Belvidere and Warren County Notebook Silently Reports Summer Scenes
The Belvidere area notes summer life with Rev Randall family moving to Dast farm near Dolvidere and Dr Sateboy family settling near Philadelphia. Local clergy, tradesmen, and residents plan moves, picnics, and school staffing while reporting on fairs, fishing, and social gatherings at Morris Grove, Atlantic City, and nearby towns.
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Zrelvidere
Mr. Randall
Brome
Dolvidere
Randall
Warren
Trietta-Bore
Sateboy
Philadelphia
Qeehler McCammon
Afr
Salobell
Bia
Homer Etn
Carlart
Famiy
Anbury Park
John Stout
Philipsburg
Couiby
Carj Pouter
A. Jones
Water Street
Frida
Conalustona
Edward
G. Wythe Cumming
Sbomo
Belvidero
Phoy
Afericam
Omner
Planta Gavontcon
Promentor Angle
Ura
Atlantic City
Irife
Wutomabliua
Lambertville
Delaware
Mnoopkochuck
Bera
George 3
Soyder
Alleotawa
Angualus Carhart
Pheadora Carhart
Balviders
Luss Anna T. Day Ware
New-York
Balvidera
Long Islandry
Walter Kleiobacs
Kielabons
Belvidere
Ebrond
Ireland
Chester O'Riel
O'Niel
Old Sussex
Siwane
Ralph Hendrickson
Susex
Resley Efutchina
Montague
Tanabe Nassau
Aftica
Ador
Bas
Dablks
Eoa
Esas
Myr
Hayes
Enargetin
B. Benue
Gale Farm
Bialro
Ali
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HAINESBURG COMMUNITY NOTES AND MENTIONED EVENTS
Hainesburg reports social visits and local movements, including John Alten and family at Water Gap, a camping meeting at Mingi, and the departure of townsfolk for summer sojourns. Robert Buyder has become general manager at James Weldman’s grocery in Portland, while Elser Ehuster’s funeral drew many mourners.
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Hainesburg
John B. Alten
Wate Gap -Bargbwl Anderson
Tionda
Nowark
Maeting Ab Mingi
Buoday
Wesro
Robert Buyder
James Weldman
Itnra
Portland
Elser Ehuster
Vo ‘Argely
Frank Beck
Ordon
Ace Bay
And
Mra
Oger
Canterville
Afr
Theodore
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thia Placa
B. Barkian
Egor
Eugene Book
Misa Magra
Cedar Lake Cottage
Cedar Lake
Depaw Waltem
Johnson Vandooten
Edward “Alen
Philadelphia
Easton
Johln Borbank
Buuday
Dockerton
Mire
Peter Young
John Young
Jasob Andross
Bolyldora
Amos Kays
Polkville
Warbaane
Pontos Killa
John Bartong
Nawark P
Robart
Henry Reols
Seeley
Jacob
Dave
Local Notes On School Openings And Community Events
Town bulletin records public schools reopening September first and a refined calendar of community happenings. Mentions institutes, ongoings at Budd’s Lake, Hackettstown driving meet, a rose show, church guild sales, and social visits among residents including plans to host gatherings and travels to universities.
Oxford Promoter Eyed For Old Mull Mill Conversion
Oxford reports no pew developments on converting the old mull railroad mill into a cell mill though promoters are confident. A birthday celebration by the "Mio Methodiat" will held in October. Proceeds to pay pastor salary. Community notes cover local church events, school plans, and residents traveling to Philadelphia.
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Oxford
Mio Methodiat
Songrosation
Babansoy
Graens Pond
Stanley Alien
Trenton
Nity
Mys
Chorilae Reormple
Scranton
Ala Elafer
Jogu Lohmer
Bare
Vater
Harry Thompson
Philadelphia
Woskiln
Brank
Rider's Busineva College
Ametia Zapplay
Courae
Brace
Norme
Dion
Wiles O. Bronobe Iliff
Newarte
Dion Torzot
Toso’s Cathol
Harvest-Llama event enlivened by Moser's orchestra
Mt Lebanon residents busy with harvest activities and social visits. Henry Apgar hosted a camp meeting at Hackettstown. Charles Beatty of Washington visits on the mountain. A carriage wheel was smashed after a drive to Hackettstown. Mrs Edward Apgar attended the camp meeting. Fussell and Anderson of Philipsburg spent time with relatives. Mrs Lawrance Fritts hosted dinner for friends. Harley Neighbor visited his cousin Cecilia Anderson in Retari Sunday. John Slater's buggy was damaged returning from Far Hill fair. Jon Jolotony Sry attended a Sunday gathering at Hornbaker in Glen Gardner. William Lyons entertained guests. Bits Beanie Trimmer visited several weeks ago.
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Phillipsburg
Cedar Park
Wedgenday
aArthur Mafden
Evadlog Pont
Lha Brow
Howton
Positon
New York
Gorges
Blowell
J. B. Gray
The
Central
Allroad
Holysboro
Gollan
Maud Robert
William Rovert
Thin Place
Allentown
Dorn Wesqss
Warold Pasenborrs
Manvarachunkya
Knva
R .Tynn Geb
Connolly
St. Philips and James Catholic Church
Europe
Philpsburg Public Echools
Bress McKinley
Stroudsbariyy
Intergrounds
Arthur E. Grooby
Gaerre W. Smith
Hdvention
Toku Gibert
Pennsylvanie
Barry B. Wamaley
Courcer
Mt. Lebanon
Moser
Hamden
Mimi
Pritte
Henry Apgar
Charles Beatty
Washington
Hagkettstown
Edward Apgar
John Slater
Far Hill
Jon Jolotony Sry
Hornbaker
Glen Gardner
Lyons
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Peter Crannon
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AL Ceding
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Florist
Corton
Mentaeton
Aonent
George Hoagland
Bnetley
Warren County
Morria Plains
Jozaus
Eadward
Rosencrane
Searles
Lakes of
Hemon
Tabla
Fred Mayberry
Tounda
Bno Nous
Hy Calvin
Flarvey Horry
Frank
John Voorhess
Peterson
Benla Weak
Guillet
Reg
A.J. Cottingham
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Mr. Cottingham
Lockland
Ark
F. N. Jenkins
Wasaloglou
J. A.alen
Baceetuetown
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Mary
C. BR. McCracken
Willams Tratheway
Atlantis City
Semantha Castnor
Changawater
Henry Sergxoz
Wilbrick
Budd's Lake
Willian Grant
University of Pennsylvania
Hackettstown Driving Part Association
Ovanies
Hook & Ladder Co
Hackettatown Band
Roseos Hart
Hackatistown
Ladies’ Guild of
St. James’ Church
Blias Geni
Jolason
Thin Aluir
Drs
JoSusatd Lamson
Chuech Street
Misa Laura ‘Thompson
Institute
Wyoming Seminary
Mary P. Allan
Biss
Anon B. Kerr
Baldwin
Jamen Sveritt! Jratusn J
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Mia Bertha K. Young
William Gavin
Pradticg
Grand Avenue
Woodrull
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