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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
5
The fragment recounts the origin of the First Church near Hazen dating to 1764 with a fragile early community. It notes a schism and growth across Oxford township into Oxford Furnace and Belvidere, highlighting key pastors and the spread of congregations amid migrations and 19th century church realignments.
The Moravian church in New Tampton hosts a holiday season festival led by Bethlehem’s choir under Prefector Wally. The program features works by Johann Sebastian Bach, a violin solo by Marge, and a focus on charity. Attendees include Willan Werk and Kate Huie, with plans for a winter event and discussion on bird protection and local rabbit habitats.
Fragmentary notes recount the First Church of Oxford’s origins dating to 1704, its early pastors and governance, and key events. It mentions Rev Durham, Rev Knightston, and Rev Carrall among others, along with building costs, restorations, and a potential 1885 church site.
Fragmented social notes from Rockport township record visits, illnesses, and events. Mentions Mrs Macy Willevey of Washington visiting Netsor, J.C. Panley family sorrow, and John McGraham of Vienna among readers. Also lists local gatherings, church preparations, and holiday gift promotions in Corpetti parts.
MaR Nettle Gallet stayed in Newark for several weeks. Mr and Mrs. William Yilet with Antelter Tinsella were guests of William Weyfod family. Mrs. Mary McNenry returned on Wednesday after four weeks with her daughter in New York. Arthip Gardner and Elner Gardner attended events with Pat peh and others. Mr. Themis Force hosted a Saturday dinner. Str. Baws of Brooklya was guest of William Kearsing Sunday and Monday. Jeremiah Reed and family attended a funeral in Sinmhope on Friday.
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