High Bridge Events and Local Notices Highlight Borough Week
Yarvey City introduces street admission at Straudsburn while High Bridge plans a Saturday evening music show. Mayor Rose travels to Florida for a winter rest, churches and boards prepare for spring events. local committees report a $1,600 sum and a new East Bomarville residence.
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Yarvey
Straudsburn
Bremen
High Bridge
Rose
Luhgb
Brian
Board of Trades
Jabanda
van Cawley, Jr
Lord ‘House
East Bomarville
Billy Folk
Boston
Annandale
Lake Brothers
J. x .Lake
Somerville
Howard ‘Lake
Keyport
Bermuda
Tidd
Lake Ho- Batcong
Nolan's Point
Gomervilla
Morris T. Gibba
Stanhope Methodist Church
I Anna
Jacob Roe
Auguste Co
Penn: Allen Cement Co
Bach
Flemington
Buen
Hunterdon County
A.J. Shumpanore
Bentley Suk Co
To-Cares
Railroad Ramblings and Local Depot Plans
Engl Lyman KK reports Sunn has run the Central drill at Hampton and now works local freight between Patl Hosburs and Jersey Clay. The Central railroad plans a new combined passenger and freight depot at High Bridge but awaits a final site decision. The Lackawanna has leased Newark’s general office on the ground floor of the Wooly skyscraper at Broad and Market Streets, built by the Fireman's Insurance Company, and a new Newark surface route via Buffalo and New York area is introduced.
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Engl Lyman KK. Sunn
Hampton
Patl- Hosburs
Jersey Clay
Central Railroad
High Bridge
Newark
Wurter
Fireman's. Insurance Company
New Jersey Briefs Events Templar to Celebrate Anniversary
The Events Templar of New Jersey plans a May 7 celebration in Tréfiton featuring a public installation a street parade for about 1 000 participants a banquet and addresses Residents of Florham Park report delays as the State Board for Health approves new plans and engineers prepare estimates for a joint sewer project with Florham Park along the Pragaie River proposing a 13 0963 foot pipe and a disposal plant on site.
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Templar
New Jersey
Tréfiton
éXerelaes
Waaadlaon
Vured
Florham Park
State Board For Health
Clydi
Fragmented local notice in Cornish family gathering
Partial readable text shows a social gathering at Port Colden with Mrs Matthews and relatives present. Names include W Cole and daughters, Peter Melroy and family, Maggie Amendt and children, Calida Ruane and daughter, Chas Matthews, Mra Frouben, and others. Timeframe includes a two week stay and a surprise Saturday night visit.
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Chas
Matthews
Air
Mra
Froubena
John
Local Notes Reveal Town Affairs and Community Changes
Hackettstown warns off trammeled outsiders while Phillipsburg assigns Burdett to oversee the Amtaboy mill in Netcong. Phillipsburg Education Board allocates 1000 for pupil medical inspection. a marriage links Watten Peaches and Mte Hart. Hampton principalship shifts after Prof Streeter resigns. Frostburg relocation looms for pastor Cresaman. Navy service returns for Marry Anderson. Dr Michler resumes chief surgeon duties at Easton hospital. Harriet Castner trial postponed to March 14. county transports for orphaned children rise by wagon. soldiers’ monument skaters face enforcement. Hackettstown Trade Board remits 700 in pressed funds. Robert Price retires as president. Charles Rii-Lenhause fills role.
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Newten
Ft, Wolah
Hackettstown
Boemudnas
FH. Cresaman
Shepherd of
Stewartsville
Frostburg
Anderson
Georga Anderson
Phillipsburg
Firth
Hackettatown
Robert 8. Price
Hidttor
General News Notes From Lehighton On Local and National Affairs
A fragmented Philadelphia scene shows 500 moving pictures last year down to 160 this year. Loyalties shift as Hopples threaten the end of horse racing after 194 season. joint NTA committee in New York warns of waning interest and self-reliant racetracks. Sears Roebuck & Co faces damage rulings totaling 13 750 for merchandise, while Mt Pocono and Tobyhanna's ice product trade looms large with 000 tons harvested and shipments flowing east to New York and beyond. Hudson River cubes report 4 160 169 passengers in January and 886 384 in February, with a 61 percent jump since August 1909. The crisis of the era peaks Monday February 28 as tunnels record 197 000 passengers in a single day.
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Lehighton
Philadelphia
Barneys
Mt. Pocono
Tobyhanna
Monroe County
Ion
United States
New York
Meadow
Hutson River
Waffic
Scholley's Mountain Social News Notes and Updates
Airs Teale Setla helps W.Hunt in his office this week. Mrs Elmer Reed underwent a cancer operation recently. Wai Pool remains with John A. Fields in a new gardener post. Mrs Palma and son Saten from New York visited their summer home here. Hagar Taylor, after a serious fall, recovers quickly. Mrs sama Sondden visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs John L Lartigan, in this era leather factory area. Sudden death of John T Fritta of California shock to locals. Library and music circle entertained by Misa Mabel Vansyckle and Miss Elizabeth Cook at Miss Cook’s home.
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Schooley’s Mountain
Teaale Setla
Elmer Reed
John A. Fields
Sama Sondden
John L.lartigan
Hackettstown
John T
Fritta
Califo
Misa Mabel Vansyckle
Eizabeth Cook
Misa Cook
Misa Minnie and Local Social Notes Sparse
Rob ert Smith returns home after a week with relatives at Phipsbore following neuralgia attack. Mayberry family members and friends visit, including Mrs. Henry Searles, Mia red word Mayberry, Sullie Putty, Morris Apgar of Greens Bridge, and Mrs. Mary Hoffman with daughter Mrs. Marvin Cole in New Village. Alvah Hoffman family spends Sunday with Tasac Bercaugh’s parents. Eden Mayberry and Guy Mayberry of Washington spend Sunday with Edward Mayberry. Lawrence Mayberry’s sister Lucy at Washington joins Misses ADE for Sunday visit with Helen Mayberry and Leonley.
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Rort Murray
Misa Minnie
Severn
Robert Smith
Phipsbore
Tienry
Searles
Mia
Red Word Mayberry
Bira
Sullie Putty
Morris Apgar
Greens Bridge
Jed
Pasan Lee
Mary Hoffman
Marvin Cole
New Village
Alvah ] Hoffman
Tasac Bercaugh
Mee Eden- Mayberry
Guy
Wanhington
Edward Mayberry
Lawrence
Mayberry Auanter
Lucy
Her Slater
Maybe
Belvidere Notes from a January Town Page
Local Belvidere items recount a move from Haven to Manafield Street, a diamond pin left at the cemetery, a child’s fall injuring a log, and community notices. Also includes a painter moving to Water Street, a shooting club win, church conference plans, a teacher election, and several obituaries and social updates. The piece references multiple residents and events around Belvidere with limited complete sentences.
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Lebanon Township
Jason S. Hoffman
Wes& Smubfect
For
New-Jersey
B Briefs
Vicinity Notes
General News
Belvdere
Jos
Pittenger
Patty
Familly
Haven
Manafield Street
Belvidere
Clarence Banghart
A. Blair
Kelsay
Mangfield Street
Sporn
Water Street
David Baoghart
Walters
Board of Education
Lev
Misa Minnie Prall
Quo
G. Prall
Wheely
Res
Emory
Oxford Township
Bulvidare
Jn & Tuw
Wilmae
Boardman's Ferry
Strouséh
Ecourcopter
Warier
Shipman
Erma Widener
Afr
Geo. Widener
Oxford Street
Paquest
Innes
John Wegman
Philip Wilson
Sadie Bodine
Graystone Park
Robert Beding
First Presbyterian Church
J. DeHar
Bruen
G. W. Cuntains
Vela
Cline
Sara
Thackaton
Taylor
Thos, Nel- Aon
Shata Aurvived
Sand
Miscent Marguerita
Nelgon
Gladys "Thackstan Taylor
Episcopal Chu
TRE Smith Premier Typewriter Co, Inc
Syracuse, N.Y
Braicha
Evaywhere
Eehighs Coal
We Sak & Abare
Yue Lusmans
W. D. Gullick
Torrie Gamat Wencces
Dr. Sherman
First National Bank Building
Centre Square
Easton, Pa
Beemake
Ayer
Te “Ayer Co
Lowell Morn
Roberts
Warne
D. J. Howell
Easton
Mimmost
Het Nu
Olathe
Kan
Tyor
Pitaal Bros
Bole Sera
Allleger
S. T. Vannatta
Philadephia
Northamp
Ton St
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