News from Osbornville, 1905

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from the New Jersey Courier 18 May 1905

Miss Louisa Falkenburgh has been spending the past week in Bayville.
Rev. and Mrs. Litsinger were out of town Tuesday.
Mrs. James Lee, Jr. and son Basil have been visiting at Toms River.
Oliver Osborn spent some time at Island Heights last week.
Wilson Havens left Wednesday for New York, where he will be employed on one of the big pleasure craft for the summer.
Mrs. Joshua Polhemus and Mrs. Hulse were among the week's visitors at the county seat.
Mrs. Grace Duryea of Elizabeth is visiting Mrs. Forman Clayton at Silverton.
Mrs. Phoebe Havens, Mrs. Elwood Rogers and daughter were Monday visitors at Toms River.
Jackson Worth has gone to New York for the summer.
Location: Osbornville Elementary School, 218 Drum Point Road, Brick, NJ 08723, USA

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