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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
6
Local Belvidere notes report a busy season with spring elections, church matters, and social events. Ue Angle elected delegate to General Assembly. farm season opens April 24. various moves, illnesses, and gatherings unfold, including weddings, birthdays, and a large charitable feast.
Mrs Jacob Byaty spent a week at Newark with friends. Mrs Billa Deremer of Baokettatown visited Mire Jobo Henderson and Mrs Weller Wiilever at Binton. Daniel Deremer of Vienna attended services Monday. Funeral attendance included Mrs Mayberry Guligh at Port Murray. Robert Button Jr. plans to farm near Beattyestown this spring. Miss Plogsis Martentsis visited Morriatowne friends. Mrs J O Danley and Mrs Andrew Danley chaperoned Mary Huil noo near Port Murray Thursday. Rev Hunting of Backoteatawa to preach Sunday April third. Miss Atella Beatty returned home after visiting Newark. Mrs Mary Wiliever of Wankington visited her son Weller last week. Movers included Phillip Barker to W Barnum farm near Port Hurray, George Gallara to vacated farm, John Kenderson to Jacob D Davis farm, Win McCracken to Oyun farm, Win Gailok to 8 W Dayla farm. The Star and Tribune Weekly, NY Tribune, $2.25 per year.
News from New Hampton reports the Weletead family planning a move to Weebington around April 20, along with neighbors losing church and Sunday school workers. Local items mention Abel of Plalaheld visiting, sidewalk damage from car traffic, and property owner logs protecting the walk. School updates include new door and shutter installations, measles affecting Oscar Fisher, and a dog incident ending in the death penalty for a dog. George Burslem of Princeton Theological Seminary preached at the Valley Presbyterian church.
Public vendue ordered by Warren County Orphans Court on February 5 1604 to partition Elijah N Dilts estate. Multiple tracts in Washington Township Warren County New Jersey described with precise bounds and measurements. Sale set for Saturday at 2 PM at the St Cloud Hotel Egpud NJ. Also notice of settlement for Jacob Fitts estate audit on April date with fees and newspaper rates listed.
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