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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
3
Phillipsburg reports a spree of local events including marriages such as Hughner of Martins Creek to W Randolph and Miss Jeoola E Roder of Braberds, and many student and staff changes at Lafayette College and Phillipsburg High School. Notable incidents include a vitriol burn by Teo Rlamitor, a fatal railroad accident involving James Sullivan, and several deaths and memorials in town.
Miss Mary Dalrymple and Mrs Ves amit host guests, and Mrs Walter Amith entertained friends. local residents attend commencement exercises at Ringelsville High School and Stroudsburg Normal School. Repairs and renovations continue on homes, with visits by relatives and neighbors, church events planned, and a dinner table noted for A. 138.
Hackettstown citizens plan a major Fourth of July parade and festivities. A federal parade will form on Hope Street led by G A R grand marshal Robert Kinsey, with bands, floats, debris of stores, factories, and lodges. An electric arch will light the town, public readings of the Declaration of Independence, games, and a yacht of fireworks are planned with neighboring towns contributing.
William Butler of Jarney City visited his father over Banday. Misa Annie Bigelow of Easton spent Banday with her brother BE Bigelow. Mrs. Jacob Alpaugh visited Broomebury for Mina Lizzia Kramer. Lola Thompson closed her arrival at Mt Grove for summer vacation. Mrs. Edward Riddle returned to Bloombury after several days. Miss Neila Garrabranthan went home to Montelair after weeks with her sister Mrs Andaries. EKanneth accompanied her home for a short visit. Christian Hadepvor Society will hold a sociable on church lawn with ice cream and refreshments. Miss Blanche Satler spent several days with Mr and Mrs Edward Haasel in Wentfeld. Mrs. Edward Bailley entertained sister Susie Young of Hackettstown. Mr. Backer moved his family back there from Morristown. Quarles Force erected a granite monument on Wm Woodfruit plot at Spruce Run. Mrs Annie Hoppock and Mrs Bowerd Hoppock of Pen Argyl visiting sister Miss Magpie Couch.
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