Fair Haven Era, May 9, 1901   Hydeville . . . James Delehanty, Jr., of New York visited his parents at this place from Saturday till Monday  [James Andrew Delehanty] . . .

 

Fair Haven Era, June 27, 1901   Hydeville . . . Francis Delehanty of Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass., is home for the summer vacation.  Miss Helen Delehanty is home from New York for the summer which she will pass with her father, James Delehanty . . . Harry Downs, a student in the New York law school, is home for the summer vacation which he will pass with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Downs. . . .

 

 

Fair Haven Era, 10 Oct 1901   Hydeville . . . Mrs. Mathias Delehanty died at her home in this place at 1 o'clock Wednesday morning, after a short illness of heart trouble.  She was about 55 years of age and is survived by four children.  The funeral will be held Friday at St. Mary's Church in Fair Haven. . . .   Hydeville . . . James Delehanty has recovered from his recent illness and is again a familiar figure about our streets.

 

 

 

Fair Haven Era, December 19, 1901   Miss Margaret Delehanty was accompanied yesterday to the hospital in Rutland by Dr. J. H. Carty.

 

 

Fair Haven Era, June 1903   Francis and Ambrose Delehanty are home for the summer vacation from Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass.

 

 

Fair Haven Era, 1905  (no date)   At a meeting of the trustees of the public library last evening, it was voted to again open a branch of the library in the story of Kelley and Delehanty in Hydeville.

 

 

 

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Fair Haven Era, April 11, 1907   ... Misses Elizabeth Downs and Mame O'Day are in New York City visiting Miss Downs' brother Harry P. Downs ...

 

Fair Haven Era, December 26, 1907   Ambrose Delehanty, a student at Holy Cross College, is spending his vacation with his father, James Delehanty.

 

Fair Haven Era, 1908  (no date)   James Delehanty and daughters Misses Mary and Catherine and William O'Day are in Worcester, Mass., attending the graduation exercises at Holy Cross college.  Among the graduates is Ambrose Delehanty, a son of James Delehanty.

 

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Fair Haven Era, 1909  (no date)   Hydeville . . . James Delehanty, two daughters Misses Mary and Kate and son, Ambrose, who had passed the winter in New York, returned last week to their summer home in this place.  Mr. Delehanty is looking and appearing at his best and his host of friends are pleased to see him in such good health.  His son, Ambrose, is a student in the University of New York, where he is taking a course in civil engineering.

 

Fair Haven Era, 1910  (no date)   Miss Alice E. Wallace, who had been ill for some time with malarial fever, died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wallace, Saturday morning.  She was about 34 years of age and had lately been employed as a stenographer in the Grenoble Hotel, in New York City.  She is survived by her parents, two sisters, Margaret of this place and Mary of New York and one brother, Patrick Wallace of Whitehall, New York.  Her funeral was held Monday morning, at St. Mary's Church, the Rev. P. J. Houlihan officiating.  The pallbearers were John Sheehan, Frank Malone, James Hinchey, William Mahar, Martin McHenry, and John O'Day.  The display of floral emblems was something unusual and served to show the high esteem in which deceased was held in the community.  The burial was in St. Mary's cemetery on Washington St.  Among those present from out of town were Misses Mary and Helen Delehanty of New York, Dr. N. J. Delehanty of Rutland, Martin and Patrick McHenry.

 

Fair Haven Era, December 19, 1901   Miss Margaret Delehanty was accompanied yesterday to the hospital in Rutland by Dr. J. H. Carty.

 

Fair Haven Era, 1917   Dr. N. J. Delehanty of Rutland was called to New York last week by the serious illness of his father James Delehanty.  He has returned as his father is some better.

 

Fair Haven Era, 1917   Hydeville.  Mr. and Mrs. John Delehanty were end of the week visitors in this place where they have a summer home on the lake road.  They have recently removed to Argyle, New York, where they have a farm.   (must be of the family of Edward Delehanty; our John Delehanty's Uncle John died in 1916)

 

 

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