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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
2
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William Chester Eppes of Inwood Avenue Hartsdale died Sunday morning after forty years in the town. Born August 30 184, in New York City he led a life of public service including notary work and guarding the Hartsdale crossing. He served in CO A New York during the Civil War and helped form the local fire company where he was vice president at his death. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral was held Tuesday at his home with G A R and Masons in attendance.
A driver died after a crash on Post Road in an early report with sparse readable details. Authorities investigated the incident and released limited information about the involved vehicle and immediate area.
Mrs Geo A Just away a few days trip down Bust. Mrs Frank Bracalelio has been quiet during the past fortnight. Mr J C White returned from the Weasser fleet incentive at Reasse r. Festival plans at MES Ben Rawark’s timing delayed.
Hartsdale notes list residents at Rye Beach and Mount Vernon visitors. Cmd Bernard Odell and Miss Annie Brundage are among those mentioned. Arthur Petitte resigns from Turner & Co. and the Inwood Social Club set a lawn party for July 3 with thirty five cent tickets.
Greenville school will close tomorrow, Friday January 29, as repairs and a planned break coincide with local activities. Contractor O'Hern has begun work on Tuckahoe road and several residents report improvements around the neighborhood. The festival at the church was a success and Mr. Sevlay’s house on Tuckahoe road nears completion. Mr. Claude Townsend resigns his position with Builder Joe Wright. Joe Wright is erecting a small barn for Mr. Hedley Clark. further work on Uv and Gant ELS POM ho i remains ongoing.
June guidance explains thinning as a way to improve crop quality by removing excess plants while preserving strong ones. Transplants should stay moist, foliage trimmed to prevent wilting, and spacing outlined for beans beets carrots celery onions lettuce parsley and other listed species.
On Saturday next the Inwood Baseball Club of Hartsdale will clash with the Crestwood A C of Yonkers Park in a decisive game after each team won one game. The match is expected to be very interesting.
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