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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
3
Lambertville and Morristown area notices cover a range of items from a lambertville bridge opening to fire department fundraisers. Names include Joseph B Cook, Stephen A Breese, and Theodore J Green, with incidents such as barn fires and lightening strikes, plus civic happenings like parades and church plans.
Califon brief reports a Flibjog trip to Budd s Lake last Thursday, postmaster visits, and a steel barricade purchase for a wagon. Obituary notes Mrs Margaret Ann Williamson of Dover, funeral at M B church, with Ray W S Newsom officiating. Baseball results show Chester 15 High Bridge 4, and Wharton defeated High Bridge 7 0. several social and fraternal activities are listed.
Robert Smith of Andover advances school house remodeling at Greenville to be ready for September term. George C. Youve plans a 40 foot feed house addition near the station. Milroy Mabel Stout and others visited Newton on wheels. Osear Wilson of Greenville is very ill. Jamis Voigh hosted relatives from Newark. Soldiers and Sailors picnic set for Quaker Grove with Hope band. Tranquility Sunday schools plan annual photo at Pradenburg August 10. Many schools invited to join.
NEW HAMPTON Rev Charles F Wood of Chester preached at Valley Presbyterian last Sunday with a second sermon by Rev Wood in Junction Chapel in the evening. A larger turnout attended the erection service amid favorable weather and interest.
Ten year resident PHILL DeWitt Ginith, now government rate inspector in Phoenix, visits families of Alvin Rupert and others. Blanchard Silts excursion to Coney Island on Saturday. Trains carry about 1,200 passengers. Dist Deputy Gelpke installs Castles 7 and 2 officers at Philipsburg. Ray Leonard and others wed at the parsonage in Bel Allegheny. Construction by R. & R. Richman & Bro. on Pallipsburg Store Co. property. Railroad grade crossings at Union Square cause traffic delays. Charles Durnan fell from a wagon on Smith Avenue and broke his arm. PHA Camp Nos. 3 and 4 hold convention in Weablogton. Simtel, nine-month-old, dies in Anderson Street home. First Baptist church bellwether gathering at Bellawood Park August 13. Torle, aged 66, dies at home of his mother. brakemen discuss union talks amid lay-offs due to state law. one brakeman per ten cars enforced. Samuel Taylor remanded for 90 days on disorderly conduct. Grace Metzar nearly poisoned by sugar of lead. Dr. Carhart saves her. Frank Gipp begins building on Kommit Avenue. Freight-car wreck halts Be Del road near Rocksburg.
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