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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1901

Page

6

Community notes on rail, law and local life in Stewartsville

Local column blends letters and notices from Stewartsville New Jersey. It laments rail service reductions and advocates federal rail management, notes dog tax debates, praises infrastructure work on sidewalks, and records church minutes plus the death of treasurer A P Kenney. The item weaves community opinion with brief updates on residents, businesses, and local events.

Presbyterian Church Stawarteville N. J Andrew P. Bincey Andrew P. Kin Bessing Elnnay

Pleasant surprise party and town notes in New Jersey region

A pleasant surprise party for Mrs. George W. Sonoeley at her South Malnatriot home drew twenty masked guests from Paterson Washington Belvidere Somerville New York and Bloomfield. The event featured dancing a cake dressed by Miss Lilian Butler and a Trump Orchestra performance. Mayor Bowers advocated a new town charter with city corporation plans, while a proposed Lambertville style charter faced objections. Various local notices followed including a divorce petition, pension changes, a new shop at Warren Foundry, and a tax collector’s report. Memorials reported for Margaret Meyers aged 58 and James V. Dailey aged 65 with services and obituaries listed. A dog attack on Samuel Phipps prompted a dog incident report. Two expected weddings were announced for late May. Property transactions and a local arrest involving Jonss Hines were noted along with health advice regarding digestion and bowel regularity.

George W. Sonoeley South Malnatriot Lilian Butler Paterson Washington Belvidare Somereiise New, York Bloomabory Bowers Be Ia Lambertville Jeanie Barton Hackettatown James Arton Eli Moser Warren Foundry Troda Fo Asefstha Olmar Mfr. Co Philadelphia Ateak Margaret John M. Moyers Fayetts Street Chambers Street Phillipsburg Ulster Alice Magele Hattie Dailey Wu. Dailey Oxford Margaret Baker Methodiat Lektures Samuel Phipps Central Railroad Hanovar Street Kate Fick Covalstrog Heemman Street Firthtown Les Boose Sherif Cols T. W. Schultz Jonss Hines Flemington Ned Wayer Sherry Slatar Springtown Raaton Blaler Cornse Hines

Hainesburg and nearby residents mingle at town events

Charles Gollander attended the Belvidere play Wednesday evening. Newton visitor T Beck came Monday. The late Henry B. Beck’s sale drew a crowd Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Andras joined the William Relmer and Miss Jennie Stier wedding. Relmer, once a clerk, now runs his own venture. Mrs. James Edgerton of Paulina visited her mother. Lehigh & New England R R planned sand car use near Bruglor’s crossing. John Vannatta spent Sunday with Miss Olla and Joe Young. Cleveland Kinney will attend Marshall Beck’s summer event. No services held. Rev H.Y. Ring attending Conference and set to return. Dr. and Mrs. Kinney hosted guests. Mrs. Samuel Linaberry oversaw Bipworbh-Leu duties. weekly prayer meeting Thursday. George Rica bought a mo rondaler from John Ervine. Frantz Beck and Ozder Branda ship goods weekly. Alwah Walters of Marksboro visited Saturday. Marshall Beck traveled county-snake business Wednesday. Lawrence and Eva of Columbia were town visitors last week. Ludwig Sagui ne of Portland visited Thursday for radish market. Gassing Grisman of Blairstown called on relatives Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Cool of Colombia hosted Mrs. Peter J. Young Tuesday. Rev. Bruen of Belviders and Charles Wollander fished trout last week. they found poor success. Do not leave home with just a bottle of Chamberlain’s Remedy. it is reliable aboard ship or train.

Hainesburg Charles Gollander Stening Dahles T. Beck Newton Henry B. Beck Jacob Andras William. Relmer Mies Jennie Stier Johnsonville Bir Relmer Andress Ators Walnut Vailey Samuel“Linaberry Hed Ahargi the-Rer Figen On - Pandey Avaning James Cline Abram Honor of Portland Ward Qeorge C. Rica Morondaler John Ervine Frantz Beck Ozder Branda Tyoek Alwah Walters Marksboro Marshall Besk Lawrancs Eva Gang Columbia Ludwig Saguine Portland Tursdey Celia Grisman Blairatows Sarah,Qool Colombia Peter J. Young Rev Bruen Belviders Charles Wollander Suneces

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