Journey Through Upper Warren Described In A Hope Chronicle
A travelogue recounts a Northern New Jersey to Hope journey via Luttzville to Calitola with stops at Elopo and Millbrook. The author notes Moravian heritage, hotel renovations by Dr. Andreet, a reading room plan, and the Columbia Inn. The ride highlights Scenery, Deer preserves near Worthington, and mountain vistas from Blue Mountains with towns like Blairstown and Millbrook showing growth and railroad prospects. The piece preserves a journal tone, praising progress and local prosperity along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Warren
Oxford
Luttzvilla
Elopo
Joseph Ambov
Andreet
Cooke Brothers
Capnelly
Hope
Alice Betn
Canvartad Tata
Innand
Py H.W. Rundie
Trundle
Hoxtulry
Wee Toy Gestylait
Iowan Peery
Coaumbla
Jehan C. Kitchan
Columbia
Elause
Teyt Eligi
Dubiwitre
Walter
Perdons
Erie
Baruly
Mlue
Mountainy
Delaware
Cotaalibe
Bakerie
Suwerak
Daulawdre
Worthington
Bere
Millbrook
Sussex County Line
Boxan
Poona
Prent Bluy
Courey
Tun Mackshoro
Blairstown
Bidrstown
Miairstows
Iitratown
Walnut Valley
Hamesbare
Polkile
Mount Hermon
Rast Bicycle Ridge Pain Relief Salve Ad
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Ar-Mea Salve to treat pains from accients sprains and bruises. It claims cures for various ailments and promises guaranteed relief for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salithy FN
Jenkins
Warren County Drug Ata
Philippine Letter From Nasugba Provides Soldier’s View
A fragmentary wartime letter from Corporal John Ef details life in the Philippines. The writer describes marches, mountain trails, local scenery near Nasugoa and Manila Bay, equipment carried, and daily rations. He mentions Major’s Cement promotion and local stock news from the Newton Herald, including Sussex Railroad stock gains and a possible inheritance issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Solier
Dar Oonebary
Gorporal
Tommy Atkins
Nasugba
Nale
Nelos
Manila Soy
Nasugoa
uzRa
Banalis
Rive
Sibley
Real estate transfers listed for record in county clerk’s office
A long list of real estate transfers lodged for record including parcels in Phillipsburg, Pelatcong, Oxford, Harmony and Independence with various sellers and buyers. Amounts noted range from 1,000 to 4,000 dollars, dates in 1900, and several transfers involve named individuals and towns. A separate item describes a new car with features and upholstery, plus a brass table presented to Drow Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Uane Fry
Agata Fry
Greenwich
Phillipsbure
la Gaur
Italo ‘Ternalli
Phillipsburg
Philipsburg
Mary Powelson
Margaret Slacker
Pelatcong
Eligabeth Oberly
George D. Inogho
Laella Thompson
Washington
Jacoy L Romex
Independence
Kone
George B. Cole
Gonree Cyureter
Blairstown
Cor Vers
Blairatown
DO. Ta & Wolls
New York
Morrlytown
Drow Theological Seminary
Ab Madlaot
Drow
Moltha Olaages
Cormall-ibrary
Local Notes of Milletrook and Surrounding Towns
A scattered bulletin records visits by Superintendent Atwood to Milletrook and Cannon, plus residents including Mrs Atwood and Miva Wainwright in Auddietown. Other lines mention Stroudsburg visitors, Swirths near Caliton, and local business updates. A thunderstorm fire damaged ex-Sheriff Van Campen’s barn and outbuildings with cows and corn saved. insurance values cited. Dr Solo advertises medical visits at St Cloud Hotel and office in Euston with hours and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morriy Plains
Tors Ira
Geo
Shotwell
Caliton
Willy Sith Ty
Dave
George Shotwell
Vail
George Hpangenburg
Uzal la Barrery
George M. van Campen
van Campen
Ruroor
Oyuswork
Dr. Solo
St. Cloud Hotel
Ly Bomo Oitica
Northwird Street
Euston
Bluece
Wedding and society notes from Rockport and surrounding areas
Rockport society pages report a wedding at the Beatty home as Estella Beatty marries Charlick Walker of Newark with Rev Venwar officiating. Other items note visits, guest days, and social calls among local families, a school break for vacation, and several short mentions of residents and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Nuvey
Mira
Scott
Port Cokten
Herman Langer
David Wodman
Port Mureray
Andrew Danley
Jane Osun
Mig Morris
Phillipshurr
Jacob Beatty
Estella
Charlick Walker
Newark
Stev. T. Edwin Venwar
Port Moray
Walker
Fred Daellicker
Alutor
Jacob Martens
Daston
Mary J. Davin
A. AL. Coman
Community Notices From Knowlton Church and Elections
Knowlto n residents attended a Congregational meeting on Saturday to elect seven trustees, with new members Wm. Perry Harkinson Blair J. K. Brands Win Pawisher Jerentlal Flammortelt Marshall Wilker Edwin Hartzell. Locals hosted visiting relatives and friend s including Misa Lily Knowlto x in Batts ville and Mrs. John Daniel of Chine Han. Mrs. Elias Carel, recently moved to Wall, died unexpectedly Tuesday. funeral at Knowlton church Friday, burial in Knowlton cemetery. She leaves a husband and two daughters Mrs Anson McCain and Mrs Edwin Hartzell, mourned by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lily Leida
Battsville
Grandma
Nertia Lelta
Townsbury
Factoris Mathir
John Danield
Chine Han
J. 1
Lindaberry
Mit
Harmon
Peank Qunfield
Saven Trustens
Thera
Tha Oppo ‘Nanta
Tan Ihajority
Perry
Harkison Blair
J. K. Brands
Win Pawisher
Jerentlal Flammortelt
Marshall Wiilker
Edwin Flartzell
Elias Carel
Wall
Anson McCain
Edwin Hartzel
Knowlton
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Cos
Warren County Drug Store
FN. Jenkins
Springer’s
Easton
Springer's
Muuimeny
White Mountain
Shorts Bros
Py's
Madr Sr
Hadies
Show Goods
D. Cornish
Washington, New Jersey
Spanos
Sontown
Aodaaye
Urganss
Enareatoo
Blue Mountains
H. Johnston's
Teenie Major
Mejor
Funnus Cement
Faely
Ehune Major
Majec
Nesmine Casey
Majfir
Sussex
Newton Herald
Sussex Raailroad
Edward Phillips
Simon Philips
Edward
Theodore Morford
Sussex Nation Bank
Rockport
H. Clark
Channney, In
DeWitt Witeh
Hazel Silve
Warren Count
HYDRO
Lithia
Akea Chemical
Baltimore, MD
Dr. Seip
Grim
A. J. Stark
First National Bank
Prudential
An Sie
the Prudential
Edgar B. Ward
Vice Press
Forrest F. Dryden
John P. Dryden
Leslie D. Ward
A.V. Lunger
Assi
Washington National Bank
Tired Street
W. Washington Ave
Washington, D. J
Easton, PA
Ingram
Axminsters
Savonnienes
Rader’s
Washington Lumber Yard
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