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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1891

Page

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Weather notes and Plainfield city notices blend

Clearing morning and colder nights with brisk northwest winds. a busy week of social events and performances at Music Hall including minstrels and Minnie Hank Grand Opera Company being considered for Christmas night. court actions, weddings, funerals, and local meetings fill a day in Plainfield with social and civic life.

Westfeld Athletic Club New York Brooklyn Newark Jersey City Elizabeth Plainfield Opera House Sweeney Alvide Gorman Govtze

Franklin Council Hosts Evening Reception at Gesang Hall

An reception for the ladies who aided Franklin Council No. 41 J C U A M was held at Gesang and Turner Hall. About seventy five couples attended and music by George R Rogers followed a 28 piece program that lasted until four this morning. Committees included General Director J W Beekman and Floor Manager W NS Martin with assistants D S Dunavan A G Adams.

Franklin W. NS. Martin

Gov Abbott to Help Open Catholic Lyceum Clubhouse

Governor Leon Abbott of New Jersey will attend the formal opening of the Catholic Young Men's Lyceum clubhouse at Sixth and Liberty streets. Mayor Alexander Gilbert and City Council members are invited, with Rev. J. A. Stafford A. E. Kenney John O Rourke and Edward J Harling coordinating the arrangements for a gala event tonight.

Catholic Young Men's Lyceum Sixth and Liberty Streets Leon Abbott New Jersey Alexander Gilbert J. A. Stafford A. E. Kenney John O'Rourke Edward J Harling

Young People's Sociable at First Baptist Chapel

The Young People's League hosted an engaging sociable with a unique program. A quartet Mac Clymont Ryder Pittman Chapman performed fine selections then John Carney spoke pleasantly and W D Murray shared a Norway trip tale. Bananas and cake were served.

Young People's League of the First Baptist Chapel MacClymont Ryder Pittman Chapman John Carney Murray Norway

Man Fined for Abusing Wife After Complaint

Owen McCarthy of Pond Machine Tool Works was arrested after his wife accused him of abuse. He was jailed overnight and appeared in court with his wife testifying. Judge Codington fined him twelve dollars.

Owen McCarthy The Pond Machine Tool Works Codington

Bull in the Fashion Rounds Up Readers With Quaint Quips

The note hints at a whimsical fashion column captioned Bull in the Fashion. It mentions playful phrases and a lighthearted tone that borders on quirky humor, suggesting a satin tone for domestic or lifestyle coverage.

Plainfield cures and a new nursery movement in town

A Plainfield letter recounts recovery from bronchitis after moving there for climate, claiming improved health and weight gain without medicine. A separate notice reports a W C T U meeting at the Congregational Church to establish a day nursery and kindergarten led by Miss Conway and Miss Peck, with Uncle Mondre Conway’s daughter presenting “Neighborhood Guilt.” George Henry of the Catholic News in New York hunted a bogus subscription agent named M Shannon, exposing a swindle in Plainfield.

Plainfield New York City Colorado Vb. W. J Congregational Church Dr. Tomlinson Dr. Lewis Miss Conway Mondre D. Conway Miss Peck George Henry Catholic News of New York M. Shannon Henry Shannon Catholic News

Plainfielder Injured at Jersey City Yard Incident

Ferdinand Glaentzer ex foreman of Zephyr Hook and Ladder Company was injured in the Jersey City yard of the New Jersey Central Railroad. He boarded a Newark train by mistake and was carried to Lafayette then walked back to Jersey City. He slipped while boarding a train and was dragged several feet, suffering cuts on his hands and a sprained ankle but continued his journey. Rev Dr Yerkes pastors First Baptist Church questions the need for an International Baptist Congress but says if held it should include diverse denominations sharing evangelical beliefs on baptism.

Plainfield Trinity Reformed Church Peek Central New Jersey Times Ferdinand Glaentzer Zephyr Hook and Ladder Company Jersey City New Jersey Central Railroad Glaentzer Newark Lafayette Somerville International Baptist Congress Dr. Yerkes First Baptist Church The Christian Inquirer International Baptist Conference

State boards push for road legislation and convention

The State Board of Agriculture plans a January 22 convention at the State House in Trenton to secure road reform legislation. Prominent supporters from Rutgers College, the League of American Wheelmen, and state officials back a broad effort to improve New Jersey roads and possibly establish a permanent commission to oversee state and county roads.

State Board of Agriculture State House Trenton Franklin W. Dye State Board J. Colton Brown League of American Wheelmen Elizabeth David Baird Manalapan Monmouth County Austin Scott Rutgers College P. T. Quinn New Jersey W. J. Evans Marlton Thomas Dudley Camden Liverpool

Bicycle Thief Pleads Guilty In City Jail Ten Days

The Bicycle Thief, arrested by Officer Cooney in Boice's coal yard, pleaded guilty to taking a wheel from near Frank Linke's saloon on Somerset street. Special Officer Moran intercepted him on East Front street, and he was committed to the city jail for ten days while authorities seek the wheel's owner.

Michael Barua Cooney Boice Frank Linke Somerset Street Moran East Front Street

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Methodist Episcops Church John Albert City Hotel Henry Liefke Non Front John Goff Third and Liberty North Avenue Peace Street United Tea and Coffee Growers Association Union County Court of Pardons Jacob Jacoby Passai West Front Street Hope Chapel Ladies’ Aid Society C. M. Ulrich Bethel Mission Chapel Minnie Hauk Grand Opera Company Central Pharmacy Sweeney, Alvido, Gorman & Goetze Minstrel E. W. Ranyon Sab-Rosa Club Lizzie von Boskerck West Seventh Street Clark Ashaway R.L Alice Maxson Westerly R. 1 T. C. Smith New Street John Snover Orchard Place Blairstown N. J East Fourth Street F. G Warnick Walter Binn Anna Coles Harvey Voorhees Mainfield Presbyterian North Plainfield Music Hall Minnie Hank John E. Beerbower Officer Lynch Mr. Beerbower Frank Wolfe John M. Schorb Schorb James Farrell Jack Long Frank Fine M. McCarty F. B. Coventree Jerusalem Lodge Jerusalem Lodige A. M Masonica Hall W. M C. I. Rugg WO. P. Leggett J. W D. D. Adams S. E. Flower D. Weaver W. J Ford A. W. Rand A. B. Crane James Franklin Council Gov. Abbott Moffett Elizabeth Heralds Crowell Aime Duimazeaad Harry Belmar Jerry Desmond Bull Cougar N. Son Arya T. J.‘'Gillies East Sixth Street Jutips Uasl Keys Sixth Street Omething UIT Tock Rogers Bros Agaim Williams’ Pharmacy Grove Street Novah Lyr Dickinson Tical Optician Park Avenue Bethel Chapel Atla Carey Front and Grove Streets Plainfield, N. J T. J. Garey Czfoal
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