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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

5

State Aid Roads Bids Set for June 27

Township committee discussed plans and specs for four state aid roads and set a bid deadline for the evening of June 27. Property owners along Dane Street and adjacent avenues would be notified to widen the street and install sidewalks as required by ordinance, with a prior vote deemed valid. A petition for sidewalk work on Dane Street and Walnut was received, and notices to landowners would be issued. Local editor notes: New York visit, possible fines upcoming.

Cranford Juov T.sihe Hip Toppetatt Cuparintentent Yoada Ter Tr Pacific Burton Te Dlock Novavelver Inl Wml Aatin Walnut Avenue

Roselle Council Meeting and Club Events Report

Roselle Council No 1384 Royal Areanum held a regular meeting while yesterday The West Chester Club met at the Miss Merini home on Third Avenue. Progressive euchre was enjoyed with prizes awarded Miss Mildred Merritt first Wes Money Stevens second Miss Emel Redike third. Mrs McSsister At Chihalelphin presided. The account notes a venalace toy and health-related remarks by Dalle regarding Poly Ter and lung trouble.

Roselle Council Royal Areanum Missen Merini Third Avenue Pris Wan Mildred Merritt Wes Money Stevens Mies Emel Wall Uy

Baptist church to host social for school workers

The Home Department, Primary Department, and Sunday school teachers of the Baptist church are invited to a social in the church tomorrow afternoon. A note mentions Mr Herdan of Fifth Avenue undertaking extensive improvements on his new home. Roselle noted for a 28 cent item at Rewalt’s.

Home Department Baptist Butte T/W. Herdan Fifth Avenue

Roselle Park Notices and Memorials Mixed in Brief

Roselle Park community notices report Negjamin Mewe’s infant death at 312 Walnut Street and funeral arrangements in Newport. Local names Mordick family visiting. Henry Mogirt travels to Cape Cod. Mrs Woolley recuperating at home. Public fountain work at Wentfecht avenue gains momentum amid mild weather. fundraising and bids discussed with residents urged to support completion and safety upgrades.

Kev Mordick Wentfecht Avenue Mra Wy A. Kodslie Webater Terracy Mira Bonnell Weattiehl Avenue

Waverly Freight Yard Body Found In Car Mystery

In Waverly a body believed to be that of a man was found inside a freight car at the yard after the car arrived. A man named Maney, involved with local industry, and others are noted in scattered notes about contracts and departures, though the text remains fragmented.

Waverly Orn Litgewood Manufacturie Co New York S. Nownshow Lockport

New Kabo Corsets Featured in Style Show

Advert shows Kabo Corsets priced at 69c with new styles in fine batiste. Corset No 725 crafted in white pink blue with brocade trim, high bust and dip hip, two garters, sizes 18 to 25, special price 1.48. A retailer touts value as a bargain to draw shoppers.

Batiste

Woodbridge Notes Face Seasonal Repairs and Social News

Woodbridge reports ongoing work on street and building repairs amid a strike among unions. Presbyterian Mission hosts a successful fundraiser with plays by Grace Huber and others, while local clubs celebrate prizes at a cocktail event. Visitors, errands, and church services fill community life as the week closes.

Ats Étandetitt Uipo Weis Trubmings Presbyterian Mission Mises Grace Huber Carrie King Mary Stewart Jeune Stewart W. Hf. Mratt George M. Valentine W. A. Osbors Mra Mphadl C.J Domarner Mey Perry Mian Raith Hinedate Olin Maight White Plaine N.Y Wosdtridge Mies Loule Mrowster Washington Albert Doynton Chisago Guwata Boynton Homestead Mario Saliiri Sawaren The Ethical Culture School New York City Poston Arthur C. Earnshan Jono Thompson Mwe Ming Thompcom Woodbridge National Bank Orgeoteation Ubscribere Woodbridge Bank Raymond Moore William Rayar Creet Georgé Mougemian Elizabeth William Boies Brooklyn Oscar Millac

Hooker Gets the School Janitorial Post in Springfield

The Springfield Board of Education elected Joseph Hooker as janitor after three applications. He previously served as janitor at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Millburn. Salary set at 30 per month plus house rent. Reorganization includes Millburn and Springfield discussions on merged schools and high school maintenance requests.

Springfield Kalnoxt Hwkc Choo Frederick Diener Joseph Hooker St. Stephen's Episcopel Church Millburn Hin Werviews William J. Shoater Springield Township Millburn Board of Education Union E. V. Walton Millburn Communication Henry ‘Ruban French Mills Branch Mills Lillian Hunt Byterian Church Goa Necligut Varma High School Presbyterian Church David’ Barto Kline Vieetwond J. W. van Ingen St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

Sunshine Society Picnic At Arison's Woods

The James Street Industrial School of Newark was treated to a Sunshine Society picnic in Arison's woods in Millburn yesterday. About one hundred attendees enjoyed a pleasant day after a special trolley car ride from Newark to Maplewood, then staged transfers to the woods. Mrs J H Schmidt Jr, Millburn Sunshine Society president, received a badge. The children wore

Millburn James James Street Industrial School of Newark Sunshine Society of Milburn Arison Millburn Sunshine Society The Sunshine Society

Cranford Business Men and Local Church Notices

A fragmented Cranford and Millburn page lists local business firms at 16 Broad Street and various trades including drain and concrete work. It notes church notices, a medical case, Republican Club discussions on taxation, and upcoming community events with speakers Rev Walter B Pim Rev J W Van Ingen and Rev J H Egbert.

Walter B. Pim

WEDDING OF RUSSEL GILLAM AND NELLIE CHAPMAN IN NEWARK

David Wooley and family attended the wedding of his nephew Russell Gillam and Miss Nellie Chapman in Newark last evening. The event drew relatives from Brooklyn and northern New Jersey as part of a thriving local social scene.

David Wooley New York Lake Mopatrang Anmatt New Jersey Ware Brooklyn Ray Irs Clarence Meyer Edward Wooley David Wooley Russel Gillam Nellie Chapman Newark

Westfield Board of Education Names New Staff and Offers Reward

The Westfield Board of Education appoints a three year term for a position with a $2,500 stipend and names Min Baile Tifeau as music teacher for the schools. The board also offers $48 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who damaged Lincoln school on Linden Avenue.

Peniiog SS. E Serr Tifeau Qpusic Nduea Thom Naa Iepeed Lincoln Schoolot Oeep Perp Emi Linden Rae Ae Wa Ste Avenue

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