Harvest Home and Fair at Wallkill River Grange Hall
A large crowd of Grange members and local merchants attended Wallkill River Grange third annual Harvest Home and Fair at East Main Street Grange Hall. Auctioned items ranged from pumpkins to fruits and vegetables with Miss Allan Vor announcing the winner, Harrison Crawford, who will send the calf to his brother’s farm. Ice cream and cake followed the sale, with dozens of exhibitors listed by Mrs Emma Comfort and Miss Daisy Morton presenting a wide variety of produce and crafts for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill River Grange
Grange
East Main Street
Te Rooin
Grange County Jair
Ita
Ava
Allan Vorfort
Harrison M. Crawford
Merchants National Bank
Crawford
William S. Brush
Newburgh
John Altmann
Concmittee
Mr. Brush
Lois Frankenstein
Charles Wolff
Be. P. Valkenburg
James Ural
Harry D Gould
Rovers
Th. Hagen
C. & Crawford
W. A. Tetin
Aaron Samuels
A. BR. Rugsloa
B. Kh
B. Reasch
O. T. Townsend
J. HH
Horton
Wolf
Charles Vs
Buck
Floyd J
Rav
Monter
R. H. Houston
We J
Adama
Lewis &. Smith
W. T. Cornaliue
Walter J. Startup
M. M. Sweesy
Tin Grange
Mra
Sayer
Emmaa Comfort
5. C. Mapes
Milas Daisy Morton
Datey Horton
Migs Anna Comfort Na
Wory
Askew
G. L. Beyer
GW. Hoyt
Connaught
W. R
C. H. Worgannt
M. L. Mapos
Sheldon Peura
Harold Thompason
A. Comfort
Jersey
Anna Comfort
Chester family completes 3590 mile hike to new home
Mrs. Merle Chester of Wrubrookville New York and her three children won a $4,009 house after a 3590 mile trek from New York City. They began July 2 and finished in 61 days with a St Bernard dog accompanying them. Dozens of business men pledged funds for the home in return for the long walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Merle Chester
Wrubrookville
Orange County
N Y
New York City
Alice
Charles Honey
Charles
Ure Jouney
Chicago
Chester
Community Dinner Menu and Committee List
A list of dishes including chocolate treats, ridishes, citron items, and tomatoes plus a basket featuring Mrs Gates Lemon Rain and John Flom fig Panphin. An event committee is named with Arcfmann as chair and members Martin Gould Anderson L Spyer Keaney Connor Comfort Thompson Bull Comfort and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Connor
Ffulhard
Hometiads
Hultry
Michael Ennis
G. L. Sayer
Mack Chocolate
Arka
Emma Comfort
John Artmann
Jom Artmann
Karl Madishes
David Kirby
Martin
Mapas
Saimuel Mapes
Susie Anton Rottle
Elie Joseph Hock
Fall Moydn
John Slawson
Sheldon Pears
Dames Keeney
Wrohm Arcfmann
George E Martin
Harry J. Gould
C. D. Anderson
L Spyer James Keaney
Charles Connor
A Comfort
Marold DB. Thompson
Dewning
Stra
Thompson
Arta
Sarah Bull
Anna Comfort
Mia Tf J. Sayer
Miaw
Flom Wells
Fits Anni Wells
Mito
Daisy Ll. Decker
Sarecky Central Figure At Albany
Albany Oct 1 the impeachment managers rested their case as they pressed why Sulzer rewarded Sarecky with a $400 immigration position. Sarecky denied implicating Gov. Sulzer while testimony tied a $400 account to Colwell, including cash payments for two hundred sails of Ble Four and a bond purchase involving a Swan for a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sulzer
Sarechy
Immigration fyTvicn
Staichfield
Barechy van
Paulopoena
Ute Atland
Herrick
Salzer
J. G. Gray
Puller & Gras
Colwell
Colnell
Wedding of Officer Hax and Montgomers Mi e
Fragmentary text notes a wedding involving a officer and a Montgomery area family. Mentions a daughter, schoolteacher Verne grads, and a teacher from a local school. Details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Mre
Taman 1
Tait
Montgomers
HYMENEAL RITES VOWED IN MONTICELLO AND BROOKLYN
Two marriages are recorded in Monticello and nearby: Miss Barlow and Frederick Wavener wed at North Congregational Church parsonage with a small private ceremony, while Miss Morse and Herbert Pratt were married at Grace Episcopal Church parsonage with a attended ceremony. Afterward the couples depart for their wedding trips, with both brides and grooms listed with family and employment details.
Made Vice President of Antiprentsiing Co
At a New York meeting of the directors of the Antiprentsiing Company Allen WW Cormin was chosen vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiprentsiing Company
New York City
Allen
Cormin
Burnside Spirits Found In A Looney Farm Hand
A mysterious incident at the Uptegrove Farm near Burnside centers on Jon McGar Hix and John McGarrity. Deputies questioned by Maybrook Sheriff Leonard reported a slate of connected events and a stone shower at the Barrows home as authorities investigate the country-born men and their ties to Morris Plains and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
TY Rointress
Tina
Sheri? Leonard
Ibrool
Barrows
McGarrity
Gorher
Jali
Catia
Indiana
Morris Plains
Alstom
McGarrity l
Goshen
Rayrows
Canfield and Yocum Unite in City Wedding
Miss Martha Meare Yocum and Richard Canfield married at Miss Horton’s Roberts Street home. About 125 guests attended from out of town. Bride wore peau de soie gown with lace trim. bridesmaid Hortense Decker wore yellow charmeuse. The couple will live in the city while Canfield works for Ontario and Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Meare/ Yocum
Flora Dorton
Robert Street
Richard Withington Canfeld
Jédward Canfield
Miss Horton
Roberts Street
Iey
Francis Sydney Smiter, Jr
Grace Lpsbtopal Ciurca
Woo
Joseph H. Yocum
New York City
Miss Hortense Decker
George Horton Decker
Miss Decker
Salamancd
Neroception Hall
Edward Uinfield
Rowley
Canfield
Ontario & Western
Frank WH. Yocum
London
Ont
Frank Sintra
Oneonta
K. O. Smith
Deposit
Gordon H Smith
Binghamton
Burton James Lee
New York
QO. B. Grant
Ridgeway
C. Richmond Milham
Rochester
Edgar Powell
Fred G. Knapp
Henry H. Pease
Avon
N. J
Dying Kipp
Passaic
John Canfield Kipp
Pasgale
Quy Jenkins
Montc'air
N, J
Howells Community notices and events in October
Howell Improvement Corporation to hold a stock meeting October 1 to discuss building matters. Ladies Aid Society meets October 2 at Mrs. M. Babcock’s. Ladies Thimble Club hosts a box supper October 1 at Mrs. J. O’Brien’s. Reverend Smith to preach at the church Sunday and again in October on Wednesdays for young men. John Holt joins Lehigh & Hudson Railroad at New Milford as section foreman. Mrs. T Townsend cares for her mother Mrs. Brush of Callicoon.
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Smith
J. Ralston
Ralston
Scotchtown Presbyterian Women Promote Fall Music Social
The Woman's Missionary Society of Scotchtown Presbyterian Church invites the congregation and friends to a musical and entertainment in the chapel on Friday evening at eight o'clock. Mr Youngs of Newburgh entertains the guests, a pleasant program promised, refreshments served, and a delightful evening anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Scotchtown Presbyterian Church
Scotchtown Church
Youngs
Newburgh
TWO CASES AGAINST ATWATER HEARD
Newburgh Lent. H Wilian Atwater, aviator, faced two cap cases in Cent Valley court. Taner Geox sued For $450 for sources and materials. Mer Dl Rvery claimed $33 for auto fire. Judge Aecaion ruled against Geox and awarded Atwater $327 in the second action with shared costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Wilian
Atwater
Iotel
Central Valley
Cap Caressed
Hurtine Giltendgooee
Valles
Taner Geox
Coshes
Bondit
Atwater Ad Mer Dl Rvery
Aecaion
Gypsies Warned to Leave Orange County
Port Jervis residents report a caravan of about 25 to 30 gypsies driven from the city by local police and warned to keep out of a ten mile radius in Orange County. The group moved along state routes to Spar rowbush and toward Hawk's Nest before returning toward Glen Spey where motorists and lumbermen aided a stalled driver. Citizens in Glen Spey Eldred and Narrowsburg escorted them northward, with warnings to continue traveling toward Wayne County, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Chio
Latham
Ofer
H. A. Grant
Orange‘county
Deerpark
Cahoonzle
Sparrowbush
Momgaup
Edward Mullen
Glen Spey
Sperrowbush
Mullen
Eldred
Highland
Narrowsburgh
Wayne County
South Centreville News Highlights Local Happenings
In South Centreville on September 20, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Id. Cox of Middletown visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brown while Robert A. Carris lay ill with grip. Jean Laing Andrew Mitchell and Miss Mitchell of Otisville visited the Browns. Harry Brundage and family visited Horace Brundage. Fred Mead repaired his cider press and makes elder for several years. A burglar damaged the atoha warehouse roof near the Cummings distillery and other robberies are suspected in the village. Alfred Shaffer moved into the former Holbert house at Slate Hill. Louis Elston and sister Hollin returned from two weeks at Martha's Vineyard. Peter Morrison presented W. W. Everett with a pint of red raspberries from his Castle High property. Everett, previously bed-bound, is improving and back at business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Centreville
Speal
Frank Id. Cox
Middletown
W. L. Brown
Robert A. Carris
Jean Laing
Mitchell
Andrew Mitchell
Otisville
Harry Brundage
Johnson
Horace Brundage
Fred Mead
Midsburg
Atoha
Cummings
Coe BR
Holbert
Shia Village
Slate Hill
Alfred Shaffer
Montgomery News Notes and wedding serenade report
In Montgomery on October 1 special report Erie Agent George A. Osborn and party arrived home from a two week honey moon tour. They were serenaded by Washington Camp No. 18 K O S of A and a reception with speeches and congratulations followed at their Oakley street home. The groom’s party was praised as a fine host with a lively spread and round applause for the newlyweds. Ralph Young visited his sister Mrs. Richard Rocca. Celery shipments from the village to New York were noted. George Terwilliger, a grocer, left for Binghamton, New York. The Firemen’s Carnival in the Petro area is set for early autumn with old acquaintances renewing ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Tavenor
Monticello
Mis. Patlow
Tomplains Dry ‘Quad: Company
Montgomery
Erie
George A. Osborn
Wio
Gene
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Jivern
Ralph Young
Richard D. Rocca
Wellidli
Samuti Deutech
Calery Udng
New York
George Teredlliger
J. Hy Reet
Clifton Street
Ente
Binchaiiea
N. Y
Firewen
Petror Cits
Terwilliger
Russell, Russell, Spalding Bread
Pearl worth 100 found in oyster by Beechwoods man
Reary Pieter of Beechwoods bought oysters in Calico last week. While eating them he bit into a hard object that turned out to be a fine pearl valued at 100. Mrs Pfeiffer expressed happiness at the fortunate find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reary Pieter
Beechwoods
Calico
Starck
Mr. Pfeiffer
Mra ‘Preicher
Ask Transfers For Stillwell In State Prison Deal
Ossining New York Associated Press reports Stillwell seeks a transfer from Shae Sing junior prison to Great Meadow. Officials consider medical and security needs. The request highlights movement between facilities amid ongoing state prison reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ossining
Great Meadow
County Sealer Arrests Storekeeper Over Short Measure
County Sealer of Weights and Measures John E DuBois and James Fisher visited a village in the county and arranged to buy kerosene butter and soap. A short sale showed about a half gallon short on four gallons, leading to a local justice hearing in October. The sealer warns merchants to maintain devices properly and urges diligence to prevent consumer defrauding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E DuBois
James Fisher
Westtown
Fisher
Eli
Jongan Ha
Music Teacher's Sudden Death in London England
The Buffalo Evening News reports the sudden death of Mrs A P Kinsey in London England. Former resident of Buffalo she lived at 1d Ketchum Place and once taught music in the city, staying with Mr and Mrs Dwight Babcock at 19 Wickham Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Buffalo
Bere
A. P. Kinsey
London
England
Ketchum Place
Kinsey
Dwight Babcock
Wickham Avenue
OOLE 14 IS A GREAT CAR BY MITTON SIUWAON
Mitton E. Siuwaon of Newburgh representing Youngs and Company displays the 1914 five passenger touring car in Monroe. The model features vauloped construction with electric lighting drop lift electric starter and dash clock. Priced at 1865 delivered with complete equipment the car impresses on rough roads and steep hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton E. Siuwaon
Youngs and Company
Newburgh
Umea
Tueday
Monroe
Return
Two Games To End The Baseball Season In Sussex County
Sussex County League finales set for Franklin Junction this Saturday October 4. Warwick faces Franklin in the first game at 1 30 p m followed by Hamburg Branchville in the second. A special L and H Railroad train departs Warwick at 12 30 p m with stops at New Milford Vernon McAfee Hamburg and Franklin Junction arriving about 1 00 p m. Return service leaves Franklin twenty minutes after the second game. Fans plan to travel by auto from Warwick to the game and back with local turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex County
Franklin Junction
Warwick
Franklin
Hemberg Ani 'Branchrills
New Milford
Vernon
McAfee
Hamburg
Jamelson
Thie City
Auto
Fronll
O'Rourke
oMiiste
Warwinkki
Frackln
Two Hit the Bull Sign at Kingston
Two members of the Klageton club were cited for an incident at Kingston on August 24. The men, Bradies and Lewis, were residents in North Tarr town and Hempstead respectively, and have received $50 checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Klageton Clab
Nyand
Bradies
North Tarr Town
Lewis
Port Jervis Drugstore Change of Ownership
The Port Jervis druggist retires after 23 years of operation in Pike Street. Oliver D Squires and Ph F Hofman will take possession of the business on Wednesday October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Tharmacist
Laitkey
Pike Sureel
Ban Deon
Oliver D
Squires
Ph F. Hofman
Spo
Finke Freed by Judge at Beacon
Finke formerly lived Bewe and was arrested in Middletown yesterday on charges of impersonating W. F. Hatheld of Beacon and taking money in his name. Judge Doyle ruled there was no basis for a charge and advised a civil suit for recovery of the money. Finke may sue Hatheld for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnargh
Finke
Bewe
Middletown
W. F. Hatteld
Beacon
Joe Gerhardt Takes Possession of Ming Street Cafe
Joseph J Gerhardt of Mondesto has arrived and taken possession of the Ming street cafe, planning improvements including a lunch counter serving hot and cold lunches around the clock. His wife Mrs Gerhardt and daughter Milas Alva will move into the flat above the cafe. Gerhardt, a former professional baseball player, spent 24 years in the sport including three years with the New York Giants. D B Rumsey of Montgomery has taken over Hotel Palm property in Montucello and will run the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J Gerhardt
Mondesto
Fred Yatto
Gerhardt
Milas Alva
New York Giants
D.B. Rumsey
Montgomery
Montucello
Iroquois Inn Propriety Moves To Palm Monticello
Dubois 5, Rumeey proprietor of the Iroquois Inn leaves for the Palm Hotel in Monticello to conduct it in first class fashion. Miss Anna Forbes of Elizabeth New Jersey paints her tenement halls for Mrs Alice Kelly. Rev J S Lulli travels to Yankers to attend mid year conferences in New York East Newark and Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Dubois 5
Rumeey
Iroquois Inn
Palm Hotel
Monticello
W. A. .Joex
Miller van Bauren
Rochester
Anna Forbes
Hlizabeth
N. I
Alice Kelly
Edward Pitts
Twa
Clinton Street
M. E
W. W. Wilcom
Citizen
Riverview Academy Football Schedule Drafted
River view Academy arranged a football slate with Kingston Academy at Poughkeepsie and Mohegan School at Mohegan Lake on October 4 and October 2 includes Ferenc Military Academy at Pookakill Hotchkiss School at Bedfordville and New York Military Academy at Poughkeepsie with further talks ongoing with MacKenzie School of Dobbs Ferry Middletown High School and Haockley Hall School of Tarrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Academy
Kingston Academy
Poughkeepah
Mohegan School
Mohegan Lake
Ferenc Military Academy
Pookakill
Tober
Hotchkiss School
Eke ‘Ville
New York Miliary Academy
Poughkeepsie
MacKenzie School
Dobba Ferry
Middletown High School
Haockley Hall School
Tarritown
O Rourke Ends Long Diamond Career
John O Rourke wrapped up a remarkable 36 year run with the national league after failing to bat in the season finale of 1912. The veteran played at least one game each season since joining in 2874, setting a record for continuous service in baseball. he remains 58 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Rourke
Atoz
Hestern Sewocration
Seace
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. BR. Neal
George Green
Mackintosh
Chesters
Minnie B Chester
Dot
Monneapois Minn
Sarecky
Tavener—Barlow
Nina Prat
DaWitt Youngs
Pratt
Bert Townsend
McMonagle & Rogers
Norwich
Scotchtown
Stillwell
Oole
Joe’ Gerhardt
Riverview
E. H.mulligan
Otney
Drviggiet
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