Hightstown News Highlights Local Visits and Developments
Hightstown residents and nearby towns report social visits, new purchases, and construction. Notable items include Charles Conover buying an automobile, George Conover breaking ground for a new Second Avenue home, and Mrs. Prescott Pullen hosting her father at the Prescott House. Public notices mention Dr. Austen Colgate joining Peddie Institute board and Assemblyman John Kirkpatrick’s reelection.
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