Local Socials and Names at Asbury and Bolter Gatherings
A fragment lists people such as Mr and Mrs Scott, Dorla Harden, Stiles Bostt, and Mina Ldzle at Bidgeville and nearby areas. It mentions Mrs Booth and Mr Lake attending Sunday visits with families from Asbury and Bolter, noting Mr Trestel Smith and his children amid weekend activities in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgevilleg
Merv
Mra. WeScott
Dorla Hardyn
Stiles
Titel
Yidores Apedt
Cas Mn Beding
Asbury
Daniel
Smith
Mr. Lake
Martin
Brilge
Mina
Bolter
Ne Booth
York
Mir
Trestel Smith
Heey
Clinton Y A L Clinton Juniors elect and misinfo
The Clinton Y A L club elected junior leaders including President Kennett Holjes and Vice President George Vuilert. Other named members and local mentions cover property transfers to the Stigera farm, moves to New York, and various community updates such as visits and illnesses among residents.
Local social notes from Califormia area weddings and visits
A string of family visits and gatherings across New Jersey scenes. Mrs Gusts lrotier hosts A C Dagerty and Floholeus guests. Miss Maria George returns with her mother after a brief stay. Russel Thomas and Miss Tema Schuyler come back from Newark. Dayton Young of the U S Navy spends part of a week with his mother. Mr and Mrs Laurous Barber and others visit Bound Brook residents. Mrs Violut mother from New York heads west for a few days with Miss Yourl Sutton. Mr and Mrs Maymond Beam relocate to Long Valley. A brush-clearing appointment in Set ty prompts property works. On the road from Lower Vidley to Spring Valley to Woodalon, Shruce Ren and Glew Guard are mentioned. Preston Parley of Hoffmans weds Miss G Van Dyke of Summit at the bride's home in Summit. The Parleys plan residence at Elomi. Mr and Mrs Arthur Gommin of Breckivyn spend the weekend in town. George Yours, Thomas Neigh attend World Series events in New York City. P Hey, A Il Bronson of Columbus, a former pastor of Lower Valley Presbyterian Church, is noted in connection with local church history. A John Sutton birthday event honoring his sister is reported.
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Y. Alc
Clinton Dua
Wben Jory
Abs Gh
Aagnor
GrEnmisas
Preel+ alent
Kennett Holjes
Gorge Vuilert
Ywiman Hawk Tremures
Gesree MiNgai
Stigera
Cimon
Stiger
Samuel Berry
Glenleita
Jeanette Fowler
Vrank Gullick
New York
Gi Ik Hanks
Ter
Garrett
Krymer
Aaindke
Wednaiay
Frank Latimer
Ing
Mra
Thogart
Hrump
Charles Bunn
Sewark
Mahlon
Geeli $Ine
George Fleming
Brown Caldwell
Waldmore
Atta. Caldwell
Alvcar
John
Helen Sherrod
Gind
Wiliam
Gebhirdh
Handidaw
Buggel Clinchy
Cornwall
Conn
Mis
New Brunswick
Sais
Sled Qurhart
Raton
Aga
Charles Loleh
Misa
Gelstant
Gusts
Lrotier
A. C. Daggerty
Floholeus
Marien George
Werbeum
Eligie Heth George
Russel Thomas
Mise
Tema Schuyler
Newark
Dayton Young
Navy
Laurious
I. Barber
William = Rutledie
Charles Helly
Bound Brook
Mca
Moth
Newiork
Maymond Beam
Long Valley
Lonshir Comunities
Avhti
Laeruitin
Joffmans
Lower Vidley
Spring Valley
Woodalon
Preston Tariey
Hoffman
G . van Dyke
Summit
Brkie
Surmmis
Mrs. Parley
Elomi
Arthur
Gommin
Breckivyn
Hug. Hartman
William Parry
Yours
Thomas Neigh
New York City
P Hey
Il Bronson
Columbus
Lower Valley
Fehurehhi
Tlatwen
John Sutton
High Bridge Social Notes and Local Appointments
High Bridge social notes record Mrs C X Smith visiting with sister Miss Aiury Struble in Washington over the weekend. Visitors from Bethlehem Florida, including Mr and Mrs Heefdy Topher and family, stopped by. Copher formerly in charge of the presquial Troon at the gion Itree Press. resigned to join Garey Printing Co. Beth Inhom and Miss Mate Robinson of Stainfeld attended a Sunday at the Robinson home. Howard Ape and son visited his father. Mrs Wilbur Wyckolt improving after a week illness. Mrs Gligabeth Creler, Miss Jeannette, and Mrs Bloombold Royer attended a reception for State Vice President Mrs Server, who will move to Paterson. Mrs Howie Stires hospitalized in Philadelphia. Local yards workers repaired and sold pea coal at $11 per ton and large river coal at $12. The James Martin house to be vacated by T A Whitford, who resigned from Gaogle offices. two young men will rent it underbid soon. Kaley named to baronet council. Mr and Mrs Edward Lindaman reside at Greystone after moving from North Carolina. Professor Lindeman connected with North Carolina State College. Missionary Society of the Tea church met at Mrs Adu Tiara’s.
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C. X. Smith
Washington
Aiury
Heefdy ‘Topher and
Sin
Bethlehem
Mer. Copher
Jerry Robinson
Howard Ape and Son
Inston
Teving
Wilbur Wyckolt
Gligabeth Creler
Jeannette
Bloombold Royer
Rebekah Lolgo
Airs
Server
Paterson
Howie Stires
Philadelphia
Martin
T.A Whitford
Olfles
Costuyle
Pyot
Edward Lindaman
Hunny
Seeipyhus
Greystone
North Cura
Lindeman Hua Beer
Soulolexy
State College
North Carolina
Missionary Society of the
Mro
Adu Tiaras
Local notes from Mt Hermon and area church life
Miss Berth Lopalt and Mr. Sando lor Potts with Bertha spent Sunday with pirate cousin Trane IL Martuhg. Hush iad family visited friends in Taston Sunday. The Ladies Ald held last meeting at Mrs. Chag Raubs and voted to clean the church on Wednesday. About forty Epworth Leaguers enjoyed a rousing time at Miss Pearl Wheeler's home. A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith Tuesday. Mrs Ethel Cor mine 18 staying a few days at the Smith home. Chas Lonals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berth. Lopalt
Sandelor Potts
Bertha
Trane IL Martuhg
Larry Hush
Taston
Tadies
Chag. Raubs
Epworth
Frank Smith
Mies
Ethel
Smith
Chas. Lonals
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Deehdet
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Jelfield Springs
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Uuengerops
Guy
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National Builders’ Bureau
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Irish Point
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