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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
19
Readable items show residents moving homes and hosting visitors, church events, and school activities. Names include Johnston family, Miss Porter, Rev Hutchinson, Dr Seeker, and many local residents hosting gatherings and attending dedications and sermons.
HOPE Elgar Howell Jr seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs Andress recovering under treatment. Samba inus Deferider cantata to be rendered by BI. Sunday school at Corlsbed. Town Collector I. Martin Gibba at Union. A large crowd attended farm sale. O L Newnan bought property for 3750. Mrs Katharine Year time and George Albartson mentioned. Josephine Beslty accompanying to Pittsburgh.
In Oxford, Miss Kate Flanigan visited from the parental home while other townsfolk filled the week with social notes. Obituaries record Laura Anltoway’s death from consumption at Belvidere Avenue, aged 13, survived by husband and 14‑month‑old daughter. funeral held at the late home with Rev Mowhinny and Bishop officiating. Other items note a pool hall change, a broken leg mended with crutches, a New York visitor, carting plans, rolling mill shutdowns, a raffle, and Christmas program plans at the Presbyterian church.
Glove advertisement extols durable washable Eld Glove with long wear, claiming comfort and moisture resistance. Readers urged to seek the Marvel promotion and compare with other gloves in available listings.
Miss Minnia Mardy spent a few days in Elizabeth last week with Rey and airs Ht B Dare returns to the ap-liat parade. Miss Eveland came back from Plan ard after several weeks with her sister Mia Clark Bird. Mice Bella Waldman spent Sunday in GaliTois hall. Rev J B Umberger, after many weeks, occupied the Presbyterian pulpit again. Miss Lida Breritty won a prize this week. Mamie and Roswell Bigelow plan to enter Easton College of Business in January. Mr and Mrs Shrope of Phillipsburg visit Oris. Peter Bardy expects to timeve on H M Bigelow’s farm in spring. Row A J Bilas to exchange gifts next Sunday evening. Rhorartis Hagee had been ill and was buried in Piensane cemetery. St John Sitkor and family of Newark spending a week here. Carpenters delayed memorial windows due to bad weather. A J Baon will sell out and devote time to county affairs. Chas Slater lame from work. Everitt remains troubled by kidney pain.
Local reports highlight Joseph Apgar and Stan Spruce preparing fine poultry for the Fan ciers exhibition in Orange next week. The page lists visits, illnesses, and social gatherings across New Hampton and nearby towns, noting fundraising for church re carpeting and multiple family ties among residents.
A well known Chicago physician endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for all coughs and colds in children and adults. It is non narcotic and safe for general use and is sold by local dealers including Jenkins Washington IA and Allen Oxford. The notice also lists various local events and town news items from the area.
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