Days of Summer Recall Open at Averill Park trolley rides
Herbert Calains recalls 1905 Troy and New England trolley trips to Averill Park from Troy. Describes open cars, trailers, conductor Asa Bentley, and crowd scenes at Wynantskill, West Sand Lake, and the Park House hotel. Mentions old jail, river routes, and the era’s summer pleasures and prices.
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Averill Park
Herbert Caleins
Troy
Sunhger Genersweather
Et & P
Ani
Sims
Phil Draper
Zara
Links
Walts Hotel and Cafe
Wolfs
Conways Cafe
Grand Street
The
Security Trust Co
Corneline F. Barns
McKinley
Napoleon
Fulton Street
Third Street
Griswold Theater
Denman Thompson
Old Hoesestead
State
Third Streets
Ner City
Oiter
Peramh
Congress Street
Fifth Avenue
Crosley
Ferry Street
Yever
Bilt
Hong
Cong Street
Pawling Avenue
Victoria Avene
Troy & Xeland Failway
Hastings Ice
Maters
Pittsfield
Masa
Farox Averill Park
Troy & New England Railway
Brookside Park
Sand Lake
New England
Gifford
Devs
Iin
Albig Pond
Abla Grove
Willian Norwertiy
Une Station
Jever
Asa Bentley
Asa
Troy & New England
Wynantskill
West Sand Lake
Motorseer
Yrow
Albis
Iss Road
Svené
Giemir
WestSand Lake
MacLaren’s
Cedarhurst
Eli Horn
Gar
Alchie
Park House
Strickland
Record
New York
Tre Dac
Avenie Park
Burden Lake
Sand ‘Lake
Wynantskill Roads
Wrights Drug Store
Gabeler
Plane Travel Uncertain In War Times
An Air Transport Association official notes civilian travel is strained by Pullman car limits and priority rules as planes return service after Pearl Harbor. Domestic flights show rising passenger totals with long waits for nonpriority travelers, including a four day Los Angeles delay and multi city layovers before reaching Washington.
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Washington
Air Tramsport Association of America
Coun
Sositone
Watt
Pearl Harbor
Maven Sonat
Autines
Army
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
WLM
Kansas City
Dayton
Remembering Troy and New England Railway to Averill Park
A reflective note recalls Crooked Lake area of 20 years past. Patrons rode a vehicle to a hostelery and wandered from Ganée pavilion to the grove. References to Park House, Tilleson’s hotel, Brown’s carriage, and the old fair grounds evoke yesterday’s travel and transport along a now overgrown rail bed.
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Ganée Pavilion
Jon Sand Lake
Bac
Troy
New England
Averill Park
Brugh
Park House
Tilleson
Mrs. MacGuiness Dies at Residence in Lansingburg
Mrs. Charles E. MacGuiness, longtime Lansingburg figure and widow of a Presbyterian minister, died Wednesday at her cousin Miss Gertrude Cavee’s home on Washington Street after a lengthy illness. She was born Charlotte L. Judson in the Judson family home and her late husband served in several churches including Oliver, Whitehall, and Hoosick Falls.
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Charles .E. MacGuiness
Lansingburg
Gertrude Cavee
Washington
Whitehall Presbyterian Church
Hoosick Falls Presbyterian Church
Witara School Alumna Funeral Services Planned
Witara, a member of the Aluimase Association and graduate of Santis Oeliage, is noted with no immediate survivors. The funeral will be held at Olvet Presbyterian Church today at 1 pm, with interment at Lake Pace in Oakwood Cemetery.
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the Vorner
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Snyders Corners
Ephraimy J. Peasler
Aver
Comig Lightia
Crooked Lake
Pine Grove
Crystal Lake
Brown
Posner's
Vitentoon
Weis
Jewelers Opticians
Broadwey
Fray
Helene Curtis
Wi Fates
Curly
Third ST
Frears
Pa Air Conestigned
Pferbanen
Permanests
Fzyert Regiors
Sour
Srsvite
No & A
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Espe
Havre
Hese
Mohaezedan
Toles
LimArtiaice
Lake
New York State
Liberty
England
Atirmatice
Abby
Rtrs
Seve
Waltsian
Saigon
S. Andral Kiker
Kilme
Amb Root
Dept
Kilmer & Ox
Stamford
Com
Cluett & Sons
Cluett & Sons Record Department
RCA Victor
Columbia
DECCA
Sonora
Music Headquarters
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