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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
5
Eltam Kennels led by James Worthington showcased CH. Cynon Carboy at a November 22 1904 dog show with breeder W Jones. The top prize listed as 121 140 and the entry by Jack Vic.
On the fair’s second day crowds swelled as hundreds more cars and wagons arrived despite morning haze. Exhibits in stock, horses, and crafts drew praise, with Wilkes and Cox’s folding tables and J W Matthews Co Highland canned goods among notable displays. Poultry and florals show strong growth, while attendance and revenues improve the fair’s finances and future expansions.
At the Orange County Fair grounds Thursday about 16 000 attendees were counted. A pocketbook with 77 was lost and a 90 year old visitor noted for long service to the railroad spoke of his life, while officers reported a quiet meeting with few complaints and no reported thefts.
The Democratic County Committee met Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the Occidental Hotel in Goshen. Officers named include George F. Ketcham of Warwick as chairman and J. B. Ward of Pine Bush as secretary, with the old offices retained.
City Hall Commission in the mayor's office approved architect David H. Canfield's specifications after comments from members WD. Station T. T.F fs. Marot Lawrence Geary N. Clemson and John EH. Isemnan. The meeting discussed bids for hide and contract ads to be published in Middleween and American Architect within a day. the bid opening set for Oct 2 in the corporation eminse. Condactor Theoshilus Polson returned from a vacation in Washington and nearby areas.
Interest in the Children Convalescent Home brings Middletown physicians and lawyers together for a charity game at Athletic Field on Saturday afternoon September 11. City Recorder A C N Thompson will captain the lawyers with a lineup of Tatcher, Gardner, Paine, Tarnor, Shaw, Wiggins, Red Geld and others, while Dr Ges F Brewster leads the physicians against them in an oldtime contest to aid New York’s poor children.
In a two heat race three of seven starters finished. Gold Craft dominated the first heat winning by 18 lengths over Elmont and Endless. In the second heat Gold Craft failed at the start, recovered to chase Elmont who won the heat and the race. Gold Craft tired on the backstretch, hobbling to the finish.
Republicans of Newhbarah held a Saturday primary with Hon. John B. Reso presiding and W. T. Westlake as officers. Delegates elected included Jeremish Mower WP, Westlake, Frank B. Wond, John Emoneter, TF Chadwick, and Gouverney Shoots. The party pledged support for Governor Hughes and urged unity to pass measures for a free government and prosperity. MAS'MELON ENTERTAINS. A celebration described as a lively entertainment scene followed the meeting.
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