Plainfield notices mix of events and local bids
Community brief listing sidewalk clearance at a North avenue fruit store and multiple society activities. Unity Lodge meets to confer degrees. sixth horse sale at Metropolitan stables. concerts, sociables, and lectures announced. City judge fines for drunkenness. parlor events at Congregational and Baptist churches. camera club mishap report. Mentions local licenses, flora decor, and a charity tea event with a planned Rainbow Tea by Kitchen Garden Committee.
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Ance
Grant
North Avenue
Unity Lodge
Metropolitan
Weatfield Musical Society
Plainfold Camera Club
Looge
Profesor Starr
Ah Assembly Hall
Plainfield News Chronicle Checks on War Time Drills and Local Orders
Readers report militia like uniforms and drills at Leal School in Plainfield while town life continues. Notices include obituaries, weddings, relocations, a firework blast injury, and a hospital training post in Memphis.
Park Club Adopts Constitutional Revisions After Meeting
Kamibers of the Park Club hold a special meeting to amend the constitution. Changes raise the voting threshold to one quarter of the membership and broaden guest and family access to include more relatives. The club grows to over seventy members and aims for smoother operations in Washington Park.
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Kamibers
Park Club
Washington Park
Conductor Chapman Resigns to Lead New Chorus Group
William K. Chapman resigns from the Melopots Society in New York to head a new chorus project with the Flower of the Oder Society and the Apollo appearance. He forms a fresh ensemble from Mesurgia members and plans private concerts in the Madison Square Garden hall with sixteen veterans already enrolled.
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Chapman
Wevurgia and
Organtees
New Chorus
Flower of the Oder Society
William K. Chapman
Melopots Society
Musargia
New York
Apollo
Mesurgia
Hfe
Beling- Hye
Rabbestoi Club
Churell
W. Ul, Rieger
Mew J. 1
McKinley
le Case
JM. Fulton
Mr. J. Goldsmith
W.S Hie
Bo Schoemaker
F. T Williand
Perry Averill
Albert Arveschion
Predere Gillete
W. I. Jo
Pond Machinists Tool Works Beneficial Association Officers Elected
At the semi annual meeting of the Pond Machinists Tool Works Beneficial Association officers were unanimously elected: President John W Jan, Vice President Thomas Fox, Secretary Robert Gow, Treasurer R B York, Trustees Lewis Morgan Charles Ford Hirt A Mears. The treasurer reported $850.95 collected in dues and assessments and $722.71 spent on death and sick benefits. H A Mears was elected to fill a trustee vacancy. The sick committee includes Edwin Lewis Thomas Reed John Hayton Robert Melala Noaben Jones KR Fulien and John Strandberg. Two members died early on and a 25 cent assessment was levied on each member. Early this year there were some sick members draining the general fund, but the society remains in good condition.
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Pond Machins Tool Works Beneficial Aswciation
Johm W. Jan
Thomas Fox
Robert Gow
R B. York
Lewis Morgan
Charles Auford
Hirt A. Mears
Henotita
H. A. Mears
Edwin Lewis
Thomas Reed
John Uayton
Robert Melnala
Noaben Jones
KR Fulien
John Strandberg
Abe
Butcher Scores Tee Handred
The text notes bowling scores from a tournament at the Catho lic Young Men's Lyceum alleys last evening, with Creament Corner Holes leading. The First Baptist Church youth league sociable featured Benjamin La Vere on cornet, Miss Elliott reciting, Miss Maggie Vermeule at the piano, cake and cream, and an upbeat verdict on the entertainment.
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Lodge of the Castre
K of P
Somerville
Roselle
Young Ladies Mimion
First Baptist Church
Dory" Vroom
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
Young People's League of the First Baptist Church
Benjamin la Vere
Misa Filiott
Maggie Vermeule
Probisition State Come? IV at Tren ton
About 300 attended the State Provibiges at Trenton yesterday. Delegates included ten women and temporary chairman W. W. Winans. Cortlandt L Parker led voting with 170, George Lamonte 290, Rev. Dr. J. B. Graw 293, and W. H. Nicholson 143. Fourteen Delegates-at-Large named.
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George Lemont
Bound Brook
Delagate-ot-Larey
Trenton
L J. Kennedy
Te National
T. W. Berger
George Lamoote
Cortlandt N. Parker
Porth Amboy
Cortlandt L Parker
George Lamonte
J. B. Graw
Camdlen
Cortlandt L. Parker
W. H. Nicholson
Haddonfield
Williams G. E. Lee Elected Republican Association President
Councilman Lee elected president replacing Judge Ulrich after his resignation. Constitution and by laws adopted, meeting set to monthly dates. Secretary John H. Doane and Treasurer William T. Kirk named. plans show energetic Plainfield Republicans expect strong campaign turnout this fall.
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Lee
Republican Association
Judge Ulrich
Asawemnon Hall
Wiliam G. E. Lee
East Front Street
Tn Bia
John HH. Doane
William T. Kirk
Capabe
Repub
Beasts Stall Preserves Tragic Holstein Kill Must
Jeremiah Rowe bought a Holstein from Dr. J H Cooley in North Plainfold. The cow balked at leaving the stall and the owner killed it on the spot. The animal weighed about 1400 pounds.
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Jeremiah Rowe
J. H. Cooley
North Plainfold
Defense of Young and other items from Washington
General Boynton defends James E Young former executive clerk of the Senate and cites cases from his experience to counter charges of betraying secret proceedings. The letter notes 20 reporters who received executive session news and 164 others who publish secret-session coverage. Also mentioned are affidavits for Alice Mitchell’s defense and updates on Mrs Harrison Greatly Improved in Washington recovery reports.
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Clark
Ee Weald
James E Young
Senate
Gen. Boynton
Young
Ente Bsenate
Toxlay
Mos
League
Tneanby
Waantscrow
Edrington
Memphis
Toon
Alice Mitchell
Scott
New York
San Francisco Shocks as City Registers Earthquake at 2 45 AM
The city of San Francisco reported a severe earthquake shock at 2 45 yesterday morning with clocks stopped nationwide. No other damage noted, but the quake was felt across the northern portion of the state.
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San Francisco
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A.M. Griffen
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
O'Clork
New West Educathat Conenlasior
Ward Ia
Albert Venine
Casino
Steinwey & Sons
Kitchen Garden
Whitney
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Freight House
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Eleanor Morrison
Eenlig
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Hoye
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Wheeling
West Virginia
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Church Street
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West End
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J. Gelsenhaluer
Charles Elliott Warren
George Willian Warren
Thomas Sparling
Tpl Nce
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Greenwood
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Plecee
Port Morris
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A. E B. Pearsall
Graham
Texas
PM French
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Gawt
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Lizzie
Mia
Roney
Knoxville
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Toney
J. L. Goodsich
Gar Churel
First Unitarian Church
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Edward Finch
C. P B. Ball
Lydia Thompeos
Nellie McHenry
Mile
Electra
Madeline Milan
Nellie Mc Henry
M. BE
Prof. Conde
North Plainfield
Thea
Spencer's Hall
Ue HK Corral
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Spencer
Peter A. Emmons
W. O. Smith
Charles Place
Hf. SN
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Breceient
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Wm. Classen
Liberty Street
West Front Street
Crescent Rink Hall
C. H. Hand
Plainfield, N. J
Peck's
Hoagland's Express
Aluver
Swain
V. L. Frazee
Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables
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Neuman Bros
Oakland
Circus
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Cullen
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