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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1903

Page

9

Rutherford mountain road project to be graveled

Local notes report ACLAMUCHY to furnish sloos for tower at Rutherford mountain road entrance. Miss Edith Arden of Stewartsville visits. Miss Lizzie Duta rents stone house on Till property for summer guests. Duck industry at Park shows promise. pheasant cull yields fox hunt results. Various local residents and visitors mentioned with minor health, employment, and social updates.

Rutherford Mountain Road Woo Ingig O'Donnel & BoManinan Mra. Uilker Bouthtows Misseos Edma Lizzie Duta Air Rutherford Edith Arden Stewartsvilfe Mbeene Stafford Nas Elmira Missus Oslo Addie Guest Nowerk Duanean Buna Bla Thor Reynard Lizgle Primirosa Markahora

Local church sermons and social notes in brief

Rev B B England of Washington preached at the Presbyterian church last Sunday with Mrs England, a quiet audience present. Several residents visited family and friends in Brooklyn Jersey City and Easton during the week. A school festival at Hicks school netted about 40 dollars aided by Mrs G L Teansue Mrs W P Rinehart and Mrs T F Cawlay. Shoda sustained an ankle sprain leaving her temporarily unable to resume duties.

Asbusey B.B. England Washington Presbyterian Church Mra England Bristol Bsron Thompson Frank Evans Clinton Guese Are

Quarterly conference and local events noted in Andaraon area

The report lists a quarterly conference in Andaraon, festival plans at Mt. Lebanon, a Pennsylvania railroad baggage station note, and visits by D. B. Frilty to Taylor Flumerielt. Alex Anderson was unanimously appointed county engineer. Beal prepares to distribute water.

Anthony cAlex Anderson Freeholders Taut Boutarden County Mr. Beal

Hackettstown notes and area society updates

Miss Corrie Hill of Belliwater and Mr Andre Morning of Binkstown wed near Belliwater on May 12 2003. Hackettstown Board of Trade prepares a Picturesque Hackettstown brochure. Miss Eliza Forler of Hackettstown to Dr Skillorn of Philadelphia wed June 3. DilGord I Newman plans to practice law in Paterson. Belvidera notes discuss a street sprinkler. Tobelen township Sunday school district institute set for June 1 at Warren Paper Clubs chapel with programs. Miss Sarah Dersmer of Allantohy pricked by cactus thorn. risk of blood poisoning noted. Iron workers on Martins Creek building seek higher pay. demand granted. Dr Harry Buzzard of Harmony marries Miss Jonnie Roseberry. to reside in Harmony. Weat Portal notes New York parties eye Pelita property. Winthrop Rutherford planning a summer residence at Allamuchy on Til farm overlooking Allamuchy pond. Board of Trade pursues wealth and leisure arrivals. agents offered for rental ads. N. Hunterdon figures report deaths of George W Gano and George W Strouhie. North Beach pond project advances. Stanhope electric light plant nearing completion. Dr John Hann dies in Elizabeth. Somervill department to stage a local talent show May 2 20. Newton area churches suffer from Cranberry Lake proximity. Cranberry train disruption noted. Sussex county officials discuss road contracts. bids rejected for lack of fair competition. Morris county driving association forms in Morristown. Decoration Day opening meet planned. Mercer Circuit hears Swayze in debut. Newton license for Andrew R Brickner grows. summer boarding expansion planned.

Corrie Hill Belliwater Andre Morning Binkstown Hackstintown Board of Trade Hackettstown Tor Eliza Forler Dr. Skillorn Philadelphia Domo DilGord I. Newman Dot Judge Bhipman Botyidore Patfraon Belvidera Papere Blueca Tobstenite Warren Paper Clibs Sarah Dersmer Allantohy Martin's Creek Farvike Harry Buzzard Harmony Easton Hospital Jonnie Roseberry Lower Mt. Kethel Township Buzzard Weat New York Towm Peltla Thay Luy Losey Winthrop Rutherford Allamuchy Til Farm Allamnchy Pond Ackettatown Grretle Board of Trade George W. Gano Hunterdon Norton Ozod George W. Strouhie High Bridge Proumonti Phifed Lohig Wen North Beach Empira Cut Glass Plalegeas Stanhopena Momoof de Veh Turner John W. Hann Hyod Liv Qlon Gardner Elizabeth Aoson Borled Quaterdou County Andrew Wack Bmiddle Valley Sidi Nelag Somervills Fre willelre a_elves Focal Talent Wilton Thomas Avn Buakers Aliford Vaarhall Newton Cranberry Labs Plaronigor Tratn Robert A. Mester Sussex Replater Donaldurty Justor Sussex County Wack Marcadany Emmet H. Bell Saavear Warren County Marila Pantleman Morris County Sira Bros Morristown Walter da Camp Washington Trenton Tras American Das Lee Swayze Mercer Court Andrew RB Brickner Snawex Hoe Sprig Street Snch Hunt Monastr

Beattestown Community Notes and Notable Departures

Mrs G D Dougle returned home after two weeks with her daughter in New York. Rosetta Pool and Eva Reed visited family here. Mr and Mrs Whit Stanhans hosted guests. Poros Bkinner returned from New York after a week with Mrs Jacob Skinour. Aaron Wolverton is nearly recovered from a fall. Sunday school officers kept all posts except Lila Elia Mershon who resigned to study at an institute. The congregation heard Mr Chantuan Keain on Sunday.

G.D. Dougle Dire Ralph Cutler New York Rosetta Pool Oscar Pool Fred Guerin Jeremilah Reed Wm. Read Whit Stanhans Edgar Wiley Poros Bkinner Jacob Skinour Ming Eva Reed Rockaway Mires Aaron Wolverton Mixa L. Elia Mershon Hone Chantuan Keain

Local notes from Vienna and surrounding towns

Community snippets list residents visiting relatives and traveling to Hoboken and Easton. Items mention Mr and Mrs James F Boyd and family, Miss Macy Cutdains of Dover with grandmother Mrs S A Cummins, Mrs George B Kerrill visiting Hoboken, Mr J F McClellan, Wm Ted Alvin Bartow and Hart Howe fishing at Budd's Lake, and Andrew Albier completing a business course at Coleman’s Newark.

George Sharp Butteville Spane James F. Boyd Losgot Belhev Christian Conference Sucession Baleville Sussex County Mise Macy Coleman Newark Ted Alvin Bartow Hart Howe Budd's Lake Finoy Mra Lillian Borns BackeHatown Mea J. kteLenn

Pleasant Grove Church Notes and Local Incidents

Pleasant Grove reports Rev J W Cowden preached last Sabbath at German Yellow with Rev W S Desp occupying the pulpit here. John Sikor and son of Newark visited, the church halls are being repapered under Gav A Lance. Pett y robberies are noted with cellar thefts of butter and groceries at Mrs John Sik or and Lou Fritz. Ab Stephensburg is planned for next Sunday. Mr McGoy, father of Mrs Lavy, was ill Monday evening and confined to his room. Dr Simpson of Middle Valley attends. Rev B J Morgan of Staniope visited the area and checked the cellar work on Tuesday.

J. W. Cowden John Siikor Newark Gav. A. Lance Middle Valley Patty John Stiker Lou Fritz Ab Stephensburg Biedd, McGoy Lavy Bdan Thanas de. Simpson B. J. Morgan Staniope Cellerat Tha Mansa

Life-saving claim for Electric Bitters in stomach ailment

A local buyer reports success with Electric Bitters curing a stomach ulcer case after violent hemorrhages. The testimonial claims rapid improvement and 14 months without further attacks, endorsing the tonic for dyspepsia indigestion and liver issues with a Warren County drugstore as the source.

G. Murritt Mehnopany N. Donkins Warren County Drug Store

Paine's Celery Compound Promoted as Life Restoring Medicine

An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a proven cure for hopeless cases. It claims the remedy builds up strength and restores vitality, especially when one feels tired or discouraged, and urges households to keep it on hand.

Paine

Salem Board Introduces Sewing In Public Schools

News briefs report the Salem Board of Education adding sewing to public schools. Other items note a 40,000 dollar fail to be con ald-red by Middlesex Board of Freeholders, five murders in Passaic county in three weeks, Budd Jr. dying in Camden, a typhoid fever death at 36, and no more sudway at the Trenton state fair. Also mentioned: local road work funding, a large residence project at Larunda ville, Hobart birthday observances, and John W. Griggs delivering the oration with state officials expected to attend.

Salem Board of Education Middlesex Board of Freeholders Passaic County Jefarson Henry J. Budd, Jr Camden Trenton Delawarg Washington Park Philadelphia L.C. Blair John I Paterson Garret A. Hobart Hopart John W. Griggs Assembly

Railroad Rumblings and Projects at Valley Lines

The Lehigh Valley Railroad earns over eight percent on its 40 million capital stack. The Lehigh & Hudson Railroad plans a large freight depot and a water tank at Philipsburg roundhouse. A new modern station rises at Mauch Chunk for the Connoquenessing excursion trains. John Croydan patents a locomotive spark arrester attachment now in use on the New Jersey Central line. A Delaware Water Gap injury case results in a 59,000 verdict. Memorial Day events feature Cranberry Lake and the Old Locomotive parade with the United Blazer in Newark's Casson.

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