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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
5
The page records a Sunday school workers meeting, a community vigil at a county hamlet, and church notices. It details a fatal freight train accident near Lumber Township with a 24-year-old victim, survivors including parents and siblings, and notes funeral arrangements and interment plans.
Fragmentary text reports a series of family movements and personal notices. Names such as Win Gerard, Miss Ruch Stack, Miss Anna Atdsizer, Miss Coro tin Riddle, and Alpheus TthY appear alongside school entries and transfers at Franklin and Pil lipshurs, with references to New Wen ditst and Breemsbury.
Fragmented notes recount social visits in Brooklyn and Oberlin, with Miss Grace Smith and Mrs. My Peavers mentioned among attendees. References to Amusements, a tea visit with Mpa O, FLEE and a 678 meeting lead to unclear events. Mrs. Chas Sargent and Mrs. Gen Simpson attend a Toast Grange function. Edne Maxie and others appear in scattered items.
A flurry of Sunday gatherings, visits, and greetings fill the community diary. Names such as Mrs. Ten, Miss Clara Haran, and Mrs. Lewis appear among numerous guests, with travel to Phashture and Mant noted along with church attendance and family rounds.
An item notes the signature of Chas. HE Fletcher used for over thirty years and mentions the phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought. Nearby lines reference Mountain Lake, Mrs dW Witte, and various names and social visits as part of a fragmentary local notice.
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