Essex County Farmers Meet Discuss State Board Agenda
The Essex County Board of Agriculture held a meeting at Hoseland Grange Hall on November 14. They considered questions for the January State Board of Agriculture session, debated subjects for future institutes, and discussed dairy census efforts. Scotland in Song and Story concert planned for Verona church December 4. Thanksgiving services to be held at Caldwell Methodist Church with offerings to New Jersey Society for Children.
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Essex County Board of Agriculure
Hoseland Grange Hall
William Dilecks
Wiliam W. de Camp
Franklin Dey
New Jersey State Board of Agriculture
Mesers. F
Gible
Inaac Crane
George EC
State Board
A. &. Hedden
William van Zee
George BE
H. Lurnet
Jesse B Jhogers
Newark
State Grange
Trenton
Scotland
Verona M. E
Miss Woods
John B. Hamilton
William Logie
Nellie Woods
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Nish
Lyric Orchestra
Charles G. Robinson
John Montieth
Caldwell
Frank St. John Fitch
The
Baptist Church
New Jersey Society For Children
Helping Hand Society of the Fairfield: Reformed Church
Thomas Peer
Hackettstown
Ira H. Condit
Henry Becker
Henry Rudolph
John H. Bush
James McClellan
W. H. Harrison
Presbyterian Church
David Flyon
W. Wu. Beach
John H. Grannis
Gertrude.,. Harrison
Wallace A. Bush
D B
T. Bush
E. DeCamp
Grave W. Meeker
Mise Belle Harrison
League
Dhireber
Montclair
Gles Ridge
Blooma
State Board of Hdmviculture
L. W. Conkdin
Forest Hill
H. D. King
F. W. Harrison
Bentriga Cenel
Stonham
Hindhbrcke Pally
Matte Gable
Les Rameaux
Leybach
Conkin
Green
Vinemart
Arthur Stonham
Charles M. Decker
Brothers
Ceri Schwerts
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Straub & Youngman
Atl
Minot & Company
Straus
Wilfred C. Mcltrai
Toeland Avenue
Hopwood
McBlair
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Verona News Highlights Local Events and Growth
Verona reports scarce vacant houses and social events. Includes high school football trip to Artington, Wesleyan concert plans, sermons by Rev Boswell, a Holy Land talk by Mrs Greene, and local church initiatives plus a new State Hospital opening program in Morris Plains.
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Jubosco
Wenst Artington
Hatfield Street Grade Ordinances and Local Notices
Town records show final approval for a Hatfield Street grade and rejection of a Grace Street grade. Warrants issued to pay notes, water committee changes, and a $108 road repair appropriation approved. Community events include the Peabody Clan meeting, Chief Justice Depue’s retirement tribute, and local engagements across Cedar Grove and East Orange.
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Hatleid Street
Crace Street
Mmatfeld Street
W. W. Worthiegion
Water Couthee
Sidney Speertoft
Comnett
Windland home for feebleminded children receives 5000 support
Governor Voorhees approves an extel appropriation of 5000 for the New Jersey home for feebleminded children at Windland. The need for funding has become apparent and the appropriation supports care and housing for residents.
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Voorhees
Extel
New Jersey
Windland
Vaccination Drive Fights Smallpox That Spreads Slowly
Progress against the smallpox contagion is slow but expanding with reports from News and outlying towns. Health authorities push broad vaccination while opposition to using Factine matter continues. Officials aim to stamp out the outbreak before winter ends.
Kathbun Squier Nuptials A Pretty Home Wedding
A neat home wedding occurred Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother’s residence in Northfield. Miss Kathbun Squier wed T. Reshbus of West Livingston with Rev. W H Gardner officiating. A bon bon supper followed and many local residents attended the ceremony and reception. The couple will reside at 145 Watson Avenue West Orange.
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Francis Squidw
Je T. Reshbus
West Livingston
Jessie Metheaney
Orange
W. H. Gardner
Baptist Church
Royal Squier
Mise Ethel Rathbun
Hampwn Allen
Katherine
Jesse Allen
Hubert McChesney
Hubert A
East Orange
Rachel Granniss
Gardner
Livingston
Louis Rathbun
Rath Rathbun
William Rathbun
Bert Rathbun
Myra Meeker
Hi Burnet
George B. Schulte
Thomas G. McQuaide
Margaret Hoffman
George Gamble
Hattie Gamble
Charles M. Squier
Harald A. Squier
Meilissa
Collins
Misa Lois Adams
Frederic Meekar
Auple
Watson Avenue
West Orange
Pardon sought for Marcus Heapton in Caldwell murder case
A petition circulates in Essex County asking pardon for Marcus L Heapton who is serving a ten year term in Trenton State Prison for killing his father in law Nicholas Dobbins. Dobbins disappeared February 28 1808 and later his skeleton was found with lime used near the body. Heapton confessed after initial denial describing a barn fight in which Dobbins died from a fractured skull and the body hidden. The petition states Heapton has been a law abiding man and seeks mercy.
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Marcus L. Heapton
Trenton
Nicholas Dobbins
Essex County
Court of Pardons
Heapton
Shdow
Caldwell
Dobbins
Henston
Heonon
Murphy Leads In New Jersey Gubernatorial Race With Large Plurality
Franklin Murphy's lead over James M. Seymour tops 17 000, the largest for a New Jersey governor since 1885 except John W Griggs's 26 000 sweep. Leon Abbott previously set a Democrat record, beating General Grubb in 1880, while Voorhees' state plurality stood at 5 409.
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Franklin Murphy
James M. Seymour
Murphy
New Jersey
John W. Griggs
Grigge
Leon
Abbott
General Grubb
Voorbees
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