Local notices and visits fill busy Hackettstown week
Elizabeth Hoover of Philadelphia on relatives. Charles Shinrock ailing. Morgan family from Dover visiting. Elder Krantz preached. Elmer Thompson from Washington in town. Miss Amanda Whitlock and Seranton guest. townsfolk warned authorities about cider sellers on Sundays. Preston Menagh and family from Jersey City hosted. child of Buwall family died. Maud Parks of Binghamton visiting. Lydia Currell visiting Iowa with cousin. Mrs John Barr returning from Carton. Evarte left for Newark. Budd’s Lake outings planned. Tacketstown band to give open air concert. hotel guests to attend plaza party. A I Kirtland named high school principal of Seymour Conn. Sherman Broadwell returning. Prof Veron visiting Clarendon. St James church festival. various local visits and social events. advertising for household products appears in ad section.
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Harvest Home celebration and town notices mix
Local items report Harvest Home plans at Glen Gardner Teatheran church for September 7 and following week events. Social notes mention visits, family news, a baby born to Mr Fred Bogart, and community members attending picnics, church events, and gatherings with various names and places across the area.
Local social notes report Hackettstown visitors and guests
HOCKPORT area notes list Mrs. Danley and family, Asa Osma family of Hackettstown, Mr. and Mrs. Barcey Petry, and many friends visiting over the weekend. Includes health updates for Miss Jennie Stewart, mentions of Dr Cox, and various Sunday and Saturday gatherings with neighbors, relatives, and local residents. Also advertises foot care products and a free sample offer from A Allen Olmsted and unions.
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Fottr Town
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