17 Dec 1891
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1891
Page
1
Fair conditions with slightly colder air and brisk northwest winds. Friday and Saturday expect fair skies warmer conditions for Sunday with continued fair weather.
A late 19th century community page notes the Washington Park Club urges no engagement for January 21. It mentions music by Prof. Guttman for a Mt Bethel hop and Whittier’s eighty fourth birthday. The Hope Chapel bazaar closes, and various local notices cover church events, politics, crime, and upcoming entertainments.
Andrew J. Upson, an 80 year old insurance agent, was thrown from a cart during the lumber yard fire night and today left his house for the first time. Rev Father J P Smyth has been ill since Sunday and could not attend the opening of the Catholic Young Men's Lyceum Club House last evening. Priests on stage included Rev Dr Gugnon Rev Father Fagan of St Marys New York Rev Father Carroll of Elizabeth Rev Father Smith of Westfield and Rev Father Glennon of Asbury Park.
Miss Hattie Armstrong wed Mr James Van Middlesworth of Dunellen at her parents home on First avenue Elizabeth The ceremony was intimate due to a recent bereavement Rev George Buckle officiated The bride wore white satin with chiffon lace and carried lilies of the valley and marechal neil roses After congratulations a fine repast followed The couple planned a wedding trip to Washington D C and will reside in Dunellen
A local feature highlights Union County holiday novelties and bargains in gems and jewelry from Cola America 400 years, focusing on enduring value and shimmering selections for the season.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders invites sealed proposals to make and set white marble headstones for honorably discharged soldiers and sailors. Bids due January 7, 1892, at 2 pm in the Elizabeth Court House. Headstones specified with inscriptions and delivery anywhere in the county.
The Catholic Young Men's Lyceum at Sixth and Liberty streets opened with a crowd. Governor Abbott and Mayor Gilbert bowled together, then spoke on youth guidance and club goals. The event highlighted debt, growth, and plans for future support and education.
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