Editions in which letters appeared
Hayle Mail July 24, 1914
About twenty Cornishmen left for Cornwall on the S.S. St Louis and the Oceanic, among them being Mr T.M. Warmington and Family from Deer lodge, Montana, to Carbis Bay. Mr Warmington is the composer of a fine piece of music entitled “The Boys in Blue.” And presented same with a book of anthems and carols to the New York Cornish Association.
The New York Cornish Association met on Saturday and had a fine meeting. Fifty five members present and several visitors. After initiating six candidates the following programme was ably carried out.
Pianoforte solo; Master Leo Rowlands
Bass Song, “The Two Grenadiers”, Mr Thomas Daniel
Trio; W. Wills, T. Dunn, and W.J. Whear of Hayle
Cornish reading; Mr. W Wills.
Duet; Mr Alford & Mr H.A. Tyacks, Marazion.
Bass solo; “Trelawney” Mr T Daniel.
Songs by F.C. Banfield’s son and daughter, Penzance.
Recitation; Mr Walters, past President of the Toronto Cornish Association and St Germans.
Duet, “Larboard Watch”, F. C. Banfield. Penzance and Ed. W Sedgman, Porthleven.
We have had ao many weddings of late at the hotel that it is almost become a weekly event. Mr Fred Avery (Hotel Staff) is sailing on the Adriatic on Thursday to wed Miss Annie Eden of West Hartlepool, Fred will be remembered by a number of the Cornish boys as the one who showed them the sights of New York City.
I take this occasion to say that Blakes Star Hotel of 67 Clarkson Street, is now closed and we hope to see our many friends (who for years made the Star their headquarters while in New York), at our new quarters, Cornish Arms Hotel, 441 – 443 West 23rd St.
The following memo from the register of the Star Hotel, New York, Is evidence of the movements of many Cornish people coming to and going from New York.
R
Andrewartha, from Connor Downs, to Morenci, Arizona
G
Avery, from St Austell, to Nelson, British Columbia
Mrs
E.J. Beal, from Spokane, Washington, to 6 Wadeland Terrace, Liskeard
Mrs
Maude Berriman, from Troon, Camborne, to Kalispell, Montana
Mrs
Ellen Blewett, from Camborne, to Painesdale,Michigan,
Mrs
Laura Blewett, from Troon, Camborne, to Painesdale, Michigan.
Mr
& Mrs Briner, from New York, to St Austell
Fred
C. Clark, from Lead City, South Dakota, to Liskeard.
T.
Dudley, from Carbis Bay To Houghton, Michigan
F.
Eustace, from Fraddom, Hayle, to Globe, Arizona
W.
Eustace, from Fraddom, Hayle, to Globe, Arizona
E.
Goldsworthy, from St Erth, to Ishpeming, Michigan
S.
Gregory, from Connor Downs, to Morenci, Michigan
E.H.
Henwood, from Ohanegen Valley, British Columbia, to Camborne.
Mrs
Alfred Hewitt, from Grass Valley, California, to Platts Green, St Austell
Robert
James, from Lead City, South Dakota, to Mitchell, Grampound Road
R
Maddern, from Painesdale, Michigan, to Newlyn West
A.
Mills, from Hayle, to Chicago
Frank
Nicholas, from St John Street, Hayle, to Bisbee, Arizona
Mrs
J. Paul, from Bisbee, Arizona, to Newbridge, Penzance
Mrs
E. M. Pearce, from Troon, Camborne, to ?
A
Pellow, from Hayle, to Chicago
Miss
C. Perfect, from Goldsithney, to Miles City, Montana
W.J.
Phillips, from Lanner, Redruth, to Globe, Arizona
Mrs
C. Prowse, from Bolingey, Perranporth, to Butte, Montana
Kenneth
Prowse, from Bolingey, Perranporth, to Butte, Montana
Mr
Rogers, from Detroit, Michigan, to Townsend, Hayle
Mrs
T. Rowe, from St Columb, to Painesdale, Michigan
Leonard
Sullivan, from Camborne, to Detroit, Michigan
Stephen
Terrill, from Camborne, to San Francisco
Fred
Tresidder, from Houghton, Michigan, to 21 Coach Lane, Redruth
Mr
& Mrs Trevorrow, from Redruth, to Calumet, Michigan
Mrs
C. Trevorrow, from Chapel Street, St Just, to Butte, Montana
John
E. Trewin, from Camborne, to Butte, Montana
Mr
& Mrs Russell Winn, from Thomaston, Connecticut, to Penryn