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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
2
A long, fragmented column discusses election promises, local voters, and public health debates, alongside obituaries, school events, sleighing, and town notices. It mentions Mrs. Margaret Kellogg, the passing of a local resident, school district votes, church events, and various local personalities and daily concerns.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered in the Presbyterian church by Rees J. Cattin of Boston. Prof. Coffin was entertained at the Miller home. Miss Nolito Miller received a surprise. Miss May Cline visited Philadelphia. Ming Louwills Young entertained a friend from Itingens. Vannatta of Marlin's Cross is ill. Charles R. Anneline of Jersey City visited his father. Dr Sherrer is back after three weeks. Howard Riley visits his parents. Congregational meeting at the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon. Wilson Rice to move into new house next Monday. Board of Education calls annual school meeting at Upper Harmony on Tuesday the 18th at 9:2. Chicken thieves visited plan day. names Leyl DeWitt, Gardiner, Samuel Binslice, Leonard Ott. May Fist resumed duties at residence in Phillipsburg. Levi Dewitt spent Tuesday with Rod Yamatta in Rocketing. Mission group at Lower Harmony to donate to pastor Thursday evening March 20 with refreshments. all invited.
A jumble of village happenings includes purchases, visits, farm moves near Green's Pond, social gatherings at Sigler’s home, and small-town announcements. References to school entertainments, church social notes, and residents moving between Danville, Port Murray, and nearby towns highlight community activity and ongoing preparations for a Board of Health election and smallpox bill discussions.
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