Town Committee reorganizes at Buttertite Hotel meeting
The town body held a Saturday session at the Buttertite Hotel with Mackov elected chair and James W W O’Byrap named treasurer. Michael Mountain took the oath as Assessor. Anson B Dewitt renewed his official bond and the board adjourned to March 5 for officer appointments and district changes.
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Oxpurl
Buttertite
Mackov
James WW. O'Byrap
Morrow
Belvidere
Josephil
Wleon
Beg
Phivalecian
L. Bosgiand
Oxford
Michael Afauntain
Mewhinney
Board of Education
J.C. Myers
John Banghart Wes
George M. Bartow
Clark
Jomea C. Myurm
Thor
Theodore Pierson
Hombeld
Michael alcCabe
Emperor
Philadelphia
Hoover
Elizabeth Sarttzar
Jacob Seitzar
Martin Hardimans
Wick
Pan] Baumiller
Phillipsburg
Jansen Bros
Rolting Mil
James Tiffany
Paterson
William Daly
Easton Hospital
Daly
William
Geel
Zipp
Rome
Edward Scharrer
David Srimmer
Coeur
John Albright
Ifiva
Ephel
Tuffman
Seelsy Bugler
Wesford
Ladley
Methodist Church
Charles R. Poole
Percy Handerson
George T. Scratter
G. C. Tunison
Win
Clark Smith
Dingle
Nebt
Elgarays
Fife
Empire Steal & Iron Co
Wheir
Quaker Settlement Moves and Farm Occupancies
Horatio Case moves his household to J E Dyer farm for the coming year while Floyd Bond occupies Moses Applegate farm vacated by Stephen Schoolay. Joseph W Dennis will relocate to a newly purchased Barris farm now held by Albert Hendershut. Judge Kittle moves to Staples farm, John Lewis to a newly bought property. About thirty youths hosted by Win Polbeovus with guest Miss Coradell Lanterman. Richard O Connor leases Ayers property.
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Harry Case
Tranquility Creamery
J. E. Dyers
Floyd Bond
Albert Hoendsrahet
Moses Applegate
Stephen Schoolay
Joseph W. Dennis
Barris Far -Upon Tha
Feri
Albert Hendershut
X Mr
Mra
Geo. Gibbs
Judgen Kittle
Staples Farm
John Lewis
Wil Sour
Saudly
Tiilardwlak
Win
Polbeovus
Misa Coradell Lanterman
Towm
Richard O'Connor
Ayers
Mure Note Claims Disturbances Linked to Overwork and Sleep Loss
An old note describes Disturbances of striktora as caused by overwork and nervous tension. It markets a broad tonic called 2 Electric Blttora that supposedly cures liver disorders and various nervous ailments. The ad, signed by N Jenkins, a local druggist, promises 0c price and satisfaction guarantee.
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N. Jenkins
Lecture to be Held at Middle Valley Upton Chapel
Rev. McHanr will deliver a lecture at the Middle Valley Upton chapel on Sunday evening, March 20, on the topic How Bestor is observed in harmony within Moraview church. Local news notes include Jacob A. Phitbower visiting Madison, Irma Norman returning from Woodgien, and several residents ill or traveling including Mrs. L.D. Button and Mrs. Bon Opdyke.
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Califon
Lizzie Davis
Cama
New York
Rav
McHanr
Tor
German Valley
PranbylerhEoboren
Middle Valley
Upton Chapel
Bextor
Moraview
Peter B. Norman
Irma
Woodgien
Hia
Teadle Toots
Anois
Buttons
Farmoreyilla
Tomkins
VL Philhower
Apgar
Avery Mall
Mary Hope
Cokes- Dury
Haines
Romaina
Lower Vale Jey
L. D. Button
Wit Philhower
Mahlon Yeagar
Mr. E. Wear
Far Hilla
Sirs
Opdyke
Tits Neck
Niughzight
Lange
Farmeravitle
Lebanon
Liébanon Township
Broadway social notes and local health updates
Miss Feunia Nixon visits with her sister and others as several residents in the area suffer illness. Herman Beerd may require hospital care after a worsened condition following appendicitis. The Junior League plans a Saturday meeting at 4 o clock chaired by the pastor. Epworth League session Sunday will discuss Heroism and Sacrifice with Howard Gray leading.
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Broadway
Feunia Nixon
Des
Cathorne
Bauton
Illiesy
George Luris
Lester
Oxford
Meri
Spencer Hef
Stevwartsville
Somea
Wom
Inscho
Win
Connell
Herman Beerd
Gad
Epworth League
Olgar
Howard Gray
Isaac Hull
George Thomas
Ciluted
Lola Cowell
New Hampton
Berthe Metler
Stewartsville
Russel Mary
Lena Hovener
Margaret Pine
Ocean Grove
Kay
Mra
Gray
Wesley Grod
Joh Deremer
Philadelphia
Paup Deremer
Jacob Housel
Bertha Scarpa
Dover
Howard Hoppeck
John Deremer
Philip Ervin
Palipsburg
Local Dispatch Notes Moves and Near Misses in New Hampton
New Hampton reports William Weed and family moving from Faston to a nearby town. Eugene Bowlby, after visiting from Stroudsburg, resumes work in Mount Pocono area. Joseph Fritts and family escaped gas exposure when a parlor stove vented, a boy waking to fetch water. Mrs Fritts felt unwell but the family opened windows. a physician was summoned later. Peter Weller’s ewe and another flock yielded three lambs and twins. Weller, a former Washington township school board member, is noted for long service as local students were transferred to the New Hampton school.
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New Hampton
Willian Weed
Faston
Eugene Bowlby
Mt. Pocono
Stroudsburg
Joseph Friita
Fritts
Peter Weller
Weller Planta
Pater Weller
Washington Township
Hou
Warren
Auterdoe
Wlan Ladies
Local Notes on Farm Life and Community Moves
Mortia Blot Anthony reports new farm life changes as Ryernon moved to his farm on Tuesday. Rural mail delivery gains certainty while surveying activity continues in Brepleng burg High Bridge Glen Gardner and Middle Valley. Alexander Anderson engages in surveying. Edmnond Davia acquires a rubber tired wagon. John Johnson shows ear improvement under Dr Fulper care. Elfea Ort to teach school for the term. David B Andergon returns from Newark after three months away.
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Anthony
Mortia
Ninglea
Jobo
Ryernon
Alex. Anderson
Fulper
Elfea
David B. Andergon
Newark
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OPERA
Northampton Street
Easton, Penna
Miller’s
Consols
Jack Rose
le Roy
Bengal
Hunter
Dominators
Hoffman House Climax
le Roy Hofman House
Inhalers
Tom Moore
Str
Bengals
Robert Burns
Buffo
Conti
PoWnny
Chas, A. Miller
Cuctn
Thald
Washington Lurober Yard
W. D. Gulick
Elmore
Tonneau
J. H. Hoyt
Delaware, N. J
Bryant Store
New Jersey
Washington
Cassimeres
Bryant
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