Mary Young Dies at 78 After Long Illness in New Jersey
Mary Young aged 78 died peacefully at her son Henry Young’s home after nine months confined to her bed in New Jersey. Born in Germany in 1820 she came to the United States in 1840 and lived in Oxford and Hackettstown. She married Henry Young in 1812 and had nine children, eight daughters and one son, all living. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev Maxwell officiating, interment at Hillside cemetery. Survivors include sons John Diesel Belvidere and Henry Young and daughters Mrs Alfred Wulée Paterson Mrs J Thy Barly Hackettstown Mrs P J White Paterson Mrs Jesse Slack Newark Mrs B W Snook California and others. Children attended funeral except Mrs Snook. The family expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness. A parade of small town notes follows including visits, a wedding, a serenade, and school commencement preparations.
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Pringh
Mary Young
Henry, Young
Germany
Hobie
Oxford
Mary Wilbert
Henry Young
John Diesel
Belvidere
John Nichols
Richmond
Alfred Wulée
Imlyestown
J. Thy Barly
Hackettstown
P. J. White
Paterson
Jesse Slack
Newark
Mr. Rabley
B. W. Snook
California
Snook
Hillside
Herphbors
Chas. Blessing
Dover
Misa Dridget. Crynn
Washington, Gras
Pateiek Sullivan
Morrison
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Auburn Seminary
Cresbyteria
John Miers
Sligre
Foster
Ife
Maxwell
John
Mre
Mra Wim
Kimple
Lizete
Sretlo- Wenanale Jardhaan
Pailis Polta
Sackettstown
Bob
Jacob Hartman
Lizzie Swayze
Mims
T. J. Wilatarth
Hope
Thesday
Howde
Thue
William
Sigler
Hlairatnwn
Widers
Guiltson Sigler
Ile
Samuel Berry
Buttyeiile
Crouse
Tenville
Inez
aAdaut
Christina Church
Wilniarth
Pecuest Cemetery
Wye
Marshial
John A. Linaberry
Wil
Winfield Lace
Inukeetstown
Jobin Huimin
Viena
Junction school assembles for music festival at academy
Junction Wis residents attend a Saturday afternoon event at the Academy Inat. A procession led by Citizens Band, local officials, and students moved to Wells Mall for a stage show. A program featured Miss Marion Fritts, Prof Apgar, Rev H Dare, and Mr Hobinson. Evening concert and sermons followed with gifts and refreshments.
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Marion Feltts
Mabel Jussiaer
Aso
Annandale
BJ. Rhodes
Lebanon
Junction
Bani
Fasco
Hobion
Efuntesdon County Pulse Schools
Spasing
Avon River area notes from Butpivilly Ava Watt visit
Ava Watt of Delaware visiting her daughter Mrs Vasse met with an accident on Friday next descending steps. She fell against a cupboard, sustaining minor head injuries and slipped bones bruises. A large stone column collapsed centering the accident. A water works project is discussed to supply village with reliable water. The Epworth League festival is announced with Helgidere Band, Sunday school drills, and choir music enhancing services. Community notes mention salary increases for station staff and civic improvements.
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Butpivilly
Ava. Watt
Delaware
Sirs
Vasse
A Albermon
Belyidere
Sehureby
Wolla
Barrett
Jsother
Lehigh & Wodson
Ranghartla
Epworth League
Helgidere
Childronts
Ginilay School
Emma Allen
Biss Ann Shuler
L.A
Train Collision Disrupts Rail Lines and Wreck at Delaware
Fragmented notes describe a coal train derailment near Delaware injuring no fatalities but delaying the No. 2387 northbound and No. 28 eastbound services. Five tobacco consignments were scattered, engines and coaches damaged, and passengers redirected as crews cleared both tracks after about 7 pm. Local observers mention social visits and Epworth League events amid the confusion.
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Delawale
Jamies
New Yorks
Ben Cool
Columbia
Mabel
Brands
TM. B. Church
Epworth League
Calday
Tenia Lite
Nile
Portland
Delaware Ag
Jared
New WamPlon Resident Attends Concert and Visits
John Reinhart of Landsdown hosted friends on Monday as Miss Celeste Riddin Declla Chandler and Toina Welstad admired the violin mise tab during a concert at Janeti on Saturday evening. Miss HL Porter of Jersey City visits Mrs. Lizzie Gane. Financial note indicates payments exceed twenty dollars yet fall short of two hundred dollars in under a year.
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NEW Wamplon
John Reinhart
Landsdown
Celeste Riddin
Declla Chandler
Toina Welstad
Janeti
HL Porter
Jersey City
Lizzie Gane
Local notices mix with village gossip and ads in scattered tale
A fragmented local column recalls visits by residents and visitors to Dover and Williamsport, notes on a selfie style fraud by an alleged artist, wedding hints, and community remarks. It mentions a fertiliser inspector from New Branford, a doctor’s friends leaving Port Hope, a wedding likely soon, and a cement railroad shop move rumored to Dinellem.
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Staenes Burg
Swiliany Allen
Hh Bickstown
Fikit
Sarah Ut. Freeman
Dover
Joseph Mann
Balestown
Albertson
B. F. Ward
Bean
Prof. Voorhees
New
Andrew Aflen
New York City
Mondow Beoch
Baterday
Gostip
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Epent
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Filia
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