Freemolders Board Concludes Term and New Officers Elected
The old board at Belvidere completed business and retired while new members took oaths and formed committees. George A Anglen re-elected as attorney. Dr Hoagland remained as almshouse physician. county physicians and jail issues were debated. park, memorial day and picnic arrangements approved. concerns over jail conditions spurred a forthcoming inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Angle
Hackettstown
Cartart
Phillipsburg
Hosta
Barron
Shiretown
Lavoe
Adj
Andee Storrow
Freehall
Vaura
Rob Cirhert
Pellinshirce
George Bof Towngant
Allamuchy
Abipman Padawa
Ernest
Canory
George A. Anglegna
M. Rosebeery
Atornay
Angle
Couty Oles Phyeis
de. L. B. Loxgland
Tanison
Oaford
Hoagland
Tanigon
Hogelind
Nimshouse
Wieder
Henderson J
Balford
Flaming
Rotiney
Lake
Cook
Stocker
Mowder
Waltera
Halied Ag Coud
Belvidere
S. of V. Oihe
Picnia
E . Bhai Barkar
Local Roads and Thatcher Win Praise in Warren County
A high compliment was paid to Joseph R. Thatcher yesterday when he was unanimously floated to the office of diranine of the s ourch. Thatcher's popularity with Washington borough officials and three years on the board led to strong support for his re election. He was born in Virginia, raised in Warren County, and has long promoted good roads. He previously served as borough clerk and council member, and represented Needham Piano in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarfctorsa
Thas
nPxkene
Waghington
Tha’ Herrd
Warren
Thatcher
Virginia
Washington
Hod
Cominion Council
Ha Ira
Needham Piano and ‘Organ Company
London
Pleasent
Horouzh
Ina
Great excitement in city over lamp and crowd disturbance
A jugs passing on West Stewart street near Enoch Carpenter and Danial H Betty triggers alarm as lamp is knocked down. Fire company members restore order at the Washington National Bank building hall after a scare causes a panic. chief pulls lamp outside to stop danger. Also notes leather company awards for a new Rackettstown plant and school board notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Street
Enoch Carpenter
Danial H. Betty Feet
Velvel
Washington National Bank
Pullee Shropa
Doora
Gloriously Unruly Sabbath Narrated in Hackettstown Ride
A chaotic Sunday tale centers on James J. Corblalea who drank, drove livery horses, and caused disorder when arrested for speeding. After a court futilely wrestled with his antics, he faced fines and a brief jail spell, later released only to be rearrested by animal cruelty agents for unsafe conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Carblalea
Sanday
Sooann
New” York
Lowat
Itha World
Harry Christina
Arig
Hackettatows Iin
Judlee Lindinersy
Varblalea
Eay
Do -Hafara
Stryker
Delock
Corbinios
Raina Unter Tia
Juethen Lingabearry
Corblaies
Troy
Hudson River
Young
Scranton
Belvidere
Increased Capital Stock for Baaton and Washington Traction
The Baaton and Washington Traction Company increases its capital from 125000 to 1260000. Plans call for trolley lines from Easton to Hackettstown and Belvidere to Clinton via Washington. Mayor Robert M. Petty notes building will wait for required front changes, while reports say right of way and two major routes near Phillipsburg and Washington are being prepared. The power house will be at Washington with power from Easton Power Company. construction aims to start soon though some obstacles remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Baaton and
Washington Traction O Company
Ubit
Easton
Hackatta Town
Belvidere
Clinton
Washington
Robert M. Petty
Newark Evening News
Phiipsburgh
Tata
Provident Petty
Alec Ddupnon
Marck
Eraning
Philipsburg
Wummur Sh
Rohd Wil Beni
Indaime Plecca
Ordora Placa
Hutdeanow
Phillipsburg
Waellington
Easton Power Compang Oi
Edison
New Village
New Road Bids Opened For Independence Area Macadam Road
Bids opened at the St. Cloud Hotel Washington on Saturday for about ten and a half miles of macadam road in Independence, Greenwich, and Pocoplisette townships. Salmon Bros led with the lowest bid. others included Hrech Callan, Miles Pohl Contracting, and Manson & Company. Total cost about 359,000. Work to start after January and finish by October first. Festive dinner at St. Cloud for bidders praised the event by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salen Bros
Independence
Greenwich
St. Cloud
Washington
H.R. Salmon
Ledpewnod
Ab Balvidera
Hrech & Callan
Plemington
Miles Pohr Contracting Company
Easton
Manson & Company
Rickaway
Tha St. Cloud
Staaten
Che Dignor
Les Crear
Warren County
Jbmens
Washington High School Announces Eight Graduates
Eight members compose the Washington High School graduating class Alfred Grot Ada Pitts Stella Hatobar Linda Osborne Edith Rindolph Bila Rob bing Anna Speirs and Olive Willever. Commencement exercises will be held in the Washington Opera House on Sunday June 19. Alumni banquet may follow on the preceding Saturday. A notable record is four years with only five and a half days of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High Schopl Aonual Dinnur Possthia
Thera Ara
Washiington High School
Alfred Grot
Ada Pitts
Stella Hatobar
Linda Osborne
Edith Rindolph
Bila Robbing
Anna Speirs
Olive Willever
Commandemant
Will Habel
Washington Oper Henge
Cehool
Reservoir Project Promises Large Local Water Supply
A new reservoir project by the Lopatcong Water Company aims to store thirty million gallons for Merrill Brook area and supply a two million gallon secondary reservoir. Work, begun two months ago in Lee mountain near Stewartaville, involves laying pipes, blasting, and road changes. The plant envisions a concrete dam, 200 feet wide and 40 feet thick, with a ten acre watershed, and is expected to finish by August. Local residents fear canal water diversion but assurances have been given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low's Hollow
Stewartaville
Aoung Kunauala Wong
Lee Mountain
Creasing & Hugn
Merrill Brook
Dai
Theodore Metz
Ingernol
Reapeat
Rospypons School Bouge
Ittekline
Wa. K
Twowipson
Rte
EaViles- Bela -Ches
Augie
Keil
Aaa
Tna Iageraoll Uopany
Bath
Morrill Brook
Canal Company
Lad
Pvor Shilinger
Elegant Palaca organ order ties to Madras empire
The Corniah Oa received an order for a fine Palaca organ for a prince known as the Malarsjih of Bobih, a powerful lantern potentate in Madras provinces. In a separate item, Alvin Bann of Bloomsbury, employed at Alpha jgemient works, was struck by a train near Alpha and died at Eneton hospital, leaving a wife and two children. funeral held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corniah
Malarsjih
Bobih
Madras
India
Boblil Industins
Gonteal Hamond
Alvin" Bann
Bloomesbury
Alpha Jgemient Works
Alpha
Owara Cotof
Eneton
Buono
Banks on Roll of Honor earn national distinction
Mirat National Bank of Washington and The First National Bank of Washington gain Roll of Honor status. The Roll lists banks meeting high standards of surplus and profits relative to capital, per the Comptroller of the Currency. Only 693 of 4,601 national banks qualify. This marks a notable achievement for Washington's financial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirat National— Bank of Washington
Mag
Firat National Bank of
Washingon
United States
New York
Fann Nv Bank
Weahington
Politician and wine man Wolverton found in Newark
Chester Wolverton once a bright Hunterdon County lawyer and state assembly representative lies on a Newark sidewalk after days of wandering and injury. Once prosperous and involved in politics and publishing, he now endures a degraded state amid a faded career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Welverloi
Anathys
Janation
Clinten
Leter
Jorapy City
Newark
City Hospital
Tom Cheater Wolverton
Wolverton
Hunterdon County
Prominda
Lackawanna Time Table Changes Affect Washington Passengers
A fragmented Lackawanna timetable notes new adjustments impacting Washington arrivals and departures. No. 8, the fastest train, no longer stops here after 9:06 p.m. and No. 410’s southern route changes may affect connections to New York. The Tonerion branch timetable shifts enable a 8:10 p.m. departure to Traecion with a 3:40 a.m. return, aligning with No. 6 to Buffalo. Train No. 110 from Liston will stop at Broad Street crossing in Washington. Additional notes cover mail car coupling changes at Broad Street siding and local commercial notices for ice cream and horses for hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Umw
New York
Toneiion
Traecion
Sinatend
Junation
Icazord
Fay Buffalo
Liston
Broad Street
Joe the Garber Cleans House in Naark Robbery
Report of Joseph M Wolfe and his wife who re rented a barber shop worker's townhouse, emptied Mr and Mrs Lindaberry home Sunday, stealing clothes undergarments and a valuables worth about 820. The couple left town after packing their bags and valuables, taking credit for an ongoing plunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Wolfe
Etnney'a
Naark
Herad Sra
Wolfs
Barber Biouay
Licaberry
Wolfe
Blaiisy
Chunk
Kinney
Mr. Wolfe
Sir
Mrs. Linaberry
Heckattstongy
Stutra
Linaberry
Wall Ag
Lindaverry
Grand Fraternity Organizes In Washington
A branch of the Grand Fraternity formed in Washington on Monday with 20 charter members. Officers named include Commander Robert Holann and Treasurer Mark Shator. After ceremonies, attendees dined at Shurte's and visited Crancona for dessert. A regular meeting place and future plans to be decided next Monday. Local news notes mention cement closing and land options near Washington, with farmers hoping the project progresses and company representatives to visit soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caan Teathta
Soelal
Washington
Dover
I. of Plali and Earther
Gweata Varteok
Shurte
Crancona
D. Fred
Allen
Robert Holann
F.C. Shurte
Turner Binnie
Recordac
Coleotor
Théodors Blastes
Mark’ Shator
Teagtees
Lwik
Cement Glose Ry
Thera Acoma Gothing
Rf Newapaper Ieaea
Comadnte
Bowera
Rinehart
Flaming
Riegel
Blanka
Uigy
Olioah
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MR. Thatcher
Old Board
Balvidero
Hotal Balvidera
Direntor
County Butt
Bonda
Ronda
AIM Bs
Amamuang
West Stewart Rede Dwerting Galle
Board of Education
Washington Patil School
Bitton
Mille
Gorge R. Ueuler
Minton & Nixon
I N the Roc
A. Davidson
Paragon
Kranich & Bach
Koller
Muala
Baaton
Serioua
Robert Gallaway
Harvey 3
Crana
Balvidere
Blair
Belvidera
Shafte
Gallaway
Milas Charlotte Smith
Philadelphia
Orana
Ereneays
Romain Opon
Atore
By Water Co
Ingersoll
Chester Wolverton
Caper Honturdon
Lackawanna
Junction Brinch
Ivatanca
Drall
Northampton Street
Orall
Ashtetn
Qherten
South Alde
Uohtetn
Rother
Lyn
Wriday
Cemlein
Joe the Garber
Hls Wite
Winery
Tadic
Wall, Peer and
Patatoab
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