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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
12
Due to a new bridge, the main road over the Lackawanna at Port Colden is closed to traffic. Patrons suffer inconvenience. teams can be tied at the opposite side and pedestrians may cross the railroad on foot. The store offers delivery or on premises delivery within reasonable distance for goods ordered.
A long community listing details visits, weddings, illnesses, and social events in Somerville and surrounding towns. It notes travel, family gatherings, church activities, and changes in residences, with numerous names, places, and dates reflecting a bustling local scene.
Philipsburg native Frank Dalrymple, once seen aboard a Morris canal boat, was reportedly on the Central Railroad near High Bridge one night last week. He is believed to have fallen from a train. he was about 50 years old and unmarried. His siblings include Chas Dalrymple Mia Otto neglect Eckhardt and Reese. another relative is John Sullyman.
Mrs Frank Githy of Newark sues Mrs Kuyeng Castner this week. Mrs Walter Crevyling visits relatives in Brooklyn and Hoboken for two weeks. Mrs Manaja Castner is confined to home after a fall. Alisa Fayate Snydee visiting sister Mrs Ed Isaril Jones in Plainfield. Nathan Caster visited Washington from Siturdunell Moannes. Lydia Plates and son Brooklyn, visiting brother Nathan Caster on Sunday. Miss Mechel Snyder returned Sunday from visiting relatives in Jersey. Mrs Inshel Garey entertaining grandchildren John and Agnes Garey. Mik Freon Lance entertaining her brother Gen Aber of Doamatea L V. Misses Minute and Annie Coleensand and Frenaie Coleman of fhwhetistown. Mildred Smith dies after illness. survived by husband and two children Lynn and Stelis. six brothers and sisters. Funeral at Washington cemetery.
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