Rounding Up News From Town and Nearby Farms
Marriage in Vienna joins Milas Otelin Curling daughter of Afr and Elea Curling to Charles Teeler of Hagen. Local infant dies from whooping cough. Jessa Moora moved to Morris Plains Hospital for derangements. John Q. Ketcham sells Texan Arabian ponies. Sumner Wikrick injured toe. hog cholera affecting farmers. Daniel Morgan years of illness leaves him weak but mobile outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Otelin Curling
Afr
Elea
John Curling
Charles ‘Teeler
Hagen
Vienna
A. E. Patoonoga
Br James
William Mariott Ie
Mariott
Baddy Wilderck
Butteville
Weis
Samuel L. Wildrick
Jessa Moora
Morris, Plains Hospital
John Q. Ketcham
Mr. Ketchum
Sumner
Wiklrick
Firat
Javye Luego
Daniel Morgan
Oyster supper and harvest festival at M E church
The Indies of the M E church plan an oyster supper and festival in the church basement on Saturday evening November 28. Thanksgiving services will be held at 7 o clock this year in the M E church with Rev E B England of the Presbyterians delivering the sermon. Mrs Hoagland joined her husband in Easton last Wednesday and returned Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Cigar and Mr and Mrs Brown and daughter Nellie visited Everittstown over Sunday. Elwood Hiner and Miss Sarah Welch were guests of Miss Ruth England at Blair Hall last Sunday. Mrs Cawley, lately at Changewater, returned home Saturday. Mrs John Cline and family of New Village and Mrs F P Stith of Broadway were guests of Mrs Mercy Smith last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
M .E
Rev. E. DB
England
Presbyterians
HL Hoagland
Easton
Mre
PO. Brown
Nellie
Frouds
Everittatown
Broadway
Mercy Smith Vast ‘Whureday
Local social notes from Blairstown and vicinity
Hals Esborg and Mrs Chatiey Cannon of Blairstown arrived with their mother Mrs Sarah Anderson and others for a Walnut Valley entertainment. Clarence Vantourn of Lope stayed with uncle Andrew Van Hort. Frank Mingle of Marksboro visited Twceb Beckon Mondey. John Hendershot entertained friends from Johnsonburg. Raynor of Marion moved here and took possession of a farm sold by Benjamin di Re. John L Burt of Marksboro spent days visiting his daughter Mrs Edward Wildrick ist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Chatiey
Canon
Blairstown
Sirah Anderson
Messia
Meinel
Loselike
Butler
Walnut
Valley
Clarence Vantiorn
Lope
Andrew van J Hort
Frank’ Mingle
Marksboro
Twceb Beckon
Mondey
John
Hendershot
Johnson Lurg
Ania
Raynor
Marion
Ohio
Antl
Benjamin di Re
John L. Burt
Mnatksboro
Edward Wildrickist
Local Social Notes From Roubbsburg and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs George Beatty of Hopatcong spent a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Beatty at Cherry Grove. Mr and Mrs Garry Cusky and daughter of Port Murray visited Mr and Mrs O J Barber and family. Mr and Mrs Williger Weasel and daughter Elizabeth of Easton were guests of Mr and Mrs Willever from Friday to Sunday. Mrs Red Dellicker and Miss Clare shopped in Easton last Thursday. Charles Beatty of Califon spent part of last week with his parents Mr and Mrs Tsung Frace and mother of Petersburg. Mrs Jacob Walters, recently ill, is much improved. Mrs Weller Wilover visited friends at aStone last week. Mrs John Thompson suffers a severe rheumatism attack with low hopes of recovery. Mr and Mrs Mark Gullok entertain friends from Jackson's Valley.
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George Beatty
Hopatcong
Apent Inet
Jacob Beatty
Cherryfrog Mers
Garry Cusky
Port Murray
OJ. Barber
Mors Willige Weasler
Elizabeth
Easton
Red Dellicker
Migs’ Clare
Charles Beatty
Califon
Parenta
Tsung Frace
Petersburg
John Thompson
Jacob “Walters
Weller Wilover
Jolnhompson
Marke Gullok
Jackson's Valley
Preserve Morris Canal Against Abandonment In New Jersey
Hackettstown Gazette urges residents of Northern New Jersey to oppose abandoning the Morris Canal. It argues the canal’s value to public welfare, property, and regional development outweighs railroad interests, calling for strong local objections to the commission’s report and timely action by Hackettstown, Washington, and affected boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hackettatown Gazette
New Derings
Lehigh
Hudson
Irigh
Central
Forest
Hackettstown
Washington
Atake
Boards of ‘Trade
Downhip
Lehigh Valley baHroad Company
Social notes from Orange and Newton visitors last week
Ar and Afra Eilenberger spent part of last week at the Aton home Mrs Eilenberger will stay a few days more Friends from Orange and Newton joined hunting trips with local residents George Bennett hosted visitors and notes of gatherings at Union Inn L O Beatty delivered tax notices in town Thanksgiving service planned at Christian church with a meal afterwards Alvin Vanlorn and son planning new business venture in Newark Joslyn Johnsonburg council set meeting for Saturday November 21 Mrs Irene Davis Crosa funeral in New York City attended by I G Read and Re M L Vantlorn relatives visited Newton during hunting season George Matlock of Newton was here with relatives during the early hunt season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra
Dy Eilenberger
Aton
Arthur Hartung
Newark
Rush’ Hartung
Ira Shippa
George Bennett
George Albertson
L. O Beatty
Ouay ‘Wines
Christian Church
Alvin Vanlforn
Clarence
New York
A.A. Vantorn & Son
George Matlock
Newton
Carly Pat
Meeting of Warren County Bible Society discussed fundraising
At the Second Presbyterian Church in Calviders on Tuesday of last week the Warren County Bible Society debated how best to raise interest and larger contributions. Rev Dagnell proposed a resolution authorizing officers and an executive committee to appoint collectors from church areas to visit homes, promote Bibles, and report names and amounts in the annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Bible Society
Second Presbyterian |Ehuyeh
Calviders
Tha Society
B. Dagnell
Wan Counby Bible" Society
Ita
Transit Routes and Sleeper Service From Newark to California
A fragmentary notice describes daily rail service options from Newark New Jersey to California with sleeper cars and multiple routes including through connections to Oregon and Chicago via Cleveland. It mentions reservations and frequent trains, but the text is garbled and many details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Oregon
Destina
Aokewanna
Chiesse
Tre Claveland
Booth- Pat
Passont
Nowark
Rise and Fall of W W Gibbs Promoter of Philadelphia
A long profile traces William W Gibbs once a famed promoter tied to the United Gas Improvement Company and other ventures. It notes his rise from Newark clerk to multimillionaire financier, the collapse of many Gibbs ventures, and a hopeful return to wealth even as Philadelphia interests push down railroad stocks. The piece references his Tony Drexel mansion on Walnut Street as a symbol of his past fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Gould
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William W. Gibbs
Hackettatown
Jé Ds
Gibbs
Talen
Mon+day
New York
Kbinda
William
Warren Gill4
Roda Tahundurs
Vanatm
Nowderdey
Newark
Bauer, Gibbs & Co
Fiat
Ferdinand King
National
Philadelphia, Reading and New England Company
Poughkeepaie Bridge
Philadelphia Electric Company
Mars Jen Company
America
Fortani
Rudy Tourisk
Tony’ Drexel
Eighteenth and
Walnut Streets
silHonatres
Lackawanna Plans Publicity for Towns with New York Ad
Lackawanna railroad officials plan a public promotion to attract manufacturers to Berounaburg and surrounding towns. C W von Broeck presented a plan to board of trade members to run a one year block advertisement in the New York Commercial. The railroad would cover part of the cost with each town’s board of trade contributing about 450 dollars. A New York bureau would provide site details, water power, railroad facilities and electricity to prospective locators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Board of Trade
Ten Brocek
Tockawanna
G. 8. Mosely
New York
Beroudabirg
Ton Broeck
Lackawanna
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Vocalia Orchestral
Ploo.uy
Corie Nile
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Mit
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Dolowt
Addrona
Flornish 'Co
Washington, New Jersey
B. F. Seltzer
Carter Pharmacy
Wesell
Mbe
W. Alleger’s Son
Townbbuey
Asbury
Hals Esborg
Roubsburg
Lion Coffee
W. W. Gibbe
Philncelpnia Capitaltat
Hackeltttons
Ayer
Cawattie
Buckingham's
Metzger
Robert's
Shover
Glen Gardner
Ni Ja Weiter
Benelir
Tally
A. B., Groff. & Bro
A. B, Groff & Bro
Lansdownes
Saparenevenue
Pec
Groff & Bro.'s
A.B. Groff
Theington Lumber Yard
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