Vandals and visitors mark quiet week in Hackettstown area
Local notes recount social visits in Hackettstown and surrounding villages, with fairs and tea events, weddings, and garden gatherings. Families from Newark Philadelphia and Washington visit relatives. several couples celebrate engagements and anniversaries. An open-air concert drew a large crowd, and town bands performed. Several residents travel for visits or return from vacations as normal summer activity continues.
Community Notes From Biatretown Church Harvest Home
A jumbled page notes visits and social events. Afr and Mrs Philly Bellis of Mrt and friends at various homes. Neighbors and relatives including the Tillagan Hartzell Dunfeld Bond Keyser Hoagland Swisher and Hartung families hosted gatherings. Twenty Century Cornet Band played at Harvest Home in the new park. James Hartung and Jean work on home improvements as room additions are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoagland
Brass Qustle
Ind
Nectarnes
Thorn
Jace
Accident at Philipsburg Leaves Man Severely Injured
Johnston Snyder of this city suffered a serious accident near Philipsburg Wednesday night. A moving train passed over his left leg as he attempted to board a freight car in the yard. He lay by the track for an hour before help arrived, was taken to the Enon Hospital, and lost his foot and part of the knee joint. A train on the opposite track narrowly avoided him dying. Friends are shocked but relieved he is recovering. Also noted are local residents traveling to Ocean Grove for two weeks and a family recounting the Cholera infantum remedy anecdote from Buckwalter.
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Vlenna
Great Meadows
Ringlon
Geo. Aytca
Plainfield
Mira
Notton Ey Arras
Roy
Jamia Hava
Virginia
Bayoune
Deeldo Eucress
Bla
Thia
Hible
Dean
Milas
Ella Henry
Ja Hibsen
Pheodore Mattiton
Washington
Jegag Fluo
Sacha Howell
Newark
Sapt. Sud
Air
Benne
Vienna
Sadie Moral
Danville
Beatty
Petersburg
Bassett
Cobbakill
Mary Flummerialt
Far Orchard
Dadyville
Milton Albertson
C.H. Albertson
Tool
Trenton
Rors
Solin Leonard
A. J. Cumming
Leslie
Tilman
Moorgstrest
Aira Chapman
Olga Martin
Weobawyken
Rutherford Mansion
J.B Lamg
Churchatroal
Lanté
Stitzer
Philadelphia
God
Charles L. Stryker
Misa Borthach
Holyoke Seminary
Alexander
Daughters
Lhey
Suromér
M. E
Thomas Shafter
Daren Banghart
Marlatt
John
Hazehier
George Marlatt
Joseph Widner
Billy Myrtle
Amzle Widner
Hackettstown
Frank Kelzey
New York
MravAs
Kolayi
Kolvey
Blanche Agara
Pasy
Barmuel Brokaw
Samuel Lippancatt
Charles
Aston Ayora
Misa Priscilla Hoot
Easton
Blanche Ayers
Toulva
Miss Agora
Carro
Craig
Blairstown
Batur- Gee
Mitton
Drakestown
Epworth League
Water Gap
Francis Haney
Jolie
Stroudaburg
Mire
Edward Parcel
William Allen
Mr. Allen
Anthony Lance
Walnut Valley
Lilan Flummerfelt
Lizzie Allen
Ailsa Flummerfelt Naval
Lillian Morrell
Jessie Mérshou
Satepti
Dara
Swayze Craig
Harry Hummer
Wilbert
Cranford
Lhd Geste
Samuel Berry
Elmer Soydé
Pearl Willever
Bertha Pir
Helen
Cartla Lavis
John Thomas
Newark Ware
George Jones
Misa Clara
Drélabach
Oxford
Berths
John &. Willeyer
William Berry
Sinca
Barrys
Easton Hospital
Blalrstown
Rey Hert
Johnsonsburg
Gad
Willan D. Linsberry
Darin
Leary
Alonzo Hilla
Hardwick
Misa Jeasle Rico
George Yournans
Boston
Eee
Theo
Dawes
Myra
Sharp
Jersey City
Joseph Malns
Bangor
David
Yetlow
Marshall Mead
Deckertown
Warren County
Algo
Jane F. Read
Jacksonburg
Blair Academy
Willam Youmans
Deckartown
Blekatowo Oa
Publia
Band of Hope
Conalating
Signieen Ploven
Goronading
Alice Carter
Bello Ackerman
Jo Hackensack
Mire Baba] Carter
Noward
Allen
Sod Drs
J. C. Allen
Hobokeo
Eyst
Chambérlain
Aston
P. Ban
Nell
Irs. Gao
Branigan
John 8
Dockar
Robert
Newton
James Be
Columbia
Augustua Brugler
Anna Ammerman
Blairtown
Johnston Snyder
Philipsburg
Phillipsonr
Eneton Hospital
Johnston
U.S. Army
Baying
Porto Rico
Inalah'Putnay
Ocean Grove
Sarah Cramer
John B. Eupler
Warren Fennell
Rebacca Wiato
Harvest Home and Community Events Featured In Mountain News
Local notes recount Pleasant Grove Harvest Home proceeds, a clam-bake at Point Mountain, and a supper with varied civic and family activities. Visitors include Mrs Rocher of Orange and Mr and Mrs Slater at Allentanchy, while Frank Lance reports buckwheat fields. Community gatherings and church attendance are touched by minister absences and local visits.
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Anthony
Pesencke
Virginia
Rachel “Watters
Dr. Johnson
Bargest
Toma
Mt Lebanon
Point Mountain
Pleasant Grove
Mra
Rocher
Orange
Maco Hildebrant
Frank Lance
Geo. W. Slater
Abbis King
Allatanchy
Bloomsbur
Calvin Slater
Alex, Anderaou
Epeot
Newton
Bes Jatty
Lanca
Wilmer Slater
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James P DE Rembr
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Ramon
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Edwin Pittenger
A& Phillipsburg
Banghart
Adlaidea
John Banghart
Brightadisosso
Aisa Lottie Relob
Harry Brtth
Nellie Rothrock
Riverton
Charles Hurt
Jacob Baldwin
Beatyestown
Davis Boteham
Lily Green
Aterling
Pax
Dorroowendo Mies Sabol Folkoer
Derrenoet Sliveys
Bilas
Grace Addérgon
Tyho Haa
Cearke Snorer
George Sharps
Simday
Budd's Lake
Libbie Martonis
George
Sharps
Thar
Lion Coffee
Theodore
Lierey
Wilkison
Heiley Cole
Gourt
Belglery
Warren
New Jersey
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Sind
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Tone Ann
Walt Avtord
Uitvey
Ald
Wytysands
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Wayne
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Duternants
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Enah liv
Cork
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Oholers
Glent May
Curtis Baker
Buckwalter
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Oholera
Ghamberlain
Thars
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Lower Bermany
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Greenwich
Jontile
Clara Dewitt
Phile Upsburg
Bagunday
Lov Dewitt
W. C. Puller
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Howard Fry
Marae Mires
Mary Roseberry
Ela Bones
Brandaaughter
Qiliss
Orence Whenley
Phillipaburg
Viattod
George Amey
Ter
Hare
Poloreon
Uniontown
Mitisa Lizzle Stocker
Now
Tore
Miran
Mite
Alster
Dalay Hall
Esston
Lillie Kioform
Keystone Watch Case Company
Button
Washington Shoe Store
Erman Petty
Butterwick & Smith’s
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Asbury, New Jersey
Opera House
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