Their Silver Anniversary Celebrated in Grand Style
Mr and Mrs O Harry Brown marked 35 years of marriage with a home celebration hosted by about sixty friends. Brady’s orchestra played as Florist Dienst decorated the hotel dining room. Guests included Mrs Robert Wight of Goshen Miss Howell of Charleston and Marjorie Brown with a luncheon served by the hostesses. The couple, married October 24 1888 in Buffalo NY, have lived in the city most of their married life and received many silver ware gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Harry Brown
Hotal Brown
Brady
Dienst
Brown
Katharine
Walsh
Dry
Thomas
Tort Jarvis
Evangelist Williams Addresses Union Meeting
Gouben October 26 special at the Union Presbyterian Church Evanglist Williams gave another earnest address on the words Converted to the Christian spiritual help He pressed home the obligation resting upon all Christians to seek and lead others to their Lord and Master Sermon and song made a deep impression Must I go and empty chached
Hearing before recorder at county seat in Goshen
The Goshen hearing before Justice Chappell resulted in Mrs I Rysinger receiving a 20 day jail sentence for assault. A plain drunk arrested last night had sentence suspended and was allowed to walk. Agnes Neal, arrested for disorderly conduct, was jailed awaiting later sentencing. A warrant for Joseph Smith for third degree assault was issued. he was arrested and pleaded not guilty with a 4 p.m. hearing set today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Neal
Offcer Bruce
Joseph Smith
Bruce
County Happenings From Goshen’s Notes
Goshen notes report Mosely buying two Ford runabouts and the Daytons retiring after a Lake visit. Van Leuven remains seriously ill from a parasitic stroke while Smith heads to Sullivan County for a hunting trip. The Renkin family plans a New York winter, Kinx visits town, the Commisses return from Iowa, and Myera is traveling at Pressic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
J. J
Iowa
Charlie F Myera
Pressic
Judge Tompkins to visit lodge in Goshen next Tuesday
Supreme Court Justice Arthur S. Tompkins of Xack will visit Orange Lanice No. 596 LO 0 F next Tuesday evening for the conferral of the second degree. Tompkins is Past Grand Master for the State of New York of Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Supreme
Arthur S. Tompkins
Ack
Orange Lanice
Judge Tompkins
State of New York
Informal Talk on Noah Webster Scheduled at Steir Home
Govden Oct 25 announces an informal talk at Steir home on Noah Webster. The event will feature Mr and Mrs J W Gott and Teadians from his life will present. Daughters Mrs Emily Skeei and others are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govden
J. .W. Gott
Steir
Noah Webster
Emily
F. Skeei
Quiet October wedding at Is bide home
A small ceremony was held Tuesday evening October 21 at the home of Is bide in Haledt. The bridefi ge to George Doty, son of Mr and Mrs Wins Doty. Rev Win A The aty officiated. They plan a short wedding trip this Saturday morning and friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Bide
Bis
Haledt
Shen
Fiage
George Doty
Wins Doty
Win
Hopkins is Highs Tennis Champion
Hopkins defeated Rainey Tastes Turnerup in straight sets 6 2, 6 0 to claim the school tennis title. Leroy joined Hopkins to win the doubles crown against Taylor and Yaeger 6 3, 6 2. Students thank the Orange County Golf Club for court time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Bart
Hopkins
Aingies
Hart
Oibbs
Leroy
Morris
Yaeger
Daylee
Walker
Fish
Drake
Taylor
Paperio
Oubien
Gibbs
Reigeluth
Orange County
Ulster Hires A Coach To Beat Rivals Kingston
Ulster Academy hires coach Romora Sided to train the team at a cost of $25 with aim to defeat Kingston Academy in the annual match. Dr Frank Keator Rev Charles Kennedy Coach Carl Pressn and alumni seek $50 in subscriptions from uptown merchants. The funds cover equipment and travel but Coach Prest on offers services free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Romora
Pierp” McCarthy
Fordham
Ulster Academy
Kingston Academy
Frank. Keator
Charles F. Kennedy
Carl Pressn
Kingston ‘Academy
Alumni Association
Uptown Merchants
Preston
W. C. T. U. Passes Resolution on Communion Wine
The World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union adopted a resolution asking the Protestant Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops to consider the propriety of using fermented wine containing narcotics and alcohol. The measure was a substitute for an earlier draft arguing that fermented wine could not truly represent Christ’s blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Woman's ‘Christian
Temperance. Union
House ‘of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Meeting of the Charitable Folk Sixth public meeting of Orange county Charities Aid Association
All who are interested in work for dependent children are invited to the sixth public meeting of the Orange county committees of the State Charities' Aid Association. It will be held Monday Oct 3 at p m at 34 Grove Street home of Elik Wilcox. Annual reports will be given by the secretary treasurer and Miss Jeanette Bimmons acting agent. Miss Vida Clark will speak. Miss Mary Marvin will represent the Associated Charities of Port Jervis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
State’ Charities’ Aid Association
EL EK Wilcox
Grove Street
Jeanette Bimmons
Mary
Vida Clark
State Charities’ Aid Association
Mary Marvin
Associated Charities of
Port Jervis
Surprised On Her Birthday at Home Party
Miss Georgiqua Smith was surprised at her home on Thursday October 23 by Miss Camharina Barkedale Miss Mary Frances Barksdale Miss Na Tinda Barkedale Mrs Adkins Harridale and Jefferson Beakes. Guests brought handsome presents and enjoyed refreshments before leaving with best wishes for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camharina Barkedale
Mary Frances Barksdale
Appointed Railroad Mail Clerk
Robert Stirrat, long employed in teleshows work in Monticello, has resigned and left that village for New York last Monday. He has been appointed a railroad mail clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stirrat
Teleshows Company
Monticello
New York
Want Inn Manager for This City
Mic and eager residents seek a hotel proprietor in Goshen after inducements from prominent citizens to attract a new inn manager. H. J. Pepper, current Goshen fan manager, is noted amid efforts to recruit a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want Inn
H. J. Pepper
Goshen
Million Fire Destroys Stock Yards War Shovees
Fire at Chicago stock yards destroys stock yards items valued at a half a million. About twenty men were injured in the blaze. The Associated Press reported the damage and casualties as authorities investigated the cause of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pre
Chicago
Lent
No-license debates move through Wallkill towns
Local No-license meetings draw residents to Brimstone Corners School and Grange Hall with Rev Ralph W Rowland and Rev C B Reynolds urging dry policy. Registrations rise by 52 new names in First District while speakers tout reduced vice and lower taxes under prohibition in Wallkill and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill
Brimstone ‘Corners
Heer
Ralph W. Rowland
Teasons
Vetera
Wall Kil
Crawford
An . Be‘alao
Orange ‘County
C. Bi. Reynolds
Harratt
Hell
Reynolds
Rev
K. M. Reynolds
Bloomingburg
Mapledale
Butts Estate Left To Heirs In Marriage Contingency
The will of City Magistrate Arthur C. Butts, who died October 12 at his country home in Westbury, directs his entire estate to his daughter until she marries. If she marries, the estate is divided among three children, Arthur Mann and his sister, with Mrs. Butts 받을 becoming married triggering division among the three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts
Til
Arthur C. Butts
Westbury
Colin
Weatbury
Mies
Arethur
Miss Butts
Real estate transfer at 105 Beacon Street to Mrs Tyrrell
W Freeman of Philadelphia sold his property at 105 Beacon Street to Mrs Ophelia Tyrrell of the city for a home. C W Edgar agency handled the sale and taking possession is planned for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. W. Edgar'a Agancy
Wiliam Freeman
Philadelphia
Beacon Street
Opuelia Tyrrell
City
Police arrest Albert Hipe in Middletown swindle case
Paterson October 28 Police patrolman Dutchess arrested Albert Hipe twenty of Middletown for a running swindle targeting merchants. The scheme used cafe calls to misdirect delivery of goods paid for on delivery, with Hipe acting as lookout. He gave inconsistent stories and was jailed to sober up. He is brother to George Hips, a known local chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Dutchess
Bilbert Hipe
Middletown
Hipe
Walter Clayton
Market Street
Clayton
Tracey
de Lax
George Hips
Zur
Death Mourns Erie Railroad Worker In Oakland District
Clarence Carnegie died suddenly Wednesday afternoon at his Oakland home while employed by the Erie Railroad at Susquehanna. He had recently begun working around the tracks and died before a court suit could be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Carnegie
Oakland
Carnegie
Erie Railroad
Susquehanna
Caterer William Von Berg Praised at City Dinner
A dinner hosted by the Entre Nous Lyceum in Patterson featured caterer William Von Berg whose elaborate service impressed attendees. William McNalizy and Very Ber attended as noted witnesses of the event on Thursday night amid praise from the Paterson press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam von Berg
Quet
Wiliam McNalizy
A. Entre Nous Lyceum
Paterson
Paterson Px
Mr. von Berg
Constable Jones Dead at Montgomery in 63rd Year
Montgomery Oct 34 Special George Jones longtime constable and night watchman died Thursday around 4 o clock from heart and kidney disease at age 63 His widow Jane Millspaugh and children Lettie Frederick Rump Edward George Hila and William survive The funeral will be from his late residence Saturday at o’clock with interment at Riverside Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
George, Jones
Afveen
Ljsars
Hie
Jane Millspaugh
Lettie
Frederick ‘Rump
Canarsie
Edward
Watervliet
George
Hila
William
Riverside
Arden Stole Edibles From Box Car Case
Harriman reports a box car break in near Arden House last night. Michael McMahon allegedly stole eggs butter pressed chicken and other items. He was captured near Arden House station and held for grand jury after a court appearance. Several cars have recently been broken into around the Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Arden
House
Michael McMahon
Amsden
Hartford
Capt. Bush
Beene
Railroads seek fifty million dollar wage increase
Chicago Oct 24 railroads announce plans for major pay raise for engineers and firemen totaling fifty million dollars and expect new agreements within existing schedules. Officials indicate willingness to proceed with negotiated terms to boost wages for R R engineers and crew nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poughkeepsie to House New County Highway Office
Engineers located at Poughkeepsie will work and live there, representing a $12,000 monthly disbursement for the highway department across ten counties. White Plains remains headquarters with Po ugkeepsie as a growing branch, quarters for Columbia Institute in doubt, and two connecting buildings sought as offices are expanded. Bertram F. Wait, 33, Cornell man, heads the new division from New York City. Delegations will seek central quarters and rental housing. Carlisle, state highway commissioner, approved restoration of headquarters here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
White Plains
Columbia Institute
Bertram F. Wait
Great Territory
Department of Water Supply
New York City
Poughkeepsies
Wait
New York
Tim
Carlisle
Loughkeepsie
New Church Magnet Draws Synod to Middletown Meeting
The Parrod of New York voted to accept an invitation from Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church to meet in Middletown in October 1314. The invitation was extended by the First Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society. Over 299 delegates were present. The Memorial Church plans new features for religious work and is notable for its size and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrod
New York
Daring
Acburn N,y
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Woman's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Synodical Society
T. Hanford
Harton Memorial Courea
Ciach
Rochester
Bassa
Newier
James H Walsh Dies After Illness at 39
James H Walsh died at his home 7 East avenue at 5 o'clock Saturday after a four week illness due to complications. He was born November 25 1873 in Denton X and lived in Newark earlier before moving to this city three years ago. Survived by daughter Anna and siblings John Sarah Mrs Jason Eckert William Michael Mary Agnes. Funeral from 7 East avenue Monday at 9:30 to St Joseph's R C Church for requiem mass. interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Walati
Hom
Bio Slater
Sarah. Flood
East Avenue
Mr. Walsh
Denton
Michael Walsh
Newark
Elizabeth
N. J
William
N.J
Michael
New York
Mary
William Norris
Agnes
Alex Smith
Paterson
Soulard
St St. Joseph's R. OC
St.Joseph's Cemetery
Marguerite Ayres Weds Henry Denton Seger in Elegant City Ceremony
A refined late afternoon wedding took place at 42 Haat Avenue when Miss Marguerite Ayres became Mrs Henry Denton Seger. Reverend Van Dyke Wight officiated as guests from Westtown and New York attended. The couple, after a wedding supper, left for Wickham and Wisner avenues to reside in the remodeled Wickham homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyd Ayres
Haat Avenue
Mies Marguerite
Ayes
Henry Denton Seger
Westtown
Floriat Wisner
Oliva Horton
DeWitt S. Horton
Isabelle Sayer
Dorothy
Ayres
Rowley
Mirs
Sayer
Erie’ Station
Wickham
Wisner Avenues
Corwin £. Sayer
A.C. N. Thompson
Orange County
Out of
City
H. D. Tutbal
William Thrail
George Sarer
New York
T. D. Barker
Harry Slaughter. Walden
Hulett Clark
Cornell University
Robert 4. Houston, Jr
Blair Hall
George Murphy
Boston
J. & Dorler
New Haven
Conn
Snd
Blakeley KR
Webster, Matteswan
Minnesota Clinics Invite T D Mills to Rochester
T D Mills will depart Saturday afternoon for Rochester Minnesota to spend three weeks at the Mayor Brothers Hospital, a renowned institution where many famous operations have been performed and doctors from across the country attend the clinics. Dr Mills will visit Chicago briefly before returning to town, and during his absence Kinabsones will be in charge of Dr M A Sure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Mills
Rochester
Minn
Mayor Brothers’ Hospital
Millia Willeoxpeed
Chicago
Atagat
M. A. Sure
Checker board exhibit in jewelry window display
An all hand made checkerboard displays 2 550 pieces with a 730 piece brille of food, crafted by Simon Hop king of Seif sureet. The exhibit is shown in HS Dorender and Son's jewelry store window as part of the Times-Press want columns feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS Dorenderrr & Son
Golden Gift for Aged Pair at Stanhope
Former Stanhope mayor Samuel J. Peterson and his wife celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Married October 24 1863 in Goshen New York by Rev Richard Van Dusen, the couple moved to Stanhope to run a tinsmith business. Peterson, 75, has held many town offices and is a past master of Musconetcong Lodge F and A M. They have two children and received many congratulations plus a gold purse presented by Rev Warving Dice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanhope
N. J
Samuel J. Peterson
Goshen
Richard van Dusen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peterson
Musconetcong Lodge
A. M
Stevens May Not Live From Injuries At Thrall Hospital
Milton Stevens of Walton Delaware county still in critical condition after a fall while in a cell on a charge of intoxication. Doctors report multiple injuries including a broken jaw nose and possible brain fracture with concussion. Coroner and Chief seek to confirm identity while authorities inspect clothing and watch remains as family members travel from Hamden to verify the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Stevens
Walton
Dela Ware
Dian
Pollen
Thrall Hospital
Redfield
Harding
Stevens
Prower ‘Harding
Algo Severnl
McCoach
Kirch
Hamden
Delaware County
Thrall
Haurden
Albany
Charlies Babcock
Jibe O. &W
Thie City
Army Captain Thomas Corcoran Dies by Own Action
Associated Press report from Washington dated October 23 states Captain Thomas Corcoran of the Thirteenth Cavalry shot himself at Columbus New Mexico. He was born in Massachusetts in 1836 and served in the army for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Thomas Corcoran
Columbus
New Mexico
Mastachusetts
Seniors to Stage Mock Trial for Literary Society
Pisses are under way for a mock trial to be staged by the Senior Literary Society of the MH. S. on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisses
The
MH. S
Thaws Angel Not Indicted in HystPois Case
Oct 25 Howard Barnum gate tender charged with allowing Harry K Thaw to escape from Matteawan was discharged as the grand jury refused to indict. The fragment notes a pending Thaw related case with a terse disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poryhkerosis
Howard Barnum
Harry K. Thaw
Matleawan
Bandits Shoot Bank Cashier at Addison Illinois
Automotile bandits mortally wound the assistant cashier of the State Bank in Addison a Chicago suburb as he resists the robbery. Police pursue suspects after the early morning incident and local officials warn residents to expect heightened patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atroms
State Bank
Addison
Chicago
Montgomery Notes and Local Family News Highlight Harvest and Accidents
Montgomery October 24 special notices report Mrs Charles B Coe visiting WaiKilK. Wheat details. sewing circle meeting at Mrs Isaac Jennings home. music by Lyceum Entertainers at Grange Hall under William Crabtree supervision on the 29th. Birth of a ten-pound boy to Mr and Mrs George Sharp. Mrs J M Oshton injured breaking her arm, fracture reduced, long recovery ahead. Robert Graham homestead in Goodwill being remodeled by Chauncey Brooks. Co-Workers Club of Brick Church to meet November 1 for Holloween event. Mr and Mrs Frank Darbes of Minsouifi visit Linerty Sullivan county. Funeral of Harry Ward of Paterson NM attended by many. Pallbearers listed: Rowe, Tice, Gillespie, Hadaway, Van Alst, Legg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Oulo Aubens
Charles B. Coe
Waiikill
William Sheebany
Isaac. Jennings
John H. Hewitt
Edith Stone
Anna
T. Lang
Walden
Lyceum
Grange ‘Hall
William
Crab
J. At. Oshton
Robert Graham
Graham
Goodwill
Chauncey Brooks
Co-Workers Club
Frank
T.darbes
Minsouifi
Mon
Sullivan County
Mrnday
Harry Ward
Paterson
N. J
Slater
Elizabeth
Sears
Thien
William Rowe
Charles Tice
Alanson
G.gillespie
Franci
Ty Hadaway
Daniel
Bo van- Alst
Charles 8
Legg
Fire rumor fuels odd tale from Harriman stable
Special from Harriman reports a confusing incident at a building used for entertainments. Two young girls hid there after mixing kerosene oil and water, prompting a bucket brigade rumor of a fire though no blaze existed. The teacher checked and questioned the visitors, leading to the girls confessing the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Mr. Carroll
Girie
Borden Men Go to Pine Bush Training Trip
A special train carried about 260 drivers from the Borden Milk Company to Pine Bush to inspect the plant and operations. The workers were hosted by local ladies at a noon dinner and will return to New York this evening. This is the second such trip funded by the company to familiarize staff with the Pine Bush facility before serving customers in the greater city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Borden Coxfensed Milk Company
New York
Brooklyn
Pine Bush
Milik
No License Meetings Scheduled For Next Week
Rev. J. S. E. Erekine of Thompson Ridge lists license meetings to be held most weeks with speakers at each. Wednesday October 29 Hall Ballville Rev. F. P. Hunter. Thursday October 30 Knights of Pythias Hall Pine Bush Rev. B. Smith. Friday October 31 Grangs Ball Ballville Rev. C. J. Raynor Brooklyn. Saturday November 1 Knights of Pythias Hall Pine Bush Rev. C. J. Raynor Brooklyn. Meetings begin at seven and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. E. Erekine
Thompson Ridge
J Hall
Ballville
F. P. Hunter
Knights of Pythias Hall
Pine Bush
B. ©. Smith
Grangs Ball
Rev
C. J. Raynor
Brooklyn
Minimum Salary for the Clergy
The New York State Synod adopted a resolution urging missions committees to secure funds for a guaranteed minimum salary of 31000 a year for clergy. Delegates criticized unpaid salaries and high living costs. A budget of 21300 was set to aid missions and evangelical work in the Adirondacks among foreigners and smaller pastorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aebourn
N.Y
New York State
The
Presbyterian Church
Todar
Clestemen
Srishee
25th Anniversary Celebration at Hotel Brown
Mr and Mrs OG Harry Broxa enter their silver wedding anniversary party at Hotel Brown tonight with about three score drients in attendance described in the event notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Broxa
Brown
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UNION
Ulster
Meeting OF the Charitable Folk
Albert Hipe
Constable Jones
R. R
Engineers
James H. Walsh
HD. Sayer
Minnesota
Times-Press
Thaw
Borden
Pine Buss
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