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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

7

Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil Pile Ointment Ad

An old style advertisement touts Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil Pile Ointment claiming cures for external and internal issues including hemorrhoids bleeding itching burns and sores. It lists treatments for skin conditions chapped feet and other ailments with three sizes priced from 60 cents to 100 dollars and notes availability from Druggists or by mail from Humphreys Med Co New York.

Humphreys’ Med. Co Cor Witham &Dolnga New York

Practically Every Sittingly Handsome Building Erected in Washington

Our large force of mechanics has drilled in all work from simple to intricate cabinet making. They pride themselves on accuracy and following architects' plans. Our operations extend beyond Washington to many towns where we have high recommendations. While carpentering is our specialty we handle complete building contracts and furnish materials. Consult us for building or spring improvements.

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Social notes from Hackettstown and nearby towns

Local society items recount Sunday visits in Peoa Argylla and South Orange, with hosts Mrs Georgy Connnapont and Mr. William Longer. Mrs J Johnston of Plainfield returns with niece, Mies Bunnedy. A thimble party at Mrs John Karr’s Grand Avenue home, and gatherings by Mrs Mina Josephine McCormick and Miss Margaret Hutchinson. Dr Levi Farrow attends New Jersey Medical Society event at Den Beach with daughter Mrs George J Damon. Mary’s Guild Greeds event at St James church. Duck Dance planned next week. Frank T. Reesa graduates from Stevens Institute of Technology as Mechanical Engineer. Prolific social calendar continues with progressive audhre party hosted by Mrs Joan Karr and Miss Karr. prizes to Mrs James Everitt and Miss Evangade. Edith Barker visiting Philadelphia. cellar excavation for P L Smith home by James O Beatty. John Avera Drake’s wedding events. reception hosted by Mr and Mrs William Drake with John Avera Drake present. Mrs Annie S Karr to host thimble party on Grand Avenue. Mrs Stewart Terribery visiting Clinton and mother Mrs Heery Stryker.

Grand- Avenue Nuk Tiepsey St. James Church St. James’ Church James Mitchell Hackettstown Frank T. Reesa Stevens’ Institute of Technology Joan Karr Miga Karr James ‘T. Everitt Misa J. Evagade Enmentora Merday Aubley Budd Titman Budd's Lake Afra Willisin FL Drake Evenlnn Dlope Street John ‘Avera Drake B. Hoo Annie S. Karr Grand Avenue Stewart Terribery Clinton Heery Stryker

Funeral notices and town notices from scattered local items

Robert Anble Blaustown attends his brother Familton's funeral aged 11. People in Phiadelphis, Hudson, Hoboken, Mendham, and Balcidora are mentioned in brief notes about deaths, visits, and family actions. Legal notices include a May surrogate filing and executorship with dates and names noted.

Robert Anble Phiadelphis Familton Misteg Lotta Elizabeth Stolt Hudson Derekertown J. C. Ren Hoboken Wanaka Afr J. V. Allen Red Theodore Auble Misa Mageie Furman Balcidora Dee W. H Vail Mira Sharpe Mendham Jogtweet

Village Notes of Local Residents and Visits

Local column recaps residents home from Wellesley College for summer, family visits from Prince ton and New York law study, musical event by Mrs Emma G. King, union meetings at Mt. 2 church, and various townsfolk news including purchases, travel, education, and new stage route. Frequent names include Mrs. Buplef, Miss Annia Wall, Miss May Wall, W. Sigler, Aunt Charlea Vall, Miss Josie Orjsman, Mrs. Sammy Beck, Clark Jones, J. Titman, George Sampson, Mrs. Lanier, Andrew Yetter, J. Gershom Parr, and others.

Charlea B. Vall Princeton University Ovred EZ Vall New York Josie Orjsman Sammy Beck Aathenborg S - Clark Jones Hegan John Titman Walnut Emma G. King Roy. Campbell Utah Morman Am Benjamin Calno Gershom Parr Adran L Cook Marksboro J.J. Linahesry Layton Welpack Board of Education Han Lexthanke Breck and Wanshington G. A. W.’ Hankinson Wheatfield J. E. Bale Newark Loraine Vail Johnson Charles Green Contraville Misa Grace Weat Kchoola Achaltatown George W. Plorada Alice Wilson Holyoke College Lemuel Berden Junction Dayton Elijas Maud Leteon Pen Arpyl Jacob

Harmony visit and social notes from Harmony area

OPPER HARMONY Rev Wright and wife of Ontario Canada visited Rev J C Aillman and family this week. Misses Young entertained company from Boston. Numerous locals and guests from Phillipsburg Belvidere and Gaston spent Sunday with friends and relatives. A stranger on route to Port Jervis was overcome by heat and aided by Mr Fitts. Regulars and callers from Newton Morristown and South Passon observed the town's social scene.

OPPER Wright Ontario Canada J. C Aillman Presbyterian Church Misses Young Boston Mra Sarvita Zis da Kelfer Roontao Ace Birt John Stapp Phillipsburg Wm. Major Florence Butizelia Bunnay Eueste Aod Arron Cool Lower Harmony Elizabeth Miller Philip Cromer Gaston Garren Martina Creele Pau Daniel Ley DeWitt Frank Smith Bazen Bonday Henry Miller Newton Mutebler Delaware Ffrs William Bailay Imen Washington bin Peter Young Port Jorvia Bia Jacob Fitts Fitts Port Jervin Janmien McCrackap, Jr Huston Markaborg Toceday Bon Young Frlonaaig Porland James Duckworl Wise Ada Smith Montana Howell Mitra Ollie Aller Lottie Crarmia South Pasion Josep Stopp James D. Vannatte Fontiayiva Oscar Butler Philipabarg

Belvidere Couples Wed Quietly in June Ceremony

Elmer Hill Borg and Arthur Williamannd Mika Mageie Crutta, both of Belvidere, wed by Rev. B. V. King. A car carrying fifteen large caterches traveled the Pennsylvania railroad route from Arkansas to Log Branch. Town business schedules and multiple local notices follow, including bids for paving, a store fire damage, and a high school graduation address by Dr. Gates.

Elmer. Hefford Washington Street Orevens Arthur Bualnesa Arrangine Bualneas Saptamtar EOE Ee Georgs Ewing Phillipsbore Cler Leehigh Valley Jersey City van Billard Dfra Margeret McWillian Hudson Atroat George Tleff Cottaga Place People'n Light, ‘Heat Parer Company Guertan & Co Jarsey City ORO ‘ Sie * Mias Anniq McTale Phiiiparburg High Schhool Ffunterdon County Anbury Mink Etta Maloney Mites Gipp Summit Avenua Nicholas Gibney Union Square Connell North Main Street van Irnes Adan Martin David Firth Martin Allentown Saxhor Ray Hamlon Rnoma Lewis Willams Lewis Howard Newark New York George Shillinger Reneral Silk Avenue Heckman Sted Mr. Shillinger Broworks Broworka Jy Philipsbore High School Mt. B Gates Philadelphia Gatea Onisa Iewan Rutgers Calisge Forse Rosale L. Bachman Nellie M. Carpenter Russall Frame Johno J. Matthes Jane Shewall Bertha B Stamata Kathryn McLaughlin Etta Breen Frank C. Case William H. Oline Edith B. Feit Blala Holler Works Lewis Lilly Charles Lilly Komo

Water Shed Protection Group Formed in New Jersey Event

A large gathering at Westmoreland Hotel Landing New Jersey on June ith launched the Water Shed Protection Animulation of New Jersey. The group aims to protect northern New Jersey waters and extend influence from Phillipsburg to Jersey City by organizing locals along the Morris Canal route.

Wentmoreland Hotel Landing Junoith New Jersey Isalm New Jerey Morris Canal Poillipabure Jersey City Edwards Ho Pnteon Sev Y J. BeeRighton Danville Prensa Kine Banange Td Cabb Paral Dapstick Hvvile Kings Ladgewond Rise Hackattstown F. G. Hempler Mt Ariington Ghat A. Baker Morristown Lewis B. Plieher J. A. Neighbor Doger T. A. EK. Geasler Salmon Booniou Kon Fred Orlatt Berenbrook Mt. Arlington Richard Copan Newark G. W. Stickle Rookaway' Thes Hoagland Rockaway Wy Alton Hopaloone Edward W Juno Tires O'clock

The Duty of Mothers and Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy

A mother explains how lack of proper instruction harms daughters and urges contacting Lydia E. Pinkham's Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts for advice. Mrs August Pfalegraf of South Byron Wisconsin shares her daughter's two year struggle with menstrual irregularities and pain. The doctor's prompt guidance reportedly led to relief and regular cycles.

Syorum James August Pfalegraf South Fyron Wis Welles Lydia Fh. Tinkham Lydia E. Pinishaia

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