Tale of a Sheepskin and a Missing Item
A neighbor, Mrs Neighbor, confronts Miss Reynolds over a missing doctor’s niece’s possession taken by a visitor. Attempts to obtain a writ falter due to absence. Captain Grant intervenes, Reynolds’ brother searches, returns the item after Newark travel, and Mrs Neighbor agrees to drop the smaller claim after the return.
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Local notices and events mingle in scattered city updates
Fragmented excerpts describe a mix of meeting notices, social gatherings, and local events in a city. References include a Towee Larva quality remark, a Fire Ulroret election note, Deacons inactivity, a Plainfield Lodge invitation, a music hall act, and various community happenings with names like Charles Ball Margaret Lyon and Professor Davis.
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Morphy ‘Oronta
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Thotedey
Fond Man Company
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Mabel Morrie
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Cotillion for Girls and a Stray Bank Heist
A cotillion hosted by Mrs Ginne and Miss Van Boskirck drew Plainfield society ladies and guests from New York and Chicago. The piece notes social gowns and dances while a stray bank robbery tale unfolds with Ned and Joy chasing thieves after overheard plans and a raid on a street marble worker’s home. The article shifts to local ministers meetings, charity funds, and a Plainfield bank caper linked to the night’s events.
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Miss van Boskirck
Mise Echnsf
Akers Beenpors
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Mise Walk
Mint Stuart
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Joy
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Village Entertainment Delights Local Audience
A midwestern town revue featured violin selections and a puppet act. Charles Duver led a brigand tale, praised by the audience, with supporting roles by Schmidt and Meyer. The show closed with dancing and plans for a league celebration and trophy presentation at the Y M C A before a forthcoming church event.
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Fred Lang
Wink William Howard
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Charles Meyer
Ni Brunswick
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