Goshen Late News From County Seat May 22
May 22 report from Goshen notes Mayor Mitchel of New York visiting Glenmere Lake with Robert Goelet. Goelet's driving park workout features Nancy Cooper 2.14% and other horses such as Idora Worthy 2.14% and McKinney Guard 2.23% while Patsy Griffin trains. Charles Burant of New Orange Hotel plans extensive grounds work, a concrete gutter and new sidewalk, an outdoor summer garden, awning, dining tables for 150, and stages for dancing and musicians with Walter Martin and William Micky handling construction tasks. Also, Goshen High School students join others heading to Cornwall for the interscholastic track meet at Cornwall Military Academy with competitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Mayor Mitchel
New York
Robert Goelet
Glenmere Lake
Mr. Goelet
Nancy Cooper
Patsy Griffin
Mr. Goebel
Idora Worthy
Guy Worthy
McKinney
John McKinney
Charles Burant
New Orange Hotel
Burant
Walter Martin
Newburgh
William Micky
Cornwall
Cornwall Military Academy
Manchester
Houston
Ellis
Gillespie
Sawyer
Pise
Durland
Purdy
Names Listed on The Orange Hotel Register
A miscellaneous hotel register entry shows guests including 8. T. Tuthill from Buenos Ayres Argentine Paul Althouse from Switzerland L. Altheim from Australia Frederick Storm from London and Dr. A. N. Nyzo from Monte Carlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Hotel
T. Tuthill
Buenos Ayres
Argentine
Paul Althouse
Switzerland
L. Altheim
Australia
Frederick Storm
London
A. N. Nyzo
Monte Carlo
Notable New York and Philadelphia visitors at Goshen Inn
Stopping at the Goshen Inn yesterday were Mr and Mrs Thomas PD Green and daughter of New York guests of manager W Johnson Quinn. Mr Green runs the Hotel Woodward and leads the Hotel Association of New York. Also present were Mr and Mrs Leigh Hunt and Miss Hunt of New York City, Charles E. Morgan and Morris Rawkins of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Inn
Thomas PD. Green and
New York
W. Johnson Quinn
Green
Woodward
New York City
Hotel Association of
Leigh Hunt
Miss Hunt
Charles E. Morgan
Morris Rawkins
Philadelphia
Local farm buyers travel to Buffalo for horses
Earl Rooney and W H Lunney of Stony Ford Farms journey to Buffalo to purchase horses. Col John P D King also travels to New York. A Richmondville visitor, Mrs Abram, and Goshen figure Brand visit Goshen area. Supper planned by Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary with June 2 budget talk by Rev Mackey. Breeman confronts grand jury in Newburgh after arrest for attempted auto theft in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rooney
W. H. Lunney
Stony Ford Farms
Buffalo
Ladies’ Auxiliary Society
Presbyterian Church
Hugh L. Mackey
New York
Village News Notes Readied Local Updates
George Myers moved Edward Finan's household goods from Smith street to Green street yesterday using his auto moving van. James Bradley of Green street installs a new concrete walk before his home. The P. S. of A. will hold euchre tonight. William V Hoffman of Tuxedo was at the Driving Park this morning watching the horses.
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Village News
George Myers
Edward Finan
Smith Street
Green Street
James Bradley
WM. V. Hoffman
Village Trustee Orders Draft in Sewer Contract Settlement
The Village Trustee authorized a draft of 4121.22 for Clyde Potts final estimate as supervising engineer on the Peekskill Construction Company sewer contract. Village retains 2000 for street repairs and 10 to fix cracks in the disposal plant floor. Prof Montgomery C. Smith went to New York City on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Potts
Peekskill Construction Company
Prof
Montgomery C. Smith
New York City
Chats to face Jr. O. U. A. Mechanics at Watts Field
The Chats are scheduled to play the Jr. O. U. A. Mechanics tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Watts Field in Middletown. The matchup aims to test local talent and draw community attendance into the afternoon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts Field
Middletown
Stony Ford Farm Owner Tests Anselila at Historic Track
Lewis Titus of Stony Ford Farm showcased Anselila a $5,000 two year old at Historic Track yesterday. In practice the filly posted a time of 2.16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Titus
Stony Ford Farm
North
Anselila
Townsend to Spend Weekend at South Street Residence
John R. Townsend, president of Driving Park, will spend the weekend at his residence on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Townsend
South Street
Vanderbilt Jr Stops at Goshen Inn
William K. Vanderbilt Jr of New York City was a visitor at the Goshen Inn yesterday, adding a notable silhouette to a routine stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
New York City
Goshen Inn
Travelers stop at Inn en route to Tuxedo
A. M. Decker of Madison P. H. Deidge of Past Orange and B. B. McEwen of Orange NJ with a groom stopped at an Inn for two days. They are traveling on horseback and have been on the road since May 4, leaving this morning for Tuxedo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Decker
Madison
N. J
P. H. Deidge
Orange
B. B. McEwen
New York Couple Depart Inn After Week Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Le Boutilier of New York City left the Inn this morning after spending the week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles le Boutilier
New York City
Miss Kellogg Spends Weekend in Newburgh
Miss Sarah W. Kellogg, a teacher at the training school, is spending her weekend at Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah W. Kellogg
Newburgh
Lorillard Watches Record Horse Flow at Tuxedo Show
Pierre Lorillard Jr. secretary of the Tuxedo horse show and Historic Track director attended yesterday afternoon watching the on track activity. The number of horses on track then was higher than at any time this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Garr Hall Hosts Laughing Night With Too Many Husbands
About two hundred fifty people attended the entertainment and dance at Garr Hall last evening. John J. Lee directed the theatrical Too Many Husbands, which drew much laughter as the entire cast performed well with no standout star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garr Hall
John J. Lee
Albert Weyant Hosts Bachelor Dinner at Palatine
Albert Weyant gave a bachelor dinner to a few friends at the Palatine, Newburgh, last evening. Present were Harry Hulse James Ilcox Coates Remer and Harry Tuthill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Weyant
Illustrated lecture on The Palisades Park at High School
William A. Welch chief engineer Interstate Park Commission delivered an illustrated talk on The Palisades Park to a large crowd at the High School auditorium. The event was praised as the finest in years. A dance will be held at the Goshen Inn tonight at 9 o clock with dances planned every Saturday night through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Welch
Interstate Park Commission
Palisades Park
Goshen Inn
Socials and Visits Highlight Local Week End Happenings
Miss Ella Brown visits Pine Bush with her parents Mrs. and Mr. John Brown. Miss Myra Garrison visits Mr. Ira Demarest and Miss Hattie Miller stays with her sister Mrs. Augustus Crawford. Residents move to Port Jervis. others travel to Kingston and Governor’s events noted. Local families network through visits, fishing trips, and funeral attendance as communities share news of travel and gatherings.
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Ella Brown
Little Avenue
John Brown
Pine Bush
Myra Garrison
Mhaverstraw
Ira Demarest
Hattie €. Miller
Little Street
Augustus Crawford
George Hensley
Port Jervis
Ulster Place
L. G. Wilson
Kingston
George Seybolt
Fred Turbush
Livingston Manor
Frank C. Grady
D. C. Hardenburgh
Ellenville
Margaret Coddington
Byron Morgan
Wickham Avenue
New York
Richard Bircher
Abinghamton
Woman's Missionary Society of the
North Street
Obituary Henry VanOrden Turner Dies at 64 in Highland Mills
Henry VanOrden Turner died at his son Clarence Turner's home in Highland Mills on Thursday morning May 18 after an illness since last August. He was 64, son of Charles and Eliza Turner, grandson of Peter Turner, founder of Turners. Born January 22, 1852 in Unionville near Monroe, he lived and worked in Monroe, Harriman, Jersey City, and Highland Mills. Survived by wife Julia E Frear and four grandchildren, plus three children Clarence, Mrs Bird H G Cochran e, and Mrs Bessie Forsyth. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Unionville Cemetery burial with Rev. J H Macinnes officiating.
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Henry VanOrden Turner
Clarence Turner
Highland Mills
Mr. Turner
Charles and
Eliza VanOrden Turner
Peter Turner
Turners
Harriman
Seamanville
Monroe Village
Bull Farm
Monroe
Dr. Ledorx
Cornwall
Turner
William Seaman
Thomas Earl
Jersey City
Julia E. Frear
Pourhkeepete
Clarence
Bessie
George F. Forsyth
Newark
N. J
Georgia H. Turner
Brooklyn
Death of Mrs Alice A Phillips with extensive family ties
Alice Augusta Phillips died at home in South Fallsburg on May 11 after a week long illness from pleuro pneumonia. Born April 23 1869 to John and Eliza Phillips of Thompson she married James Taylor in 1877 and later Edward Jemp in 1887. Survived by husband three daughters two stepchildren four grandchildren and many siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Augusta Phillips
Edward Jemp
Southlisburg
John and
Eliza Sprague Phillips
Thompson
Bethel
James Taylor
Monticello
Bridgeville
Minnie
Mabel
Jessie
South Fallsburge
Hattie
Carrie
South Fallsburg
William J
Sarah O. Allen
Frank Phillips
Fallsburg
William Phillips
Death of Ellenville resident Joseph Charter after long illness
Ellenville resident Joseph Charter died at his Warren street home after a lingering tuberculosis illness. Aged about 65, he moved to Ellenville from Grahamsville and was a longtime employee at Ulster Knife Works. Survived by his wife and son Michael Charter of Grahamsville, funeral Monday will inter at Grahamsville.
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Ellenville
Joseph Charter
Warren Street
Charter
Grahamsville
Sullivan County
Ulster Knife Works
Michael Charter
Grahamaville
Death of Monroe resident Melvin D Waldron at 36
Melvin Dewit Waldron longtime Monroe resident dies in the city Thursday morning aged 36 years five months six days. Born in Gillman's Sullivan county he lived in Stoateburg Rockland county before settling in Monroe where he worked for Orange and Rockland Light and Power Co. Married to Grace Harlow of New Vernon on July 4 1905 she died April 17 1912. Survived by two sisters Mrs W E Smith and Mrs Charlies Morris a father Joseph Waldron and a daughter Flora of New Vernon. A son Arthur died four years ago.
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Melvin D. Waldron
Melvin Dewit Waldron
Monroe
Mr. Waldron
Gillman’s
Sullivan County
Stoataburg
Rockland County
Orange and Rockland Light and Power Co
Grace Harlow
New Vernon
Waldron
Stoateburg Methodist Church
W. E. Smith
Charlies Morris
Sloatenburg
Joseph Waldron
Flora
Arthur
German-born Minnie J. Frank dies at 47 in Otisville
Mrs Minnie J Frank died Monday at 1 am at her brother John Wunder 1 New York avenue Otisville aged 47 years two months nine days Born in Germany March 9 1869 daughter of Jacob Wunder and Anna Kistler Survived by mother in Germany two sons Henry of this city John of New York City one brother John Wunder and sister Mrs Julia Gillett Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm at her brother's home Interment Plains Cemetery Otisville
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Minnie J. Frank
John Wunder
New York Avenue
Germany
Jacob Wunder
Anna Kistler
Henry
John
New York City
Julia Gillett
Westbrookville
Plains Cemetery
Otisville
Death of Lewis T Horton at 38 Washington Street
Lewis T Horton died Friday morning at his home after four years of illness. He was 32, born August 8 1883 near Denton, son of Lawrence F Horton and Harriet Robertson Pettit. He married Viola Merritt July 14 1908 at Walton and leaves a daughter Harriet, his mother, and an aged grandmother. He had lived in this city for nearly 30 years and ran an ice cream store at Sussex New Jersey. Funeral arrangements noted elsewhere.
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Lewis T. Horton
Washington Street
Denton
Lawrence F. Horton
Harriet Robertson Pettit
Walton
Viola Merritt
Harriet
Mr. Horton
Sussex
N. J
Widow Delilah A Vealey Dies in Sussex Home
Mrs. Delilah A Vealey widow of John H Vealey died early Thursday at her daughter’s home on Hamburg avenue in Sussex. Born in Vernon township 81 years ago she was the daughter of Abner and Matilda Toland. Surviving are three daughters Mrs. John G Garrison Mrs Dorsey A Edsall both of Mcafee and Mrs John DeWitt.
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Sussex
N. J
Delilah A. Vealey
John H. Vealey
John & DeWitt
Hamburg Avenue
Vealey
Abner
Matilda Toland
Vernon Township
John G. Garrison
Dorsey A. Edsall
Mcafee
Vealey Family Notables Include Crippled Mother and Siblings
Two sons, John H. Vealey of Vernon township and Abner D. of Owens, survive along with a brother Isaac Toland and a sister Mrs. Horace Morehouse of Middletown. Mrs. Vealey had been a cripple for 10 years.
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John H. Vealey
Vernon Township
Abner D
Owens
Isaac Toland
Horace Morehouse
Middletown
Vealey
Death of Alexander M Sparks at 21 Monhagen Avenue
Alexander M Sparks died this morning at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage after seven months illness. A Crawford native, he was 56 years old and married Ida Allison in 1882. For 35 years he lived in this city and worked as a salesman. He belonged to the Order of Red Men and the P.O. 8S.
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Alexander M. Sparks
Monhagen Avenue
Crawford
Albert R. Space
Elizabeth Cranse
Ida Allison
The
Order of Red Men
P.O. 8S
Stella Space Dies at Pine Island at 37
After two years of illness Stella M Space wife of Michael Space died at home in Pine Island on Wednesday May 1 at age 37. She was born July 10 1879 in Coleville New Jersey daughter of Thomas and Clara Decker. She married Michael Space May 6 1896 and is survived by her parents her husband and their seven year old son J R Space.
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Unionville
Oliver Wood
Eli Hallock
Presbyterian Church
Christie
Nellie Sayer
Harry
Heith
Honard Tuthill
Marlborough
Hezekiah
Mary
Joseph
William
Knoxvile
Thomas
Chicago
Tih
Stella M
Michael Space
Pine Island
Mrs. Space
Clara Decker
Coleville
N. J
Space
J. R. Space
Mrs Isabelle Johnson Dies After Lingering Illness at 86 East Avenue
Mrs Isabelle Johnson wife of Alexander Gale Johnson died this morning at 9 o clock after a lingering illness at her home 86 East avenue aged 50 years Survived by her husband a son Alexander Johnson Jr four sisters and two brothers Funeral services will be held at the late home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock and will be strictly private.
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Isabelle Johnson
Alexander Gale Johnson
East Avenue
Alexander Johnson, Jr
Death notice for Margaret A Coykendall of Port Jervis
Miss Margaret A Coykendall of Port Jervis died Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock at the home of her niece Miss Jennie Caskey 24 Elizabeth street after a long illness. She is survived by one brother George Coykendall of Rondout NY and several nephews and nieces.
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Margaret A. Coykendall
Port Jervis
Jennie Caskey
Mlizabeth Street
George Coykendalll
Rondout
N. Y
Utica Plans June 8 Proctor's Day Celebration
Mayor Thompson announces a city celebration starting June 8 called Proctor's Day in honor of the family that donated Utica parks. He asks all former Utica residents to return for the festivities and participation.
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Utica
Thompson
Titien
Reqguesto
Marriage of Miss S Helen Conklin and Percy Clark Tuttle
The wedding occurred May 7 at Mrs S R Rose's Sussex home with Rev Kasely officiating. Miss Conklin of Sussex and Percy Tuttle of Washington, both longtime residents here, traveled post ceremony to Washington DC for a two week visit. They will reside at 112 Cottage Street upon return. Mrs Tuttle has served as local telephone operator for seven years and Mr Tuttle works as a clerk at the O and W station.
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S. Helen Conklin
Elizabeth Conklin
Sussex
N. J
Percy Clark Tuttle
Ae Lewis Tuttle
Washington
R. Rose
Tuttle
Lynch given ten year sentence for Irish rebellion
Official confirmation from London reports Jeremiah C. Lynch, naturalized American, was sentenced to death for involvement in the Irish rebellion, later commuted to ten years. The American embassy says President Wilson intervened to avert execution and John J. Kilgalion, son of a Long Island City resident, is interned at Strafford, England with hopes for release soon.
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London
Jeremiah C. Lynch
Wilson
Lynch
State Department
John J. Kilgalion
Long Island
Strafford
Eng
Birrell Blamed for Ireland’s Uprising Conditions
Lord Wimborne told the Royal Commission that Augustine Birrell the former secretary for Ireland bore responsibility for Ireland's conditions. He said the Lord Lieutenant's powers were entirely usurped by the Chief Secretary.
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London
Ireland
Augustine Birrell
Lord Wimborne
Royal Commission
Dublin
Birrell
J C Van Inwegen Dies After Long Port Jervis Life
J C Van Inwegen aged 69 died at 7 p m Sunday in Port Jervis Born November 16 1846 in Deerpark he lived here 40 years ran a grocery store He was Deerpark tax collector and a Port Jervis Trustee board member An Odd Fellow Knights of Pythias and Owls member Funeral at 2 39 p m Tuesday at 174 Pike Street burial Laurel Grove Cemetery Survivors include three sisters and one brother Mrs Mary E Beyea Mrs Sarah Cuddeback Mrs Carrie Harding Charner J Van Innooen of Hugenot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
John C. van Inwegen
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias and
Owls
Reformed Dutch Church
Mary E. Beyea
Sarah Cuddeback
Middletown
Carrie Harding
Charne J. van Innoeen
Hugenot
Pike Street
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Austrians Gain Ground Against Italians in Tyrol
Austrian war office reports peak of Armentara Ridge carried and several villages occupied in Southern Tyrol. More than 3,000 Italians captured on Saturday. Kalmar reports heavy cannonade and a sea battle likely between Russian and German forces. Tribesmen Victorious in Soudan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tyrol
Vienna War Office
Armentara
Kalmar
Sweden
Berlin
Constantinople
Carson Is Fined Fifty Dollars for Assault
Robert Carson a 24 year old plumber was found guilty of assault after a hearing before Recorder Start on Monday. He was fined fifty dollars by Recorder Starr and paid the amount before being released. the complainant was Roy Terwillger a train dispatcher for the New York Ontario and Western Railroad Company and defense counsel were L William Cortes and Herbert B Royce respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carson
Roy Terwilliger
New York Ontario & Western Railroad Company
Carson
L. William P. Cortes
Herbert B. Royce
Starr
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Richmondville N. Y
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BE. G. Grassie
North Church Street
George Corwin
Pottstown, Pa
Edw
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C. C. Chappell
George Koch
van Gelder
Vuolo
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Oficer D. F. Clark
C. ©. Chappell
R. L. McGeoch
Dr. Hamilton
Freeman
Boston
148Th Street
Harry Darlington
Samuel Christie
O'Elock
New York State Council of Congregational Churches
Sarah York
Roscoe
L. M. Brown
F. W. Eliott
Broad Street
Dr. Carpenter
Waverly
Howard D. Rockefeller
Thomas C. Rogers
William von Berg
Edward C. Strack
BS Bunday
Muncie Island
Mr. Rockefeller
R. H. Swalm
Liberty
Hazel DuVall
Alderman
Edward Mayer
Floyd
Exeter
N. H
C. K. Mackey
Houston Heights
Lila A
Carrie Stewart
Edwin W. van Duzer
Anna VanDuzer
Edwin W. VanDuzer
Noom
J. H. Macinnes
Unionville Cemetery
Mrs
Tuttle—Conklin
J. C. van Inwegen
Tompkins
United States
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
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