Portrait and biographical record of Orange county, New York, Containing portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the countyTogether with biographies and portraits of all the presidents of the United States . of this sketch was seven3ears old the family came to Middletown, wherehe grew to manhood and received his educationin the academy. When but ten years of age, hebegan the study of music, taking lessons on thepiano and cornet. At first he studied under Pro-fessor Doxey, later under Professor Stewart, andsubsequently studied violin music under ProfessorR
Portrait and biographical record of Orange county, New York, Containing portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the countyTogether with biographies and portraits of all the presidents of the United States . of this sketch was seven3ears old the family came to Middletown, wherehe grew to manhood and received his educationin the academy. When but ten years of age, hebegan the study of music, taking lessons on thepiano and cornet. At first he studied under Pro-fessor Doxey, later under Professor Stewart, andsubsequently studied violin music under ProfessorRosher. He became an expert musician on everyinstrument undertaken, and since 1886 has beena member of either Roshers or Bergs 1883 he began traveling for Wood &Ogden,selling pianos and other musical instruments, histerritory lying in Orange, Sullivan and DelawareCounties. After continuing with that firm untilits dissolution, he was employed by their success-ors, Morgan & Wilber, until 1893. In January, 1894, Mr. Sayer purchased thelivery business of L. B. Scott, which was the old-est and largest in Middletown. The building,which is two stories in height, and has a frontageof one hundred feet, extends back two hundred. HVLET D. CLARK. PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 1179 feet, and has thirty stalls. It accommodates alarge number of carriages and buggies, and thestable is well equipped for supphing weddingsand funerals. In 1893 Mr. Saver assisted in organizing theTwenty-fourth Separate Company Band, in whichhe plays solo alto. He is a member of the Bap-tist Church, and in politics is a Republican. f ;, ^|^ <- ? ?» NULET D. CLARK. In the town of Mini-sink, where he has resided for many years,Mr. Clark is well known as a successfulfarmer and progressive business man. Since com-ing here he has been identified with the best in-terests of this locality, and has aided in all plansfor the material advancement of the town. Hishas been a busy life, and as a result of hi
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