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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
2
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A crowded roster of social visits and entertainments is documented with names such as Mrs Myrtle Money of Stanton, Mrs Leanne Eanes, Miss Mary Miller, Mrs Susan Aig, and many others. The piece catalogs gatherings at homes in Newark, Allentown, Elizabeth, and nearby towns, with references to Fourth of July observances, summer visits, and family stays.
A fragmentary local item notes visitors from Newark, including Mr and Mrs Austin Goldwin, Alfred Slater, and a list of neighbors and family members. The text mentions social visits, a dancer, and several unnamed locals with scattered surnames and relations, all appearing in a late stage OCR capture.
Small town items list residents traveling home returns and upcoming events. Mrs Caroline Green visits Scranton then returns. Hensen plans move. Delaware Grange plans August meeting at H Alburtson home in Straudsburg. Quig visits from Wachester Normal School. social outing at Mamtuckachuale enjoyed. various locals appeared at a midweek gathering on Vankirk Huey line.
Fragmentary OCR from a rostered society column recounts local names and events at trunks in Trenton. Mentions residents like Preston Mirley Mrs Niethia Teath Wilber Eldpidwe and others with social visits, weddings, hospital notes, and community routines. The text is garbled but indicates social ties and local rumors.
News snippets recount visits and social events in Hackettstown and nearby towns. Residents including Archie Chirk, Jar Cooper, Lewis A. Bay, and Mrs. Gen Danley are noted guests or travelers. Community members discuss farm life, local businesses, and weekend gatherings with names and places linked to New Jersey towns.
A fragmented 1870s diary style notice describes visits by Mrs. McCain Anson and others, health updates for Mirae Me Lae Plasmin, and various social calls. It mentions iron workers on a Dyware bridge project and several names such as Chester McCain, Mrs. Davidron, and Miss Yeomirns, with scattered references to travels, tennis, and a stray mention of a dog with six pups.
An OCR garble reports on local happenings and obituaries. Names like Charenne Lett Mrs Kuta Miller Mrs Welds Ca WE children of Changewinter and Walter of Ireville appear amid scattered phrases. It notes a funeral held Wednesday at a nearby cemetery with family attendance and mentions residents visiting, birthdays, and community acknowledgments.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and places such as Newark Milford Milford and Wadle along with scattered phrases about holidays and people. The text lacks a clear event or cohesive narrative and reads as a jumbled collection of identities and locales.
The widow Mrs Lover returns to her New York home after a sudden death of her husband. A funeral was held at Shickeltatawn Cemetery with burial in the family plot. The community mourns the only daughter who shares in the loss.
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