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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
5
A long jumble of names and events fills Bloomsbury social notes. Residents travel, visit relatives, and attend gatherings while others report illnesses, farewells, and homecomings. The item lists neighbors from Newark Jersey City Ambler Pa and Philadelphia areas, with many weddings, births, and anniversaries hinted amid routine updates.
Tranquility reports Charmie Drake lost a carriage horse last week. Mil and Mrs John Martin visited Peter Martins on Sunday. Two of Mrs Mamitan s boarders returned to Newark on Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Appleman entertained their brother nephew Al Yrevant and family of California. Anna Raasner and Miss Tel en spent Saturday with friends at Hackettstown. Milas Tui n Ap Pemand Las Adie Wanitiper were guests of the Appleman s on Sunday. John A Wintermute and wife and daughter Mrs George Huth were guests of William Maur Bepr n family on Sunday. The harvest home at Grecoval last Friday and Saturday. Proceeds of the two evenings amounted to 00. The treeholders of Sussex and Warren counties awarded to Washington party the contract to erect a marble marker on the ground where the old Yellow Frame church stood marking the boundary between the two counties.
Reports from Columbia recount mingled visits, family gatherings, and local social events. Residents including Mrs Enos Chamberlain, Mr and Mrs Ackerman, and others hosted relatives, attended church, and planned weekend gatherings while weather and grounds improvements affected the town.
A scanned portion lists visitors and residents in Plainfield, noting Mrs Be as treasurer’s gift, Mae Maude Jtarne and Warwick trip, George Croteley and family at Plainfield, and Weekend visits by Miss Nellie Menily and Miss Ella Coltred from New York. Church harvest at the Tapiist church drew attendees. Mrs Tetrboriylis returned from Plainfield with Miss Lottie Wilson. Additional entries mention Mrs John Voxseller’s hosting, Mr Porter’s household, and other local gatherings and travel notes.
A sweep of short notices from Warren County recounts community events. Many local names appear including Mrs Bounds of Talotel, Mrs Crayles Carpenter, and Miss Ly Mysora. Reports cover harvest home attendance, school appointments, visiting relatives, and remarks on weather impacting proceeds. The column highlights community records and the role of local advertisements.
Fragmented text presents a mix of advertisements for a laxative product, personal notices, social visits, and a feature on Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Includes names like Orlag, Meeker, Washington, Huckertown, Newark, and Newark area social mentions. Mentions a growing corn height and a purchased photograph.
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