Local Posts and Public Works Critique in Scarsdale
The Independent Republican voices criticism of town politics and road repairs in Scarsdale New York. It questions highway spending on Brookridge Avenue Alida Street Bramack Avenue and Wright Pinesdale avenues and accuses officials of neglecting citizens interests. It notes discussions at hearings on the Sherbrook Water Company and asserts Swartwout failed to disclose bond options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastchester
Brookridge Avenue
Alida Street
Bramack Avenue
Swartwout
Sherbrook Water Company
Highway Commissioners
Consolidated Water Company
Scarsdale School Delay Draws Public Letter
A Scarsdale resident questions delays in the New School project. The letter cites lacking progress, planning and site issues, and asks for published plans. Officials respond that changes to assembly rooms were needed and expect completion within one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Meig & Sean
Tooms
Matinee Excursion to New York City by New York Central
The New York Central announces a matinee excursion to New York City for Friday June 23 1906 with reduced rates from all points on the Harlem division. The offer aims to attract many travelers for a round trip with notable discounts. A brief note mentions a job listing for a coachman handyman in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
New York City
Harlem
Eas Am Seiba
Hartedale
Tly
Desia
Scarsdale Republicans plan caucus at Town Hall
Scarsdale Republicans prepare for a caucus at Scarsdale Town Hall Friday night at 8 30 chaired by Charles and Monroe Wright. The event follows social notes including guests in Dobbs Ferry and local reflections on ongoing improvements and summer plans. Proceeds from a church festival on the lawn at Mrs Montgomery’s went to St James the Less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale Town Hall
Charles and
Monroe Wright
Scarsdale
Dobbs’ Ferry
Hartsdale Community Notices Include New Arrivals and Open Housing
Mr Eppes is about again and neighbors celebrate the arrival of a son for Walker. Mrs Ward's cottage is ready for occupancy while carpenters begin on Mrs Lewis new home. Mr C W Leavitt Jr traveled to Ottawa on business. Work on Chester Purdy s residence on Columbia street progresses slowly. Misses Carrie and Clara Ra Inst help with carpentry on Mr Harry Eppes cottage on Inwood avenue as Ruth Gaylor recovers from whooping cough. Campbell s illness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eppes
Inwodd Avenue
Commencement Exercises Outline for Scarsdale School No 2
Scarsdale School No 2 schedules its June 27 closing ceremony with a series of recitations songs and solos led by students including Eva Miller Edward McCormick Hilda Maher Jane Taylor and others. The program culminates with a closing song and prize announcements.
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Scarsdale School NO. 2
Scarsdale School No
Scarsdale NO
Heralda
Alex Roseff
Cora Bunny
A Sheehan
Dora Roseff
Vernon’ Bunny
Hannah Sheehan
Hilda Maher
Roert Kerr
Jane Taylor
Daniel Vizar
Ada Peterson
Eva Miller
Edward McCormick
Sarah Miller
Margaret Brown
Elois Johnson
Hildy Maher
Emily Kerr
Rosalie Roseff
Robert Kerr
Margaret Taylor
Katherine Sheehan
Frank Wheeler
Grace
the Farmer
William Brown
Watson Griffen
Welington Anthes
Howard Kerr
John Miller
Vernon Bunny
Joy
Goran Bennys
William Yizar
The
Color Guard
Frances Peterson
Daniel Yizar
Cat
Community Notes From Greenville and Surroundings
Mr Mayer and family from New York occupy Hosier House for summer. Mrs Doctor Goyer plans to erect a cottage on the Setz property soon. Car Frank installs water pipes from his hillside spring to Central avenue store. Closing exercises at School No 8 set for Friday June 30 with public invited. Doctor Gunther to preach at Reformed Church next Sunday morning. R B Farrington finishes dam approach to Vermilya grocery store improving convenience. Mrs John Wright gravely ill. Yamny telegraphs for daughter Mamie in Los Angeles to return home at once. Bert Whiteoere remains at work on unspecified tasks.
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Car Frank
Central Avenue
John Wright
Mamie
Los Angeles
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the Scarsdale Inquirer
Town and Gourty Paper
L. Angell
Independent
New York
Brambach Ave
Scarsdale, N. Y
N. Ys
Rang
N. Y
Scarsdale Inquirer
Aes
Henry W
Wiltiuaa
N.Y
Cloule Russell
J. W. Remer
Lucerne
Adirom Dacs
Leon Robey
Dr Zacharie
Collin Armstrong
Mr. B. Tone
Mr. Algier
Tone
Bar Harbor
Maine
John Hyatt
Russell Smith
Irving Young
Adelbert Shaw
White Plains
Bay Court
Hartsdale
Mr. Eppes
Walker
C. W. Leavitt, Jr
Ottawa
Chester Purdy
Columbia Street
Carrie
Clara Ra
Miss Ruth
Gaylor
Campbell
Ada Pet
Jack Ronseff
Keller
Home Savings Bank
Avid Cromwell
Hamilton
State OF
Mary H. Barnard
Ezra C. Harwood
Samuel A. Harwood
Warren Harwood
George W. Harwood
Albert S. Harwood
Samuel Harwood
James McKeon
Charles W. Park
Winsfield
Underhill
Albert Harwood
County of
Westchester
Caroline L. Harwood
GAS and Electricity
Westchester Lighting Co
Railroad Avenue
White Plains, N. Y
George A. Wood
Depot Square
Geo. H. Vermilya
Greenville
John P. Helmecke
Tuckahoe, N. Y
Opp. R. R. Station
J. Cruickshank
West 127 Street
Lenox
Avenue
J Hakem
J. W. Stewart
Fish and Oyster Market
TEL. Call
Sixth Ave
Park Ave
Cushman Bros
Gakers and Confectionery
White Plaine
Madison Ave
Telephone
Miss Mary and
J. Tesoro
Butchers
Martin C. Spreitzer
Prank J. McGuire
Railroad Ave
White
Clothing
Friedman—Gottlieb Co
White Plaing
H. F. Underhill
Bronxville
Tuckahoe
Electric Light& Eet
Westchester Lighting
Furniture George Fennell & Co
South Fourth Ave
Mount Virnes
Fowler
Sellars
White Plain
H. B. Angell
4Th Ave
City and
Gramarcy
Abs
City and Scarsdale
Life Mutual Life Insurance Co
M. Eppes
Hartadale
Fagan & Posteer
Brambach Avenue
John Matthew Depot
Hee B. Angell
Painters & Decorators Ac
Buickshank
West 127Th Street
Angell
City
Scarsdale Estates
Banks and Trust Companies
Cou 7 Company
Barrett Building
James E. Walker
Mr. Mayer and Family
Doctor Goyer
Setz
Gunther
Reformed Church
R. B. Farrington
Vermilya
Bert Whiteoere
Westchester County
Saasuedas
Barry Adams
Iy Given
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