Local Residents Noted in Bloomsbury District
Names and movements of residents in Bloomsbury and nearby towns are recorded, including visits, moves, and social gatherings. Notables include Geo. H. Williams of New York, Suhrate candidate. families from Philipsburg and Warren, and various Sunday visits and hosting at homes in Bloomsbury Heights and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
PRM
Peire
Varry Dallups
Aire
Mitchen
Bangor
Sumday
Bloomsbury Melghta
Stadatts
Lovla Anderson
It of
Baston
Theo
Melicle
Geo
Leonard
Samuel
Jos. Able
Philipaborg
Lestercot Bastion
Migges Nallie Foose
Lowise Gor
Paltipburg
Imoonsbury Heights
Meo
Louis Ane
Dereon
Phoeniev Tile
Ghadea
Staten
Taland
Jacob’ V. Willeven
Sinmel Stewart
Bpringtown
Miles Whebe Carpenter
Kennedy Sutian
Mere
Mary Vo Stathe
Lagher Parker
Mary
Kleguisvilie
Bundas Cadeets
Atal Airs
Dolyn Lewdrop
Presbyterian Church
Shively
Bethlehem
Shiver Wil
J. Henney
Sophia Able
Gatghter Mit
Frank Anghart
Dra
Misees
Aleta ‘Snyder
Hilda’.Zrumper
Morile
Rane “Dale
Katherine MaeBrile
Beesle
Apgar
Helen Creveiins
Mae Race
Messrs
Cooper Osterstock
Raymond Stamets
Carl Prekel
John Williamson
Rundle Carpenter
Eudgar Rosenberry
Frank Ranehart Jr
Carpenterville notes and local fire loss report
Fragmented widow and community news from Carpenterville covers a move to Alpha Park for Daviestown visitors, a painting by Duesworth & Stamets, declining health of Mrs Martha Hust, preacher Hugh Walker to return from vacation, a Sunday school attendance, and a fire at Edward Kiefer’s farm burning crops and improvements with livestock saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenterville
Chas
Worth
Alpha
Park
Sunsi
Daviestown
John R. Dickson
Duesworth & Stamets
Finesville
Jach
Sipaa Fai
Martha Hust
Alonna Saller
Ray
Hugh Walker
Ehanal
Hamed
Warren
O Stowe
Aia
Uae
Edward’ Kiefer
Cured by Dr King’s New Discovery on Bald Mountain
A man named Alex Benton climbs Bald Mountain to help a neighbor tormented by asthma by using Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy is claimed to cure the neighbor and later the neighbor’s son’s wife, with testimonials about throat and lung relief and cures for coughs, croup, and hemorrhages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Mountain
Alex
Benton
Port Edward
N. S
Dr. King
Agatha
Tranquility notes and local social happenings exceed
Tranquility reports carpenters finished the new treighe depot here. A sale of cholec dairy cows took place last Thursday. Various residents mention visits and trips to Waterloo Summit Middletown Hackettstown Andover Allamuchy Stillwater and other nearby towns. A pastor’s donation event is planned for October 27 at the parsonage with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treighe
S_ Colaman
Ongredt
Summit
A. Vought
Waterloo
B. Sueckles
H Drake
Saatiipe AI Tasi
Ars. Hester Stickles
Hema
Clark
Stickles
Frances
Ihel Young
Middletown
B. Hamiltan
Woodruff
Hackettstown
Elwood Drake
Andover
Mre
P.O. B
Caliton and Washington clash in Saturday game
Lower Van Sutton and others attend gatherings as Caliton hosts Washington in a weekend match. notes mention Misa Sutton visiting Frank Creveling and Mrs Belle Philhower returning from Califon after a week with relatives. Social event in the new barn postponed due to bad weather, though the barn was decorated for the Voccasiva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower van
Misa Rhufe Sutton
George
Hoffman
G. B. Hoffman
Geo
W. Crevelleg
Lance
Ofa Stephensburg
Frank
Belle Philhower
Califon
Flanders
David Apgar
German Valley
Margaret
Phlhower
Misa Etta
Sutton
Caliton
Washington
Voccasiva
Auccess Financialy
Social Notes From Hoboken And Newark Towns
Vienna residents host visitors and Sunday guests include Mrs JF McClellan of Hoboken and Mrs Campbell. Newark figures Joy Mundy and family return for the winter. Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Leonard host and visit local friends while Mrs VanBuskirk attends Hudson Fulton celebration with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
JF. F. McClellan
Hoboken
Ewa Campbell
John Whitesell
Jersey City
Daniel Green
Newark
Luse-and- Ghier
Attsvown -Avere
Joobn Hoffman
John Leonard
Red. Cumminstrom
Aaron VanBuskirk
Hadson
Frank Riddle builds ice house amid local moves and dog incident
Frank Riddle is erecting a four-sircle ice house on his property during the week while witnessing Hudson-Patton celebrations in New York. Nearby, Theo Tess relocates with long-time residents moving to EFAMpton and a house swap occurs involving Paul A. Queen's property. A dog attack near Wm. Cowell's sheep results in one sheep killed by dogs and three others badly bitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slampton
Frank Riddle
Soncretéice
Trenen-Fardenent
New York
Theo
Tess
Efampton
Frank Riddig
Paul A. Queen's
Mre
Ares Ross
Mr. Riddle
Lime
Isabel Slater
Nathan Coyle
Cowell
Cooke
Dom
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