Mayor Lawrence Reports Montreal Municipal League Trip
Mayor Lawrence described his Montreal trip for the League of American Municipalities convention held Aug 25–27. He compared systems, praised funding by frontage payments, discussed taxation equity, charter reform, and municipal governance lessons from San Diego, Baltimore, and Montreal, and noted strong Northern Southern ties and a Canadian band finale.
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Lawrence
Montreal
League of American Municipalities
Canada
Middletown
Kingston
W. B. Royce
Silas Cook
St Louis
League
St. Louis
John McVicker
Newburgh
Kansas City
Fr Commission
United States
Harrie May Mills
Department of Montreal
Gayot
M. FD
M. FL
Hisham
Mator
Migdletown
Mayer “Mathers
Ajanta
Mayer Lawrence Calien
Mattox
South
Alen
Atlanta
A. D. Pleydell
New York
C. R. Robb
Hovor
Clinton Rodgers Woodruff
Philadelphia
St. Lawrence
Grand Trimk
Mr. Lawrence
Grant Conrad
San Diego
Cal
Pacific Coast
Board of Public Works
Nlne
paTukan
Eliy
Pames
Department of Fires and Sewers
Polce
California
America
Baltimore
Poughkeepsie
Atlante
St. Pat
Mount Roral
Rausch
Play Pleasing All Who Witnessed It at The Stratton
A glowing review praises a Monday performance of The Gentleman from Mississippi at Stratton. The cast, led by Clay Clement as Senator Langdon, delivers a polished, well acted, harmonious production that pleased all in attendance despite the poor weather and low turnout.
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Gentleman
Mississippi
Stratton
Senator Langdon
Clay Clement
Aged Scotchtown Sexton Dies After Long Service
David R. Scott of Scotch town died at 3 34 a m aged many years and twenty two days. He was a 40 year member and longtime sexton of the Scotch town Presbyterian Church. He married Catherine W. Crouse in 1841, who died earlier, and later Jane A. Bonlap who survives him with two sons James B. Scott and William J. Scott of nearby towns.
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David R. Scott
Scotchtown
Uhree
Mr. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Dereased
Catherine W. Crouse
Jane A. Bonlap
James FB. Scott
Lie Aventis
Ang William J. S Eott
Tarrhase
N.Y
Same
M. Scotanther
George
Forty Hours Ended at St Joseph Church Services
The Forty Hours devotion concluded at St Joseph Church with a 9 oclock Mass celebrated by Rev Father Spellman of Warwick. A procession of the Blessed Sacrament marked the end of a season of spiritual refreshment greatly valued by St Joseph's parishioners. Special County Indes H B Reyes traveled to Newhoreh Tuesday morning with a county court team.
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St. Joseph
Father Spellman
Warwick
St. Jozeph's
Special County
Indes
H. B. Reyes
Newhoreh Teesday
Ito Bom
Farewell to Alderman Oldroyd at Montreal meeting
The Common Council held a mostly informal session on Monday night. The main actions included Monhagen Avenue sewer rehearing, tax warrants, and new job and duty adjustments. The evening closed with a formal farewell to Alderman Oldroyd as he leaves the council.
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Monhagen
League of American Municipalities
Montreal
Oldroyd
Elliott
Messrs
Graham
van Demark
Monhagen Ave
Sayer Fancher
North Street
Henry Castle
Wo HL McCarter
Higham
Times- Press
Ontario Hose Co
Walden
Discovery Day
Klog Street
Orange County Telephone Co
Linden Avenue
Lenox Place
Potes
Rausch
Babcock
Times
H. c. Loveland
H. Clark Horton
G. A. Wallace
Gregory
Oldroya
Gregorr
Liberty Street
Wickham Avenue
Montgomery and
Prince
Corporation Counsel
Aldermman Rausch
East Avenue
Oak Street
Washington Strorl
Ticks
Goring Street
East Mainrem
Gardnér Avenue
Wickham and
What Hospital Really Means
The piece defines hospital as a building for receiving and treating the sick, and links its true meaning to hospitality and humane care. It stresses that genuine care requires both spirit and enlightened medical methods. Local notices report hospital events, patient updates, and a fundraising cake sale for the nurses’ cottage plane fund.
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Thrall Hospital
H.H. Vail
Startup
Kaient’s
Joseph A. Kelly
Powelson
J. A. Smith
Centerville
Edward Sherwood
Walden
Matearet Mausker
Floyd Gillesme
Charles Powell
Monticelli
Edward Elston
Isaac Wallace
New York
Purdy
Mau Raudees In Mulberey School
A Malbervs Street schoolhouse was broken into Monday night with an entry gained through a window. Police were notified but investigators found nothing stolen. a pile of hooks lay near the window and no theft confirmed. An inquiry will continue and offenders will be treated summarily if caught. Calvin Freez, joined by Calvin Foret Hinman as partner, formed Freez Hinman & Co to handle painting and paperhanging with prompt service and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Malbervs Street
Taras
Calvin Freez
Hig Nephew
Caltin Foret
Hinman
Freez. Hinman & Co
Road Coiling. Middlemen to Unionville Progress Report
The road project from Middlemen to Unionville was finished Wednesday, with crews cited for thorough work. The work gang will relocate to Westtown, then continue toward Centreville to resume oiling the road and related duties.
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Unionville
Westtown
de Beers
St Joseph's parish marks pastorate anniversary with school program
In the hall of St Joseph's parochial school at 3 pm on Tuesday, pupils celebrated the 34th anniversary of Dean John P. McClancy's pastorate with a heartfelt program. The event featured songs, recitations, instrumental solos, and a gift of an ebony walking stick inscribed to the dean from the children. The dean, visibly moved, praised the school as a credit to its founder and friend.
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St Joseph's Parochial School
Dean McClancy
Anniece
St. Joseph's Choir
Heart of Jesus
Aloysius McMickle
St Sight
William Holy
Peicce
Fred Costello
Dri
Helen Sweeney
Joan Gilroy
Eva Tierney
Kitty
St. Joseph
John P. McClancy
St. Joseph's
St Joseph's School
Funeral for Fred O Rockafellow Draws Wide Trist Circle
The funeral for Fred O Rockafellow was held Tuesday at his North Street residence and drew a large cross section of the community. Attendees included Middletown Club Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co Knights of Pythias Mennerchor German and many other associations along with local undertakers. The service at Hillside Cemetery was led by Chancellor Commander George J Skinner with Rev Dr E Van Dyke Wight and Rev Dr Robert Ogilvia Kirkwood assisting.
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Fred O.rockafellow
North Street
Middletown Club
Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co
Knights of
Flrst Presbyterian Church
J. F. Bradner
Charles L. Mead
Frank Buckley
M. C. Ashley
G. T. Townsend
Excelsiors
William Seeholzer
George Dorrance
Alton J. Vail
M. J. Edwards
Famiy
Hillsida
Knights of Pythias
George J. Skinner
Mesers. Hulse
Westtown
Terwilliger
Port Jervis
VanVitet
A. H. Stil
C. J. Boyd
E. van Dyke Wight
Rockaletlon
Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Merritt
Walter RK. Merritt
Excelsiors Hold Memorial For Late Member Fred O Rockafellow
Excelsiors Hook and Ladder Co held a special meeting to express sorrow over the death of member Fred O Rockafellow. President Dewitt appointed a delegation to attend the funeral and several members shared tributes to his character and service.
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Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co
Fred O
L Alton
Alton J. Vail
Rockard
Hudson
Paurhkeensie
Deap
Vail
George H. Decker
E. Wat Dyke Wight
Rockafeliow
T. Hanfort
Encampment Officers Elected at Osanse Meeting
At the Osanse Encampment regular meeting on Monday night the officers for the ensuing year were elected. They will be installed at the first lodge meeting in October by a deputy from Mt Olive Encampment Newburgh.
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Osanse
Ottober
Mt Olive
Newburgh
Viner Goes to Naval Academy
Edward Viner of Arden is accepted by the Secretary of War as a midshipman at Annapolis Naval Academy, after exams in Newburgh with three other candidates. Appointed by Congressman Bradier, he achieved high ranking and was recommended to the secretary. His brother Joseph already attends West Point from the same district.
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Avery
Rete
Enon
Oldford
Hutlett
Oldroyd
Eliott
Aald
Vari’ Demark
oMela
Edward Viner
Willan Viner
Arden Dairy Farms
Arden
Secretary of War
Angepolis Naval Academy
Distriot
Young Viner
Newburgh
Naval Academy
Congressman Bradier
Viner
Joesph
West Point
Engagement Announced By Clark Cranse Family
Mr and Mrs Isaac NM Clark of 34 North Street announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Laila Mac to Clarence Boak Cranse of 20 North Street. The couple will marry as arrangements proceed. Mrs William H Cranst of 18 Mill Street, the prospective groom, is employed at Carpenter Hoffman grocery, 21 North. Middletown Club Holds Meeting and Names Funeral Representatives.
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Isaac NM. Clark
North Street
Laila Mac
Clarence Boak Cranse
William H. Cranst
Mill Street
Carpenter& Hoffman
North Sister
Farmers Insurance Ad Claims Savings for Farmers
A fragmented ad offers fire insurance from unnamed companies with a promise to save money for farmers. It urges readers to contact a vague service for a quote, claiming to help save on premiums.
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Tellatle
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Mauraudees
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