Movements of the People You Know Social Notes
A week’s record of social events lists many locals visiting relatives and friends in towns such as Rome Unie, Raritan, Oxford, Bloomfield, Hoboken, and New York. Guests include Mr. Jacob T. Reed, Mrs. L, Mr. Davis, Mr. James I. Bkinner, Mrs. Frank Fehr, Mr. Arthur Gibson, Rev. D.B Randolph, and many others visiting camps, lakes, and seaside spots. multiple outings to Budd’s Lake, Lake Hopatcong, Asbury Park, and pan American exhibitions are noted along with engagements and travels to Camden, Philadelphia, and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob T. Reed
Rome
Raritan
Dee
Davis
Weatfeld
James I. Bkinner
New York
George W. Beara
Montana
James McNorney
Frank Fehr
New York City
Charles, Bleatny
Oxford
Harry Bull
Cranford
Willard Snyder
Elly
Trlonda
Califon
Joseph Brotzman
Paul American
Nathan Radline
Allentown
Mies Bartha
Aldhon
Scranton
James P. Shorts
G. Clifford Losey
Losey
Jersey
Mary Shurie
Philpahore
Eeremiah
Bartron
Budd's Lake
Sarah
Isabelle Stewart
Clara Stewart
Anmin Rush
Grace Deming
Boston
Harvey Florey
Wn. Ridge
Hoboken
D.B
Fy Randolph
John C. Groff
Mfra
Joseph Ader
Trenton
Lewis Karr
Flosale
Aro
Port Murray
Mary Joanston
East Washington
Messory
Percy Moore
Chas, Davis
High Bridge
Buffalo
Ace Warne
Maggie
Tranforde
Washington Mandolin Club
J.A. Sing
Lake Hopatcong
Misa Mame McNally
B.A. Boom
Vernon
Belyidere
Boom
James Cypaers
Cuarcti
School Atreeta
Cele
Newack
William Ropdyke
John L. Higgins
Wilbue Nixon
Susses
Mame Welter
Ocean Grove
JH. Griffith
Wilmont Eckel
Misa Mary Fitts
Silas
Anna Stewart
Mias Stewart
Simacel Ramsey
Samuel Weljer
Stroudsburg
Go. Hrelard
Hackettstown
George May
Brooklyn
Questa
J. Warren Fitts
Ocean’ Grave
Curries
Joseph C. Shields
Alvin. B. Florey
J. Wt. Wright
Jersey City
Saratoun
Long Island
Henry M. Johnston
Mina
Niagara, Falls
Toronto
Canada
Alexandria Bay
Thousand
Islands
Alfred Nicholson
Pittsburg
Lower
Valley
Calm
England
Richolson
Wallace
Groemburg
Egypt
Moly
Ford
Manos
Moody's
Northfield
Rev. Ford
Nan
Ainleblug
Bisa
Mabel Lewis
Toneh
Anderson
Hilag Lottie Watters
Spruce
Fla Loulad
Raymond J.sampson
Paxton
Eluapert Hoover
Stellia Stryker
Lila Shipman
Uniontown
May
Edith
Gordon
Camden
Falladelphia
Nora Felver
Phil- Upsburg
Wil- Ne
Frenchtown
Misa Ethel Carllac
Newark
Raymond Clemente
Mr. Ambrose
Myre
William Woolf
Milford
N. da
Wr Weight
Sandsy
Mirs‘Lewis Sheals, Jr
Egethe
Aira
Fred Fowler
Lackuawanna
Washington
Wm. Stites
Daveliter
Bliss Anna
Davis Grove
Montgomery County
Tyre
Misa Allee Byrne
Columbus
Ohio
Smrs
Wm. BR. Prouty
Gaston Af
Misa Gertrude Russell
Tiret National Banke
Aviileb
Mix Earlio Soria
Waterbury
Com
D. D. Satalley
Pork Murray
Mr Names
Ge Trhiumer
Hunturdon County
Evelyn'Tampshhire
Alice
Lena Martin
Lena
Sisik
Maro Jordan
Stewart Street
VA. Cooper
A. P. McDonald
Cooper
Misa Alice Moxley
Chicago
Vane
Elmer Holden
Halden
Joseph Thorp
Grecia's Pond
Wr. A. Skinner
Johnston Cornist
Joseph B. Jr
Mecklenburn
Banker
Gullick
Miles Clara Ayers
Gulick
Irving Ayers
Belvidere Ave
Bom
Samantha Baird
Miers
Willian’ Kincaid
Biuscoling
Towr
George B. Bowers
Fu Derr
Bly
E.” Py Sieg
Mary McGiun
Lyndon Carhairt
Stewart Cramer
UF Ep
Daniel M. Pitts
Davehtey
F. Galle
K. MM. Shielda
Hide Borough
le Tela Bar
Bentyestown
Jacob S. Pitta
James P. Handershot
Niagara
Relien
Webden
John
Neckeden
Lake
Wopetcone
Deorce
E. BeLynn Sid-Doughter
Mro
Curtis and
Gon
Union Uall
Fernand
Awrates
Vard
Tlohoken
Citi Vans Band
Dover
Eanp
Alpe Minilc
Ilaapars
Eltis Heath
al Me
Oscar Heath
Wis
Hn PR
Paburg
Em Sallla V. Kline
Mysen
A. Kine
Trov
J. A. Beerera
Lutheran
Fay
Orville Youne
Philadelphia
Man
Olive King
Tha Brida
Bette
Wreck and Inquiry After Collision on New Sussex Line
A passenger train from New York collided with a construction train near Cranberry, causing a wreck that spread debris over the track for more than 200 feet. The engineer and fireman escaped serious injury. passengers were shaken but unharmed. The flagman disappeared and later reappeared, with no prior warning given to the trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex Cabol
Sussex County
Waw York
Cranberry
Stanhope
Amltherles
Newton
Hoboken
Oth
Tiramen
Bryant Clothier and Furnisher August Stare Hem Sale
Summer wardrobe needs met with a ten percent discount off regular prices. Store promotes keeping hat coat or trousers in good shape for vacation while clearing current stock before new fall goods arrive. Garments described as well made with stylish patterns and latest cuts and colors.
Bargain Clothing Fire Sale Promises Deep Discounts
A distressed reader note describes a clothing house facing a fire while advertising deep discounts on trousers and hats. The shop touts prices such as 2.50 3.00 4.00 and lists straw hats reduced from several dollars to about 0.49 to 1.50, urging customers with bold price cuts amid the crisis.
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Quek Perussi
Henry
Pursel
Wm. Paursel
Rear Naw Village
Bia
Edison Portland Cement Company
New Village
Railrard Station
rAbout
Parcel
Hoe
Sugineera
Putsel
Pennsylyvania
Tranny 3
Degtler
Silage Gibbs
Geo. B. Ools
Johnis Dahlke
Jacob V. Carter
Belvidere
Chas
B, Sharp
Phillipsburg
Geo. H. Stierlar
A Becker
Easton
Henry 8
W. D. Gulick
Qpere House Pharmagy
Washington Nav's Bank
C. Force
Mast
New ‘Jersey
Bryant
August Stare Hem
Chess' i
SACS
Ually
Ford & Fleming
New
Baptista Ghurchithiyssens
Baptiste
Eure
N. Y
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First National Bank
Easton, PA
John F. Gwinner
W J. Daub
Chester Snyder
Cashie
Benjamin F. Riegel
William G. Stewart
Daniel W. Stryder
Albert RB. Dunn
Joseph F. Crater
William J. Daub
George O. Rice
Samuel Rader
Clinton Hilliard
Floyd
Bixler
John T. Biker
Chester B. Fulmer
BANK
Globe Store
Alden-Carpenter
Northampton Street
Ett Speiti
D &E-Ivleseecen
Lostetella
Sfee Ay
New Jersey
Washington’ Department Store
Eeach
Daniel Goldsmith
ABE
Washington J Ave
Nike