United States Citizen Lynch Arrested in Sinn Fein Uprising
London reports another U S citizen arrested in connection with the Sinn Fein uprising. Jere ghiah C Lynch of New York City was tried by court martial and found guilty of taking part in the Dublin revolt and to be sentenced. Authorities also announce an investigation into the arrest of James M Sullivan former American minister to Santo Domingo with results to be sent to Ambassador Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United
Sinn Fein
Jereghiah C. Lynch
New York City
Lynch
Trish
Dublin
Edward Grey
Commons
James M. Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Ambassador Page
State Agriculture Board Formed By Election Of Eight Members
A State Board of Agriculture with eight members was elected at a convention of 71 delegates from agricultural interests across the state. Thomas E Inslee of Sussex is named to a two year term along with other appointees including Joseph S Frelinghay of Somerset and H Jeffers of Middlesex. Bexemith of Monmouth and Curtiss of Bergen join for shorter terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Board of Agriculture
Gaunt
Esterday
Joseph
Frelinghay
Somerset County
Theodorewa
Gloucester County
H. Jeffers
Middlesex
Edward A. Eehling
Burlington
L. Iard Minch
Cumberland
Taomas
Inelee
Sussex
Frederick M. Curtiss
Bergen
A. Bexemith
Monmouth
Indictments From Newburgh Term Highlight Assault and Thefts
Indictments at the Newburgh term include an assault in the second degree. John Reyman a 31 year old fireman faces burglary and grand larceny charges. Floyd Weed of Montgomery aged 89 charged with abandon of minor children. William Meyers 28 of New Windsor committed on grand larceny charge. Committing magistrate Justice H F and Justice John H Wells are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reyman
Floyd Weed
Montgomery
H. F
William Meyers
New Windsor
John H. Wells
Election of bishops at General Conference draws local interest
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Saratoga watches the election of bishops with Rev Evra S. Tipple, president of Drew Theological Seminary, as a leading candidate. Tipple is well known locally and once preached at St Pauls Church during Rev T R Wallace's pastorate and helped in Wallace's funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Saratoga
Evra
Tipple
Drew Theological Seminary
St. Paul's Church
T. Rh. Wallace
Wallace
Auction set for Riverside Warm sale of cattle horses and assets
Cattle sale on the Goshen Montgomery state road near Clark's Crossing on June 26, 1916. The lineup includes five new milch cows, a pacing mare, a high grade Holstein herd with calves, two three year olds, a two year old bull, a trotter named matinee record 2 20 percent, a chestnut gelding 2 08 4 percent, a Fairbanks Morse two horse power engine, and a premier Percheron brood mare with eight years weight over 500 pounds. W. K. Dickerson auctioneer conducts the sale with terms: three tenths to be paid. Riders, drivers, and other farm assets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Harden
Hamburg
N. J
H. Lunney
Anle
Riverside Warm
Goshen
Funeral Director and Embalmer H C Ker Associate
The notice lists H C Ker as funeral director and embalmer with office and parlors at 273 North Street and 142 phone for day and night service. A lady assistant is noted. A New York office connects with the New York and Brooklyn Casket Co at 27 Great Jones Street and phone 2250 Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ker
North Street
New York
New York and Brooklyn Casket Co
Great Jones St
North St
Otisville
N. d
Jones St
Boring
Rockafellow Burial Co and Family Funeral Directors Directory
Directory style notice listing funeral directors and offices in New York Otisville and other spots. Names include Alex Merritt James Mae SS parlor addresses Great Jones Street and North Street with phone numbers. Marguerite Rockafellow listed as professional in care of women and children with license 3959. Private receiving vault noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Merritt
Westing St. Com
James St. Mae
New York
Great Jones
Rockafellow Burial Co
North Street
M. R. Rockafellow
Mgr
Fred
Rockafellow
Marguerite R. Rockafellow
Rogers Place
Melrose
Entertainment for Pine Bush Church May 16 Program
Mixed program at Knights of Pythias Hall under the Aid Society of the M. E. Church. Dora G. Crookston and others perform piano selections and duets. a cast of characters from village life, a fan drill by twelve girls, and a "Goddess of Liberty" piano duet. Music direction by Miss Johan M. Bowen. Reserved seats go on sale May 20 at Vernooy's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nekies
John Beekman
Knights of Pythias Hall
Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
Dora G. Crookston Boo Cssvess
A. A. Vradenburgh
Gladys
Constance McKin
Constance McKinney
Goddess of Liberty
Katherine Anderson
Theodore Welle
Margaret Watson
Clyde Morris Farmer
Wheatear
Hanbury Utility
Elias Bullings
Lydia
Twitter
Mary Drink Cicely
Florence Woodward Pegey
Florenne Dewel
Johan M. Bowen
Vernooy
Jutus Snyder
Hoosendale
Charles V. Craig
Tilleon
A. J. Slater
Isaac Hubbard
New York
Palconer
Hubbard
Tammany Hall
Charlies Terwilliger
Crawford
Thin Village
A. Ki. Armstrong
Services and social events anchor New Hampton church week
In New Hampton last Sunday evening the Presbyterian Church drew a large crowd. A box social at the Club House Friday supports the church and dancing will be part of the evening. Mrs Carr of Middletown visits Mrs Davis Pulls. Mr and Mrs Quackenbush visit Mr and Mrs Mabee. Mr and Mrs Joseph Tuckridge of Jersey City spend Sunday with Mrs W H Probert. Joseph Dunning improves. Mrs Thomas O Connell remains about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Presbyterian Church
Mra. Carr
Middletown
Davia Pulls
Quackenbush
Mra
Unionville change of minstrel date and church topics
Unionville residents learn the M and U special Saturday evening train service is canceled and the minstrel by the Young Men at the Clans moves to Thursday evening June 1. Sunday at the Presbyterian Church will feature Childhood Religion in the morning and What It Costs to Turn Back in the evening. Mrs Hello Keepers and mother visited Mrs J J Everett in Sussex. Mrs A Skidmore returned from Philadelphia. Mrs Mary Tuttle, homebound all winter, is now active. Mrs H C Peterson and Mrs Ray Moma Avera spent Tuesday in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Innstead
Presbyterian Church
Hello Keepers
Mra
J. J. Everett
Sussex
Westbrookville Society Supper and Local News
The young ladies of this place plan a church basement supper on Saturday evening May 20. Wyey one is cordigly invited to attend. Daniel G. Ashworth left on a business trip to New York. Mr and Mrs Edward McDowell welcomed a daughter. The mountain road between Otisville and Westbrookville remains closed for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatbrookville
Wyeyone
Montogmery Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
May 11. Mrs Russell Hirigge of Middletown visits Mre William Hrigge. Alfred Youngblood house in Searaville to get a metal roof by Brown Brothers. Mrs Mary Arnhout of Coldenham visits Chester friend Miss Florence Courter after a brief stay with Mr. and Mrs. Mayd Quick. Mrs D W Lee of Circleville hosts Miss Henriette Clark and Miss Abbie Crist. Melvin Urigge injures finger at woolen mills. Mrs John Van Steenburgh returns from Greater New York with grandson Harold Benas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Russell Hirigge
Middletown
William Hrigge
Alfred Youngblood
Searaville
Brown Brothers
Mary Arnhout
Coldenham
New York
Friends
Florence Courter
Chester
Mayd Quick
D. W. Lee
Circleville
Henriette Clark
New Hampton
Abbie Crist
Goshen
Leo
Melvin Urigge
John van Steenburgh
Greater New York
Brnent Benns
Harold Benas
Mrs McCarter Improves After Stroke
Mrs McCarter wife of John H McCarter remains bedridden four weeks after a severe stroke but shows slow improvement in condition and is under medical care at home.
Herman S Murray Weds Susanne Warren in New York
Miss Susanne Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Elliot Warren married Herman S Murray son of Mr and Mrs Stuseell Murray yesterday at St Thomas Church New York. The couple will reside at Woodmere Long Island after a wedding trip following a reception at the Warren home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Susanne Warren
Charles Elliot Warren
St. Thomas’ Church
Herman S. Murray
Stuseell Murray
West Eleventh Street
Kneat M. Stires
Charles Lewis
Local Socials Highlight May Week in Ellenville
Ellenville hosts an evening of games at the Hose Company club house with a turkey and chicken supper drawing members and friends. Edgebrook Club marks its first anniversary with a dance and strawberry shortcake supper. Silane Demarest ill at home with erysipelas, described as critical. Reform Church ladies hold a successful Tuesday musical at the Wavalde Inn drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlienville
Scoresby Hose Company
Eames
Edgebrook Club
Silane Demarest
Westtown Community Notes and Local Visits
Westtown residents and guests share social visits with Rutherford and New York friends. Hulett Clark toured Yale and returned from New Haven to home early Monday. Church events include Presbyterian Missionary Society programs and Sunday services with titled sermons. A new baby joined the area at Archie Sutherland’s home. A Ford touring car changes hands, and Miss Isabel Sayer visits Wee Hawken. A Swiss band bell ringer performs at the Methodist Church on May 26 with ice cream served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
Arthur Porth
Slaters
Miss May
Rutherford
N. J
Mra
T. Aledrich. Hulett TD
Clark
New Haven
Conn
James Knapp
Yale
Henry DP. Sayer
Dorothy Ayres and Wight
Corwin J. Sayer
Isabel Sayer Fa
Weehawken
New York City
Passate Sac Newark
M. B. Lee
Philip Dubola
New Paltz
Montclair
Morristown
New York
Misa Elele Fullerton
Middletown
Etta Fullerton
Clarence Currier
Graham & Albdrich
Samuel Wilson
Milford
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Clarke
M. Line
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Epworth League
China
Kathryn Decker
Howard Mather
New York University
Emil Cross
Bell Ringer
Village Women In Mission Work in Scotchtown
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs W Harlow's with Mrs Edward Bogardus as leader. Bible readings and reports followed including insights on North Siam and the Catholic Church in Mexico. Guests Mr and Mrs Robert Sage stayed at Dr A C Bantee's. Mabel Harlow visits Yankee Lake. Isabelle Cumming McWilliams wedding planned for Ossining June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotchtown
Woman's Missionary Society
W. Harlow
Edward Bogardus
Edna Slaughter
Samuel
Siam
Harlow
Orient
F. B. Schoonover
Mexico
Jessie Puff
Presbyterial Society
Nyack
Solo
Denton Houston
Robert Sage
Hartsdale
A. C. Bantee
Mise Mabel Harlow
Yankee Lake
Isabelle Cumming McWilliams
Ossining
Sev
David Beattie
J. A. McWilliams
Mount Hope Church Sets Alternating Services and Elections
Mount Hope May 19 alternating Sunday services at 7 40 p m and 10 30 a m Sunday school. May 28 service at 10 a m with Sunday school after. June a 10 20 a m Sunday school 7 30 p m church. Officers elected include Superintendent Mrs Jay Smith Assistant Superintendent Mrs Elmo Winter Secretary Mrs KH T Ketcham Treasurer Loyolia Hull Librarian All e details. Local social at Felsing homestead featured vocal and instrumental solos and a supper. Thimble Club to meet at Mrs Belle Wells home. Engagement celebration for Miss Jessie Gates and David Daley noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Mt. Hope
Buncay
Jay Smith
Elmo Winter
KH. T. Ketcham
Loyolia Hull
Allee Clark
I. K. Ketcham
Port Jervia
Hg Williama
Plearing
Alfred Ketcham
Ofiaville
Laura Mullock
Felsing Homestead
Mise Felsing
Felsing
Joseph Mitchell
Gladys
Cleta Dromgoole
Dittman
Thimble Club
Belle Wells
Alice Clark
Jessie Gates
David Daley
Accident injures barber Bannatt near Newburgh
Washingtonville reports a Studebaker touring car accident after a front axle break near Quassaick bridge. Alex Bannatt, slowed and uninjured, left the car for repair and rode home by train. The town also lists social events and visits including Albert Spaulding concert attendance and local club gatherings.
Dougan McCarroll Nuptials At Bullville Church
Miss Winifred M. McCarroll daughter of Mr and Mrs John P McCarroll Thompson Ridge became the bride of Thomas F Dougan of Bullville at St Pauls Catholic Church Bullville Rev M Farrington officiated Bridesmaid Miss Margaret Dougan Best man John T McCarroll reception for 60 guests at the bride’s home gifts included cut glass silver linen lamps and china The couple will reside in Thompson Ridge where the groom works as a carpenter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Thompson Ridge
M. V. Brown
Middletown
M. V. Keener
Margaret Goff
de Bruce
Winnie Coyne
Helen Lainney
Bullville
Margaret Dougan
T. H. Rigney
H. J. Kuhn
H. C. Dougan
H. A.hopler
Pine Bush
L. Burns
New Hampton
K. Rigney
Mark Rigney
C. Martin
Vina Rosen
H. Young
James Butler
Searsville
John Carmody
William Cahill
Charlies Burns
P. H. Carroll
Newburgh
John Burckley
Anna
Kathryn Dayton
James Miller
Walden
M. Kennedy
T. Kennedy
Thomas Murphy
A. J. Armstrong
Harry Shafer
Memorial Day Events Promise Dreary Observance
On East Main Street Rev G M Heroy to deliver the Memorial Day address at Moffat Library on May 30. Isaac Nicoll Post plans to attend Bethany Chapel Sunday evening May 28 where Rev P W Sewell will give the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Glover
East Main Street
G. M. Heroy
Moffat Library
Isaac Nicoll Post
Bethany Chapel
P. W. Sewell
Plan Summer Schedule for Ontario & Western Railroad
Traffic Manager J B Stewart and General Passenger Agent G L Robinson met with General Superintendent Edward Canfield to finalize the summer timetable set to take effect on Sunday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
J. B. Stewart
G. L. Robinson
Ontario & Western Railroad
Edward Canfield
Yale Record Laughs and Bets on Jokes as Editor Quip
The Yale Record playfully questions the value of jokes with a cheeky editor remark. A **Ten yards start** line hints at a sports or campus banter context. The item captures campus humor and editorial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeler
Yale Record
Milk wagon drivers organize in New York union
New York May 18 The International Brotherhood of Teamsters reports the milk wagon drivers in the city have formed a union of about 8000 members. They demand higher wages a shorter work day and union recognition. Company response awaited. Two thousand produce and commission drivers have submitted demands as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamsters
Maybrook WCTU Discusses Safety in Prohibition
May 9 meeting of the Maybrook W C T U at Mrs Archie Bodle home with nine members and two visitors. The program featured articles including a poem The Two Glasses and a discussion titled Safety in Prohibition. Mrs L Weaver joined the society during the gathering and refreshments followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybrook
W. C. T. U. Society of
Archie Bodle Thesday
Lyon Co. elects officers and announces Postal Guide contract
Albany May 18 The annual meeting of J. B. Lyon company elected officers for the year James B. Lyon as president Charles M Winchester as vice president and general manager William Lyon as treasurer and Franklin M Danaher as secretary The firm also announced the U S government awarded the contract to print the Official Postal Guide for four years starting July 1 for the Post Office Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. B. Lyon Company
Lyon
James B. Lyon
Charles M. Winchester
William Lyon
Franklin M. Danaher
United States
Postoffice Department
J C B Matthews Dies In Milford Connecticut
J C B Matthews formerly of this city died Wednesday at Fair View Beach Milford Conn Funeral services will be held at his late home Friday evening and burial is set for Hillside Cemetery this city Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. B. Matthews
Had to Give Her That Wedding Present Joke
Comic exchange from the Buffalo Express where Cleon replies to Herbert with a witty gag about giving his wife his own name as a wedding present. The quip showcases light humor from the newspaper’s pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Cleon
Buffalo Express
Golf Club Opening Set as Memorial Day Social Event
Preparations by committees aim to mark the season opening at the Golf Club on Memorial Day with a reception and dance for members and guests. Tickets cost 1 dollar each, covering costs for renovating painting and repairing the old clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Flowers At City Hall
Arthur R. Anderson the City Hall engineer and janitor nurtures flowers around the building. This morning his bouquets of tulips brightened the grounds while geraniums will replace them next season, enhancing the appearance of the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Anderson
City Hall
Bouquveta
Mr. Anderson
Auxiliary Outing Planned by Middle Town Mannerchor
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Middle town Mannerchor Germania will take their annual outing to New York in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Middletown Mannerchor Germania
New York
Paint Right Now McMonagle and Rogers Ad
Painters busy promise right quality paint at right prices. Buy from McMonagle & Rogers 30 North St for houses barns auto carriage enamels decorative and theatrical paints. Buyer satisfaction urged with emphasis on immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMonagle & Rogers
North St
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Thomas E.inslee
Jersey
DR. Tipple
Roy H. Hoyee
Summitville
Thomas ©. Rogers
Attorney At Law
Law
WM. Stewart Ker
Pine Bush Church
Westbrookville
M. S. H. Mail Carrier
Ernett E. Sayer
Middletown State Hospital
Miss Warren
Ellenville
Wfesttown
Washingtonville
Alex. Bannatt
Barber
Studebaker
Quassaick Bridge
Jesse Tuthill
Albert Spaulding
America
Atore
Ladies’ Aid
Eugene Orr
Charles N. Glover
Monroe
W.C.T.U
Winchester
Lyon CO
Connecticut
Golf Coats
Golf Repairs
Louis XV
Nottingham
Marie Antoinette
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