Councilmen Meet in Regular Verona Session
Verona council met Monday evening with May or Hang and six members present. Minutes approved. Fire department payment authorized. Mead appointed to Hook and Ladder No. 3. Unpaid assessments for relaying and flagging listed. Bills totaling 3454.30 ordered paid. Public sidewalk debate on Academy Road. local residents voiced concerns over funding and grade conditions. plans for proper sidewalk and beautification discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borugh Counell
Hang
Condit
Heller
Hoage
Lackward
Speer
Worthington
van Order
Caldwell Hook and Ladder Company
Councillo
Fire Department
Henyve
Montclair
Henry (. Mead
Forest Avenue
Arlington Avenue
Broomfield Avenue
Academy
James Backus
Academy Road
Backus
G. E. Vanwag
Outlook Hotel Company
Ater
Im- Heoving Atte Dewalle Seceet Education
Isabella Literary Club Hosts McDowell Musical Sketch
The Isabella Literary Club in Caldwell held a January 7 musical evening at the Misses Ditectch home. Mrs. J. Johnson presented a sketch of Edward A. McDowell with musical pieces from his works performed by Miss Carrie Jacobus Miss L. W. Conklin and Miss Agnes Peck. Refreshments followed and guests praised the program. The next meeting is set for January 21 at Mrs. John Slayback’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Literary Club
Carrie Jacobus
John Slayback
Vorasolos Piane Solos
Pine Brook Post Office Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Pine Brook Post Office Saturday morning. Postmaster Hasler discovered the blaze around two o clock, but the fire had gained headway and nothing could be saved. Authorities suspect the building was robbed and set ablaze to cover the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Brook
Hasler
Pen and Point Circle Elects New Members at Special Session
The Pen and Point Circle met in special session at Mrs. Isaac Baldwin's home on Tuesday afternoon. Three new members were elected and two names proposed. The regular meeting followed at Mrs. Charles W. Hunter's home where Morest Crosty lectured on Tolstoi yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen and Point Circle
Isaac
Baldwin
Charles W. Hunter
Mroest Crosty
Tolstoi
Local notices and religious services in town
Tele photo installed at residence on Pomp ton turnpike No 165 F. Rev Paske to preach morning service and Rev Bradford to lead evening. Warden Stone reports December prisoners 170 at County Penitentiary with expenses 83 041 80. Salaries totaling 1 606. U S Senate executive session confirms Shaw as Secretary of the Treasury and Payne as Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB. Taylor
Pompton Turnpike
Paske
HH. Bradford
Henry M. Stone
United States” Senate
LM. Shaw
Iowa
Treasury
Henry G. Payne
Wisconsin
City Home Reorganisation Honors Longtime City Official
The Newark city home project advances with four model cottages as part of a reorganization. Mayor James M. Seymore presides over the new board with C. M. Harrison as secretary. Longtime official Jubt retires after five years of service and praises the cottage system and nonpartisan home efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Bubl
Jubt
Fewsamith
James M. Seymore
C. M. Harrison
Winter egg swindle and church notices in one issue
The article warns against frauds like red albumen used to force winter egg lay and recalls older schemes such as parched corn tricks and artificial eggs. It notes Cornell's refutation of red albumen and the farmer’s pursuit of reliable production. The piece ends with C C C Bible study, Sunday address by Rev Fitch, and a chapel sermon on January 18 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Cornell University
Ias
Herbert Crane
Fitch
Atl
Verona School District to Hold Voters Meeting on January 14 1902
The Board of Education resolves to call a meeting of Verona district voters for January 14 1902 to consider a site for a new Kehnol. The gathering will be at School Now 1 Bloomfield Avenue at eight o'clock in the evening. All district voters are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Verona
Bloomfield Avenue
Gu Ds
Schoo
Local Church Schedules Display Varied Services Across Parishes
A historic listing shows AMOMG and LITTLE FALLS entries with Sunday sermons at 10 39 a m and 7 30 p m, Christian Endeavor times, prayer meetings midweek, and congregations welcoming all. Additional notes cover SErra, ESSEX PELLS and BAPTIST services with Sabbath schools, Holy Communion dates, and sermon topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrlatian
Judor Eendeavor
Preyer
Welcoam
Ah Baptist
Myra Meeker
Sunday and midweek church services listed with pastors and subjects
The notices list multiple church services led by Rev. Me Paske Rev A H Bradford and others with times 10 30 a m 1 30 p m 7 45 p m and 6 a m including Sabbath School and Young People meetings The calendar includes Caldwell St Aloysius mass times vespers missionary prayer and various church groups with topics such as The Purifying Hope and The Glory and Dominion of Christ plus open doors and union services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Paske
A. HA. Bradford
Methodist Church
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Union Young Peoples
Henry, C. Mead
Christ
Evangelist Rev N B Randall Dies After Illness
Death rounds out Rev N B Randall D D once active in Norris town Providence Long Island City Summit and Newark areas He led services at Livingston and Northfield churches and was famed for sincere evangelism His funeral was at North Orange Baptist Church with pastors from Bethel Merry M EB and other churches in attendance Murial was buried in Gloversville NY He leaves a widow and a son in New York City Also farmers in New York and Western states faced red albumen fraud posing as egg production aid with false claims and shady substitutions The NY State Experiment Station warned of two mislabeled preparations and promoted genuine Anis mul meal as the best albumin source Communion service set for Livingston Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Randall
D. D
Towa
Thubey Sehawk Association
Roteland
Livingston
Northfield
Ife
Norristown
Providence BR. I
Long Talnud City
N. Y
Summit
N. J
Lallows
Aanova and
Pesex Association
North Orange
Elizabeth
D. DeWolf
Newark
M. V. McDuffie
Bethel Presbyterian
Merry
New York State
W. H. Jordon
H. Barnett
State Horticultural Society
Trenton
Livingston Baptist Church
New Jersey Agricultural Board Sets Twenty Ninth Annual Meeting
The New Jersey State Board of Agriculture holds its twenty ninth annual session at the State House Trenton on Wednesday through Friday with routine business in the morning and reports. Lectures and addresses by Prof Van Doman Halsted Voorhees Currier Ranton Van Alstyne Groff and Major Groff will cover reserve forces in plants horse laws live stock relations and Porto Rico. The unfinished business and State Entomologist report close the meeting Friday. A choral union event follows Monday evening with Mrs Carrie Young accompanying at the Montclair church. Attendance is urged despite weather. a forthcoming concert is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Board of Agriculture
State House
Trenton
H. K. van Doman
D. Halsted
BB. Voorhees
J.C. Currier
T. F. Ranton
New Jersey
EB. van Alstyne
G. G. Groff
Porto Rico
Choral Union
Carrie Young
Montclair
F. W. Mocker
Rachel and
Melvnen Johnson
Mise Minute Colimna
Mise Ella McChesney
Misa Lillie Callines
Mesare
Horace and
Clinton Ward
Samuel Hurnet
Walter Hurnet
Louis and
Royal Squier
William I. Johnson, Jr
Newark
William and Fishet Rathbeen
Livingston
Lasalle Oakes
Ira Meeker
5. H. Burnet
Community notices and social events in Caldwell area
Local items recount New Year gatherings and church meetings at Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Public notices include jury selections, property surveys on Davenport Hill, and plans to lease G A M ball for Borough Improvement Association activities.
Skating Races Near Verona Lake Opened by Local Club
Verone Lake Skating Club held races on Verume Lake with strong performances in the Mile and Two Mile Handicap events. Peter Sinnimad of Verona Lake led the One and Two Mile races while William Swan and Morris Wood placed in the Mile Handicap. Friday and Saturday feature an International Skating Tournament Canada vs United States. a social at the Mocker residence was noted with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verone Lake
Verume Lake
Condhiem
Die Tape
Wes
Serateh
Veter Oirdd
Verona Lake
Morris Weed
Semonth
Janes Wray
Woet Farms
George Stott
Paterson
E. Porrett
Brooklyn
Scond
Balme
Uhird
Peter Sinateud
Arthur Y. Sarouy
New York A.C
Mangels
New York
Canada Vs
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Fred Lockworthin Y Pine Worbis
Puesdal
Edward
Stave Horticultural Society
Prenton
W.C.T D
Merc. J. J. Bow
Mortimer Smith
First Congregational Church
Harvey Smith
Motimer Smith
Isabella Club
Et Aly
Aia
Fe Q Roy
Franklin
Schon
Amomg
Little Parls
Jarree Pats
MeTaopiar
Epworth
Little Falls
ST Agnes P. E
Sebbally
Essex Pells
Peren
Il A
Pleasantdale Pires
Young Peoples
Sunaday
Christan Endeavor
Edna Force
Cedar Grove
Roseland
Mephodist
Convent Chapel
Caldwell—Baptist
Caldwell
Caldwell Presbyterian
Union Young People
Union Church
At&p. W
P. Om
Quates
State Board of Agriculture
Teice Meyiprs
Ge Raven
Seturcey
Charlie Wo Huser
Mead
Hook Gad Ladder Company
I. Crane
N. J. Hortilara Evelety
Miller
Schmid
Methodist
Allen Young Peoples
Nelson Wi
Chester
Tandy
Fhower
Fisher Jane
West Caldwell
George Vanderhoot
Arthur Lucas
Jennie F Dew Hrnsay
Mootelair
Frank Bentley Mead
New York City
Stephend
Gould Horaces Mintoyne
Joan H. Baldwin
William BE
Frederick L. Hiller
Petit Jury
Borough Improvement Association
G. A.M. Ball
Presbyterian Church
Albert Stager
Stager
Erie Tail Road
Lower Mountville
Morris County
Drew
W. HE. Griffith
Orange
Samuel, Fairley
Grace
Annie Fairley
Canandaigua
Antepee
Presbyterian
Passal
Swinefield Bridge
Overbrook
Freeholders” Asylum Committee
Robert Edwards
Overbrook Hospital
Domates
Peter Stansrud
Northileta
County Register
Smith Ely
Ambrowe K
Ely
Law
Ingaton
Ely Family Burying Ground
Chatham
J. Mailey
J. C. DeKerin
Tandsley Road
Stevens Avenue
Watson Whittlesey
Dobn A. Kavard
Weat Orange
Watching Avenue
Angle
Said Avenue
William A. Williamson
Erle
Erledon
Chestnut Avenue
Garret 1
Jaccobin
Anna A
Vreeland
Centre Line
Ridge Road
George H. van
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