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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
6
A Newark woman recounts long suffering from female weakness and paralysis until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave relief. After two years of illness and failed doctor visits she was cured and feels well again.
A detailed account of the NEHS continuation and high school commencement in Widowor’a Hall, with 10 cent admission to deter troublemakers. The exercises featured essays, orations, and a diploma distribution, praising students like Fisher Weaver and Miss Ketcham, while noting drills, music, and a strong faculty led by Principal Van Horn.
Miss Abbie and Hurtia Hance entertained their cousins Miss Mollie and Bure Hs Tames of Dont ne Mired Misse Will-iloplotar Bartley Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Teed Wiseburn Mrs. Frank Apgar and her little daughter aided a couple of days last week with Mrs. Susan Apgar at Anthony. Jacob Mills in Port Morris hosted Byudley with Mr. and Borg.
Resident updates include Rachel Bll staying with Mrs John Bread, Evelyn Cool returning home for vacation, and William Compton visiting Stone Church. Reports mention a temperance rally at Portland MBE church, local attendance, and Pastor Riley as speaker. Other items note visits and recoveries, guests from the city, and social rounds around Warrington and Easton.
The remains of Alice Dally O'Brien for Irishtown were interred in St. Ann's cemetery Junction, Friday morning. She had suffered long from consumption. The item also notes local farm activity and various townsfolk visits.
The week’s items note Joseph L. Delawalle's return home for summer, Rev. A L Kelley assisting, and Rev. J Edgar Grant officiating a Presbyterian ceremony. Miss Bya Wolt and Mr Christian wed at George Deang residence, with Meg Sivasee Hudson and Mr Charles Hutchington slated for another Presbyterian church wedding. Real estate trades and summer train service between Manunkachunk and Tobyhanna are recorded, plus May and June property deeds in Phillipsburg and surrounding towns.
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