The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 2

7-V 2. THE DAILY FREEMAN, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCIT 24, J915. 1GS OF THE VAN LOONS-frtter Almost Had Heart FafliiM That MIEN OktCH IT ACWM' RXKS OLD CARPETS ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET FREE ON REQUEST YopicRucGo. es THE BEST BEERS APOLEON, the greatest general in his time the world knew, achieved seemingly impossible victories because of his mastery of details. The half-hidden opportunity, the whispered rumor and a countless mass of little things served him ai the magic lever that swung his mighty armies to the point of vantage.

In the milking of our delectable CTG OR THE HEALTH-GIVING Stock Lager in caring for the obvious big things we do not overlook the little details that are essential to the brewing of the BEST beer. FTFB i En SI zSl BREWERY THONE 66 KINGSTON, N. Y. 11. The will of John Lasher of the town of Rosendale has been admitted to probate by Surrogate Gill in the i surrogate's court.

To his sister, Ann, wife of Benjamin Wood, and his brothers, Charles Lasher and Smith testator bequeaths sum of one dollar each. The balance of the estate he gives to his sister, Clara, wife of William Ferguson, whom he appoints executrix. The win was executed February 16, 1911, and witnessed bv, Jacob A. Van Wagenen and Sarah E. LeFever.

The value of the estate is less than $2,000 property. DeWitt Roosa appeared for the executrix. The will of Abram A. Van Demark of the town of Marbletown was admitted to probate- To his wife, Jane Van Demark, and son, Charles M. Van Demark, the testator bequeaths his household furniture; to his son, Charles M.

Van Demark, he devises the homestead-property and charges him with.the support and. maintenance of his mother during her lifetime. The balance of the estate is also given to his son except-the joint faauk deposits in the name of himself and his wife, which are given to her. The son is appointed executor. The wiH vas executed January 10, 1915, and witnessed by Harvey Wood and the late Hon.

0. P. Carpenter. The value of the estate is $1.000 real estate and $200 personal' property. Van Etten Cook appeared for the executor.

The will of Elizabeth I. Taylor of Saugertiea was admitted to probate. testatrix gives her cabinet grand I piano certain hirniturc to her aiice of the estate she "gives equally Bigger, Better Cake SOAP Shady motored from there on Saturday to visit their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Gurney, who iro Mies Antionette Hyde is-' spending some time with relatives at New Elizabeth and East Orange.

and Mrs. LeGrand Hotaling and son, Kenneth, of Rondout and Mrs. E. Haines on Sunday. Wallace Schryver of New York spent Sunday -with his aunt, Mrs John Gurney.

SAMSONVILLE. Sainsonville, March Shurter of Kingston was a week- end visitor with James H. Kelder and' Meeting was held at the home of Arthur Barringer Sunday, afternoon Bevier gave a Maude-Kelciei- is spending a few. weeks in 1 Rirtfrr- t.uer sister. Airs.

Hazzie Roosa. Every attended the Invites comparisons with other laundry soaps. Compare its size, its quality, its'premiums. There is nothing in which Star Soap does not excel. Against Substitutes the Well-Known Round Package if.

John J. Taylcr is appointed executor. The will -was executed 'March 6, 1915, and witnessed by I Byron Davis and Prank A. Sinnott. value of the estate Is $2,500 real estate and $500 personal propertv.

Byron L. Davis appealed for the executor. Letters of administration on the 1 estate of Margaret DuBois of the of Olive were issued to her daughter. Minnie Van Steenburgh. The value of the estate is $218 personal property.

Arthur A. Brown appeared for the administratrix. A hearing was had in matter of the judicial the account of Peter H. Raynolds as executor of the estate of Delia M. Saynolds of the town of Woodstock and a decree passing and approving the account -was granted.

Judge Betts appeared for the executor. The matter of the Judicial settlement of the account of Merritt- Crispell as administrator of tne estate of Henry ilerrihev of the town of Olive was to March 29. Senator Walton appeared for the administrator. Mr. aad Mrs.

John W. Kelder visited with relatives in Stone Ridge on Friday last. Lillie Barringer and gentleman mend we're out driving Sundav Remember the maple sugar" party in the Samsonville Hall on Saturday evening, March 27. All come and have a good time. Supper, including sugar, will be served for fifteeiucents each.

If stormy, 'then on the Monday evening following Miss Anna Kelder called on Miss Roena Kelder Friday evening. Tflrs. C.issie Barringer has been entertaining friends the past week. Airs. Hasbrouck Bevier is ill.

We hope for her quick recovery. PALENVILLE. Palenville, March Keator is ill. Mrs. Wilson Grey has been very ill but is some better at this Montccna Grey has bought a new Ford car of Alonzo Haver.

John Traver called on his old E. 11IO Old schoolmates, Oliver 1 and Cecil Grey on Sunday. SOUTH 1 TM' raTer has returned home bOUTH RONDOLT. after spending a week with her South Rondout, March Tth er in Krumville. John Traver, is much better' at this writing.

He had the misfortune to fail down a flight of stairs while visiting his daughter at Mombaccus. Mrs. Rena Lyons of Kingston is caring for her sister, Mrs. William Gray, who is very ill. This has been a goo.d sap spring and those that tap thsir trees have our pastor is attending the M.

conference at New York, there be no preaching next Sunday. The Sunday school will be held at 9 and in the evening the C. E. service will be held at 7:30. The C.

B. meeting on Sunday evening was led by C. E. Longyear. There will be a cottage prayer cioar The Standard for 20 Years.

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for a QMrtor Cmtuiy Union you My "HORLIOIPS" you may get a Package Home THE RONDOUT Savings Bank RONP00TYN.Y J. S. DERRBITBACHZR T. Yfce- L. t.

DAITON MtTKRA Make Your Dollar Produce More in.a New York City Hotel $3.00 A pleasant room with private bath, facing large open court. (Not one room, but one hundred of them.) An excellent room with private DAY bath, facing street, southern ex- ppsure. TNot one room, but eighty-seTen 6r them.) FOR SALE 125 acres of best laad Jn IHster coaotr, on state road ouHdiags. isnprorenjeaU la toase. A senUeroaa-s coantiy meeting of the Ladides' Aid was held at the home of Mrs.

Peter Genthner on Wednesday. MisMS Florence and Ruth Marchant and atece, Evelyn Hotaling, visited friends at last week. -Mrs. Maggie Schoonmaker of Port Ewen called on friends iere on Tuesday. Leslie McKinley of New York spent Sunday with his family here.

Joseph Lake of New York has been spending- a few days with'his parents on Second street. Mrs. entertained number of relatives and friends on Tuesday in honor of her littte daughter, Marion's, birthday. Mr. and Otborn and Harold, of Ulster Park spent Sunday with Mrs.

Osborn's mother, Keilerman. i Mrs. Wallace Boyce aad danghter Helen, of New York, spent Wednes- day with her anat, Mrs. Liberty i Hyde. i Mrs.

Edwin Dunn Is a gneet of ler I i mother, Mrs. Henry Peters, in York. Mrs. Schoonmaker or Port called on Mrs. John Garner on Tuesday.

Mrs. John Fox spendiac few days with her daughters. Mrs! Cnarlea Becker at SteteMsborga BiS 1 TM 1 Kyer tNRon bewj Tfsiuns his parents Front Martin and LJaooJa AfcDoaeM of kU tl CVO been well paid for their trouble. Arthur Agnetias has been spending some time at Homer Traver's to leave "April 1 for Eos- ton, where lie will spend some time. Courage.

Pat saw a harbed wire fence for the and eyed it with a great deal of interest. "Bsgorra, in the old ccrjntrv I set wid Mollie on a fence a whole hour before I dared pop'the question, bat if Fd be sittin' wid her on a fence like this I'd pop in a minute." i attractive Room without Bath $1.50 per day. The Restaurant prices are most moderate. LOCATION fire minutes' walk from 19 prlidptt floor. KEEP YOUR CHILDREN STRONG Sme cUfan caici CM 600 Rooms 400 Baths line of trmnsporttHw passes Flttb Arcane 'Bns line and prtncfptl race lines.

The Hntoon Tube tHe street Elerated Railroad Station acrow the rtreet Station three away, Grmnd Oentnii Stadm irtthlii wtea ntet. PcmflylTaoia Rallm.4 Static Jtitt OM block away. F. Stephan. Jr.

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Cojkntit J. Qrihan Ban, H. B. nuBtat 7ob D. Nicholas Btadb tnterot will ptU aU nail turn IS to $3,000.

Interest the 4 fti cnt atmam wai declared fer dz December 31, 1811. Interest credited Mnl-unnallr, and July. Mooeri-iHthdrawB frtfere Jtaaarj 1 mi Jalj will Bot be HtltM btenet. DepMlti casveMe, tnw Ummt from flnt et aeh nmth. All dmetti the I 17 'of jMttArr aid Xfelr tnw am, the Int layt moatia.

BaaUBf hwt tnm. Ma. it Urn. Kingston Savings Bank If! Wall THE HOTEL JfEW USD FIVE MTCLIOX DOLLAR HOTEL EQUIPPED TO SATISFY THE iiOST EXACTING T43TK. THE AH Baggage Transferred Free and ftom PennsrlTania Statioa.

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