Sale of Donelien estate and community notices
The estate of the late Joseph Laing of Donelien will be sold January 2 in the afternoon. Reform Hall hosts a meeting next Thursday night to organize a lodge of the Order of Chaven Friends. A flag-stone sidewalk near Flat Field Avenue is laid as an improvement. Central Railroad tests Protech gas for locomotive headlights with praised results. Winfield Scott Post meets next week Wednesday evening due to Christmas. Grace Episcopal Church decoration proceeds and should finish by Monday night. Fulper sends fruit to Plainfielder at Old Point Comfort and a Hampton University student. Mertin receives 1895 dies for Next year's Columbia construction with many orders. Bound Brook Presbyterian Church trustees refuse Traction Company tracks in front of the church, prefer another street. Christmas tree lighting at Mahlenberg Hospital on Christmas day at 3:30 PM, all invited. The two Vans advertise prices, but shop floor slashing worsens with goods needing disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Laing
Donelien
Reform Hall
Order of Chaven Friends
Flatfield Avenue
Central Railroad
Winfield Scott Post
Grace Episcopal Church
Fulper
Old Point Comfort
Hampton University
Mertin
Columbias
Bound Brook Presbyterian Church
Traction Company
Mahlenberg Hospital
Stephen's Teck
Simpson
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Warren Chapel
Jos
McKelvey
Tate
Suniday
German Reformed Church
Craig Place
North Plainfield
G. Hauser
Sui
Y. P.S
Church of the Redeemer
P E
Grove Street
Mercer Avenue
Joselyn Johnston
Christmas week concerts and social notices flash through Plainfield
A service at the C. T. Uim Music Hall is set for tomorrow after the Carpenters and Joiners Union hold a Christmas night setting. Patrick Moran begins painting his Plainfield home in holiday green. Regular services are listed for the First Church of Christ in Hall 204 West Front Street. MacDonald grocer receives a new consignment of crayon portraits for customers. Socialist meeting planned at Reform Hall Thursday night with Mrs Martha Moore Avery of Boston to preside. Thomas Buckley arrives from Aaron after three weeks setting up a Washington Times press. Plainfield residents discuss a man above to attend the engine company No.1. A hotel attachment issue by Wallace Miller against Seymour-Stratton property was settled this morning. Scott Bowling and Manhattan clubs miss a match at Manhattan alleys. Hipp cites poor alleys and promotes Taylor's alleys at Duvalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters and Joiners Union
Patrick Moran
Plainfield
Christ
West Front Street
MacDonald
Reform Hall
Martha Moore Avery
Boston
Thomas Buckley
Web
Potters
Aron
Washington Times
Cai
Wallace Miller
Grenada
Seymoore-Strattaway
Scott
Manhattan
Hipp
Duvalion
Taylor's
Fire Destroys Evans House Farm in Furzaveth New Jersey
At 4 o clock this morning a house on Third Avenue owned by Toomer Evans caught fire after his wife was found partially clothed. The blaze swept the dwelling barn and several outbuildings, killing no one but injuring Mr and Mrs Evans. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars with livestock saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furzaveth
N. J
Toomer Evens
Evans
Amore
Sith Mewles
Samoan novelist Robert Louis Stevenson death reported
Telegraphic brief notes confirm the death of Robert Louis Stevenson. Other items report the Missouri River rise of about 80 feet since Thursday night and various local incidents including a burglary attempt on avenue B New York and an electro magnet test at Willett's powt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Missouri
Lnternations
Avenue B
New York
Col. King
Willett’s Powt
Mekell Sharpley and George W Sharpley wed in Peekskill
Miss Hannah Mekell of Peekskill and George W Sharpley of Peekskill married at Isaac W Rushmore home on West Seventh street. Rev James Chase of Brooklyn officiated in a simple service. Bride wore a white dress and guests from Peekskill and Western New York attended. The couple will reside in Peekskill and received many valuable presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Rushmore
West Seventh Street
Hannah. Mekell
Peekskill
Rushmore
George W. Sharpley
James Chase
Brooklyn
Torre
Peekskill, N. Y
New York
Notable Local Health and Society News
J F Wharton of West Third Street is very ill at home. Steamship Lucania brought W S Angleman of the city back to New York. Catherine May Miller of 303 East Front Street dies this morning with funeral Monday morning. Mrs Anna M Harner state president of the Pennsylvania W O T U to speak at Music Hall December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wharton
West Third
Lucania
New York
Angleman
Catherine May Miller
East Front Street
Anna M. Harner
Pennsylvania
Music Hall
The New York Tribune Receives Endorsement for 1895 Campaign Use
The New York Tribune is praised as a powerful Republican ally aiming to secure the 1895 presidency. Roswell G. Horr's tariff and labor articles are highlighted, with notes on Agriculture, market reports, and its stand against Democratic policies. Almanac for 1895 to be issued in January at 25 cents with full 1894 election returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
United States
Tribune
Republican Party
The
Roswell G. Horr
Chas. T. Ellis at Mowe Hall on Christmas Night
Amusement notes announce German comedian and singer Charles T. Ellis will perform his popular act at Mowe Hall on Christmas night. Casper the Yodlers appears for the last time and will introduce new songs. Ellis has delighted audiences nationwide with his singing and ballads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. T. Ellis
Mowe Hall
Casper the Yodlers
Lowe
Lone of Temperance Reschedules Meeting to Thursday
The Lone of Temperance will hold its next meeting Thursday night instead of Tuesday due to Christmas. Members are advised to adjust plans and attend at the usual time and place.
Real Estate Agent Promotes Chamberlain's Remedy
Mr Ira P. Wetmore of San Angelo Texas endorses Chamberlain's Colle Obolere and Diarrhea Remedy as a universal cure used for years at home and on trips. He claims perfect success for his family including his baby and urges readers to buy from Reynold's and North avenues with T. S See Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira P. Wetmore
San Angelo
Texas
Chamberlain
Reynold's
North Avenues
T. S&see
Local notes and social items from the town
Sergeant Dunn predicts woder. The 0.14 L.dies will meet Monday night to elect officers. L. L. Manning, of West Front street, leaves a rear house improved. A pleasant sociable wan at A. Wilson’s on Lymen plate with Mr. Drake providing music. Collector Jonson reports tax collections for 1894 ending Thursday totaling 22 000, 20 000, and 16 000. Vogeler's market on West Front street displays meats for Christmas dinners with Texas Steer motif. Warren engine company readies a New Year’s Day wash and full dress uniform photos. Three tramps lodged in Borough lockup citing conversations about misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
L. L. Manning
West Front
A. Wilson
Drake
Jonson
Vogeler
West Front Street
Warren Engineompany
The Watson Murder In Topeka
In Topeka December 22 a possible motive emerges in Mia Matson’s murder. Police suspect a familiar person aware of her monthly money collection from six tenants. Her separated husband Albert Matson, then in San Diego, was mentioned in letters from California about domestic trouble and plans to return to Topeka eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ToxeKa
Mia Matson
Mra Matson
San Diego
Cal
Topeka
Albert Matson
Writs Reported For General Election In Canada
Ottawa December 22 Reports that writs are being prepared for a general election following the death of Sir John Thompson. The Conservative party gains sympathy while Bowell’s accession strengthens support among Protestants. Ministers seek to avoid parliament before the next February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Sir John Thompson
Basilica
Sir John
Bowell
Green goods complaint routed to post office with operator James Cox
A complaint about a green goods scheme was sent to the post office department which enclosed a circular listing the operator’s address as James Cox at 704 Hamilton Street Allentown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
James Cox
Hamilton Street
Allentown
Community church notices and services listed
A fragment listing multiple church activities. Items include Aunt Jemima’s in town, W W C T U meetings at 9 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. at Music Hall, sermons at various churches, Sunday School times, and youth groups. Mentions Trinity Reformed, Park Avenue Baptist, German Lutheran, First Baptist, and Redeemed churches with pastors and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Cc. T. U
Wachung Avenue
Fourth Street
Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor
East Third Street
Trinity Reformed C
Cornelus Schenck
Athee Mission Church of the
Germen Letheran Church
Grove Street
Will Hall
Gam
First Baptist Church
Erken
Amandy Gop
Park Avenue
Hlobart Clark
Manger m i First Noh
Cihrstian Rinavet
Tago
Ormig P
Religious services schedule for North Plainfield area churches
Multiple denominations list their Sunday morning and evening services. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church and Warren Chapel in North Plainfield provide morning prayers, sermons, and Sunday School with midweek prayer meetings. German Reformed, Church of the Redeemer, and local chapels announce service times, vestry activities, and Y M C A related gatherings for parishioners.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qevoland
Baking Powder Co
C. T. Uim Music Hall
Jemima
Demarest & Son
Ture Cocaien
Bacyclopedic Dictionary
Mekell-Shipley
Watson
Church Directory
Rockview
Misses Peck
Edith Bond
George Rilling
Somerset Street
Chatterbox
SJ Suvens
Estes & Lauriat, , Publishers
Tos
Grover
Ag Sues
Zen
Roswell G. Horrex-Con
Michigan
New York City
Randolph's
L. W. Ranuvolpe
West Front St
L. J. Venton
J. F. MacDonald
Passaic Valley Dairy
Jersey
Cooper
B.M. Laing
Park
Gavett’s
T. J. Carey
Holiday
Astrachan
Tz Review
Eviews
Albert Shaw
American Review of Reviews
America
England
Review of Reviews
Gus
Asmsa
Aster Sees
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