Desperate Newark Residents Seek Dr Lighthill Help
Hundreds of testimonials from prominent Newark residents appear at Dr Lighthill s office. He states clearly he has nothing to sell or send. Personal visit is essential for treatment or advice.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1899
Page
3
Hundreds of testimonials from prominent Newark residents appear at Dr Lighthill s office. He states clearly he has nothing to sell or send. Personal visit is essential for treatment or advice.
Readers note a garbled column of community notices from Blairstown area plus Meadeville items. The piece lists social calls, church preaching, school matters, town events like Harvest Home, and local trades. Names include Raynand Beek, Dr Const, and Rev Dr Frank Fowler among others. mentions harvest parade and a public drinking fountain need as well as property sales and storm damage.
A stream of social items from Hillswater Belvidere and surrounding areas recounts visits by Mr and Mrs Anderson and Mrs Cornell. Talks of a next tuberculosis day, a furniture sale by Marshall Meck, and a harvest festival plan near Ben Wells orchard. A horse accident near Abyrly causes shocks but no serious injuries, plus church activities include new members and a resignment of organist Ennin Welter with arrangements for music.
Miss Allie Castner and Hartid Apear visited Wu last week while John Anthony moved back to the city life after four months away. The community mourns Merritt P. Hagarty’s sudden death as locals discuss Harvest Home plans for Mt Lebanon with Caliton Band to provide music.
A section of names and dates records transfers lodged with the County Clerk from July 29 1899 to 1888 era. Entries include Mackay sheriff to Silker Groce to Phillipsburg properties with values from 100 to 4205 dollars and multiple parties such as Lillian Holden Era Rand and Hallahan to O Tara in Phillipsburg.
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