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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1894

Page

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Wedding of Margaret Thompson and Myers Hodge in Finderne

Miss Margaret Simpson Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson, wed Myers Martin Hodge of Finderne at the home on the hill. Rev. J. W. Richardson officiated precisely at 5:30. Guests from Finderne, Plainfield, Bound Brook and Somerville attended, with the couple departing for two weeks travel to Philadelphia and Washington. They plan to reside in the city after winter.

Mr.Thompson Margaret Simpson Thompson Myers Martin Hodge Finderne J. W. Richardson Park Avenue Baptist Church Aston D. Thompson May D. Thompson Miss Greendyke Wales Philadelphia Washington Florida Freeman Stelle F. A. Stele Ve. Lie Millington R. R. Stelle Lida Stelle S . W. Dunsing C.v.d.huff Bound Brook T. Hodge

Planfield Doctors Meet for YMC A New Citizen Welcome

A group of Plainfield physicians gathered at Dr Endicott s Park avenue home last night for a supper in honor of the new physical director at the Y M C A Mr McPhie. Attending were Y M C A officials and many local doctors who discussed new health oriented athletic instruction. The event concluded with thanks to Dr and Mrs Endicott and the Y M C A for the hospitality.

Dr. Endicott Plain Plainfield Endicott Park Avenue Y. M. CA McPhie W. D. Murray George Cornwel Herry Manning D. G. Adsoma F. U. Ard J. H. Garman Mire Clawson T. & Davis J. T. Pritts W.F T. H. Tomlinson McPhee

Assault on Mrs. Shattle in Danellen by would-be thief

Mrs. L. Shattle was assaulted near Whittier school house while returning from New Market. A tall rough man demanded money, grabbed for her pocket book, then fled as approaching footsteps came. She suffered nervous prostration but the thief did not obtain any funds.

Danellen

Plainfield notices mix with shop ads and church plans

Local items include water bottle prices at Mays two quarts for a dollar and a new Hope Chapel range purchased for silence. The Salvation Army saw resignations by colored members and the Common Council faces debate over Plainfield water supply statue. Winter begins today at 2 58 PM for 30 days.

Hope Chapel Rand Plainfield Salvation Army Organiga Creagent Avenue Watchung Avenue Richmond Street Cranford Elizabeth Prverenvienty Ty Park West Front Street Demarest & Sons Park Avenues Deneed

Warning to Young Men About Unnatural Habits

A fragmentary warning warns young men about dangers to constitution and health from unhealthy practices. It mentions irritable temper and fear of impending illness as consequences and urges medical observation and caution.

Assaulted by Her Husband in Cottage Piece Home

James Corrigan was arrested after a morning assault on his wife and threat to their year and a half old child. The crying mother fled with the baby, later telling Nash, McCue assisted, Corrigan kept $3 from pocket, he was held on $100 for assault. committed to jail.

Dostce Nash James Corrigan Cottage Piece O'ier McCue Corrigan Lowwail Kiely Weill

North Plainfield School Closing Exercises Featured Student Performances

The North Plainfield Public School closed this morning with singing and recitations by primary pupils and readings by senior students. Participants included John Veu Winkie Lloyd Will James Argold Edns French, Winnie Carroll Fred Aramtroog Mamie Teller Nellie Monta and many others, with names and performers listed among the readable fragments.

North Plainfield Public School John Veu Winkie Lloyd Will James Argold Edns French Winnie Carroll Fred Aramtroog Mamie Teller Nellie Monta Boward Overton Addie Ogarney Fred Marto Leah Hammond Label Lane Tillie DB Lowndes Smith Geo. Pope Helen Harned Garsie Korman DeWitt Kaw Geo. Gaddis Stryker Hoagland Clara Martin Edith Squires Hazel Martin Bertie Hanson Raymond Mantz Clyde Slater Samuel Roth

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Saves Child From Croup

A New Jersey father credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with saving his five year old son from croup after two doses. He reports the child slept through the night and recovered, and he keeps the remedy at home for future use. Park sells the 25 and 50 cent bottles.

L. B Malford Pisiafield Chamberlain

Buy At Home urged its readers to buy local goods

The Courier-News lauds local merchants for offering diverse quality goods, reducing the need to shop in New York. It cites growing stores in Plainfield, ads in the Courier-News, and home-delivered specials as evidence of the city’s self sufficiency and the benefits to citizens.

Courier-News New York Plainfield Asis

Humphreys-81st Wedding in New York Home

Miss Annie Lowry Fish daughter of Ferdinand Fish married Charles William Humphreys last evening at 8 at No 100 West Eighty fifth street New York neighborhood home. Rev Rover Lowry uncle of the bride officiated. Pauline Fish sister of the bride wore white brocade with pale green satin as maid of honor. Floyd Humphrey brother of the groom served as best man. No bridesmaids or ushers. The bridal gown was white moire with chiffon and pearl passementerie the veil lace en flower. A small reception followed.

Annie Lowry Fish Ferdinand Fish Charles William Humphreys West Eighty-fifth Street New York Rover. Lowry Pauline Fis Floyd Humphrey

Fox Release At Btnfier's Club House On Christmas Day

A fox will be released at Btnfier's Club House on Christmas Day between 4 PM and 1 AM, with all the sports and dogs in town joining the chase.

Btnfier

Plainfield Ladies Meet Louise Houghton on Mission Work

A social event at Mr Lawrence Myers home drew about 350 Plainfield women to hear Mrs Louise Houghton of New York discuss McAll Mission efforts in France. The talk highlighted revived Protestant worship in France and the thrift of Auxiliary funds, with remarks on miracles and charity.

Plainfield McAll Lawrence Myers East Frost Street Louise Houghton New York France Myers Houghton England America Abraham Lincoln Oecause Lincoln Mra. Houghton A. Baldwin F.O Herring Alexander Gilbert BF. G. Foster W. Hiliman A.D Snepard John Doull Miller J. K. Myers Hanting‘top Edgerton Tracy Wood J. W. Keimbert Misses Wood Misses Morgan Misses Scribner Miss Scribner Pendeton Rogers Machado B. A Hegeman Bret Harte W.J. Roome Mra. Contin Mra. Ferry Ryden Abbott Cook

Deafness Cured by Cure Noted By Local Report

Fragmentary text indicates a claim about deafness treatment and local disease of the ear. A patient description references an infected area and a mucous discharge with an offer of one hundred dollars for catarrh cure. The fragmentary source provides no verifiable names or dates.

Robberies in New Market Leave Residents on Edge

In New Market residents report repeated but thwarted burglary attempts since last Saturday. A pair tried Lloyd Nelson's hotel, another man eyed the post office, and a residence on Cester Street saw a makeshift weapon seized. Locals discuss forming a Vigilance Committee.

New Martet Lloyd Nelson Ken Will Ryne Frank G.skill Cester Street

Rasher Lodge 1895 Officers Installed in Woodbridge

The Rasher Lodge installed its 1895 officers led by W M Howard with J W Connweet and J B Tarreil among attendees. A banquet followed with speeches by Brothers Schoder Shepherd Gedard Richardson Hangon and others.

Rasher Lodge Paty Benoder Woodbridge Prepaty Shephard Pinabesh I Coes Howard W. M Hugh R Mershil Serie Ryier W. A. Preemen D. T. Waring F. UO. Herr Schoder Shepherd

Boehm expands store on West Front street with wide stock

WEAT COBEN notes Boehm enlarges the dry goods and millinery shop on West Front Street. The expansion adds more floor space and stock across dry goods, ladies wear, toys, curtains, carpets, and window displays. Prices are said to be affordable as Olgas Lume approaches.

Boehm West Front Street Bond

You can't mis a mistake pleasant to

A terse note notes a slip or hiccup in a task and a calm look at a minor error. The line hints at a mood of patience and the idea that errors can be addressed without drama.

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Mies Thompson Ent Planfield Disingela Han New Branswick W. Young West Liverty W. Va Reynold’s Park and Noa Avenues Armstrong Jemima Demarest Aleo StePether Borth Plainfield Humphreys Hornbys Boughton Mycre Bince Anchor Anunt Jemins Af Domareat & Son Hope Chapel Bowling Journaulest W. Stewart W. Leteaod PF. Maret Wes A. L. Wilson G. Sese Sehen J. Coxe H. Page Wee J. Myers
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