Commencement at Caldwell High School Draws Large Presbyterian Crowd
A large audience gathered at Caldwell Presbyterian Church for Caldwell High School commencement week events. Graduates Miss S. Gertrude Fletcher Georgia Harrison Hess Prancyce and Messrs Charles Hedden Raymond Ky Baldwin Renest Wh Sanitor and Clarence E. Plume spoke with eloquence as the City Home Orchestra provided music amid elaborate decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Presbyterian Church
S. Gertrude Fletcher
Georgia Harrison
Hess Prandyce
Messrs. C.harle Hedden
Raymond Ky
Baldwin
Renest WH
Sanitor
Clarence E. Plume
H. Rudolph
Hedden
McKinley Re-nominated for President by Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention nominated William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president by acclamation after adopting a platform. It pledges retention of the gold standard, tariff discipline, and territorial governments for lands acquired from Spain with cooperation of loyal natives. The campaign of 1900 begins with the Kansas City convention set for July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
McKinley
United States
Spain
Kansas City
Livingston News Roundup From Northfield To Livingston
Freeholder A W Harrison attends National Republican Convention. Mrs Fannie McQuaide makes Northfield her home. Judson Fores of THE CALDWELL News injured after a cherry tree fall. Northfield public school picnic held yesterday. George H Parkhurst buys Brusey place. Mrs Brusler relocates to New York City. Rev H Burr to preach at Northfield and Livingston churches. Livingston Board of Education hires grammar school teacher Bertha Loftus. Edna Bailey remains primary teacher. Principal Hunt re-elected. Hunt and wife travel to New Haven and New York City to study methods. Reports of horse cruelty by stone haulage drivers. City police and S P C A officers seize teams and cite owners. Ninth Quarterly Meeting of Livingston Sunday-school Association held. awards given for high school entrants. June 28 annual Livingston Baptist Parish festival planned. Mt St. Dominic Academy graduation: Miss Emilie Holwell of Jersey City graduates. Miss Katie Muth wins music medal. Attendees include Mayor Hoos of Jersey City and Judge Hoos.
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Fannie McQuaide
Northfield
New York City
Mwake
Judson Fores
Caldwl
George H. Parkhurst
Brusey Place
Mre. Brusler
Rev. H. ©. Burr
Livingston
Board of Education
Bertha Loftus
Batavia
N. Y
Edna Bailey
Hunt
New Haven
Orange
Livingston Sunday-school Association
Olivet Chapel
West Livingston
W. H. Gardner
Edwin Fairley
W. W. Walker
Methodist Church of
West Taree
Bertha Sigler
Hoch
Tad Scsence
Benj. DeCamp
W. H. Harrison
Livingston Baptist Parish
Mt. St. Dominic's Academy
Mt. St. Dominic Academy
Joseph M. Nardiello
Bloomfield
Wigger
Emilie Holwell
Jersey
Clty
Holwell
Katie Muth
Academy
E. Hoos
Jersey City
Judge Hoos
Cedar Grove School closes with neighborhood picnic and photo display
Mr and Mrs Caspar Middledorf of Washington visit Mrs Jacob Grissing as Cedar Grove School plans a June 20 picnic at Bowden's Grove with a cream sale. Photographer Fieldman of Newark made a well received school photograph. Miss Mabel Terbune, former Cedar Grove pupil, requests orders for copies. Rev Alexander Patton attends Adrian College commencement. The Presbyterian entertainment pleased a large crowd. Mina Jessie W Stebbins returns home to Fishkill-on-Hudson New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar Middledorf
Washington
Jacob Grissing
Cedar Grove
Bowden's Grove
Fieldman
Newark
Mabel Terbune
Upper Montclair
Wednnesday
Mabel
Alexander Patton
Pittsburg
Adrian College
Adrian
Michigan
Presbyterian Church
Pleasantdale
Mr. Edison
Mina Jessie W. Stebbins
Fishfill-on-Hudson
New York
Went Orange. Hungary natives unite in marriage
Michael Kranak and Ment Polutka, both natives of Hungary, were married by Justice Condit on Saturday of last week. Chief William H. Bamford broke ground for a $3,000 cottage on Whittingham Place. Frank Hayes of Lindsay Avenue is the contractor. The Post Office salary rose to $1,700. The Town Council meeting room and its safe and furniture were moved to the old school building on Valley Street, where the council met that Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kranak
Ment Polutka
Hungary
Justice Condit
William H. Bamford
Whittingham Place
Frank Hayes
Lindsley Avenue
Valley Street
Verona community notices and events roundup
Mr A A Raven and family arrive for summer. A seriatim of Dr O A A M at Masonic Hall Tuesday evening. Sunday School Teachers Union meets at Presbyterian church Thursday. Daughters of Liberty lawn fete next Thursday on School House grounds. Grangers plenty at Verona Lake praised. Charles Wilkes of Caldwell and Kittie Helchel of Orange Valley to wed next Wednesday. Ice cream festival and supper July 4 at M E Church. W C T U Lane Party at Mrs Chas Hopwood’s June 16 was well lit and decorated. City Home Band praised. Mr Harrison Bond of Westville ill with appendicitis. operation Monday, condition precarious. Verona Congregational Church Daley Supper and festival June 26 at Claremont Ave Verona. Largest fish at Verona Lake four pounds one half by A Liesenberg. Verona B G B C to Perth Amboy July 4. W T A next meeting June 25 at 3 PM in Verona Methodist chapel. Messrs Cranston and Barmore expanding undertakers business. Barmore’s Bloomfield Ave place refitted.
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A. A. Raven
Masonic Hall
Presbyterian Church
Daughters of Liberty
Caldwell
Verona
Verona Lake
Charles Wilkes
Kittie Helchel
Orange Valley
M. E Church
W.C.T. Us
Chas
Hopwood
Harrison Bond
Westville
Bond
A. Liesenberg
Perth Amboy
Methodist Church
Messrs. Cranston and
Barmore
Caldwell Borough Council Adopts Road Upgrades and July Events
The Caldwell borough council moved to speed Forest avenue grading with bids to be opened on July 2 after approving macadam plans for several streets. A Bloomfield avenue crossing fix was started and a Clinton Behureh church festival on July 4 includes a 4 to 8 PM supper. Reverend Maltby will present an entertainment at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church.
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Clinton M
Pretty Home Wedding in Cedar Grove for Mea Small
A Saturday June 14 garden event at Mea Catherine Small’s Cedar Grove home celebrated her 77th birthday with a large family gathering. Forty four of fifty eight descendants enjoyed an elaborate lawn tea, photographs, and gifts, amid flowers and fruit, with many relatives from New York City Caldwell Notch and Montclair Heights in attendance.
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Mea
Catherine
Small
Ridge Mead
Geder Grove
Ffty
Herman Small
Tess
Catherine Smal
Wiliam Small
Charlie Speer
Mamie
Nellie
Elsie Speer
Charles Werner
Adele
Flossie Werner
William
Charles
Raymond Werner
Robert Hodgeson
Orange
Mee
Thomas’ Speer
Evelyn Speer
Mesere Harry and
Louis Speer
Montclatr Heights
George Mace Tatyre
Theodore Spiller
Augens Spiller
New York City
Louisa Tekerleh
Maude
Mary
Anna Ilekevich
Sherman Courter
Edgar Courter
John Rickerich
Caldwell
Mer
Houston Francisco
May
Vida
Marjorie Prandeco
Great Notch
George Scherf
Sophia Scherf
Hermut Scherf
Frank Jacobus
Gusele Jacobus
Oscar
Clarence
Albert Jacobus
Anna Wettgen
Tesse Williams
Ruth
Masters Leo
Raymond Williams
Cedar Grove
Grace Burnet Weds Clifford Rose in Northfield Home
A pretty home wedding at Mr. EB Ey Burnet’s residence saw Miss Grace Burnet marry Mr. Clifford Rose of Orange with Mendelssohn’s Wedding March. Rev. W. Champlain performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Orange. Guests included Wallace Burnet, Vreeland, Meeker, and many Northfield and Newark relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Ey Burnet
Grace Burnet
Clifford Rose
Orange
Mendelssohn
Frank Truss
W. Champlain
Enoch EE. Burnet
Samuel Horace Burnet
Northfield
New Jersey Cattle Club
Ross
Wallace Burnet
Roselle
N. J
Mra, Vreeland
Walter Grant and Family
Newark
Obituary of Emma Slingerland of Pompton Plains
Mrs Emma Slingerland wife of Jacob Slingerland of Pompton Plains died Friday June 15 at age 52 after a two month illness. She is mourned by husband daughter Lily brother Harri son Bond sister Mrs Caleb Gould and mother Mee Alvalyn e who lived with her. A longtime member of the Reformed Church at Pompton Plains the family held funeral services in the local cemetery with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Slingerland
Jacob Slingerland
Pompton Plains
Siingerland
Alyab Bond
Caldwell
Lily
Harrison Bond
Caleb i. ‘Gould
North Caldwell
Mee, Alvalyne
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Caldwell High School
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Alexander
Mohammed
C. A. Plume
Mohammed VI
Asia
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Mohammedanew
Alhambra
Raymond Leslie Baldwin
Western
America
Nation
Julius Casar
Caesar
Rome
Commons
Gaul
Cesar
Brutus
Cmesar
Genedict Arnold
Aaron Burr
Cresar
Fin
Ernest Saniter
Julius Caesar
Alexsander
Napoleon
Cicero
Gladstone
Thomas Jefferson
Pompey
Crassus
Senate
Arid Caesar
Promethus
Jupiter
Abes
Epider
Phaeton
Jubpiter
Leas
Bethlshem
Gertrude Fletcher
Verona Lake Grounds
Springfield A. C
Reeves
Beckett
Guin
Pullman
Hunkele
Springfield
Scherser
Speer
Burtwhistle
Curley
Jacobus
P.O
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Sherger
Wu Speer
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Ae van Norwick
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Pgr Geen
Guim
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St. & P de Corby
Cox
Toumie
Husiisa
Dunia
Springfeld
Clements
Stulen
Veronad
Balle
Scherner
Curley Speer
Ackermen
Verona's
Irvington A.C
Irvington A
Heualey
C. Williams R
F. Pullman
Rf. Weber
F. McIntyre
Boutilier
Schroeder
B. Curley
Schoner
F. Speer
Hagan
B. Clements
F. Shortell
F. Boutilier
P. Scherzer
P. Reilly
Mr. Ackermen
Fairfield
Mohn
Cornelius Dey, Jr
Edward Cartier
Henry Duremus
Aaron P. Rayhart
van Houten
Paterson
Eugene Pierce
Boonton
Passaic
Wm. DeBaum
Max Levy
Benjamin Levy
David Levy
Guliland
Hill Crest
Harry Murdock
Brooklyn
Glen Cove
Gov
Roosevelt
A. W. Harrison
Roseland
Caldwell Borough Council
North Jersey Street
Lt. E.co
Bloomfield Avenue
Forest Avenue
P. A Matthews
Cook
Bloomfeld Avenue
Side Avenue
Crane Street
Gould Place
Westville Road
Arlington Avenue
Caldwell Township
Nnte
Clinton
Cedar ~ Grove
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