Washington Star week in review of social notes
A dense stream of social updates from Washington with numerous mentions of residents and visitors. Names include Chas Stout, Sam W. Christine, Daniel F. Ueally, Mrs. Robert L Cling, Henry Yulalbl, Alvin Brout, Mrs. John H. McMartin, Miss Susie Thompson, and many others. Movements span Newark, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and nearby towns. the column notes visits, entertainments, illnesses, and small town happenings.
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Boekel
George 'T Cobb
Bilford
Bervine
Henry Yulalbl
Runda
Alvin Brout
New York
Jacob S
Viking
Newark
Amd
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Vauiane
Uhad
Wallur
Charles Meachar
Baltier
Warren Peacher
Fauetlon
Stocrlay
Foraer Associates
Liatagette
Halward Kiney
Nuwton
Mle
John H. Mc Martrin
Easton
CHANGES IX GAME LAWS AS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE
The recent New Jersey legislative session enacted minor but notable changes to hunting and game laws. Open seasons run November 10 to December 16 for grouse partridge quail hare rabbit and other game with woodcock possible where found while July October November and December aid game wardens against infractions. A new provision allows search of premises for illegally held game with permit from the State Fish and Game Commission and outlawed shooting wild ducks from the coast. A limit of 25 birds per day is set with a $20 penalty for excess. beaver protection with a $100 fee and proposed fox bounty of 38 per animal. Attempts to repeal tracking rabbits in snow and other proposed relaxations failed.
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Orethres Coloujas
Warren
Sussex Counziea
County Freeholders
Borough council special meeting on road remonstrance
A special meeting at the Town Hall addressed a remonstrance signed by about fifty residents protesting road improvements beyond the Washington avenue culvert. Council discussed the Lake County railroad encroachment, a proposed 66 foot road with a 30 to 40 foot width, and sought State aid for one third of additional costs. Councilors urged Commissioner Budd to attend. transfer of operation base to Broad Street was ordered. A temporary fence near Lackawanna station lawn was erected.
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Teig
Foad Company
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Dataio
Thas
Railroad
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