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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
6
High grade mens and boys suits offered with guaranteed quality. Formerly 25 20 18 now 14 75 for top mens suits. Nobby youths suits cut from 16 90 to 75 cents? price. Medium light cheviot cassimere outfits drop from 10 to 8 75. Outing and other lines reduced to 12 75 and 8 50 respectively. All boys suits included at similar reductions with no exceptions.
Blairstown scene covers Somuehanos railroad coaduatore clambake at Oak Ridge on Sunday August 23, local outings to Ocean Grove, visits from Newark and Trenton residents, a reopened Sunderna studio, and town notes on school expansion, family obituaries, train mishap rescue, and church construction with upcoming services. The piece also notes local agriculture, poultry ventures, and health remedies while listing residents’ activities and social events.
The Board of Education met at the High School on Saturday and elected Misa Anna Petersen to succeed Ming Atwbel ELenderson as primary teacher for Yohaot No. J. Wo. Repp and Mr. Wineh from New York City were guests at the home of the former’s parents on Sunday. Several locals and visitors including Misa Eva Dalrymple of Philipsburg attended, while incidents of local interest include a gas/ Empire company scene and a fall injury to Martin Watenburger. Rev. Mewhinney begins his annual two month vacation. the pulpit will be filled, and local residents remain engaged with church and park events.
George K Sollick and Gon Feroy of Lambertville spent Thursday and Friday here with bid brother Shropp. They fished but high river levels limited catches. Rector George H Young and family camp on the Jersey side near Alberteau's farm. James Dawson and Theater O'Neil of Belvidere pitched tents near the north end of Thomas Teland for a summer outing. The Manitoukachuntt House hosts New York and Brooklyn visitors, mostly Germans, enjoying baths, fishing, rowing, dancing and music.
NEW HAMPTON reports the fourth annual harvest home to be held on church grounds August 5 with afternoon and evening events. A 6 o'clock supper, music by T.a High Bridge corner band, and talks by Rev. A Lincoln di Loore and Rev. %. B. Baglod are planned along with other speakers not yet announced.
Through a correspondent error the Walnut Valley festival was announced for August 6 in error. it should have read Tuesday evening August. Several residents visited relatives over the weekend including Ervin Beck George Dopnly and Bliss iiuile. families from Knowlton Blairatown and New York were cited. A band of pupsies toured the area and berry pickers spotted bears north of town. Newton’s Deatiler Inez Treeks passed through town.
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