Belvidere News Sketches and Local Incidents
Local Belvidere notes recount coal costs and tariff debates, stray bullets and damaged windows, a picnic day fright, and town recreation petitions. Headlines also note long marriages, a wandering lost man, and property deals along with social visits, crops, and railroad news in a compact, period-voice community update.
Local Gossip and Social Notes Spread Across Town
JONESTOWN residents share Sunday visits as Mr and Mrs Wm Spangenberg pass away in Hazen. Fred Raddatz of Btswartevilla visits his parents. Resh of Pennsylvania passes through town. Wm Dalrymple and family host guests from Asbury. Peter Cooke loses a valuable horse last week. Albert Woodruff visits with N A Jones family. Aetiliann Phillipe of Margot discusses Ramon’s Pink Pills. Warren County Ding bore reports social happenings and seasonal updates.
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Flaming
Depuy Atrest
Fleming
Thatine
Jacob
Meyer
Philadelphia
Belvidere
Emnnue
Virginia
Sirs
Banka
Pequest Creek
Auneidont
New Jersey
Bureau of Information
Comber
Hiram Fulmer
Depna
4Th Street
Ander- Bon
Friande
First Presbyterian
Methodiat
Churchea
Horace Miller
fHende
J. Martin Bimorgon
New York
David Banghart
Reuben Searles
Oxford Township
O'Niel
Boston
Wm. O'Niel
Steyn Tm Saunders
Morristown
Haggerty
Port Golden
David Vreeland
Benny Vreeland
Mias Jacobus
Newark
Herman Karr
James Flaming
James
Paterson
Danville
David Craager
Bee Creager
Mr. Whitmore
Whitesell
Waabington
Robert Teel
Hackettstown
Barry Hibler
Long’ Bridge
L Wm. Teal
Hagkettatown
Aetiliann Phillipe
Margot
Ramon
Warren County
Ding Bore
John Wheekurn
Brendiniota
Abrus Priea
Marble bin
Lillian Rosunkrans
Sarieg
Meadowen
Warren H. Wildrick
Withington
J. W. Flumerfelt
Mary Jenkins
Hamburg
Sara Bird
David Down
Ella’ Henry
Wim, Parr
Misaea Corn Axford
Vida Dell Cumming
Allaninchy
John Read
Aaron Bowell
Mr. Read
Georgianna Flamorfelt
Free Union
Jecph Henry
Jacob Hibler
Community News From Woodglen Area Report
New Hampton and nearby towns hosted a school union day at Woodglen with several schools attending. Despite intermittent rain, the crowd remained patient and entertained by Boroner's orchestra from Clinton. A baseball game between Green Village and Clinton ended with Green Village claiming a late win, and players cited umpire decisions as controversial. Accidents included a mill rope incident injuring Miss Mary Dunn and a hay fork injury to Jobin, with emergency treatment described. Local residents such as Miss Mary Dunn, Miss Jonnie Waller, and Mr. Dunn were noted for travels and recoveries, while others planned visits to Ocean Grove and Meadow En. Electric Bitters praised for health benefits by local testimonials.
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New
Hampton
Qur Sanday
Woodglen
Boroner
Cinton
Green Village
Onilton
Green Vhlagaes
Carlfon
Evangerace Tint
Thor
Srampally
Eplaioa
Willegu
Mary Dunn
Imlaydale
Dunn
Blu
Jonnie Waller
Bloomford
Peter Waller
Wor, Young
Jersey City
Belly Slater
Lewis Battzel
Claude Battzel
Ocean Grove
Blanche Riddlelaf
Sérvie
Pulper
Jagt Wuek
Bauday
Pheasant
Hixtan
Baton
F. N. Jenking
1903 Catalogue From State Normal School
A historical notice describes courses at the normal school with departments in science, art, and preparatory work. It promotes free tuition under a new state law, outlines boarding costs, recent improvements including a new gym and dormitory renovations, and announces the 1903 catalogue and fall term opening. The document also includes court notices related to estate and probate actions and a public sale, with names such as Hud Gorge S, Trimmer, and Chad.
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Murie
Efventon
QEDER
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Daniel ¥. Wynkett
Geore S. Trimmer
Thia Court
George &. Trlorier
Debian
Asd
Twen
Belvidere
Warren
New Demos
Gatlands
Wenta
Rel Cano
Hud
George
Teleniner
Tila
Washington Star
Faneau
Vals
M. Shipman
Fudge
Chad
B. Sharp
F W Kluppelberg & Son Piano Stock Ad
A city piano dealer touts value and savings with three stores offering a fine stock of pianos. The ad cites average dealer expenses and claims customers get full value for their money while urging readers to visit to see the current selection.
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FN. Jenkins
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George T.pratt
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M. W. Weller
Mr. Michaels
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Misa Jonnie E. Milson
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First National Bank of Easton
Christine
Sporting Goods House
P. S
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N. J
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Blue Front
L. M. Davis
A, P Deremer & Sin
Washington, N., J
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Finch Avenue and
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