Personal notices in a community column from an old era
A cluttered roster of residents visiting each other across towns, with many names and partial locations. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Chase, Miss Kate Shields, Miss Ita Meador, Mrs. Jennie Shooley, Miss Mary Reavers, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Widers, and numerous visits to Hoboken, Bayonne, Long Bridge, and New Village. The page notes travelers, hosting duties, summer visits, and social gatherings, painting a snapshot of neighborhood life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chia Vanover
Doughtwe Constante
Mre
Jor
Cline
Ananter Haltle
Jennie Sshooley
Long Bridge
Miss. Bosse Lewis
Stamfords Conn
Mary Reavers
Ita Meador
Omy
Barth
Asi Yvest
C. x. Hutchinson
Jamts Ane
Samner
Miche
Ney Newton
Mise
Matearet Grulf
Puscald
Mis
Evena Cowl
Taringiy
New Village
Migs
Au Stes
Edith Stalth
Cceal Grove
Wm. Albert
Brontelyn
Moter
John Albert
Jacob Tite
Shtettas
Chas W. Christine
Abrs
Farrel
Floyd
Tra Widers
Tacalb Cig
Waerington
Swiyer
John A
Abram
Schaennin
Hoboken
Ber
Miss Pee
Mies
Anna
Jacol
Atl Gladstome
Matelson
Wits Tonslins
Bea
Whale Rise
New England
Evbol Beam
Diehl
War. Wef
Hazel
John Seachernstow
Wha
A. Stryker
Afrs
Jol
D. Bowne
Fidten Evelyn
Aliss Berethr
Benn
John Bernt
Bridgevilte
Ee Jeapeorre
Ganick
Marsettstunn
Bryan
Frinktin Township
Bowers
Clinton
Coulne
Mrs
Chase& Laces
Gloucester City
Cornelius Robbing
OP. Morgan
Atlantic
Morgan
Slatington
Washington
IntenMon Af Mining Hs
Georga Tuney
Sisterna
N.Y
Tinham
Steyrs
Elzabeth’ Dunham
Arthur Dunham
New ‘York
Wis
Batunday
Hope
Dynham
Teea¢l
Interpreting a Paris to Rome comic tale in 1910s style
The narrator recalls a scheme with Turpin involving a French girl and an interpreter. A gendarme, a telephonic exchange, and a mistaken proposal drive a comic misadventure. The twist ends with a marriage that spares Turpin from a worse fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T . Gor
Turpin
Ria
Cavour
Rene
Goyrivsuppaseive
Homer
Streseer
Rome
Iim Dor
Toma
Rona
Cone
Funda
Bertin
Lolophant
Yunis
Paris
Lomanokoaldar
Wiel
Rinna
Thait Rascally
America
The London Jewel Schemes and Zeke Jenks Tale
A clipped tale follows Zeke Jenks amid London society’s jewel dramas. Lady Richmond’s leneient gift to Jenks triggers high priced jewel schemes with Miss Tow, a jeweler, and a gulf between wealth and consequence as the aristocracy chase status through gifts and scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Aer Tentaeles
Zeko
Tady Rielmoth
Righ
Mshlin Gulace
Egypt
Sayin
Bush
Legal
Rhmond
Zeke Jonis
Mr Jenks
Ehareius
Denks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha - Florey
Mr. Fiorsy
Harry Hann
Iaw
Bort Murray
Lawrences Mann
W. Wryaugaest Gt
Mork
Murray
Leliitagton
Silat
Ue Snuth
Fettstaw
T. Rase
Etna McCornetl
Monae
Port Mirras
Sale
Satur
Lavina
Matnield
Minile
Dni
Pho
Atlor
Aind
G. Smith
Mrac
MS Paromer
Arsanger
Smith
Mary Rinehart
Philipsburg
Hugh Torgya
AL Pierson
Bultyvill
Horgland
Misa Alfreta Harle
Nevark
Wm. Barron
Ruths Hott of
Harmony
Wmr
Wandling
Daniel Heedlin
Irene
Tnethone
Mra
Grant Heed
Max
Scharrer
Fiinch
Ninachia
TRE Telephome
F. A. Mitchell
American Press Association
Pensian
Simmons
Gtrl
Sher
Torin
MY Lady's
Ghace
Ethel Weeks
Gopsrisht
Arauritha
Iesdartn
Gabe
Lexie
Bin
New York
Cation
Zate
London
England
Arnballs Richmond
Salen
Revel Tien
Eve
Ron
Dr. Greane
West
York
Pallanta
Groane
Mikessa
Tle
Gresneta Norvara
Shive
Ares
Goodyear Ailove
Ralston Health Shoes
Douglas
Lot
J. Stover
Crevelina’s Old Stand
Washington, N