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 . -, and now makes her home onthe old farm. She is the mother of three . W. is a merchant, having a grocery es-tablishment in Pvatonville. Frank is the propri-etor of a hotel in Westtown; and the third is oursubject. Until attaining his sixteenth year thelatter remained at home and improved his timeby attending the public school. At the expir
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 . -, and now makes her home onthe old farm. She is the mother of three . W. is a merchant, having a grocery es-tablishment in Pvatonville. Frank is the propri-etor of a hotel in Westtown; and the third is oursubject. Until attaining his sixteenth year thelatter remained at home and improved his timeby attending the public school. At the expira-tion of this time, however, he went to Paterson,N. J., where he obtained employment in a gro-. LEANDER CLARK, JR. PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAI, RECORD. 269 eery establishment. After one year spent in thisway he returned to his home and engaged infarming for two years. February 10, 1886, Miss F. E. Post became thewife of Mr. Chardavoyne. She is the daughterof D. C. Post, an agriculturist near Pine his marriage our subject continued farmingfor one year and then located in Paterson and ac-cepted a position as clerk in a shirt factory, re-maining there one year. Eater he went to Eaton-ville, where he clerked in a store for two years,and then bought a store in Pine Island, operatingthe same for three years. In the spring of 1893he sold his store, and, coming to Goshen, boughtout Churchs livery business, continuing at theold location. He is finely situated for this line ofbusiness and is centrally located. He keeps agreat variety of vehicles, and the public, appre-ciating his ability, gives him a liberal patronage. Wherever Mr. Chardavoyne has made his homehe has been a pop
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