Choral Union concert at Oxford church event
A large audience gathered Thursday evening as the Choral Union, directed by Prof. Albright, performed at the Oxford Presbyterian church. The program featured solos, duets, quartets, and choruses, with dignitaries presenting a keepsake to the professor and class members.
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Oxford
Prof
Albright
Felund
Profs
Powter
Umiste
iToney
Myerg Hing
Stekncus
Sudley
Barry Zulnof
Freederick Wolinger
Mount-No-Mora
M. DB
James W. O'Byran
Visa
John
Vicw
John Creavery
Eveniig
Joyce W., O'Byrin
Nev. Anbach
Mos
Sneah McConnall
Newick
Mukzville M.E
Ray
Deming
Gov. Grieg
G. W. Cumming
Bulviders
Satore
Michiel
Death of Mrs Phinto Weldred at New Hampton
New Hampton notices mourn the death of Mrs Phinto Weldred after a long illness. She was 30 years old and a longtime Sunday school scholar, joined Musconetcong Valley Presbyterian Church in 1897, and survived by husband, two daughters Falwerd and Mary, and son William in New York. Funeral services were held at Valley Presbyterian Church, conducted by Rev. Dreimburger. The column also lists local obituaries, church events, and real estate transfers from April 1897, with brief social notes and community updates across nearby towns.
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Phinto
Mra Wolhead
New Hampton Sunday School
Musconstooni Presbyterian Church
Felunds
Falwerd
Mary
T Sbame
Willias
New York
Muscenetcang Valley Presbyteria Charch
Dre Imberger
Acho
Shorrer
Iton
John Sherrer
Neathy
Notriet
Feiday
Aeida
Still Valley
Alfred Marlatt
Norn Bebool
Trenton
Ac Ming
Jennie ‘Weller
Bloomfield
Peter Wuoller
Caswell
Pinus
Blanche
Celeste
Baston
Alonze Bululart
Local Notices and Community Notes From Honorable Ledger
Fragmented update recalls parish events and local concerns. Pastor Rev Hutchindon preached an earnest Easter sermon at Second Presbyterian Holvidee, while Mrs. J T Jones’s daughter is seriously ill. A fatalistic section notes a farmer’s narrow bridge incident. Kingston visitors and family gatherings appear among scattered diary entries.
President's enormous mail and a home journal dish lesson
The article discusses the vast number of letters reaching the White House daily, noting many are trivial or hostile and autographs demand. It then shifts to a Ladies Home Journal cooking lesson about mutton and lobster dishes, offering instructions on preparation, timing, and serving.
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White House
Harrison
Riling Ii
Homa
Hla’ Dexk
Ifo
Waite
Nm Juilles Ous Mul
Angie
Ula
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jules
Local Groceries and Dry Goods Advertisement Blast
A chaotic OCR ad lists test family flour 32.50, coffee 15e, best Rio Colles 200 lb, pantry items like buckwheat flour, sugar 10e per 25e, canned meats, dried beans, rice and oats, fresh crackers and cookies, lard 80 tr, soap, matches, butter crackers, soap, bath goods. It touts Be War, fancy grocers, and invites customers to call and trade.
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Santos Colfes
Babbitt
Zebur
Eatasien
An.u
Ad Hove
Bo Ib
Mackarat
Hin Kit
Trenton
Sheriff Sale Notice Amid Property Dispute in New Jersey
A sheriff sale advertises the foreclosure of mortgaged property tied to defendants in a dispute between Doweph Le Cordiva and Johnsioo Cornish. The sale, ordered by equity masters in Warren County New Jersey, covers a large tract described by metes and bounds and includes references to Peter G. Unytor and Baylor heirs, with sale set for the seventh of May at one oclock in the afternoon for cash.
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Doweph le Cordiva
Johnsioo Cornish
Cormish
Fat Stuer
A. Sivan
Tirtue
Amd
Ghavcery
New Javany
Wpa
Bardigh
Westington
Warren
New Jareoy
Mrouklin
Wacren
New Womey
Dounty
Witte
Fouvand
Baltdegress
Peter G. Unytor
Fourtesn
Burd
Selly
Don Fitta
Fon
Ahatt
Hoginsingy
Huenr
Porter G
Baylor
Corner
Sally Ann
Eviaabeth Cole
Wld
Local Mill Work Adverts Sash Doors and Blinds
Sash, doors, blinds and moulding in stock and made to order. Mill work and jobbing turning and band sawing promptly done.
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Bloodsbury
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Louis Anderson
Gora Cyphioes
Philadelphia
Cline Petty
Caton_ Young
Young
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Vallay
Parior
Riss Lizzie
Henry
Schooley
Greanwigh
Elin Gardner
John Lowdrop
Holland
Methodist Church
Dre Clyde
Clyde
L.T. Jones
Frank Stamata
Mrv
Min
A. P. Snyder
Tommit
Guicido
New Hampton
George Prove
Sam
Dr. and
Mes
Oregar
Dhoir
Havel
John Vannatts
Waosleington
Rackettatown
Samuel Porsell
Albert
Derakestown
Anne Cumins
Ollie Anes
Philip G. Ceveling
Wal. N. Creveling
Greenwich
Franklins
Abram
Tod. McClellan Wildrick
R. Kerr
Aldheads
Davis
Washington
Margaret Golyer
Jiuapund
Chae
Erie
Colfes
Medrio
Warton County
Edmonson
Second Presbyterian' Church -of- Holvidecc
Win
Brinker Hay
Bycoum League
Floyd T. Jones
Bath
Jading
Ofn Terniitos
Warnow
Kingston
Rev
D. Ruby Ware
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Seaking
Warrun Co
Deng Stove
Hampton, Belvidere Ave
W. Washington Ave
Washington,n
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Binwulukty
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Tigre
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Warran
Anderson ‘Medicine Company
Easton, Pa
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New deunEy
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Bash and
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Onal
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Borree
Ingland
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Petitor
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Tsiener
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Chilly Ren
Hess
Eastur
Boston
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Pricow
Johnston. & Cornish
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Washington, WN
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Atten Carpenter
Northampton St
Easton PA
Jas. P. Deremer & Sons
Contractors and Bailters
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David W. Rinbie
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Mills cBrenufactorien
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Broad Street
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Lona
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Ly Ont
ASA Medical Institute
Orange Street
Newark
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Ulington
Seytlenant
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