Wurtsboro Community News Collage of Local Notices
Howell s wartboro notes report visits by Rev James Seoville and Miss Lizzie Tidd plus new church hymnals available, summer residence plans, and local improvements. Residents hear about missionary work, water issues in nearby towns, gardening annoyances, and social events at Dor rance Hall and Mamakating club as streets, trains, and transportation frame daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Seoville
Bridgeport
Conn
Lizzie Tidd
Middletown
John Fantles
Ui Haven
Caplin Metlay
Yannee Lake
Shore
Alonzo Line
California
New York
Wurtsboro
Smith
Monticello
Love
Teir
Mt. Prosper
More Ashokan Dam Commissioners Named
Justice George H. Fitts appointed several commissioners to condemn lands for the Ashokan dam water supply system. The list spans sections 15 to 18 with names and towns including Weller Parker Bat ten Sharp Frawley Robinson Anderson Dalton Groves Cady Wilbur Colton. These are the last commissions for some time as the appraisal commissions for the reservoir section have been appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Fitts
Supreme Court
Ashokan Dam
New York
George E. Weller
Frederick H. Parker
Esopus
George W. Batten
Lockport
Severyn B. Sharpe
Kingston
James J. Frawley
David C. Robinson
Elmira
Frank S. Anderson
Callicoon
William B. Dalton
Harry F. Groves
Hudson
Edmund Wilbur
Saugerties
Thomas J. Colton
Tme
Hens Defy Teddy Bears On Nest Beds
Erie Baggagemaster Charles Purdy reports two hens stubbornly refuse to abandon their nests after he placed two teddy bears on them. The birds allegedly stay more than three feet from their former perches, ignoring attempts to drive them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Charles Purdy
West Point June Exercises Program Schedule
West Point announces a June schedule of military drills reviews and baseball games against Fordham Amherst Colgate and a two day night problem attack. The summer encampment will be named Camp Delafield to honor General Richard Delafield, with a dress parade daily at 6 p.m. and furlough dates June 11 to August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham
Amherst
West Point
School of the Rooper
Colgate
Westminster Circle of King's Daughters Musical Tea
The Westminster Church hosts a musical tea on Tuesday May 25 from 8 to 6. Patrons contributing to the success include Misses Pelton Bradley Decker Ayres Mills Horton and Mrs F O Rockafellow. Refreshments will be served and a silver offering will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Circle of
King's Daughters
Westminster Church
Pelton
Bradley
Decker
Ayres
Mills
Horton
F. O. Rockafellow
County Good Templars Lodge Holds Annual Meeting in Newburgh
The County Lodge of Good Templars held its big annual meeting in Newburgh Friday with about thirty delegates from Cascade No 796 Walden Orange Blossom No 601 Cornwall True Blue No 15 Turner Ex Cel s ior No 793 Middletown and Newburgh No 282. Reports show the order's countywide condition generally satisfactory with total membership around 315. Officers for the coming year named include County Chief Templar A V Burton reelected Newburgh. Vice Chief Templar Mrs M A Hunt Newburgh. County Marshal Weston Storms Walden. County Counsellor John Callahan Newburgh. Superintendent of Juvenile Temples Mrs Weston Storms Walden. County Secretary Frank Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Lodge
Good Templars
Newburgh
Cascade Lodge
Walden
Orange Blossan Lodge
Cornwall
True
Blue Lodge
Turner
Excelsior Lodge
Middletown
Newburgh Lodge
Templar
A.V. Burton
M. A. Hunt
Weston Storms
John Callahan
Frank Robinson
County Delegates Observe Forty Second Newburgh Anniversary
County Chaplain Mee Johnston and County Treasurer Mabie joined the Executive Committee Miss Lillian Wygant and Thomas G Sayre in Newburgh. In the evening delegates united with Newburgh Lodge No 1 to celebrate its forty second anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
John Johnston
Newburgh
Joseph Mabie
Lillian Wygant
Thomas G. Sayre
Newburgh Lodge
Annual Meeting of Newburgh District
The annual meeting of the Newburgh District of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society will be held at the Hancock Methodist Church on Friday. An all day business session precedes an evening address by Grace Todd of Turner. Middletown attendees include Mrs. F. C. Thompson, Mrs. I. B. A. Taylor, Mrs. F. E. Larkin, Julia Stevens, and Mrs. James G. Harding, plus Mrs. John E. Iseman. An ad in the Times-Press wants-columns will rent a vacant house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid Society
John B. Morris
Cole
Howell
Howe
Selah E. Strong
Blooming Grove
Hudson River Association
Woman’s Board of Missions
Ladies’ Aid
Otisville
Middletown
Water Board
Erie H& BR
Vani Burenville
James Scoville
Newpurgh
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist
Hancock
Grace Todd
Turner
4. C. Thompson
I B. A. Taylor
F. EB. Larkin
Julia Stevens
Standard
James G. Harding
John E. Iseman
Home Furnishings Bargain Bonanza Offers Huge Discounts
Local showroom promotes unprecedented markdowns on bedroom sets oak dressers chests and chifoniers with prices from $6 to $53.50. Par lor furniture dining tables beds and carpets deeply reduced, with free installation through May. Hurry to seize limited stock before prices revert.
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Wartsboro
New Church
Mrs. Back
Mama B Strong
Kating Social Club
Hoonz
Oen Gus
Collera
Bloomingburg
Mortimer Collard
John Fox
Falisburg
Sarah
Ludlum
Tompking
Muggle
William Stanton
D. Westfall
Dun. Slats
Andrew McCune
Sullivan Street
George Resterance
Haven
Frank McCune
Charles Helm
Jeast
Masten Lake
MON
A. ©. Mitchell
Lawson Hose Co
Monhagen Hose Co
Higham
Newburgh Journal
Fulton Street
Louis Waizenegger
No. 41
Ashokan
Teddy
Barnett
Panamas
Leo Barnett
James Street
Middletown, N. Y
Jaril
Meeting OF County Good Templars Lodge
Times-Press
Baldwin
Electra
Pennsylvania Lawn Mower Company
G. A. Swalm & Son Co
North St
GEO. B. Adams & CO
China
Axminster
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