Ellenville Society Reports India Paper And Local Socials
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Upper Canal street with papers on Indig and a sister talk on Mrs. Walter Scudder M D in India. Socials followed as the Ladies Aid convened in the church parlors and multiple residents visited or traveled, including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond of New York and J J Ryan on business to Sussex N J. The Dorcas Society held a supper and sale for the poor and Epworth League marks its 27th anniversary and Mothers Day observances led by three young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
C. D. Divine
Upper Canal Street
R. T. Cookingham
Divine
Walter Scudder
India
Scudder
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Mt. Holyoke
Mass
J. R. Lathrop
Niu! DePuy
J. R. Mowell
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. 8. Doyle
Paugene Burhans
Nelson Terwilliger
J. R. De+ Vang
George Schoonmaker
H. B. Raymond
New York
Center Street
Raymond
Epworth League
George C. Rose
Earl Count
Ernest van Gorder
League
New State Hospital Power House Nearing Completion
The new power house at the state hospital advances toward operation with Sterling boilers, two 450 HP units plus stoker boost to 600 HP, and two large blowers. Dynamos are being installed, with transfer from the old plant to occur by July. a 1913 cornerstone and 140 foot chimney mark progress. Birds nest in the facility as sparrows and warblers are observed, while Mrs. Adeline Richardson visits Pine Bush and seniors finish mental disease exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Ford & Co
Rochester
Frank J. Lewis
Sterling
Willis A. Roth
Magnolia
Cape May
Tennessee
Lawrence
Nashville
Dennis J. Huggard Tenderes Go to Be Effective May
Dennis J. Huggard has tendered his resignation with an effective date set for May. The move affects leadership at the organization, awaiting formal confirmation and transition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Huggard
Motion Picture Show Delights Local Audience
Guests praised a Wednesday program featuring Pathe News Pictorial Pictur esque Zealand and other films. Mr Harvey led a soloist turn earning an ovation as supervisor Williams Mrs Wagner and others attended while juniors final results look encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
News Pictorial
Zealand
Peking
Harvey
Williams
Wagner
Herbert
Carrette
Hand
Ashley
Rhea
Calendar chaos in Newburgh trial term prompts call for more judges
On May 11 Justice William P. Platt noted the Newburgh May term would likely not finish this term. Courts faced backlogs with trials pending against Fred Bowles and others. Several cases stalled as attorneys stayed away, while judges urged additional judges to clear the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Supreme Court
William P. Platt
A. H. F. Seeger
Fred Bowles
Illinoia Surety Co
National Surety Co
Kohl
Commissioner Green
Jerry Carmody
United States Guarantee Co
Herbert B. Royce
Lucuis A. Waldo
Mr. Sperry
Royce
Joseph Rubin
Salvatore Emanuel
Herman Schroeder
New York
M. H. Wallace
Wallace, O’neill & Greaney
Justice Platt
Rubin
Germans Win Sea Fight Off Belgian Coast
Berlin reports a brief engagement north of Ostend as two German torpedo boats fight five British destroyers. A British destroyer was badly damaged. the German torpedo boats returned to port undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ostend
Belgian
Sixty Ministers Graduate at Princeton Seminary
Sixty young ministers were graduated at the 10th annual commencement of Princeton Theological Seminary held in Miller Chapel Princeton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Princeton Theological Seminary
Miller Chapel
Langdon Case Disagreement Delays in Newburgh Court
In Newburgh May 11 after a 12 hour wait the jury in the Langdon vs Case case failed to agree and was discharged. Langdon sought 100 for land sold in Port Jervis to Case. Fullerton Parshall represented Langdon and Bennet for Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gollow
Frank Ennis
Supreme Court
Mr. Gollow
Mr. Ennis
Bessie May Gill
Walden
Thomas Terwilliger
Montgomery
Terwilliger
Tent camping allowed on Palisades by commission decision
New York May 11 The Palisades Interstate Park Commission agrees to permit canoeists to camp on Canoe Beach Hermits Point if rules are followed. A committee of 20 from Hudson River canoe clubs will attend a meeting at Cox's Boathouse Dyckman Street to adopt season camping regulations after prior prohibition near Alpine New Jersey was reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palisades
New Jersey
Excelsior Dock
Alpine
N. J
Canoe Beach
Hermits Point
Bandit Lived Hidden In Mountain Cave Near Arie
Claude Swingle, accused of stealing food from Edward Pugh in Treswillerville, lived winter in a cave near Arie. He kept a camp with frying pans on sticks and was tracked after robbing the Pugh home. He pleaded guilty at a hearing before Justice E. C. Vortree and was sent to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Claude Swingle
Arie
Jair
Edward Pugh
Tresslerville
Swingle
Gion Mills
Pugh
Justice of the Peace 8. C. Vortree
Elks Attend Funeral of Allen Hoffman
Kingston May 10 The funeral of ex Sheriff Allen Hoffman of Dutchess County took place at his Red Hook home. Elks members attended in numbers with 75 from Poughkeepsie Lodge No 275 and a Kingston Lodge delegation. The Elks burial service was given with a moving eulogy by Hon Jon Dalton of Poughkeepsie Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Allen Hoffman
Dutchess County
Red Hook
The
Elks
Poughkeepsie Lodge
Hoffman
Kingston Lodge
Ulster County
Jon, Dalton
PENSION BILL SIGNED FOR VETERANS AND CITY CHARTER AMENDMENT
Governor Whitman signed a pension bill for veterans with ten years of continuous civil service or incapacitation. He also signed Senator Walton's measure amending the Kingston city charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Whitman
Assemblyman Quick
Walton
Kingston City
Ferndale News Briefs and Local Appointments
May reports show Mr and Mrs H H Loder visiting their son Lester in Montgomery. Charles Hosie near completion of a cottage. George Earle and Gilbert Gardner plowing for Tom Manion and Mr John Hunt. Fred Harris serves as patrolman on the state road between Liberty and another town. Henry Coburg of Luzon is papering Mrs Ben Kile s home this week. Eva Kortright will teach Parkmans Corners school for another year. Miss Louise Akins visited Lugon with friends. City guests are arriving in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
H. H. Loder
Lester
Montgomery
Charles Hosie Hias
George Earle
Gilbert Gardner
Tom Manion
John Hunt
Fred Harris
Liberty
Henry Coburg
Luzon
Ben Kile
Eva Kortright
Parkman’s Corners
Lonuise Akins
Lugon
Gilbert VanSciver
East Avenue
Brooklyn
Paterson
N. J
Garrett Tymeson
Otisville
A. Clark
Lake Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Walter Summers
D. Herbert Clark
W. J. Wilkes
Newburgh
Julia Robertson
Wallkill Avenue
Charles Gibbs
James
Aline
Lodi
N. J. Joseph
Downing
Charles Dunning
Arkansas City
Kansas
Mise Marion Henderson
Uiis City
Penn Yan
N. Y
J. Benton Rowan
Houston Avenue
Yonkere
Penmmocingy
John Kuhback
Honesdale
Madame de Stael
Paris
Macardel DeWitt
Lawrenceville, N. J
Mary DeWitt
South Street
The
City
Justice Bill Up on Friday
Albany May 11 there will be a hearing on a bill for an additional justice in the third judicial district in the Executive Chamber tomorrow morning at 1130. The bill is favored by the district bar as it lacks enough justices to handle the large legal workload across seven counties and two city terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Departments
Ulster
Troy
Howard
Hudson
Cochrane
Greene
Sullivan
Schoharie
Justice Howard
City of
Social notes relay visits and family gatherings
Local residents report trips and call on relatives across Paterson Brooklyn Yonkers and Newburgh. Includes anniversaries hospital visits and social events with Smiths Gibbs Downing DeWitt and Parlin among those mentioned.
Glove Shipment Lost With Cymric Sinking
Port Jervis may 1 the first white cotton glove shipment from W B Chant factory to Manchester England disappeared when the White Star liner Cymric sank after leaving New York City in April the loss follows the Cymric disaster and marks a financial blow to local glove makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Cymric
W. B. Chant & m
England
Manchester
New York City
Baseball game at Searsville May 13
A baseball game is scheduled in BSenareville on May 13 at 2 o clock between Wall kill and Searsville teams. For team inquiries contact James Callan, manager of the Searsville team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsville
Bsenareville
Wallkill
James Callan
Road Closed for Repairs on Westbrookville to Ottaville
Officials close the Westbrookville to Ottaville highway to travel while extensive repairs are carried out by town authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrookville
Ottaville
Obituary notices for Rose Nolan and others in local area
Obituary column records Rose Nolan, 80, who died Wednesday afternoon at her daughter’s Brooklyn home after a two week illness. Survived by three daughters, funeral in Ellenville at St Mary’s with requiem high mass. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Catherine Enright, Mrs Elizabeth M Watkins, and family funeral details in Montgomery and Campbell Hall including church services, interments, and pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Nolan
Anna Hynes
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
Land
Henry Matthews
Rose Farley
Ellenville
Nolan
Patrick Nolan
Filenville
William Pohlman
John Myer
Orange
N. J
St. Mary's Church
Pilenville
Stony Ford
Catherine Enright
Thomas Enright
Enright
County Kerry
Ireland
St. Mary’s Church
Montgomery
Mary
Martin Dermody
Scotchtown
Joseph A
Middletown
Catherine C
Walden
Nora A
Thomas Madden
John J
Willam T
Margaret M
Ellen Breen
Mary Sullivan
Port Byron
Thomas Dillon
St Mary's Church
Francis C. Lewes
Cornelius Cahill
Dennis Corbett
John Cahill
Cornelius Carmody
Robert Cahill
John Lyons
Elizabeth M. Watkins
D. H. Thompson
Campbell Hall
Hamptonburgh
Presbyterian Church
Thompson Ia
Matthew Young Dies After Long Illness In Washingtonville
Matthew Young aged 84 died at the home of Mrs. Wm Hallock on Sunday April 30 after a long illness. He had lived with Mrs. Hallock for about 35 years and suffered rheumatism for many years but was not bedridden until six weeks ago. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon with interment in Monroe Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Matthew Young
Wm Hallock
Young
Local Notes From Montgomery and Surrounding Towns
James H Reed the baggagemaster is in Martinsville Indiana visiting relatives. Harry Rockefeller travels to his home. Mine Mabel Thorp of Walden visits Miss Madeline Shafer at the Wallkill House. Thomas W Stratton of Paterson NJ visits his daughter and son in law Frank T Hadaway. A large plate glass window at W H Senior Co store was broken by a boy pushing another. Ralph Young, a West Shore brakeman based in Weehawken NJ, is home for a few days. John J Chambers sold seven horses to buyers in Wallkill Searsville Walden Pine Bush and Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
James H Reed
Martinsville
Ind
Harry Rockefeller
Mabel Thorp
Walden
Madeline Shafer
Wallkill House
Thomas W. Stratton
Paterson
N. J
Frank T. Hadaway
W. H. Senior & Co
Ralph Young
West Shore
Weehawken
John J. Chambers
J. J. Sherwood
Wallkill
H. Young
Searsville
OI Decker
Pine Bush
Ralph B Scott
Hugh Grant Clark
Cornwall
Social at Williams Home in Slate Hill
The Bowporth League plans a social at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williams residence in Slate Hill on Thursday May 18. All are invited for an enjoyable evening. Mrs. Aurelia Smith is visiting her sons in New York City. A Grant Evans reports his new house nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate Hill
Bowporth League
Andrew Williams
Aurelia Smith
New York City
A. Grant Evans
Palisades Park to Open for Summer Season
Palisades Park will launch its summer amuse ment season next Saturday with the firing of the first gun. Workers have renovated the playground during winter, added new buildings and attractions, and landscape gardeners planted over 6,000 plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades Park
Goshen Links Planned by Willie Park in Gloomy May
Willie Park the ex world golf champion finished preliminary laying out the largest inland golf course in America on Grant Hugh Browne estate near Goshen. The 6400 yard 160 acre course will have six week play with temporary greens and a $100000 club house planned for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Willie Park
America
Grant Hugh Browne
Times-Press
T. H. Riggs Miller
Rogte Club
Edinburgh
Scotland
Sunningdale
Hunterecombe
Woyslesdon
Browne
Edward Schwartz Taken After Stomaine Poisoning at Titus Stable
Edward Schwartz of the Titus stable was rushed to Goshen Emergency Hospital last night in critical condition after an attack of stomaine poisoning. Dr. Hamilton attended the patient during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schwartz
Titus Stable
Goshen
Dr. Hamilton
Germans Prepare to Keep Pledges
Berlin reports all German submarine commanders have received new orders from the admiralty and officials believe future errors will not trigger U S conflicts. Publication of the American note accepting the reply to Wilson’s ultimatum eases tensions and removes danger of complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy International News Service
Berlin
Admiralty
United States
Wilson
Poisoner Escapes At Poughkeepsie
Frederick Mors, committed to the State Hospital after a collapse of his confession of murdering many inmates of the Odd Fellows Home at Yonkers, escaped from the asylum Tuesday. Police of nearby cities have been warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Frederick Mors
State Hospital
Odd Fellows
Yonkers
Senate panel to reopen Brandeis Supreme Court probe
The Senate judiciary committee voted to reopen the Brandeis confirmation inquiry. It will specifically review Brandeis ties to a proposed merger between Riker Hegeman drug stores and United Cigar Stores. A subcommittee hearing resumes Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandeis
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lous D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores
United Cigar Stores
Rumor Claims Canadian Troop Transport Sunk
A May 10 rumor from Halifax circulated in Niagara Paris Ontario claims a transport carrying Canadian troops to England has sunk but lacks any independent confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Paris
Ontario
Halifax
England
Community playground association meeting urged tonight
Residents invited to assemble at the high school auditorium to form a group to take title to the land donated by A. B. Murray Jr. and Dr. James C. Coleman and to discuss plans for a fully equipped playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Murray, Jr
James C. Coleman
Free Lecture Friday At Palisades Park Health Center
A free lecture will be held in the high school auditorium Friday night on The Palisades Park New State's great health and recreation center. William A. Welch chief engineer of the Park Commission will speak as the guest of Percy V. D. Gott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallisades Park
New State
Indoor baseball game at Y M C A meeting highlighted by captains
A Boys' Noon Hour Group indoor baseball game at the YMCA featured captains Rev. C A Dann and Z Le Wilcox. A printing error misstated results of last week's interclass track meet at the High School with corrections: discus winner Marston first, Ehlers second, Hansen third. discus distance 1118 feet 6 inches. hammer throw winner Manchester first, Ehlers second, Durland third. distance 140 feet 4.6 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
C .A. Dann
Z le Wilcox
Marston
Ehlers
Hansen
Manchester
Durland
Unruly Passenger Held After Train Riding Incident
John Riley, seen riding on a westbound train, was arrested for illegal train riding and given five days. He claims pain leaves when lighted matches touch his nails. Frank Galloway, son of Rance Galloway, visited town and stayed at the St. Elmo. The Chats face the Cube in a Sunday game at Garr athletic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riley
Frank Galloway
Rance Galloway
Orange Hotel
St. Elmo
Garr Athletic Field
Birthday surprise honors W L Brown in South Centreville
In South Centreville on Monday evening a surprise party for W L Brown drew about 50 friends from West Town Ridgebury Slate Hill and Johnson. Attendees wished him many more birthdays as they gathered with relatives and neighbors including news of a newborn Harold Edgar Bennett in Netcong NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brown
Harry Case
Hackensack
N. J
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NEW State Hospital Power House
City On the Hill
Adeline Richardson
William B. Ewer
Board of Managers
Langdon Case Disagreement
Walden- Montgomery
Elizabeth M. Thompson
K. H. Harriman
Robert Goelet
Smartset
W. Johnson Quinn
Walter McClellan
Demonico
Sherry's
Paul Barrett
London
the Plaza
Boston
Royal Panseana
Palm Beach
Croidul
Sherry’s
Mead
Murray Avenue
Sousa
New York Hippodrome
Hippodrome
Hichland Engine & Hore Co
Florida
New Street
Joseph Donovan
F. C. Hock
James Spler
John L. Cummins
Mr. Spiers
Ballaton
Black & Reddy
J. W. Cromby
Brownleigh Park Stable Corporation
W. L. Brown
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