City Council Deliberates Pension Fund and Street Closings
Police Committee cites the need to establish a pension fund following a favorable election result. Council agrees to refer the matter to Finance. A tree warden is requested by the Southwestern Improvement Association. Mayor vetoes Spruce Street closing. vote reconsidered.
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Southwestern Improvement Association
Counil
Committee C
Ity
Luster
Laster
Ife
Spruce Street
No. 42
Ryan
Ride
Anna Street
Henry Street
Lois Jaques
Thomas Viscount
Moore
General Collins
Coh Collinn
Welock -Sharp
South Broad Street
Hida
Trick Company
Board of Education
Freeholders
Board of Eduention Rooma
New Year Parlor Meeting of W C T U Opens Year
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union No. 1 held its first parlor meeting of the year at president Mrs. Jacob Francia’s home at 331 Marshall Street. County superintendent presided as exercises began with a crusade hymn and responsive reading followed by prayer and a recital by Misa Florence Strobl.
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Woman's Christian — Temperance Union
Marshall Street
Jacob Francia
Charles Wetton Jaading
Anna D. R. Wisher
Middlesex County W. C. 1. U
Misa Florence Strobl
Mary D. Tomlinson
W C T U reports national convention glow in Nashville
President of Union County Wisconsin outlines the recent national convention in Nashville Tennessee with the welcome by the Mayor and Governor. Mrs Tomlinson notes the WCTU as the world’s largest women’s organization growing rapidly and effective. Delegates celebrate states going dry as New Jersey women sing and Miss Maria Mudd performs. Guests from Newark Sayreville Plainfield and Elizabeth attend. Refreshments conclude the social hour served by volunteers.
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New Jersey
Maria Mudd Gang
E. W. Rogers
Hemakka
Enoch Meachem
Fulton Street
M. FE
Newark
Sayreville
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Heatens
Mra
L. Decker
John Disbrow
John Willian Wilson
Ethel May’ Seatt
Senator Avis Colby Choice in New Jersey Comptroller Fight
In Trenton on January 16 the struggle to elect a State Comptroller to replace J Willard Morgan continues. David Baird withdraws support for Morgan, pushing Colby forces behind Senator John Boyd Avis of Gloucester as a potential swing vote. The Camden-backed Morgan camp remains confident, though hope for a Baird landslide remains uncertain.
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Trenton
J. Willard = Morgan
David Baird
Morgan
Colby
John Boyd Avin
Gloucester
Morn
Baird
Camden Reader
Davy
Camden
Harry J. West
Kasex
Parsaic
Hurd
Prince
Speaker
Dickinsonville
Society Notes From A Columbia Evening
Society notes recount Mine Miller hosting a McAll ten event at 1025 East Jersey Street with many guests and the Rev George T Kerry present. The column also mentions Elizabeth M Thomas’s Florida trip, Dorothy Clark’s Annapolis visit, a January musicale at Mrs J P Woodruff, and a bridge party at Mrs T Hamilton West with Pivot bridge results and guests.
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Mine -Miller
Lebbeus B. Miller
McAll
Hew
East
Jersey Street
Miller
Edward A. Faulka
Spencer A. VanDerveer
George E. Pinnock
Frank B. Kelley
Vail
Carlton
Julia M. Foote
Calvin B. Orcutt
Elizabeth Crane
Ira B. Wheeler
George H. Gibson
K. C. Ogden
Clare Stearns Wheeler
Helen J. Brown
Ruth Timms
Florence Leonard
Alice Warner
Edna Winans
Helen Kempshall
George T. Kerry
American McAll Association
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Police Pension Fund
City Council
W.C T. U
Avis
Society ‘Notes
Elizabeth “M. Thomas
Florida
Dorothy March Clark
Annapolis
J. P. Woodruff
West Grand Street
Howell D. Guest
Baltimore
Woodruff
Rosa
Chopin
Louis Wheelwright
Mildred Ross
Elmer Ross
T. Hamilton West
Madison Avenue
Fret Bailey
Stanley ,Brown
Miss Hoke
John Ward Young
New York
Warren Dix
Oberly
Clinton’ Jones
Slaugon
Conover
Harry S. Beers
Mias
Maude Ricketts
Olerelana Loader
Gré&T
Soo
Memanus Bros
First Street
Inne ‘Ti
Elizabethport
Ile
Sternberg & CO
Market Street
Washington St
Academy St
Bohemia
Gleness
H. C. Saumders
S. Forman & Sons
Sss
Elizabeth Avenas
Santini
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