Various Easter and club meetings listed in local notices
A roundup of upcoming events in Reform Hall Park Club Y M C A and church notices. Meetings at Mt Pleasant school house Park Place Chapel and Trinity Reformed Church announced with Easter services and sermons. A runaway horse on Park avenue damaged a buckboard and James Coddington travels to New York on urgent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Club
Mt Pleasant
Park Avenue
Central Pharmacy
Fm Today
Courier
SH. E. Needham
Y. M. C. A. Rooma
Rebecca Sage
Rder
Odd Ladies
Oll Connell Rooms
Park Place
Sanday School
J. Hervey Bonne
Park Avenu Jeweler
Wiliam S. Tier Ia
Tinmorrow
Charel
Drake Mare
Mhilofetd
Elkwood Mall
Yaa
A. R Hills
Trinity Reformed Church
Tilsen Lons
Monroe Avenue
Haribut
Sanday
Warren Union Mission
Morrow
Calla
New York
By & Uogus
James Coddington
K. Compton
Twelve Inches Snowfalls Surprise Southeast England Residents
Southeast England woke to twelve inches of snow covering ground in a rare morning spectacle. Borough Marinal William N. Pang began his duties, and various local social notices include weddings planned for West FING street and Netherwood changes in residences. Others travel mentions reference Yale students Willem Runyon and Clarry D. Lyman, with glee club plans and concerts aboard the Steamer Gayandore en route to Point Comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lespex
England
Willem N. Runyon
Yale University
Clarry D. Lyman
Salt Lake City
Yale Glee Club
New York
Banjo Ciah
Gayandore
Washington
Philadelphia
Paterson
N. J
MacClymonts Recital Delights Pleat Baptisl Church Audience
Mr MacClymont delivered an organ recital at Pleat Baptist Church on Thursday to a large attentive audience. The Queen City Quartet featuring E B Ryder W C Chapman W B MacClymont and W C Pitman performed pieces including Bach and Fuge in D minor and Overture Der Prechteots among others, receiving praise for the program and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacClymont
Chinelty
Messia
E. B. Ryder
W. C. Chapman
W. B. Mactlymont
W C. Pitman
Queen City
Bach
W. Omier
A. Frever
Liane Arch Pontifical Mh Parkeh
D. Brew
Beecher
Suit Over $300 Damages Against Railroad
Mrs. T J Meampy of west Front street sues the New Jersey Central Railroad Co for $300 claiming her barn near Eyons along the railroad was destroyed by fire caused by a passing locomotive spark. The case papers are returnable to Justice Nash on Monday April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Me
West Front Street
New Jersey Central Railroad Company
Eyons
Platooff
Justice Nash
Union Service Held at Trinity Reformed Church
A Union Good Friday service was held at Trinity Reformed Church with special music and Meditations on Word from the Cross. Participants included Rev. E. M. Rodman Rev. L. Goodrich Rev. J. L. Huribat D D Rev. D. J. Vertos D I Rev. A BR Dilts Rev. G. K. Newelly Rev. W BR Richards D D.
Manning Avenue Road Work and Memorial Observance At Council
The North Malafeld Ovencit council meeting adjourned after approving minutes and accepting multiple communications. Special Marshals were confirmed, bids for crushed stone discussed, and Smalley Brothers awarded street stone contract at 95 cents per ton delivered after prior breach by the other bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malafeld
Saunders
Warren Engine Co. No 1
Mr. Neal
B.S. Braider
Manning Avenue
Somerset Street
Franklin Avenue
J. W. van Horn
D. ©. Allen
P.M. Whitley
B. Wheeler
L Spency
R Maconald
John Tein
M. Lees
Cliriot Welse
James Conroy
D. O'Connors
L. Jones
Persona
Smalley Brothers
Mr. Needham
A. C. Johnson
Emaker
Needham
Neola
Park Pisce
Duer Street
Park Mince
Washington Avenue
Neal
Hegeman
Sebring
Thomas KR. Uromsby
Hummer
Mrs Mary Clement Leavitt to Speak Here in Plainfield
A notice reports Mrs Mary Clement Leavitt’s planned Plainfield visit on May 31. It notes prior praise from Lady Henry Surcerer at the Boston World’s W W Convention and mentions a letter from Mayor Saunders thanking the Netherwood Bowling Club for its support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary Clement Leavitt
Esha
England
Henry Surcerer
Boston
Plainfeld
Saunders
Netherwood Bowling Club
J. A. Wax Devestes
Peesipest
Netherwoodes Club
Wood Alcohol Kills 11M in Tragic Tale of Desperation
In Rahway a colored tramp James Moore rushed to town after another tramp lay dying in Short Hills. Police found William Keating dead with a bottle of wood alcohol beside him. Moore, now seriously ill, claimed Keating bought the liquid at Marsh Ayers & Co for cleaning. Doctors warn wood alcohol causes severe convulsions and death, with dangers noted for solvent use in painting and firearm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Grant
Short Hille
Moore
William Keating
Keating
Vse
Keating's Nest
Westcott
Marsh, Ayers & Co
Pala
Ume
Marsh
Netherwood
al Solvatlon
Ted Jus
Rahway
Jenkins
Selecting Their Suits the Crescent League Wheelmen to Be Tog et Out
The Crescent League Wheelmen chose dark navy blow cloth fatigue uniforms trimmed with black braid and cut to regulation navy-fatigue pattern. They awarded the sewing contract to Acme Tailoring Company of No 12 West Front Street, which designed the pattern. Robert A. Meeker was elected Color-bearer and George Stevens became lieutenant, both in Washington Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent League Wheelmen
Acme Tailoring Company
West Pront Street
Aaita
Robert A. Meeker
George
Opening of Nulett's mass store boosts Plainfield music scene
Over five hundred attended the store opening with a continued stream of visitors. Masses Journal subscriptions topped 475 as a memento of the event. The Plainfield shop, described as the most complete music store, includes a first class repair room and an A1 piano tuner with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nulett
Masses Journal
Plainfield
Holelt
New York
Not Available
The piece notes a New Jersey Trap Shooting League match held in New Brunswick with a five-man Independent Gun Club team scoring 114 of 125 to win, marking the Plainfield team’s third consecutive victory in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New Brunswick
Gan Club
Plainfield
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Reform Hall
Hanson ¢ Varant
Hack, Peddlers
Cartmen
Lcenses
North Plaingeld
Ei. Tyde
Memorial Chapel
Washingtonville
W.C, T
Crescent
First Church of Crist
Corviews
Lands Sapper Ot Les. Sanday
Ehler
Seventh-Day Baptist Church
Brookfield
Young People’s Society
A. Hy, Lewry
Rene
Presbyterian
Clare
Premeh
Rew Ahl Lewis
AD Sanday Subeel
Christian Endeavor
William N. Pangborn
John Rickert
North Avenue
de Roberts
James, McInnes
Evona
Mr. Ostermoor
BA. Haines
Tadianapolla
West Fing Street
Lille May Wright
John W. Allen
C. BR. Mitchell
Henry E. Bowen
Anthony Dyett
Bowen
Broadway
Low Snedeker
Grove Street
North Plainfield
Carpenter
Jan L. Anthony
Reinhardt
Atchison & Sante Fe Railroad
Rev. Wadner
Titeworth
I. TD
Thtaworth
New Market
First National Bank
Piorita
WM Sisco
MR. Macclymonts
Tenny
Union Service
Itmalley Brothers
Persich
R. C.ponge
Lettie
Crescent League
Bloomfield
Masry
New York and New England Railroad Company
Rhode Inland House
Boston & Maine
Tre
Collier's
Mumford
Io the
Tapani Saays
Ford
Aries Are
En “Onay
Io Tntorment Private
Nellie McHenry
Circus
Eale
Mor Damen Cpe
Pancy
Pompadoura
Wm. Clamen
Liberty Street
C. M. Dunham
The
Genta? Outfitter
Spring Stylen
Crescent Rink Hall
H. Hand
Plainfield, N. J
Peck’s
Hoagland’s Express
Swain
East Front Street
V. L. Frazee
Groceries
N. Spencer J. W. A. Bawerischs
He Drug Store
Rj, Shaw
Frank L
Marin
A. Titsworth
Neuman Bros Wall
Oakland
A. M., Runton & Son
Metdoemerenee
Vanted
Poe
Plainfield, MN. J
Mrs. Winthrop
Brooklyn Comedy Company
Woetampks
Doane & van
Egoet
Metropolitan Ables
Aherp
BB Rees
Messager
A.D. Tuvsreat
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