Alumni Gather at Hackettstown Reunion
Hackettstown event brings former students together for a Saturday reunion with plans and gatherings noted.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
1
Hackettstown event brings former students together for a Saturday reunion with plans and gatherings noted.
Willing alumni gather at Hackettstown station for a reunion honoring the first president Gen H Whitney. Dr Meeker and faculty lead tours, with a memorial tablet planned by Tiffany for 1000 dollars as donations begin.
A man found along Taslyand tracks near a cement plant after four days without food was taken to Easton hospital in exhausted condition. He, aged 28 and from Boston, said he had been lying by the tracks for days and could not reach a farmhouse. A worker at the cement plant observed him there for some time and believed he was intoxicated. He lacked nourishment and was very weak.
Samples received showcase styles and cuts for garments likely from Brinberg. The notice references pricing and patterns, inviting buyers to inspect items and place orders. Local readers are urged to compare styles and consider purchases from the makers.
A lively program at the public school featured piano solos recitations and a dramatized Life of Columbus. Ruth Snyder and Clarence Stahley delivered strong recitals while Wm Taylor showcased a soprano gala. The students acted in offhand dialogue to simulate age topics. Nearby barn fire at Sunnyside Farm destroys livestock and equipment. Peter Carling, 73, dies after long illness. funeral held with burial in Washington cemetery. District meeting of Oda Fellows held in Washington with degree work by Accho Lodge and state officers in attendance.
The Phillipsburg criminal session opens with Dr. Rhimer facing abortion related charges. Coe Fuller, once linked to Tuxedo theater, shifts to a guilty plea. Nagle and Whine face charges as Williams case nears trial. A May 27 special session plans for Warren County bar member Martin Wyckoff’s passing.
An evening at the Opera House on Saturday features a motion picture presentation titled The Adventures of Kath B Phe Colonel. The text notes the existence of the film and its exhibitions.
The Shel anna conference of the Warren Co Epworth League is set for next Thursday at the Washington Methodist church. Morning session features prayer and praise led by Clark Shafer, sermons by Rev Sackeon of Fackettstown, and reports by Jt. Leamie and Mia Jan Ta Skinner. Afternoon includes evangelistic exercises by Rev B R Whitmore, addresses on Our Yellow Brothers and The Old Evangelism, and a New Evangelism talk by Rev So B Leech. Evening service led by Rev Ran Wagenhof with music and recollections from Dr. Recollections committee.
The marriage of Rev. Elias B. England and Mrs. Anna C. Dawes was announced, with their wedding conducted by Rev. F Local in Staten Island at Mrs. Creveling's home in Kersey City. The ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast and plans to reside at the Asbury parsonage. Also announced is the formation of Beaver Tribe No. 7 at Clinton to replace a surrendered charter, with Jon M. Snyder organizing and members listed among leaders and dignitaries.
A chaotic household note chronicles a consternation over a nocturnal yard cat problem. Residents discuss gunfire, looming animal disturbance, and a carnival of cats on the back fence with no clear remedy.
Washington board of health approves a State tuberculosis exhibit to travel on June 3 9 16 and 11. The display will be at M A Pierceon on Broad Street with free admission and daytime school and evening adult programs including motion pictures lectures and local speakers. Ascension Day services planned at Presbyterian church with Deblo lay Commandery marching in. Estimates of damages after a chicken stealing incident noted with stray shot at a resident’s home.
The first game marks the season start on May 30 with a big lineup and local excitement. Fans and teams prepare for a ceremonial opening and competitive opener to kick off the season.
A slate of nine new players is announced for Washington baseball, including McPhillips at pitcher Fitzhenry at third base and Hawk in the outfield. Memorial Day will see a double program at Phillipsburg and Washington with park celebrations and a major game between strong teams, plus preparation for a season cost around 40000 dollars.
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