Heathcote Hall Opens for Summer Guests in 1906
Heathcote Hall prepared for summer guests with rooms largely booked. Reports claim electrical trains will run on the Harlem line to Wakefield by June 1906, improving service. work on two additional tracks between Mount Vernon and White Plains is underway though details are scarce. Trains to Grand Central are expected every ten minutes once the electrification is finished.
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Harlem
Wakefield
Mount Vernon
White Plains
Harlem Road
Grand Central
Commencement Exercises at Heathcote Hall
Miss Lockwood school closes with a program for about two hundred guests at Heathcote Hall. Honors read include Miss Lockwood and Miss Edna White with several recitations and a college play. Louise Virginia scholarship awarded to Doolittle of Mount Vernon. Miss Agnes Kent second. sixteen girls averaged over eighty. School to reopen in October. weather disrupted lawn reception.
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Heathcote Hall
Lockwood
George Woodford
Edna White
Christella Milne
Mary Fish
Marjorie Knight
Mica Lucy White
Margaret Chambers College
Doolittle
Mount Vernon
Louise-Virginia
Agnes Kent
Bronxville
Marguerite Rose
Marion Whiter
Eleanor Miller
Dummett
Wagner
Olive Granfeldd
Ruth Smedley
Janet Woolverton
Bessie McCloy
Cristella Milme
Carol Woolverton
New Highways Accepted by Scarsdale Commissioners
At a June 2 1906 meeting the Highway Commissioners of Scarsdale ordered Dunwoody Street and surrounding parcels laid out as public highways. The North End Land Improvement Company must release property for the project which runs from the Eastchester Town line northerly to Brambach Avenue and extends 55 feet wide.
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Highway Commissioners
Scarsdale
North, Land Improvement Company
North End Land Improvement Company
Eastchester
Brambach Avenue
Dunwoodle Street
Ex-Sheriff Samuel C. Miller Dies in White Plains Home
Ex-Sheriff Samuel C. Miller of Weatchester County dies at his Court Street home in White Plains on Friday July 2 from a Hogering disease. Born in Cincinnati Ohio, Miller had long battled illness and his death follows a lengthy illness.
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Samuel C. Miller
Weatchester County
Court Street
White Plains
Cincinnati
Ohio
Civic and local notices from Westchester county towns
Census work begins as Croton sets tax rate of 10.70 per thousand and Cortlandt votes 1600 for Peekskill Hospital. Peekskill Camp of Military Instruction opens and White Plains plans a new courthouse. Mount Vernon hosts firemen parade June 20–21. Numerous local events and incidents noted include Robbin's Nest opening in Tarrytown, a horseman injured at the fair, and hotel Gramatan in Bronxville opening with receptions and a supper.
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Gramatan
Bronxville
New York Westchester County
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