Scarsdale Town Officials List and Appointments
A fragmented roster lists Scarsdale town officers and trustees including Gerard Fountain Eugene Wey Amowore John B. Rete carpenters and constables James Lines Patrick Murphy and William Merer. It mentions district trustees W W Heaton and Bradford Rhodes and notes health forward and town clerk roles with various names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entervine Heute
Martedate Inom
Gerard Fountain
Eugene
Wey
John B. Rete
Carpentar
Lang
Jamet Lines
Patrick Murphy
Williame
Wiliam Merer
Ombwan
James G. Gannon
W. W. Heaton
W M M. Barnum
Bradford Rhodes
H. Gunning
Collin Armstrong
D L. Torrence
the Pearce
Greensurgh Town Officers Named in Local Slate
The article lists town positions including Supervisor Alexander McClelland, Town Clerk Charles D. Millard, Tax Collector Andrus H. Brown, Highway Commissioners Henry Berry and George Stymie, Register of Vital Statistics Harriet Mil lard, Justices of the Peace Seth Bird Ellery Albee Bertrand Tompkins Joseph Glover, Assessor William H. Lester John Briggs Henry Kaufmann Overseer James F. Bykes and constables William Heckman James Donworth Henry Loreps Otis Odell among others in Tarrytown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McClelland
Dobba Fe
Charles D. Millard
Tarrytown
Andrus H. Brown
Menry Berry
Joba
George Stymie
Register of Vital
harien D._ Millard
Justices of the Peace
Seth Bird
Ellery B. Albee
Dobba Ferry
Bertrand F. Tompkins
Hastings
Joseph L. Glover
Ardaley
Assestore
William H. Lester
John
Briggs
Heery
J. Kaufmann
Jamesf. Dbykes
Dane Constables
Wiliam Heckman
Glenville
Chan
Schneider
James Donworth
Henry Loreps
Elmsford
Otis Odell
Ardstey
The Rouen Reverberations of a Troubled Evening
In Rouen, Mrs Tamberry seeks cheer amid sorrow as Bettty and Miss Betty endure a tense night. Mr Carewe’s guarded behavior swells his resolve to keep the peace while Vanrevel’s presence looms. A hedge encounter with a boy and a mysterious note drive tension as emotions surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
Vanrevel
Carewe Hai
Betty
Mamie
Thadion
Debt and temptation drive a boy to plan a risky act
A youth debates breaking a dangerous oath as a bank note and a large sum tempt him. Fear of hell and a looming threat from Mr. Carewe shadow his resolve while he considers telling or keeping silent about the looming risk at Rouen House. The chapter hints at peril from an officer’s memory and a watchful window over the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carewe
Hell
Rouen House
Mr. Carewe
Tom Vannevel
Handling a Revolver and Dog Training Opinions
A St. Louis Globe Democrat correspondent recommends holding a revolver with the middle finger along the barrel to steady aim, noting it reduces bucking and improves accuracy. The piece also excerpts Jo scob A Graham on dog management, insisting a dog remains loyal to simple commands and resists human pretensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clarke
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Hartsdale Highlights Local Notices And Social News
Sunday visits and moves dominate Hartsdale notes. Assitant Agent Patrick Shine takes vacation while Mr. B. B. Townsend moves to Lawton avenue. Brooklyn visitors include Mr. Jacob Dusenberry and Miss Mary Grune hosts relatives at Verplanck's Point. Inwood Club elects officers as Inwood Base Ball faces Bronxville next Saturday at home.
Insects TargetedDespite Odd Mew Planes Mentioned
A fragmented note describes killing pests on a route involving fi Hiaat and mentions insects in a hazy context. It references plans or actions to rid from areas and planets and hints at a testing tear and day. The readable text is unclear but implies pest control efforts.
Local Notes Point To Seasonal Property Leases and Social Visits
Mrs. J Reilly of Knollwood leases Stebbins farm. Guests include Mr and Mrs Fred Wiler of New York City with the Townsend family. Mr and Mrs Arthur Woodin of New Rochelle visit J Town send. Pleasantville beats a baseball team 10 to 9 last Saturday. W R Oglesby sets new scoring record with rounds of 87 and 86, best previous 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wiler
New York City
Edw. Townsend
Arthur Woodin
New Rochelle
J. Townsend
Hee Cote
Pleasantville
Eeld
W. R. Oglesby
Supervisor and Mars Goodhart Injured in Boaradale Runaway
Supervisor E. J. Goodhart his wife and mother were in a runaway incident at Boaradale. The rig was ditched to avoid collision. A daughter was born on Friday, May 25 to Mr and Mrs Henry L. Blum of Garden Road Scarsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Goodhart
Boaradale
Myre
Henry L. Blum
Garden Road
Scarsdale
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Som River R
Dale A. M
Oor
Tor
A. M
AL M
Phen
Eeen
Warrevers
Nelope
Gray & Vanrevel
Main Street
Joscob A. Graham
Outing Magazine
Central Avenue
Hartsdale
N. Y
Bracalello Bros
Wl. P
I Hhis
Baumgarten
N.Y
Weat 26Th St
Parsons
Jersey
Parsons “Low-Down” Wagon Works
Earlville, N. Y
the Home Savings Bank
White Plains
Ie ‘Depot
Hattie Eppes
Brooklyn
Assiutant
Patrick Shine
Mr. B
Townsend
Lawton Avenue
Jacob Dusenberry
Dusenberry
Laverty
Sulllee
Bilas Garthwaite
Messrs.a
Arene & Co
Aera
Edward F. Grune
Verplanck’s Point
Inwood Social Club
Inwood
Bronxvilles
Mary Grune
Wilson Street
Margaret Carroll
William Lilling
Railroad Avenue
Y.tahaphene
Nateo Dell
Henry Hillicka
Puckahes
Mars
Goodhart
Arthur Manor
Scaradala
ANG Gutters
Samuel Hopper & Co
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