Sketches in Madeira Miss Root Recalls Mission Work
Miss Pauline Root M D a medical missionary formerly in Madeira spoke at Congregational Church last evening for over an hour. She shared life sketches, described daily routines at the dispensary and hospital practices, and noted local customs and dress, with a collection taken for her benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peuline Root
Congregational Church
Pauline Root
Medeira
Miss Root
Sandlewood
Antil
Orange Valley bowlers protest over alleged foul in close match
The Orange Valley team claimed C Y M L member Guinee bent the foul line in a tight contest at the C Y M L Alleys, while Lyceum supporters denied the charge. Valley wins by twenty six pins and a protest may await diocesan action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. ML
Orange Valley
Lyceum Boys
Guinee
Lyceum
Marriage Ceremony at Bound Brook for Carpenter and Disborough
Last evening at the residence of the bride’s parents in Bound Brook the marriage of Mamie Carpenter daughter of A G Carpenter of Manning Avenue Losieorge Disborough nephew of Mrs Dis of Front Street took place. The ceremony occurred at six with A ter of this city performing. After the wedding a reception followed and at half past seven a trip to Washington was planned. The couple will reside in ten or mie engaged. Ira P Wetmore of San Angelo Texas praised Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy noting its long use and success for his family. The remedy is available at Reynold’s Pharmacy North Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bound Brook
Mamie Carpenter
Wser
A G Carpenter
Manning Avenue
Ira P. Wetmore
San Angelo
Texas
Chamberlain
Reynold
North Avenues
S. Beekman
Clipton Avenue
Monroe Avenue
Bord of Trade Illeys
Charles Maltbie
Frank Hand
John Emmons
J. F. Backle
S.P. T. Wilbur
van Emburgh
Sol
T Lok
Red Street
Vannalia
East Third Street
Edsal
Newark
New York
Clara C. Henley
Doreno
Conrad Bebreus
Duff Grand and Comuc
New York City
London
Pain Balm Promises Prompt Rheumatism Relief
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as effective for rheumatism and pale symptoms with prompt relief. It cites J. W. Young of West Liberty West Virginia and claims permanent relief with continued use. Sold by Reynolds Pharmacy at Park and North avenues, T. Armstrong as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Reeves
J. W. Young
West Liverty
W. Va
Reynold’s Pharmacy
Park and North Avenues
T. 5
Armstrong
Rarities of Old Newspapers Highlight 1833 New York Issue
The first copy of the New York Sun from September 3 1833 published by Benjamin H Lay at 222 Willem Street is described. It a four page edition priced at 3 annually and intended to print all daily news with ads on shipping insurance and notices. It notes a state election November 4–6 and includes bank money values and a Charlottesville earthquake report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie City
Oracies AM
Uirich
New York
Sun
Courier-News
Benjamin H. Lay
Willem Street
Prinece
Julia A. Dix
Aleus Sherman
Sheriff News
Charlotesville
Amelia Rives
New Brunswick
Rahway
Plaimfeld
Jury Named for Scotch Plains Baby Death Case
Coroner Horning impanels a twelve man jury including Batlocs Mattox Huyter Uamphedell Morrison McClarg Harved Frazee Shee ton Brady Treat to view the body of the infant found at Scotch Plains and return next Monday afternoon. County Physician O'Reilly to conduct autopsy to determine cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horning
Scotch Plains
W.S Batlocs
W. R. Mattox
William Huyter
J. QO. Uamphedell
Joseph B. Morrison
W. A. McClarg
James A. Harved
George Frazee
William Sheeton
B. F P. Brady
W. ©. Treat
O'Reilly
Literary Evenings Open at Young Men's Lyceum
Father Murphy inaugurates a series at the Young Men's Lyceum to shift from bowling and cards to literature. The first event covered the advantages of reading with future sessions planned. tonight will feature Oliver Wendell Holmes selections, readings, and recitations. Admission is free and all members may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiver Wendell Holmes
Cuga
Father Murphy
Apd
Westfield Considers Sewage Disposal Options
Westfield officials abandon sewer path to tide water and favor disposal beds. Citizens favor the beds plan, hoping completion ahead of Plainfield, as town committees pivot from Rabway Water route to a new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Town Committee
Westfield
Plainfield
Surprise at Third Street Mission entertains Josie Vanalla
Associates of the Society of Christian Endeavor held a surprise at Miss Josie Vanalla's home last night on Third Street. The event featured a varied program and social time with lively participation and merriment, ending with happy departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Christian Endeavor
Third Street Mission
Josie Vanalla
Local Patent and Social Notices Reach City Readers
L W Serrel secures a patent for ice making machinery and H G Baker patents a street sign. Miss Ella Hedden of East Fourth spends the day in New York. F P Haywood Bogert attends a wedding there. Frank Reymond returns from Europe. Charles Lyman recovers at home after an illness. Guard officers inspect Baggs Post at New Brunswick with post members. Several couples and families plan attendance at Miss Emma L Van Arsdale’s wedding to James B Ten Eyck in Plockamin, sister of Peter Van Arsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Serrel
H. G. Baker
Ella Hedden
East Fourth
New York
Haywood Bogert
Wem Street
Frank Reymond
Madison Avenue
Charles Lyman
Washington Avenue
Quingey
W. ©. Smith
Winfield Scott Pom
G. A
Ed Baggs
New Brunswick
Joseph Powlison
J. A. Powlison
la Boyteaux
Peter P. van Aredale
J. A. Robinson
Miss Robinson
Josie
Anna van Arsdale
Peter T. van Arsdale
Holmes
Plockamin
Emma L. van Arsdale
James B. Ten Eyck
Peter van Arsdale
Jackson Avenue
Political lecture on parties at Park Club
Miss Jane M. Slocum L. L. D. of New York lectured at the Park Club yesterday on the history and origin of the two great political parties. She described party versus faction and noted the People's Party’s rapid influence. She endorsed woman suffrage as a remedy for existing evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Club House
Jane M. Slocum
West Seventh Street Surprise Party For Mrs Egan
A double surprise party arranged by Mrs C W Lines and Mrs Jon Stevens last night delighted Mrs Egan of West Seventh street after she believed she was alone. Mr Egan was away and returned to a lively gathering with Professor Guttman and New York talent providing music. Dancing lasted until three o clock with refreshments and sociability. About fifty guests attended from Westfield Scotch Plains and Dunellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Egan
West Seventh Street
C. W. Lines
Jon Stevens
Mr. Egan
Westfeld
Scotch Plains
Dunellen
Firemen's Relief reports solid finances and local notes
The Firemen's Relief Association met and heard the treasurer's report for the past three months. After large expenses for sick members and widows, the association shows a flattering financial picture with only two percent of premiums in reserve. A West Fourth Street street light petition circulates. Street work on West Fourth Street is criticized as a winter quagmire. A new safe arrived at Nelson Rupyon's office to replace a smaller one. A dance occurred in a vacant paneled space on East on the sees Newther avenue with low attendance.
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Firemen’s Relief Association
West Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Nelson Rupyon
Front Street
Tae
Local Druggists Praise Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Retailers advertise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for colds and croup. Stickney & Den and Reynold's Pharmacy tout strong sales and customer satisfaction, calling it the leading cough medicine in their inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickney & den
Reynold’s
Avenues
What the Odd Ladies Did Inaugurate First Dance Series
The Odd Ladies opened their first dance series in a Red Men's Wigwam venue with 500 attendees. Mrs J H Snyder and others led a well organized program with Frazee music and a literary portion featuring piano solos, vocal selections, and recitations. The event included a late supper at 11 o’clock and lively dance figures led by Frank Spiane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizsak Loken
Mrs. Canfield
W. A. Westphal
Plainfielders Return from Europe Amid Stormy Atlantic Voyage
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R Ackerman and J. Frank Raymond arrived in New York aboard the Teutonic after a four day storm and fog. The ship anchored off Quarantine in the afternoon and reached pier 38 this morning avoiding the sunken lighters at Christopher Street, which had made navigation hazardous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R Ackerman
West Seventh Street
J. Frank Raymond
Madison Avenue
New York
White Star Line
Teutonic
Qulrantine
New York Generals
Christopher Street
Pier 38
Frainee Pleads Guilty in Elizabet
Owen Frainee, who stole twenty five dollars entrusted by Druggist Shone of Westfield, confessed in Elizabet court. He admitted taking money meant for Plainfield bank and used it, receiving a thirty day county jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Fraineee
Drueggist Shone
Westfield
Elizaveth
Frainee
Shone
Plaindeki
Plainfield
Fraince
Jand Onaly
Jai
New York Bazaar Show Window Features Santa Amid Toys
The New York Bazaar display showcases a Santa Claus overseeing a window of toys and Christmas presents, creating a festive seasonal scene for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bazaar
Laardley
Santa Claus
Captain Grant Spearheads Search for James Johneon
Captain Grant cites a warrant to arrest James Johneon alias James Johnson of Pennsylvania for assault on Mrs. Dushem of New Market. The case traces theft from Stroudsburg to the countryside where recovered property supports pursuit. A Grand Jury in Middle County will review papers to obtain governor approval for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johneon
Alles Je
J James
Brad Mra. Maxson
New Market
Grant
Lyn
Stroudsburg
Derson
Work for tramps offered by aid association
The Employment Committee of the Organized Aid Association announces work for tramps at any time with meals in payment. Householders should send tramps to Mr. Holmes's woodyard at 208 Madison rather than to association rooms. Offices open 9 to 11 daily. some tramps have delayed presenting tickets to avoid work and secure food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Aid Association
Holmes
Madison
Hyde estate division stirs interest in Luis City
English Hyde estate valued at 260 million pounds to be divided among heirs including Mrs M B Long and E L Hyde with American heirs seeking settlement after years of legal delay. A New York office handles matters. estate includes Hyde Park property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis City
Hyde
England
M. B. Long
Park Avenue
E. L. Hyde
Madison, Avenue
Babeock
George H. Bebeock
Wem
New York
Hyde Park
Londou
More Property Coming Into Market In Local Street Expansion
F A Dunbar oversees grading of Myrtle Avenue and adjacent streets extending from Ge reat MeMN. George Wale, executor of the estate, bears the expense as the street opens for building lots. Excavated dirt from the street will be used on Mr White's nearby low lots for homeseekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Dunbar Pastaten
George Wale
Stephens Parish to Form New Pens Next Monday Night
Steps will be taken next Monday night for the formation of the new pens of St Stephens. An exclusive in for mation was given in yesterday's Women News. A date of 10g has been called in Netherwood to erect wardens and vestrymen. Parish papers were received on Tuesday. The church location will be decided after Gaul organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Heavenly Rest Lyceum
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
East Second Street
Music Hall
Roberts Stables
St Stephens
Netherwood
Church of Our Saviour
Parich
Testimony on Gilmore's Aromatic Wine in Pavilion Nova Scotia
A Mayo 21 1875 testimonial from a Maree and midwife in Pavilion NS praising Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as superior for girls reaching maturity and for women in decline or ch of life. The speaker notes five to six years of nursing experience and endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NS. Yl
Gilmore
Mhaneimaess Nate A
East
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Madeira
Orange Valley Bowlers
J. Hasse
Kennedy
J. Kearney
Guinee Steep
Slatteriy
Hibbits Bee
D. Fineraa
Winn
Breman
Kenney
E.puneran
Wierengar
Oalien
N. J
Sons of Temperance Hall
R J. Shaw
Linden
Crawford
Trinity Reformed Church
Purass
Crescent Division
UR. E. of
W. H. Turner
Courier News
Reynolds
Run Union
St. Joseph's
Tersey City
Grove Street
de Nessier
Philadelphia
Personalia
Rlse Slocum
Pak Club
Plainfielders
Europe
Hornby
Fey
Captain Grant
Pennyslvania
Mre. Dushem
Weary Wil
Vandrbit
Stephens Parish
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