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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
3
Stewartsville and vicinity report visits of Mrs Hance Bromer from Warren County, church alterations at the Presbyterian building, and a public worship reopening planned. Obituary notes include Thomas Dalrymple, long-time Stewartsville resident, former canal worker, and Odd Fellow. community life covers picnics, socials, and school reopenings along with local accidents and a range of household and farming updates.
Asbury reports visits by Mr and Mrs I H Martin of Bayonte and others from area towns. Watson enjoyed a vacation at his mother's home in Welch and returned to Brooklyn. Stalden Thompson of High Bridge visited his mother. Dr F J Lariew moved his family to Washington to continue practice. Dr EB Moorea of Whitehouse plans to move around September 10. Miss Mabel Weller of Phillipsburg and Miss Ella Stolth of Bloomsbury visited cousin Miss Lula Vilet. Rev G B Haugland and Mr HR Blohay were guests of Like Hopate. Mr and Mrs George Davis of Newark entertained by Mrs Wm M Randolph. A group of young people were entertained at the homes of Miss Sarah Welch and Miss Dianuche wa Smee. Mrs H M Riddle attended the funeral of Andrew Lane at Neshania. Miss Beasie McBlrath, visiting her cavaln Miss Geneve Damon, returned to Jersey City. Mr Myers and family of Paterson spent days with Wm F Rinehart and family. Rev R B Truian of Eveton Conn preached at M church. Miss Lizale and Hattie Thompson visited their brother Byron at Clinton.
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