Purely Personal Social Notes From Oxford Township
Miss Magele Blessing spent Monday at Oxford. Several locals visit kin and friends around town, including Mr. Charles Miller moving to Port Colden next week and Miss Emily Strable of High Bridge visiting. Social calls, hosting, and small-town news fill the page with myriad names, travels, illnesses, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magele Blessing
Oxford
George T. Belvitrer
Charles Miller
Taylor
Port Colden
Misa Emily Strable
High Bridge
Mbs
Hanral
Belford
Bombers
W. A. Marie
Edward B. Bowman
New York City
Wilbur Nixon
Stallond Avenue
Aler
Mx. F. Chirk Chompson
William Tillman
Unckettstown
Mira Loulyo
Kennedy
Bessie Coe
Dover
Fred Christine
Morris
Insns
Orville Davis
Nutley
Niah
Be Mitchell
Ava Thamer
Upper Broad Street
G. We Anderson
Airy
John Wastline
Easton
Baker
Hahnstreat
Denday
Harry Robbins
New York
Washington
Thomas Thomas
John Thomas
Samuel Opdyke
Emma, Lanning
Anna Aton
Carlton Avenue
May Hil
Califon
Ming Susie
Shelek
Georgia Moore
Gano
Eust Johnston Street
Harvey Brink Phidduned
Peara
Bia
Frenchtown
Tusaday
SatofHloffingon
Annandale
Alonday
William F. Mattison
Fred Gordon
LM. Davis
Waging
Henry Cumming
Thomas
McMurtrie
Seurlosa
Atligian
Charles Minton
Gomerville
Samuel] Smith
Taylor Strat
Roe Petty
Broad Street
Frank Frank Demfoger
Ballen
Imar Carter
Domeiss Marjorie Thatelier
Glen Gardner
B. 8. Kennedy
West Stewart Streat
Warren County Board of Agriculture Meeting Notice
To farmers a meeting of Warren County Board of Agriculture will be held in the Court House at Belvidere on Thursday March 2 at 10 o clock. Mr Franklin Doyen, secretary of the State Board, is expected to attend. A large attendance of farmers and all others interested in agriculture is requested. WMC, ADDI8, President, E. Duenny, Secretary.
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Chiu
Roy Weayder
Batton
Euston
Ape Parorthy
Yong
Wuel
Laree
Oxford Township
Warren County Board of Agriculture
Belyiders
Franklin Dyoya Mergetary
State Board
WMC
ADDI8
Wir
E. DuEnny
Secratary
Somerville
Dun Hall
Ontario & Western Railroad
Eagan
Wind Gap
Pen Argyt
East Bangor
Baston
Bethlebaor
Jolie S Clows
Sarah Jennings
Franklin
Ba Wera
John
Bara
Newark
Stover Mul
Flemington Junction
Alexander Park
Whitelousay
BW Krall Furniture Company
Allentown
George’ Weinham
Amterdon County
Chamberlin
Flemington
Iron Novelty Company of
Madison
Pamp Davenport
Trantor
Ridgedale
Madlgaty
New York
Brussels
Geo. Stephens
Pardee Hull
Pennsylvania State
Philadelphia
Dunellen
Luit
City of
Plainfield
Donellen
Treasury Department
Northampton
Agrien and Society
Bethlehem
Georgetown
Nazareth
Borouch
Jimitis
Dover
New
Terney
Bergen
Plymouth Rock
Dover Journal
Linn
Delating
Janieyers
Felix Faure
France
Totta
M. Emilé Teubot
Senate
National Assembly
Tresidant
Lehigh Valley
Efecto
Not strictly local notes from a 19th century paper
A patchwork of notices from various counties and states recounts accidents and deaths, law cases, rail and factory news, business filings, and local curiosities. It mentions deaths from freezing and train collisions, property damage, court actions, railroad fare debates, and upcoming entertainments, with many scattered references to towns, companies, and individuals.
NEW BAMPTON WEATHER NOTES AND AMIDST BLIZZARD CALAMITIES
In New Bampton remarks on the weather grow as a blizzard lingers with heavy water and thick ice. Miss Blanche Riddie sick at the Mado Schol at Treaton. George C. Movers at the American Hotel led his team during the cold snap. Town residents worked to clear roads and widen paths while ice formed on upper ponds and canals. A. P. L. Doughty, canvassing agent for the Stata Gazette, visited the American Motel Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bampton
Blanche Riddie
Treaton
George C. Movers
Ico
Ito Upper Mill Pond
Lila Pine
A. PL Doughty
Stata Gazette
Manddny
There Was a Time When Printers Faced Harsh Limitations
There was a time when good printing in Washington faced worn type, antiquated presses, and dilapidated machinery. Mechanics lacked opportunity to improve skills and advance the craft.
There is a modern press replacing the old shops
A fragmented note describes new presses and improved tools replacing dilapidated merchant facilities. It hints at vast changes in production and daily work, referencing advances as a shift toward efficiency and new conveniences, with several garbled phrases.
Uncertain ad copy fragments show mixed praise from patrons
Fragmentary notice reads of orders for printings arriving from many regions including New York and other distant points. Mentions commendations from patrons and broad nationwide origins, but text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couunry
SS Beery
New York City
Bastaaml &S
Winter Specials In Value Filled Clearance Sale
A dense, jumbled ad describes a February stock clearance with fashion items and discounts. It markets silks, satins, gowns, slips, corsets, hosiery, separates, skirts, and undergarments at low price points. The note emphasizes cash purchases to secure savings and urges quick sales before season end.
Washington Music Store All the latest sounds
Washington music shop advertises new arrivals and accessories, listing music titles and instruments available for purchase. A brief note mentions recent stock and sales conditions for customers seeking updates on offerings.
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Hackettstown
Simon A. Ayers
Petersburg
Walter D. Gulick
Walter B. Uress
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Bibbard Beatty
Batavia
Sinag
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Frank Scott
Ebtochem “Hospital
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Nellie, Bean
Asbury Park
Marat
Neeta Row- Hind
Dis Niia
South Norwalk
Conn
Kidd
Adam Wandling
Ithaca
Misses Wandling
West Washington Avenue
Biss
Rachel Wandling
Walter Af Jerwick
Mody
Willian S.cawell
Statu
Frank Russing
Mt. Bethel
SeCilia
West Stuwacl Street
McCain
Stewart Hetcham
Brookelyn
Sir. Z. We Correll
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Ua Ligvan
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Frank C. Baylor
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Stormstown
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State Senate
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Melwon Brothers
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Frank Siegfried
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Henry Johnston
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Washington Star
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Fitts’ Ree Hive
DRE Goods News
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Ahei Nell Mlack Seri Renslack
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J. Warren Fitts
E. Washington Avenue
Morristown “Trust CO
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Morris Cna
Conpany
Willard WoCather
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Repasnrer Mutual Liles Urgnice Ca
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Route Gros
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Richard AW. McCarty
Prost Mutual Life. Insurance Cy
N. Yo
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Tisobty
Madisort
Neds Janes AP
Paul Revere
Morristowna
Ned
Walter Cy
Oakunt
Brest
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Lrst National Ounsellor At
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Mike
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Opsician
Washington Music Store
Jénking
Morris County Savings Bank
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A . Henry Avs Miller
H.T. Hull
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