Local Correspondence from Belvidere and Vicinity
Local items report William Wolfé returning home after three weeks visit with his son John at Little Ferry, and his daughter-in-law and two children accompanying him. Notes cover visits, health updates, school reopenings, railroad surveyors in town, and various petty local incidents and chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Wolfé
John
Anos Beam
Edward ‘Smith
Fy Basten
Mmilny Ollie Asers
Saumel Lipplicolly
Phillipeburg
Milton Craty
Mary Schuyler
Drakestown
Mra
Jacob Sulth
Sigitt Wi
Wintermute and
Fensily
Higsdutee
George Seyhart
Geo. A. Weigelt
Otto Fe. Wacenhur Fred
C. Merene
Mr. Davidson
Selkman
Scranton
Atnisteongey
Thomas O'Niel
Belvidere
Stiler
Philadelphi
Frank Chas
Kesward Plate
Pallipsburg
Chas
Walter
Eimer 1
Quah
Q. Henry Bande
Baston, SA
Lingserey
Rangers Week Rierelsville
Pay Edward Colen
Yrky van Toss
Wars Row
Ingson- Eudsan
Local Notes and Community Items From Washington District
Fragments report Sunday visits and family gatherings in East Stroudsburg Nor mal School, and travel by campers to Washington DC. Thieves raided Lightcap’s watermelon patch with a significant fruit theft, a shot fired at one thief, and Miss Lizzie Melroy returning from Pennsylvania. Advertisements urge farmers to prepare bunkers and note Frank Woodrull’s fishing success. A patent remedy for colic and diarrhoea is sold locally as the best remedy for bowel troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckworth
George Young
Obirds
Lézhtonp
Lizzie Melroy
Pennaylynnie
Alfie Rolston
James 15. Ferrell
Burntt House
SV. Va
PF. N. Donkinay
Washington
M. I. Albright
Junction
Local Notices and Family Updates From Sunday
Reading a jumble of domestic items, a notice notes Mr and Mrs War Stout expecting a daughter, with adopted child hopes. Also mentions Miss Saayes for cats and a medical cure ad, plus a few local family movements and minor accidents.
Local Notables and Town News Headlines
Mary Ann of New York visits relatives for a few days while Margaret Hiveing returns to New York City. A 54 pound black hog captured, drawing envy from town merchants as fishermen plan a run. Telegraph operator on vacation to New York. Mabel McCollum begins studies at Cros Rondsnece Gudds Lake. William Lee of the First N.4 Vol. ill with typhoid writes from Portland seeking better health. Rev. O Nigginn and Clark Teel suffer typhoid fever but improve. Potatoes being dug amid dry weather, Kato Shailer visits Newark. There will be a gathering from Warpen county villages and distant points. Adverts note DeWits Witch Hazel Salve and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackettstown
Sty
John 3
Monagh
Inderney City
Dey
Mra
Salon
D.C
Daniel Byllareey
Hope Street
Misa May Ashley
Moore Street
Mra Dd
Look Fui
Goodrich
Wayton
Washington
Grand Avenue
Church Letreat
Rusling
Blur
A Musical
Misa Florence Rasing
Wr. Grand
Yes
Frank Clipp
New York
Abram Alvertson
Macketts
Bangor
Telura
Styx
Soulin Chirk
Montclair
Chereena Falbedsb
Shary
Tony Hepc
Tomerra
Eya Woolstun Nutin
M. EL Ghurel
Meelit C. Flock
Cadut
Charles T. Wade
Annapolis Academy
Louis Cooke
Princeton University
J. W. Moore
Shaie Duttand
Ashton Davis
Wesleyan Culveraity
Laura
Stalth
Eleanor Brown
Philadelphia
Hoffanin
Margaret Sitttitty
Peapack
Sewark Quad Viciny
Mise
Elizabeth Bloty
Samuel Blotz
Belvidere
Sam
Para
Wiles Lakes
Tlope
Adirondacks
China
Fay
Pladness
Lizalo McMartrie
Tiv
Dilding
William Shiaceson
Board of
Beelstey
Bemrourits
OlWeer Baker
Eainimon
Pont
Caton
Bruen
Anny
Maustlyth Street
Fords
Pennsylvania Road
Sever Dass
Mackinaw City
Lala
Belvidere Skanil
Oxford
New Jersey
Justee Mackey
Lindlord Weaver
AL Word
C. Perry & Son
Ton Royston
Buffman
Drununikr Chunk
Theleidere
Royston
Huttuan
Tonshen
Stroke Brox
Pena
Carlos
Bridgeville
Uesdlay
George Cox
Tha Roy
Cox
Mender
Co. D
N.Y. Val
Fort Vollen
Willetts Point
L. I
Sdelawas
Mary B. Aeann
New York City
Jis
Nly
Mabel ER. McCollunm
Cros Rondsnece Gudds Lake
William Lee
Aki
Jit
Portland
O. Nigginn
Beamersville
Toell
Clark
Misa Kato Shailer
Newark
Ricude
Hacketatown
Warpen
DeWit
F. Nydrankzing
Warren County
Unclear church convention and town notices at Warren county
Fragmentary notices describe a church gathering led by Rev. Unerw Neieo of Phillipsburg, with sermons by Kreite and references to Willis Workers, a bake sale, and a September 20 opening of Hackettstown Institutes. The text also mentions parishioners planning moves and local attendance from Warren County villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BNO
Willis
Grace Mariath
Hackettstown Institutes
Warren County
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Eugene Pittenger
Weomdbigak Western Railroad
York
Herbert Wright
Swayee Craig
Delaware
Woombie & Westerts 2d
Edward Shuler
Buttzville
Edward Purcell
Chuthan
Dover
Olf
Wlite Pittner
Lila Smith
Rakestown
Milton Crilg
Dt Wester BR. R. Surveyors
New Windsor House
F. ON. Jenkins
DeVite
Rocksel RG
Garric Miller
Urint Geary
Sanday
Mira
DeWitt
N. D. Dewitt
Dowm
Peter Klinu
Prine
Junkcius
Bicycle Hospital
James
Jahinston
Whifel
RV. Vierce
Ctiler
Peivelers
Evees
Fr. Pierce
Humphreys
Pat
Ambusshed
Debitaty
New Yorks
Bimdiller
Primsaeleer
Genuiel
Perry Davis & Son
Alta
Agius
Paris
Wive
Glyrgel
JAN Remedy CO
Timothy Seed
Silas,h.shielde
Leena
Iby
Elia
Dan
L W. Drake
Washington Ave
Marks
J. K. Cooke
Lamp Headquarters
Parmer
Washington Foundry
R. Q. Bowers, Jr
Froprietor
Raders
Easton, PA
the People’s” Emporium
J. We Fitts
Broad Street
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Mancetten Desensedi F
Creditore
Uty
Feu
Chures
Eacian
Hanwony
Jas. P. Defiemer & Sons
Osea
Acton
Olsllher
WiltCay
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