley
Orange Avenue
Mr. Ackley
Sugar Loaf
Anthony Augustus Ackley
Effie
Port Jervis
Annie Ackley
Wickliff
Cee
Henry Oc. Ackley
Mary C. Ackley
Death of A. T. Durston in Syracuse
Alfred Ten nyson Durston a prominent business and club man died in Syracuse. He married Miss Georgia Roberts of Asbury Park New Jersey in 1891 and settled in Syracuse. Mrs Durston Georgia Roberts was well known to Middletown people.
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A. T. Durston
Syracuse
Alfred Tennyson Durston
Mr. Durston
Georgia Roberts
Asbury Park
N. J
Roberts
Durston
Middletown
St Pauls Plans A Parish House For church youths
The official board of St Pauls M B Church reelected officers G Spencer Cowley as treasurer and William E Kellogg as financial secretary. The treasurer's report showed strong finances with open plate up $250. The pastor has a leave of absence on June 6 to attend the Syracuse University reunion. The church will redecorate and lay new carpet interior and contemplates further improvements. Long term plans include a parish house with gymnasiums and reading rooms to attract younger members.
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St. Paul's M. B
G. Spencer Cowley
William E. Kellogg
Syracuse University
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Otto W. Hintze
Gagliano
Captain Bush
Tuxedo Park
Gilmore O. Bush
Times-Press
Chief Bush
G. Jones
L. Jones
United States
Ferdinandus Gagliano
Filius Nicholai
New York City
Swezey
Harry P. Leze
Sadie V. Lege
William Cook
Lizzie Rowe
John Delahorde
Loseanna Delahorde
James F. Earl
Woodbury
Millard F. Earl
William J. Panxhurst
Philip A. Bortz
Jesse
Mapes
E. P. Hartman
Helen van Rensselaer Stillman
Bertha M. Stillman
Elizabeth B
Frances C
Ehweed
Bellie
Natalie
Anna
S. Knapp
Nathaniel S. Knapp
Elizabeth
Rachael
Everett S. King
Scott King
New Windsor
John K.itor
John Riley
Theodore J. Warner
Aiice
A. Warmer
Marr E. Johnston
Benjamin DL
Aghnston
Monizome
Robert Cochran
Elle Autusya Cochran
Ima
ML Corvin
Henry Cromwell
Clementine A. Drake
Ann E. Vail
George Elliott
Zainia
Tornelius Be, Caddehack
Samuel T. Tuttan
County of
Dade
Florida
Counts of
Orange
Techn
John E. O’grady
Wilk Whgon
High View Tair
Congregation OF ST. John’s
Tato Thieves
Edward W. Miller
Cuba
Peter E. Miller
Clinton Street
George Osborn
Erie Railroad
ST. Paul's
M. E
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Furniture
Verona
Ile
The
Brussels
Wilton
Axminster
Bailey
WILD
Grockery Department
Stove Department
Crawford Furniture CO
Middletown, N. Y
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