Local Notes From Hunterdon and Somerset Counties
Bart O Rourke of High Bridges, Morristown trolley plans, 18 member clan gatherings, Lavi Hoffman of Farmorwville dies at 7 from consumption. Flemington Steam Co to join parade, Reading elected president of new Huncenton county tax equalization, High Bridge dredge buckets to California, Rockefeller reunion in Belomington, Frenchtown trip abroad, L Nixon dies at Qualertown age 74. State road Hingoes to Flemington approved, new game warden John J Park named for Hunterdon. Colvaville hotel burned, $1,000 loss. Sussex board of equalization named. Taylor Iron and Steel buying residences for company runs. Somerset transit bridge project cost 210,000. Nob of abolishing county freeholders proposed. Ten-year-old High Ridge boy loses Fourth of July plans. Easton cremations, various weddings and updates from Phillipsburg and Lehigh Valley towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart O'Rourke
High Bridges
Morristown
Lavi Hoffman
Farmorwville
Calle
Fiemington Stearber Co
Fremen
Chis
Reading Haa
Huncenton Counry
Californi
der Nash
Frenchtown
Luidy
Florina
England
Scotland
Hunterdon
John J. Park
Whitehouse
Colvavilly
Suxeex County
Huesex
Peter
J. Dalay
Ogdensburg
Anicew J. van Blarcuin
Nawton
Henry C. Hunt
Lusexborough
Teda
Taylor Iron and Steel Company Hins
2Dhon
High Bridge
Somerset County
Somerville
North Branch
Hardgrove
Chosen Freeholders
Mgd Silat
Witsheel Wood
Mitdlenes
Timothy Nagle
High Airidge Bey
Ciu
Easton Lospicel
Tor
Pitney Lise Perma
New
Jursey. Boiler Company
Boouter
Nile
Trans Tendon Comity
France
It Board of Free
George EB Opdyekoo
Annie Minterlids
Mr. Opdyke
My. Opilyette Whaisell
Local Industry Expands in Hackettstown Area
A company seeks a location in Hackettstown as Frank Dufford runs Brands Bros. in Middle Valley. Charles Phillips and Bertha Sayre tied to Belvidere area, with a Heather factory addition at Hackettstown due by August. Lafayette College heads toward a $100,000 fund by 75th anniversary, while Hackettstown Manufacturing Co adopts Bravesty of the A Junet Franklin labor line and orders lumber for 15 to 20 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagkertetown
Frank Dufford
Brands Bros
Middle Vidley
Charles Priilenaind
Borne Martin
Eslaphrey
Morristown
Bertha Sayre
Budd's Lawere
Wis
Viet Thoradiy
Hackettstown
Ang
Charles Philhower
Mountainville
For
Viberdy
Yeinel Pal
Belvidere
School
Hus
Avtree
Dickerson College’ and Wills
I Matt Simla
Rengaue
Phillipsburg
Tie Pius
Delaware River
Carrpentersvilly
Ea “Pratik Ross
Newton Wid
Dieta Tora
Achleen
Middle Valley
John
Andeson
Vetenan Brickater
Bethel
Pree Union
Ladayette College
Worfeld
Ralph Voorhees
Clinton
Allen
Backattetown Gazette
Fragmented local notes mix of society, sport and obits
A crowded, error strewn item lists a Phillipsburg youth with a team, a deceased Mr Donnelly from Springtown, a reception at Octygia Hall with Penns and Camp participants, bands in Bethlehem, and plans for yacht trips and church installations. It mentions Rev Wackernagel, Dr Spaeth preaching in German, a Monroe burial at Fairmont, and several town residents and events across Wyoming and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain League
Edward Ey Eepittle
Phillipsburg
Luaurets
Worth
Midas Damnatoora
Arthun: Waller
Orangy
Mure
Migs
Phil Mpa
Brute Normal
William BE
Donnelly
Mro Updars
David C. Donnelly
Springtown
Newark
Coney Isham
Tahun
Eveultiz
Joseph Wart Ore
Mt. John's Evaugelicat Lutheran Church
Wackernigel
Bruegel
Starry
Gorman
A. Spaeth
Philatelphii
Philatelphii, Witterwhoge
Orr
Wackernnga
Williamsport trade ties $350,000 in its teen ye ars
General notes report Williamsport’s thriving trade reaching $350,000 in its teens age period. The piece notes fifty three Sundays this year, and predicts no repeats of certain events. President Roosevelt has signed a bill appropriating $50,000 for a monument to commemorate a battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Roosevelt
Railroad Rumblings and Political Notes Amid Turbulent Week
Fragmented OCR reads of railway updates show Me Luckinwaunn aiming for a thirty four consolidation freight running with Rogers worka Paterson. Richard Cooley a Bel Dut engineer in Phillipshire moved to Pennsyleant main line. Thieves stole funds and damaged property last Wednesday despite only thirty cents in a separate incident. George ey, inspector, and Cobb formerly in Washington now with Pallman Co. Lincoln Republicans endorsed by caney area. Warren D Lamb, a young man, named by State Democratic convention. Delaware Water Gap obituary notes a star who died last week. Thrice-a-Week World subscription referenced.
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Phillipsburg
Hirmony
Navage Geyer
Grass Lutheran Sunday School
Bellewond Fark
Marry
Michael Kenney
Sabo
Kinney
Board of Education
Seloma
S. Apgar
Don Stump
Mary Lamb
Joba
Damb
Sire Ia
Robart
Contra
Ludlow
Anbury
Wan - Laken
Puilipsburg Construction Co
Haat Mhuradny
Tiesaves
Htreet
Ta Polpern
Tg A
Richard Cawley
Ranula
Mult Toy
New York
Midge Dilea
Sonia
Blanche
Dilts
Gustav Rader
Mas’ Mingie
Ferdnand Steaber
Ray
Jaz
Moora
Dainen W. Reagan
Three Horse
Delaware
Alten
Delaware Park
Easton “Hogpleal
Grvan's Bridge
Timothy Naple
Esston Hospital
Robert Kehoe
Easton
Misa Mary A. Lannan
Pluip
Ted
Rogers
Paterson
Richard Cooley
Phillipshire
Bast Leen
Teves
Asbay
Altheith
Mber
George Ey
Cobb
Washington
Pallman Coy
Wanking
High Bridge
Hag
Wong
Lincoln Republicans
Warren D. Lamb
Young
Inau Faye
Land
Saveral
Lawees
Special Excursion Offers Travel to Northwest via Falls
Public notice promotes three personal excursions to the Great Northwest via Niagara Falls and Chicago. Travel departs from Minneapolis and St Paul under Gad Acwy encampment rates with budget rail and sleeping car options. Details list agents William Whitley and Roughton, with city contact in New York and Boston for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great North- West
Niagars Falls
Chicago
Minneapolta
St. Powt
Northwusty
Excare
Ong
Iotley
Witvonein Sentral Ry
Brandway
New
York City
Roughton
Boaton
Ainss
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Hye
Capdinnata
Sud
George Cols Hisu
Barry Hanubana Firee
Rumell Davis
Plaifeld
John Bealty
Apein Purae
Gray
Isiting
Charles Flamnertyt
Agigar
Bis
Brown
Mary
Monilay Iteera
Edean Apgar
Charles Siler
Flemington
Hoffman
Wilo
Jerry Hoffman
Hahn
Lal Mill
Charles Geist
Mel
Mita Alva Lindaberry i
Morriltown
Sir
Mra. J. Apr
le D. Sutton
Cain
Joseph Force
Cokesbury
Lebanon Lab
George Volk
German Valley
Maater Hager Dorlund
Guetta
Tha Lake
Jores Topking
Brooklyn
Aapie
Meg. Topkins
Aleve
Richard Beaty
Lambert Beam
Leonard Youns
Levi Hoffman
Crotica
CutekOl
Miountain
Wore x Talle
Suninilte Wel
Tenng Feynivedt
Daughters of Liberty
Panera
Che
Mono
Arthur Alpaugh
Miss Mande
Suxith
Wyoming
Ales
pApgur
AHL
Central Railroud
Xulen
Dors. Wedneathy
Jastoweek
Thes Folle Tienda
Steeles Griy
B. Naught
David Trimeey
Wetah Elly Wig Rie
V. J. Moora
W. Rine- 3 Mart
Praok Dalford
Grint Apgar
Ge M
Y Alpaugh
E. Hoffmin
J. Abet We Trimmer
J.” Orb
Waley Jf, Davis
J. Watters
Harry Haan
Cr Haan
Caliton
San Francisco
Meg Gharles
Dormon
Rebingon
San Franelsca
Hog
Mr. Rebingon
Duriang
Tee
Catskile
Mountain Railroad
Easton, Pa
In.a
New Jersey
Hahne & Co
F.N. Jenkins
Orino Baxaiye
Syrat
Minneapolis
Minn
Stewartville
Threadtelksen
Lea Smite
Thre Morris
Amdahl Aves Pit
Dallas
Peserayy
Washington Star
Yost
R.D. Huff
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