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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
6
A string of social visits, weddings, and family reunions dot Phillipsburg and nearby towns. Visitors from Newark Hackettstown and Middletown NY mingle with residents, while a large Hildebrant gathering features the 20th Century Band and a school address. Also noted are a missionary concert, local real estate moves, and a gas company dispute over free lighting.
A mixed page of short items notes visits and health updates. Sue Ward visits family in Hainesport. E Eing family enjoy a trolley ride. Mrs Elizabeth Hoagland’s health declines and she plans to move to South Bethlehem. Charles Angle travels to Philadelphia. Heirs of Mrs Sarah Gilbert plan a public sale of personal property. Carriage incident injures a child. horse restrained. Jessie Bowery returns from Warr RE Oil Co trade trip. Angio to enter State Normal School. Robert Evans takes vacation from N W & W railway. Charles Newhaker and Frances Vanu Kle marry at bride’s home. Mrs Elbert Albertson hosts Columbia friends. Mrs John Eltochen entertains visits. Sue Misao Snyder visits Martin’s Creek. Dr Haughwout visits Michigan. Mrs Haughwout in Allegheny. Ramon's Nerve and Bone Ointment recommended for burns and pains. Warren County Drug Store promotes it. Stephanburg notes Haase family, Delaward trip, and local weddings and funerals. New tram bridge planned to replace old plank bridge. Sunday school sermon by Chas Haase. plans for fall house. Dorward Fritty and others visit nurtured by relatives. ad for Arnica and generic remedies appears.
Edward Hance of Long Island City and Mrs. B. E. Clark visit, Edizon plant updates for Portland varnish, Harmony Pus complaints about scams, farm life colors and school attire, Miss Fitzabeth Kaysworth and Helen Stone visits, Greenwhich Poulip Farms ad, and county political opinion amid Traction Company debate.
Remains of Tenac DaWitt were taken to Brondaburg for burial amid a traditional service. He was about 60 years old, survived by four children, and had recently stayed with his nephew Whitfield DaWitt who found him in the wagon house. Numerous family and community members are noted in the day’s notices as they travel, visit, and plan church duties and gatherings.
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