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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
June 20.-—The Children’s Day ex­
ercises in the church here
Sunday
morning were extremely interesting.
The church, owing to th e perfect
w eather and to the fact th a t there
was to be no preaching, was crowded,
both fore and a ft and above, , Now
the connection between the fact th a t
there was to be no preaching and
the fact th a t a large crowd attended
is not a reflection on the pastor, but
on the congregation. Well, anyway,
the exercises were unusually good,
as were the decorations, which com­
bined the simplicity of nature with
the artisticness of artificiality, The
singing, let it be said, was beyond
POMONA GRANGE AT
HORTONVILLE SATURDAY
T H E LITTLE ITEMS YOU FIRST
LOOK FOR IN YOUR HOME
Following is the program for the
Sullivan
.County Pomona .Grange
NEW SPAPER.
meeting a t the Hortonville Hotel,
Mrs. Richard Breen has gone to a Hortonville, on Saturday, June 24.:
10:00 a.m.—Opening exercises.
city hospital for treatm ent.
10:15 a.m.—Reports of subordinate
George Sieberg, electrician,
has
gone to Monticello to fill a several and juvenile granges.
11:00 a.m.—Discussion “Does the
weeks’ job a t his trade,
Present
Telephone Service Meet the
David W. Dilts *pf E ast Orange, N.
J ., is stopping a t Diehl’s Terrace Cot­ F arm er’s N eeds?”
reproach.
12:00 m.—Recess for dinner.
tag e for a week or so.
The Ladies’ Aid met with Miss E l­
1:30 p.m.—Initiation of candidates la Hardenbergh last Thursday afte r­
Oscar Sander has comp up from
th e city to spend the summer with in fifth degree.
The ladies, after exchanging
2:30 p.m—Address
on “Agricul­ noon.
h is father, Jacob Sander.
news and views, arranged for the
Mrs. Marie Stuehler returned from tural Legislation a t W ashington” by holding of the annual fa ir sometime,
Brooklyn Friday and opened her cot­ Congressman Charles B. Ward.
later on in the summer.
3:30 pjtn.—Discussion and Ques­
tage here for the summer.
W hite Sulphur is to have another
Miss Phoebe E rnst goes to Kenoza tion Box by F arm Bureau Manager. Fourth of July celebration. A t’ least
4:00 p.m.—“Some Suggestions for the men of the church and others ex­
B ake today to assist a t The Elm ­
th e County F air,” Mrs. E. C. Chase, pect to have maybe a ball game with
h u rs t ag ain fo r the. summer.
Mrs. W. H. Addis of Plainfield, N. school superintendent.
the bachelors, a few races, fireworks,
5:00 p.m.—Closing exercises
J ., recently , spent a few days with
A t 8 p.m an open meeting will be and, we hope, a nice dinner. . More
h e r sister, Mrs. Cora Lixfield^,
anon.
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The Uniop. chapel Ladies’ Aid. have' held,, when the public is invited to be
A
,
number
o f .tow nspeople, attended
s e t the first Wednesday in A ugust present.. A Very interesting program “Under Cover” a t Liberty
Friday
will be rendered as arranged by the
fo r th eir annual bazaar and Supper.
evening. Everybody., who went, t for
: Michael Lober and'fam ily of" North members of Hortonville Grange.
th a t m atter, went under cover or else
B ranch motored here Sunday
and- A ttorney Robt. B, McGinn of Jeff­ got wet. We speak from experience.
.spent the day a t Clias. W. W ilfert’s. ersonville will be one of the speakers
We heard a*'tale the other night
Mrs. Bruen and daughter H arriet a t the evening session.
of a young married lady in this town
and Mrs. Fosdick of Brooklyn are
who lost the diamond from her en­
season guests a t J. H. Glassel’s JeffAnnual Grange Basket Picnic.
gagem ent ring, but found it . a fte r­
ersonia.
The annual basket picnic of the wards in h er back yard. This near
Miss M artha Scheidell of Deposit Sullivan County Grange will be held
spent from Saturday until Tuesday at Swan Lake Pavilion, Stevensville, misfortune should serve as a warn­
h ere with her mother, Mrs. Mary on Wednesday, June 28. J. M. Scott ing to those of our young unmarried
ladies, who are likewise
decorated.
Scheidell.
of Copake, N. Y., m aster of Colum­
M. L. Joyner has received his ap­
Ralph P. Bird and fam ily of E ast bia County Pomona Grange, will de­
pointment as inspector of construc­
O range will come
to Jeffersonville liver an address.
A large attend­ tion for district five and is already
Saturday to spend two weeks with ance of members and friends is u rg ­
a t work near Parksville, where the
relatives.
F rank Davis, afte r spending sev­ ed. Games, races, boating and a contractors are getting ready to tope ra l weeks in the city, has returned general good time is promised for dress the concrete highway. Later,
to this place and is stopping a t W ag­ all.
when the lower section of the Libern e r’s on the hill.
ty-Kenoza Lake highway
is resur­
Fosterdale Grange.
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Misses Caroline
and
Gertrude
faced, it is probable th a t Mr. Joy­
The Fosterdale Grange held
a ner will be transferred to Jefferson­
Y ager of U tica are spending a couple
weeks a t the home of their uncle, M. meeting June 9, w ith a fa ir attend­ ville. Now we’ll have somebody to
ance of the members. E. C. Neiger, pick on if our roads don’t come up
F . E rnst, on Sixteen.
Henry A. Hoos and fam ily of H ur­ m aster of the Jeffersonville grange, to the m ark. But Mel won’t let the
leyville spent Sunday a t th e home of was present and gave an interesting contractors get away w ith much.
h is fatherinlaw, Jno. F. Neiger, mo­ talk on the value of grange in­
Mr. and Mrs, George Ludwig, chap­
surance.
Recitations
were
given
by
toring o v e r:in his car.
.
eroned by Ed Roth and M iss' Carry
John Brining and family of Lake Myrtle Phillips and Fred. Bernhardt. Hogencamp, visited P ort Jervis, Mid­
H untington motored to Jeffersonville Refreshments were served. The next dletown and other points south Sun­
Tuesday in, their-mew Hudson Six, m eeting will be June '23.
day, making the trip in Mr. Ludwig’s
which Mr. Brining
recently
’p ur­
automobile^
NORTH BRANCH
chased.
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J. B. Lindsley .was surveying on the
F rank Neuberger Sr. has leased
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Barrens with Larry McGrath of Liv­
MIDDLETOWN COUNCIL ingston Manor last,w eek.., Luckily,
his house fo r the summer to' Wm.
K ranich and friends of Newark, who.
they didn’t h it any rattlers. Sunday
recently spent a couple w eeks. at the
Two carloads of Junior Mechanics Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and a couple of
Mansion House.
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of the North, Branch •council motored the children, and Mrs. M. L. Joyner
Mrs. Louise A rm strong and niece, ed to Middletown Thursday afternoon Forded the Delaware fo r a visit with
Miss Mildrd Kocher, will go to Phil­ to pay a visit to Walkill Council that, Pennsylvania friends and relatives,
adelphia today for a week
or so, night, when candidates were intiated returning in th e evening with Mrs.
Mrs. A rm strong having some, m atters and a banquet followed. I t was the Lindsley’s sister and niece.
to. attendffo there.
W alkill" Council degree team which
George Ray, who is said to be one
Branch of the Erie road’s best firemen, has
John L.i Schmidt, Oscar Muery and officiated when the N orth
Council
was
instituted
a
few
years been visiting friends and
relatives
O tto Bollehbach went to H ust’s pond,
ago,
and
the
N
orth
Branch*
boys
had
here. Mrs. Ray is here also.
Kenoza Lake’, Monday
and caught
a
standing
invitation
to
come
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to
Cap Bossley, who shows ’em how
th ree fine bass weighing from 1 to
3 pounds, and some
pickerel and Middletown. The visitors were Wm. to d o . things down a t Black Lake,
Rose, H arry Schutt, A lbert W agner, spent S.umiay in this section among
perch.
A
rthur Stengel, E rnest Dorrer, Louis his numerous friends and relatives..
Mrs. Chas. Cronauer of the Maple
Charlie Snyder shouldered the old
Grove House received a telegram Schutt, Wesley Dorrer, Chas.Robisch,
Jacob
Beck,
Herm
an
Ebbert.
fish
pole one day last week between
Tuesday th a t her husband in Brook­
The boys returned home Friday, a f­ .showers, dropped his line in below
ly n was lying unconscious. She left
te
r
being handsomely entertained by this village a-ways, and soon brought
a t noon for the city. Mr. Cronauer
back enough fish to last an Irish
is connected with the Brooklyn post- Walkill Council.
fam
ily a week of Fridays. He left
office.
In the summer Mrs. Cro­
the biggest, one in the brook, with
nauer runs their boarding house on BRAVES LOSE IN
BASEBALL AT LIBERTY three feet or so of leader in his gul­
Maple avenue here.
let.
Fred F. Baum, of the Special Uni­
Jam es Kilcoyne, according
to an
The Jeffersonville Braves played
versal Motor Co. of New York, who
unconfirmed report, is in a hospital
installed the motion picture machine their first game of ball of the season to be oprated on fo r appendicitis.
in Masonic Hall, returned to the city a t Liberty la st Saturday and lost, 20
Thomas Tremper, who has
been
to 7. I t is said th a t Shields of the
Monday. Mr. Baum was so much Liberty
team, who umpired the game, traveling in Pennsylvania, is home
impressed w ith our beautiful little was the most im portant factor, in the now.
town th a t he tried to rent a cottage home team ’s victory. However the
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Weiss and fam ­
here for the summer. HIT expects to visiting team were treated on th e ball ily of Roscoe spent Sunday w ith Mrs.
m otor up for the Fourth.
field, they fared well a fte r th e game M ary Hardenbergh.
Jam es Gaffney of New York, afte r a t the Liberty House, where dinner
Mrs. M affett is in New York city
spending a few days a t John VonBer- was dished up to them.
for a few days.
Alan Lieb and John Huff were the
gen’s will return home today. Mr.
Jay Broadhead, who haS-Uctftd as
Gaffney is a special investigator for battery for the Braves, and the oth­ chiffonier for Charles Snyder fo r a
prom inent attorneys in the city, and ers in the line up were Lester year or so, has gone to Roscoe, where
h e acted in th a t capacity' for W. Guischard, Pete Huff, Ray Kohler, he has three automobiles to operate.
Bourke Oockran, when th a t well Chas. Lixfield, Ed Baum gart, Fred
Several local people attended the
^ children’s day exercises a t Stevens­
known lawyer was counsel for Police Joergle and F rank Kenny.
Lieut. Charles Becker. Mr. Gaffney
ville Sunday evening.
relates some tales of crookedness and AGRICULTURAL LAW VIO­
Stephen Wood of Jersey City and
persecution in city official circles th a t
LATOR RELEASED FROM JAIL E gbert Wood of Colorado called on
- would make your blood boil.
their brother George here Sunday.
Millard Conklin, formerly of High
The kids are all excited * today.
John Hofer, who is paying a visit
to the scenes of his early boyhood View, this county, was released from There’s to be movies a t Roth’s Hall
here, has gone to spend a week with the Goshen jail last week after serv­ this evening, and if the pictures live
be
. his niece, Mrs. Wm. Pless, a t H unter ing time for selling adulterated milk up to the posters, well, they’R
worth seeing.
Pond. L ater he will go to New York a i t h e Wurtsboro creamery.
This was an action brought under
Miss Helen D elam arter has been at
C ity and New Haven to Visit rela­
tiv es until fall. Mr. H ofer has of the A gricultural Law for the sale of the home of her parents here for sev­
late years been making his home a t adulterated milk by Conklin. A judg­ eral days.
th e United States M ilitary Home at ment was recovered by the people
pre­
BEECHWOODS.
Marion, Indiana, and not a t the Sol­ against him for the penalty
diers’ Home a t Bath, as stated in scribed by law with costs, and he was
last week’s Record He enlisted in compelled to serve tim e at the Goshen
June 19.—Wm. Keim and family
jail
under
this
judgment.
Company F. of the 143rd Volunteers,
spent Sunday with relatives in Fos­
Henry
F.
Gardner
o
f
Cailieoon
was
which was organized here by Capt.
terdale.
E . H. Pinney in 1862, an d 1he served attorney for the people.
Fred Hubbert has
purchased
a
till th e end of the war, when the
Pullman car from Kohler & Hess of
Who’s Record are you reading?
regim ent was discharged.
Jeffersonville. They went to New
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of South Fallsburg are spending a
few days with 'h e r grandparents,
Henry Gabel and wife. *
York Friday, returning "Saturday
night w ith Mr. Hubbert’s car.
Mrs. Catherine Krenrich of Jeffer­
sonville spent last week w ith h e r
brother, Henry Gabel.
Henry Huth and granddaughter
are spending a few weeks with rel­
atives in New York.
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Mrs. Wm. W hittaker and son John
Operated on for Cancer.
Mrs. Adolphus Neuman of Cocheeton Center”, underwent an operation
for cancer of the rig h t side a t Napanoch Thursday.
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