Souvenir to Major Anderson Post at Chickamauga Battlefield
At the Major Anderson Post No. 109 camp in Georgia a presentation of a gavel carved from a tree on the Chickamauga battlefield is described. William Bye displayed the memento, tied to the recent battlefield visit, noting it was cut from the site and a large bullet fired by Union forces. Boe shared tales of the battle and the meaning of the relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Garr
Lawt
Willian Bye
Hoe
Orate
Boe
Frist Choral Concert Delivers Varied Programmes and Praise
The Choral Society presented a mixed evening with Miss Sullivan and Mr Towne praised for expressive singing while Mine Hall impressed despite limited rehearsal. The centerpiece Gaul’s cantata The Holy City showcased precise attacks and balanced parts under conductor Fiteshagh, earning high satisfaction from the Philharmonic audience. A closing note confirms high class music can succeed despite earlier doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Gaul
Holy City
Choral Society
Fite ‘Hagh
Philharmonic Society
Christmas events and church notes in local items
The Courier supplement mentions a Duchess novel coming tomorrow, a surge in cargo due to Christmas business with Mullen on duty, and the Seventh Day Baptist Church’s new carpet being laid as well as chimes placed on its belfry. It notes charity drives by Grace Episcopal and Streen poor families, council officer appointments, a Park Avenue mail carrier seen as a human pack horse, a Viator safety note, and a Franklin bicycle model update with features and warranty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnmorrow
Chistines Urpole
Exire
James Mullen
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Grace Episcopel Ubureb
Streen
First Presbyterian Church
Derring
Praoklin Council No 41 Jr UU. Alm
Park Avenue
Hagers Bicycle
Officers Elected at Court Pride No 1625 AOF
At Court Pride No 1625 AOF last night officers were elected with P.O. TL T Osborne KR P.O. Blimm 8C Sem Figns TT Osborne PF 8 5 B Langer RS Galbraith WN Kelly J W J BJ Walle 1 BJ McCarthy P De Siapson for one year J Crowley for three years L J Combe. Installation set for Thursday January fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. TL
T Osborne
P.O. Blimm
Sem Figns
TT. Osborne
B. Langer
RS & Galbraith
WN. Kelly
J. W. J. Jay
BJ. Walle
BJ McCarthy
P. de. Siapson
P. McAfee
J. Crowley
L. J. Combe
City Finance and Meeting Adjournment Declared
Amid fragmented text the council approves continuing the adjourned meeting on December 27 at 8 30 p m. A rebate request by F C Lounsbery is rejected with Finance Committee opposing the precedent. Fire department completion noted and occupancy expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk
Connell
F. C. Lounsbery
Erickson
Morbidity as Girl Is Burned Playing With Matches
A three year old girl, in Fanwood-Wesfield area, suffered severe burns after obtaining matches from a playmate. Neighbors and Mrs George Prince rushed to help as flames engulfed a yard scene. Dr. Cooper attended, but doctors fear the child may not survive the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prince
Fanwood
Wesfield
Abe
Local Residents Receive Guests and Reported Illnesses
Mr and Mrs Lewis Clawson of Westerly Rot and relatives plan a visit with James Clawson of East Sixth Street and Randwiph Loutham of Madimon luvenue. George Vowh of West Front street is homebound with grip. Frank H Booth’s child ill in Newburg New York. Fourth Close exercises held at High School with students participating. Bloodgood of Cranford visiting George W Vae Boskerck. The Misses Wood of Franklin place hosted friends. E K Hoadley of Wenffeld to perform at bowling alley tonight for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Clawson
Westerly
Rot
Hisery
Abrietumas
James Clawson
East Sixth Sireet
SRS Wick
Newburg N.Y
Vincent Eitenhouse
Sereb Sehaler
Florence Beal
Lizzie Murphy
Florence Jackson
Lacy Davin
Ernest Soffern
Louis Egan
Mr. Bloodgood
Cranford
George W Vae Boskerck
West Seventh Street
Misses Wood
Franklin Place
Lam
E. K Hoadley
Wenffeld
bin Bowl
Winch
Entertainments at Warren Chapel Feature Prize Hunt
A Warren Chapel event included a land Zeus tale, a wild audience scavenger hunt, and a prize auction led by Fred Walker. Contestants opened lunch boxes, sharing contents with a recorded lady's name. outcomes varied from amusing to surprising. Organizer team included Miss Searing and Frank Piann.
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Zeus
Mad Fox
Warren Obepal
Fred Walker 'E
Albert Johnson
Fred Walker
Mise Satphen
S. Searing
Frank
Piann
Albert Johnston
Lemuel Taynor
V. Christofferson
Abetting and scissoring business notes and odd items
Fragments report varied topics from a West Street craftsman entering abating work to a morning snowfall turning to rain. Other notes mention Rockview cedar tree depredations, Misatisemo Tribe officer nominations, a New York directory claim, Music Hall colds and cold weather, and a charity offer at L. W. Randolph's Pharmacy with 50 cent bottles.
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New York
Music Hall
Sandsy Alga
J. Lowe
the Royal
van Buren & Timpson
Two Injured Men Burned In Garwood Wheel Plant Fire
Two workers at the American Stel Wheel Company in Garwood were severely burned by a blaze that swept through a work area where about twenty others were seated. Both men were rushed to Elizabeth Hospital for treatment as fellow employees aided and one suspect who fled has since been arrested.
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George Meir
Mike Truck Company
Mat
Board of Engineers
Doane
Mera
Martin
Poreman Newman
Gazelle Engine Company
Zephyrs
Seach Harmony
Jacob Tillaom
FA. Glaentzer
Ed Vroom
Irving Em Charten McGinney
Andrew Juege
Edward Wolf
George Hinder
le Jobson
Illy
William Addis
Kel Woods
Com
Lus Hon Sehleceth
Joe Martin
Searing
Calvin Sutton
E Beduard
Marin
Larboerd
Isea
Jef
Stel Wheel Company
Garwool
Higgins
Elizabeth Hospital
We Holy Cross Choir Members Entertained at Chemwright Home
The We Holy Cross Choir lounged at Mr. Chemwrights No. 13 Grove Street for a musical evening last night. Donkey party featured with Robert Turrill winning the Grat prize, a pearl handled knife. Several locals plan holiday travels and visits to friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Holy Cross
Chemwright
Grove Street
Robert Turrill
Oscar Pay Adama
Bes
W. F.' Adams
Street
Francis ©. Harder
Madison Avenue
Neavy
Lizzie Fleming
Parkmont
Dean Vine
Mise Hadeon
East Second Street
Mim Gutiman
Madmen Arouse
Christos
Jeunie
Notut
H.O. Newman
East Pith Street
Fo Geaneis Aeabaatin
Madison
James T. MacMurray
Perth Amboy
Bien Seapene Petne
Bone
Cortland
Mise
We Irving School
Shefield
Mass
Mum Whitfield
Misa Hisse Whitfeld
Anne
Wes
Mus Vao Dosen
East Frost Street
Wayne County
N. Y
Colonel Scott
Sacnaltha
Hiram C. Hance
James
Powers
Fragmentary OCR Note On Unclear Handwriting Case
The readable text includes碎 doodles about handwriting and tiles with unclear context. It mentions a person or item named Tee Van Ripes-Piee and references conversations and consumption. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to establish a concrete news item.
Lost by a Plainfielder bowling rules shake trade
Fragmentary notes reference a Board of Trade bowling event with Plainfield participants and a list of numbers. Mentions F H Martin Plainfield and elegant celluloid goods priced lower than New York at Edeall's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edeall's
Boy Telegram Turkey Drive Through City Streets
A young boy, Joe Giddis of the North, drove a heavy live turkey through city streets using a string and switch. The turkey had been purchased by a city doctor as a Christmas gift and was tied around its neck during the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Giddis
Fay
Loewe
Charity Appeals Committee Seeks 10000 for Needy Families
The Charity Appeals Committee urges citizens aid to fund relief for hundreds of dependent families facing unemployment and hardship. Aimed at supporting charitable associations, the drive seeks $10,000 to cover welfare needs and public works for those without support. Womens Home Mission Society formed at Green M E Church with elected officers including Mrs W Lunger and Mrs J S Langer. A bowling alley accident injured North Shore caterer W J Stephenson, delaying business. County tax collector Pain Hicks paid 8544 00.15 in State school and county taxes for 1893. A gentleman’s silver watch and a lady’s silver lace watch were reported missing from the humanitarian church event.
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Zephyr Truck Company
Tage
Wis
Thair Beughbers
Zephyr Truck Boye and Gazelle Engine Company
Plainfield Fire Department
Tearment House
St Uldnight
Weare
Second Street
Ata Me
Zephyr Boys
Anderson Post
Mildred Treyanion
Dutabe
Gen- Uemerat Exeall
Sourt Preide,a. D
Coddingtons Court
JoJo Keely
North Avenge
Alope
Wilson's Pond
Weahingtonville
Memoris
Edeall’s
Coddington
Vail
W. Olras
Berary Public
Beare
Gwenny
Carlton Cornwell
Ricci
Mr. Gazette
Mieners
N. J. Ee
Raed
Cheney
Driggs
The
Test Wight
Personalia
W. H. Rogers
West Was Street
Rockview Avenue
Campbell
Ork
L. W. Rasdolph
Tee
Epee
Veriaese Wits
Board of Trade
Deliveriiwe
Committee ON Charity
Citizens For Eelp
Etey Ban Gilbert
Father Say
Saunders
Ewall
Charles W. Metthenes
Gul
Cresent Svense
Parfort
Pabie
Womers Jam Soclett
Greee M. E
Hicks
Tuentay
Ladies
Nitarian Church
Washington
M ‘Ap Buren & Thompson
North Avenue
Maimield, N. J. Cy
Fourth Street
Geo. W. Rockfellow
Grocutma
Peck
Howard A. Pope
Front and
Somerset Streets
J. A. Demarest
MacDonald
Fan Crescent Rink
Astor Place
Evans
Evona
East Fifth Street
Sycamore Street
Glas
Inacalasbunn
Watchung
Park and Mountain Avenues
Clinton del Sreaue
Lyman Place
H. Hard
Watchung Avenue
J.D. Runyon
Park PlainGeid
Metropolitan Stables
Packer’s
Garret Q. Packer
Second ST
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