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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1908

Page

8

Demerest 60 Burglary Disturbs City Stores

A professional burglary at the Joiny Demerest Goods Co on Saturday night left the front door locked with wood and a window pried open The thieves used a barrel tower to reach the upper window and escaped with about 10 in pennies and unspecified cash The crime was discovered Monday morning by the firm’s president and a locksmith later exposed the lock tampering Police report the act as a bold, planned operation with possible confederates and no clear clue yet to the culprits.

Join Y. Demer Story Goods Co Jimmy James H. Smith Eagle Centre Street Warner Fruit Co Cnter John V. Demerest Leck Frank Masterson Kers McCoach Middletown Lars Pasl Jooale

Assembly Nomination at Newburgh Republican Convention

Delegates gathered at the Courts House Newburgh to nominate a State Convention slate and an Assemblyman and School Commissioner. C H Baumes named for Assembly, Henry Seacard previously, then Baumes unanimously chosen. School Commissioner nominees Flood Dominick Eichenberg. Flood named unanimously. Delegates to State Convention chosen. committee retained. Baumes praised for the honor.

Repeblican Assembly Comrts House Newburgh EB. J. Collins Monroe W.oo Wygante J. H. Lougran W. O H. Hyodman C. H. Baumes H.R. Lydecker John E. Curyea Crawford Henry Seacard Hamptonburgh Mr. Denniston Graham Witschief A. Denniston Baumes Seacard Duryea Aml Frank R. Gump Highlands Geo. W. Flood B. J. Collins W. J. Wrpant J.B. Montgomery Walter Denniston John Orr. Jr John £. Doryea Fred 3. McDowell F. Pierce Willian Eases B. B. Qdell, Jr Mr. Baumes

Hearing in Erie and Jersey possession case at Guimard

An extended hearing before Justice Tompkins at Newburgh addresses Erie and Jersey railroad efforts to gain possession of Gumner homestead lands in Guimard. The case against Mrs Sarah J Gumner’s heirs involves guardian ad litem Derok Belknap. trial set for September 18. Separate notes dismiss the Cox divorce with no costs and a guardianship matter for George W Trihill.

Erie and Jersey Gumner Jersey BR. R Guimard Tompkins Supreme Courts Newburgh Sarah J. Gumner Derok Belknap Ad Litem Henry Bacon R. H. Southard Southard Tomp_ sins Morschauaser Geo

Town Conventions Delegates Chosen in Wawayanda Minisink Crawford

Delegates elected at Republican conventions in Wawayanda Minisink and Crawford for upcoming state, county and congressional assembly seats. Named are State Hill, Mead Adler Harden and alternates. Assembly W L Brown Ellis. Senatorial Dunham Harden Stivers. county lines Adler Dunham Horobeck Mills. congressional Mead Enapop Cullings Robbiais. Town committees chosen. Minisink delegates Hoberts Rhinesmith Beemer Slingerland Hulse. Crawford selections include Decker Evans Billings Dur yea.

Wawayanda Minisink Crawford Signeyanda Hill Assembly Mead Adler Harden D. R. Hull W. R_Cree' den W. L. Brown Frank B. Ellis Geo. B. Stivers Gen E. Dunham Adler Herden Geo. E. Dunben Li W. Horobeck R Mills F. W. Mead Charles Enapop John L. Cullings Gina Robbiais Geo. E. Dunham Elmer Uapp Adler_ Harden Geo. E. Stivers Old old Towne Committee consisting f _Geofs Joe Dunham, Wu Clark and ton Hawkins Minisini Westtown Assembly-State Tra A. Hoberts Herbert Rhinesmith Edward J. Beemer Jonathan Sayer Wim JL Slingerland Charles D. S. Decker G. W. Evans Elias M. Billings John E. Duryea Newburgh

Change of Headquarters For W O Fairchild

W O Fairchild an iced salesman and writer on cattle feed has set new headquarters in our city for the past ten months. Mrs. Fairchild Kin g Thrall Hospital for eight consecutive works and as her brothers W Has yer Goodale 11 Lake Avenue. For two socks while nonvalesame. Fairchild sways in the highest tewns of De TLD Mills both as a snrzeon and vending physician and of Mex BB Williams. Seiver of Mrs. Painchild for NWT SonSiant détotion thrmehout her entm affection. Mr. Fairchild Ti return to Monixomers XT and expects to take an exheomied trip amoncy Fis ensinmers in The near Tafare ape.

W. OT. Fairchild Wastero Oathwastern New York New Jersy Our City My. Fairchild Mills Williams

Back to the Island fugitive Joe Constable nabbed in Middletown

Joseph Constable alias Joe the Bum, a young Anglian escaped from Randall's Island House of Refuge in July, was found by Policeman Roth in Middletown Saturday afternoon. He had been convicted of stealing fruit in 1907 and escaped twice from the island dock workers. After arrest he was returned to Randall's Island by officials from the House of Refuge.

Joseph Constable Joe the Bum Randall's Island Roth Constable Mid- Motown Joe East River New York Middletown Reaper O'Keefe House of Refuge Igland Foreman Sullivan Cottage Street

Local notes from North End and Westtown area events

The entry lists residents visiting relatives and taking vacations in New York Albany and Goshen. multiple families from North Street and Arenas Avenue are mentioned. A Republican primary committee is formed at Westtown and locals are urged to attend a meeting to organize regional efforts. University of Chicago attendees John Dougherty Charles Rumsey and cousin George McSeeves plan to pursue BA studies after leaving Middletown.

Tait and Sherman Club Westtown Johnson Minisink Ion Dtrbie Sayer Austin Kelly University of Chicago John Dougherty Charles Rumsey George McSseeves Will Eave

Pine Bush church notices and local events update

The Pine Bush column reports sept sermons at Graham’s Church on John’s nature and Jesus’ marvels, a Sunday Lord’s Supper, and a missionary meeting at Mrs. Henry J. McKinney’s home. Labor Day passed quietly. residents visited Sam’s Point and Mount Montgomery Club picnic. A fire near Edward Johnston’s farm caused by smouldering debris destroyed barns and an ice house. losses include insured structures and uninsured contents. Other items note local moves, library donations, a paper copy of weathered letters, a family picnic at Samuel R. Whitten’s farm, and cattle sales by Marks and Mikes with a Wood’s Business College graduate.

Graham St. John Jesus Rey McMichael U. R Society of Graham’s Church Henry J. McKinney Aid Lostery Pine Bush Sam's’ Point Lake Mohusk Brigges Harvey N. Smith E.W. Balsh Monttgomery Road Ohioville Ulster County Andrew Spada York Pine Bush’ Library Afra Steolar of Brooklyn Jortdon-Aron Arious de Dubois Henry Voegels New York E .A Gillespie North Dekers Samuel R. Whitten Montgomery Kidd W. S. Jones C. Cogswell Middletown Robert L. Brown Farg Everett Scot Marks and Mikes Iss M. Edith Ronsa Crawford and Dwaarkin Wood's Business College New

Otisville Notes and Local Election Delegates Named

Otisville news item notes Miss Arine Sehbrier of East Hampton visiting relatives then heading to Monroe to see Mrs. Ira Smith. The Tube Rese Cinb of Otisville attended the country fair. Tuxedo tax primary elected delegates: Assembly State C S Patterson Wan Viner Thomas Murray Fred Beair. Assembly Gilmay Bush Patterson. County Paul Tackimman Hye Aling M Brooks F Aptell. Congress C Patterson P Lorillard O Go Senatorial P Lorillard Jr G C Bush. GO Bush was chairman, James Cronon secretary.

Aritne Sehbrier East Hampton Cons Arirae Otto Otisville Moarne Ira Smith Hiss Aripne Ovilie C. S Pattersac Wan Viner Thomas Murray Fred Beair Gilmay Bush Si Patterson Wm. A. McClelland Bart Pringle Paul Tackimman P. Healing Brooks F. Aptell Patterson P. Lorillard P Lorillard, Jr G. C. Bush GO. Bush James Cronon

Personal Mention in Norwich and Kingston Papers

Miss L A Hodce resumes duties as bookkeeper for Norwich Publishing after a week's gaess. Herbert R Styles of the Home Telephone Company of Alma Mow WN VI visits his parents Mr and Mrs George W G Stiles of 8 Liberty sim1 Kingston Freeman notes Exiter Betcham of Warwick launching a Democratic Senatorial nomination bid.

L. A. Hodce Norwich Publishing Company Norwich Lan Herbert KR. Styles Alia Mow WN. V and Firs George GW Stiles Liberty

Goshen Happenings at the County Seat

Local notes report con fectionery store closure by Joe Pico on West Main. Dr J F DeVine elected Secretary Treasurer of New York State Veterinary Medical Society at Utica meeting. George D Payne of Brooklyn vacationing in town. George Mills to Nazareth Pa for races and horse judging. George Paskaras bought a motorcycle from J L Fritz. A door from an automobile was lost on Newburgh road. finder asked to leave at courthouse for reward. Open air benefit performance of Rip Van Winkle by George Ober of New York City planned next Thursday Sept 10 at State Hospital terminal lot. tickets 60 75 cents and 1. special seating for Goshen residents. tickets may be obtained from Dr E G Parker A G Wheeler and M C Smith. O D Shruble becomes Metropolitan Life Insurance agent. Hon C Coleman and daughter of Newburgh spent Labor Day in town.

J. F. DeVine New York State Veterinary Medical Society Utica Newburgh Little Britain Chiron Rip van Winkle George Ober New York City Thomas Watts State Hospital Wallkif Transit Company Gosbén Sho Desie G. Parker Wheeler M.C. Smith

Ladies' Missionary Meeting at Reformed Church Chapel

Bloomingburg notes show the Ladies Missionary group of the Reformed Church meeting Thursday afternoon at the chapel at o o clock. Stanford Lydecker and wife of Newark visited Labor Day with Rev and Mrs Lydecker. George H Peterson of New York spent a few days at Blossom Tell Farm and attended the ball game Monday afternoon. The new carpet for the church has arrived and will be laid soon, with congregation planning to be worshiping there in two weeks. Birdsall Law of Weehawken formerly of this race spent Labor Day with his sister Mrs WW Vaal Inwegen. Chester and Charles Wikie of New York spent Sunday with their parents and friends.

the Reformed Church Stanley Lydecker Newark N. J Labor Bay Lydecker George H. Peterson New York City Blossom Tom Bucher New York GW. Comfort Birdsall Law Weehawken Dar Vaal Inwegen Chester Charles Wikie Mee T. Wit Ponnell William Davis Augustus Wood Otis Seaman Newburgh Wilkin Seacord Lark Street Charles Parsons John G. Brooks and Son Afr Alrs Rockafellow Main Street Washingtonville Beacons of Beacons Eugene Kershaw Moffat Library Russell Dusenbury Edson Miller Highland Mills W.F. Giles Miller Moffat Sionday C. R .Shons Robert Barret Chauncey D. McElroy Mount Vernon Mary Smith Jersey City Isaac Smith Daniel Litte Orange Charles Chaser Taft Chauscey D. McElroy Daniel Little Stair Totles Bullville Clarence H. Gerow Hev James O.denniston Admiral Heary M.ie Teel Denniston Dr. G Bond

Amity Notes on Weekend Events and Local Incidents

Amity reports Harry Napp and William Wires of New York spear Sunday and Monday at their homes here. A clam bake is planned on the church lawn Friday. R Feastes bought corn for his brother Charles’s dairy at Buffalo last week. Adam Lust had a horse run in at the cistern Saturday night, died before they could move it.

Harry Napp William Wires New York Spear Church Lawn R. Feastes Charles Buffalo Adam Lust Cistern

Unionville Gossip from Middletown and Niagara Delegates

Unionville reports Mrs James Tuser visiting New York for several days. Mrs Isase Perth visits Middletown on a matter. Delegates from Minisiax council attend Niagara meeting Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Van Frits and Mrs Bertha Shultz spend Wednesday and Thursday with Mr and Mrs Louis Van Fleet. Mr and Mrs Ira Van Fiewt of Middletown hosted part of last week.

James Tuser New York Nmrs Isase Perth Middletown Delegets Tron Minisiax Council Niagara Satur James van Fitr Thurstar Bertha Shultz Louis van Fleet Ira van Fiewt

Wurtsboro Notes Include Lawsuit and Local Incidents

Wurtsboro notes report a lawsuit in Albany between Mrs Ida Dora and husband Itora related to Ida Dora Vandervort, hotel proprietor at Moon Hotel, plus local chatter about visitors from Warwick and Willow Creek, a new boarder, and a Holstein bull injuring a man. Also mentions a Dutch Reformed Church pastor accepting a Newark posting, a fatal bull incident in Marksboro, and a soldier reunion planned in Kingston.

James Dean Mamakatips Orrin J. Duan Albany Ida Dora Witora Andrew J. C. Vandervort Hotel Moon Wurtshore N.Y Willow Red Mama i Katinz Witam Duan Grrea Dana, Jr Jis

Washingtonville Newsful Events and Local Notes

Washingtonville items cover church praise for Rev Ponnell and community service, local illnesses, visitors, and business changes. Notes include Charles Parsons buying Brooks and Son’s bus line, Labor Day baseball games versus Beacons of Newburgh, connections to Newburgh and Jersey City, musical events at Moffat Library, and upcoming Methodist services. Mentions of crops, farm produce, and residents’ travel add local color.

Hasbrouck Hasbrouck Nuptials At Grace Church

Hymeneal notice reports the marriage of Dr Sever Hasbrouck to Miss Cunningham at Grace Church Monday officiated by Rev F S Smithers. Bride is daughter of Captain Ira Dorrance of this city. groom is son of Mrs L Sever Hasbrouck and the late John W Hasbrouck. Also ad promotes King’s New Life Pills at 25 cents with testimonial from N H Brown of Pittsfield.

asbrouck—Cunningham Tang Grace Church S. Smithers Sayer Hasbrouck Unninghem Sever - Hasbrouck Ann Nail Cunninghem F. S. Smithers Dr. King N. H. Browz Pittfield McMonagle & Rogers

Ursuline Academy Niddletown West Virginia Motto and Notices

Ursuline Academy in Niddletown West Virginia advertises an approved course by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, accepts denominations, offers boarder facilities, and invites inquiries to Mother Superior. Auction notice for George J. Houston describes a public sale near Scotchtown with horses, farm gear, incubators, and farm implements, under sale conditions and finance terms. Also lists loans, bonds, and legal services by John L. Wiggins at 1 North Street Middletown.

Niddletown W. V George J. Houston Scotchtown Gosben Paatcha Bar Txo Coxs McCormick National Bank of Midtimtown F. Dessant

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