Mask Ball at the Casino Draws Society in Plainfield
The Mask Ball in Ossing drew Plainfield society, a vivid gala of fantastical costumes and unmasking sport. Dancers clad as knights, Uncle Sam, Mephistopheles and more filled the Casino with music by Elliott of Brooklyn, while guests admired disguises and posed for views through the evening into early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Gayéty
Uance
Canai
Mephiatopheles
Elliott
Brooklyn
Oxford
Jack
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Dail
Max
Herf
Dusng
Smntones
Fragments Mail Letter Praise for Demarest & Son Poultry Work
A partial letter from Marsh to Overton of Rockview Avenue praises the work as first class. It mentions examining Jersey chickens and turkeys at Demarest & Son and enclosing a check for the amount of a bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Overton
Rockview Avenue
Jersey
Demarest & Son
Local notes and social items from New Jersey town
Miss Nora Garretson of Jersey City visits Mrs Neighbor in East Oceanside. Grace Johnson hosts a chocolate party for Mrs Frank Manderville and Miss Voorhees. Choir director W Heiser stays with G P Dunpee in Rothview Ave. W C Todd returns from visits in Byers PE. Anna Hammer of Pennsylvania WCTU to speak at Music Hall. Mrs Hedges Visits with sons, Doctors Hedges. John R Naylor named Metropolitan Insurance Superintendent in Somerville starting January 7. Mick Root Jackson and Gustavus Byron of Brooklyn visit Alfred N Jackson. Alvin Beveridge attends New York event with Professor Andrew Carpenter providing music. Governor Werts may appoint Republican to Supreme Court. Griggs candidate discussed. Rev Willian Hampstone to speak at Y M C A with solo performances by Mrs Hampstone. Garrett Pecker injured in fall on East Sixth St. Christmas Eve marriage of David Leyton of Armour Gallery Chicago to Miss Sarah E Dowd at Mine Brook. Prof A W Pangborn presides.
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Nora Garretson
Jers
Neighbor
East Aeanes Het Bridiy
Grace Johnson
Lest Levening
Frank Manderville
Voorhees -W. Heiser
Holy Cross Onited
G. P. Dunpee
Rothview Avenue
William Chamberlain
West South Street
Potter Press Company
Anna M Hammer
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Pennsylvania
Music Hall
Hedges
Chester
N.J
Miss Hedges
Doctors Hedges
Warebung Avenue
W. Todd
Byers
Peon
R Knight
West Front Street
John R. Naylor
East Front Street
Metropolitian Insurance Company
Somerville
Mick Root August Jackson
Gustavus Byron
Brooklyn
Alfred N Jackson
West Fourth Street
McLean
New York
Alvin Beveridge
Andrew Carpenter
Governor Werts
Newark “Daily Advertiser
Supreme Court
Justice Abbelt
Griggs
Willian Hampstone
Y. M.C
England
David Leyton
Armour Gallery
Chicago
Sarah E Dowd
Mine Brook
A. W. Pangborn
Chatbem Street
Demarest and Son Poultry Trade and Local Notices
Demarest and Son sold 850 pounds of poultry last week. The Potter Printing Press Company plans a short shutdown next week for inventory and repairs. The New Journal plant sale yielded under $1,000. the 1870 press cost $24,000. Parish notices mention Christmas candy packing and a rebuilt barn project near New Brunswick for Nelson Giles.
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Demarest and Son
Trinity Reformed Gnareh
France
America
Potter Printing Press Company
New Journal
Hal
Deafness From Eustachian Tube Inflammation In Ear
A damaged medical note explains that deafness can result from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube is blocked hearing worsens and constitutional remedies may be needed.
Noneset Set Dispensary Medical Association notice
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a notice related to the Dispensary Medical Association. Missing details prevent full reconstruction of event, date, or parties involved.
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Cece
Dispensary Medical Associ
Stein Triumph in Messiah Concert at Mossec Hall
Miss Gertrude May Stein the contralto earned universal praise for her aria filled performance in Handel's Messiah at Mossec Hall. The CK Society chorus dazzled while Madame Monteith the soprano impressed audiences. The tenor Mr Header hes showed skill though less warm reception. Conrad Behrens faced a family bereavement affecting his earlier numbers. Conductor Mr Fitzpogbh and the Philharmonic players earned sustained acclaim for their cohesive effort.
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Mossec Hall
Gertrude May Stein
Header
Piatafela
Kitue
Conrad Behrens
Ossie
Pirzhagh
Fitzpogbh
Philharmonic
Sleighing Accident Injures Woman on Park Avenue
A serious Park Avenue sleighing accident yesterday afternoon near Van Eps Junction left Miss Woodcock badly injured with a skull wound and a Colles fracture. Mr. Becker driving with her from Metuchen fledgered the snow crust caused the crash. she received stitches and was sent home, to return for wound dressing.
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Park Avenue
Mr. Becker
Metuchen
Leggett’s
Robinson
Michael Powers
Indictments Against Gambling Houses
Somerville court reports the grand jury returned thirteen bills of indictment after a two day session. Most indictments target gambling houses and illegal liquor sellers. Justice Mague urged strict enforcement against gambling and lotteries including raffles at country taverns and chance based prize events.
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Somerville
Somerset County
Magie
Haida Indians themed surprise party honors visiting student
Miss Mamie McDonald visiting her parents on Albert street attended a masked party last night before returning to Boston. Guests included Mr and Mrs H Fountain, Mr and Mrs L Batson, Mr and Mrs L B Morgan, the Bowman sisters, Mrs Remsen, Everett, Will and Miss Alice Morgan. The event featured Haida Indians of Alaska costumes, singing, charades, and refreshments.
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Mamie McDonald
Albert Street
Boston
Christmas Banquet at William Raskin Home in Bourne Scotland
On Christmas night William Raskin hosted a banquet at his South Second Street home. John Porter served as chair, proposed the host’s health with a broad speech, and guided guests through the program with dignity. The gathering ended with a Scots sing along as friends departed content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Raskin
South Second Street
John Porter
Chaiman
Their First Dance of the Season at West Fourth Street Hall
Last evening the association held its first midwinter dance at T A B Hall on West Fourth Street. Prof O Reillys orchestra opened with the lanciera as P J Mack directed the floor and Charlies McCarthy assisted. The reception committee included P J Revells CO M Powell and P J Corrigan. Refreshments were run by James Kiely and D Mack. The group plans monthly dances during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A B. Hall
West Fourth Street
Association
Prof. O'Reilly
P.J. Mack
Charlies McCarthy
P. J.revells
CO. M. Powell
P. J. Corrigan
James Kiely
Y M C A Boy's Work Committee to Meet
The committee on the boy's work in the Y M C A will meet tomorrow night to arrange for removal to the new building.
Croup Remedy Saves Boy After Two Doses
L B Malford of Plainfield New Jersey recounts his five year old son’s illness with croup and two days of failed remedies before giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy. After two doses the child slept and recovered by morning.
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L. B Malford
Plainfield
Chamberlain
Trolley Extensions Planned In City Transit Upgrade
City council weighs three trolley extensions including routes along North Avenue and East Front Street toward LeGrande and Park avenues. Dunellen line not affected. most franchises secured. Early next year council to act on specifics.
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North Avenue
East Pront Street
Watchang Avenue
East Fifth / Snd
LeGrande Avenues
Land Avenue
Sixth Street
Arlings Avenue
Arlington Place
Park Avenue
Randolph Road
Perk Avenue
Dunellen
Echon
SANGERBUND OFFICERS NOMINATED FOR ELECTION
At the Gesang and Turn Verein last meeting nominations were made for next meeting officers. Names listed include P Dresselt Henry aerabies Bender George Bremmer Pieary Sereenetatt-Eagee Hoerster Mai n Theenal Secretary George F Treasurer August Wolff Radomelag bearer P Conde snitane Postier G Roetzer ing Committee Henry Meyer P.Cmte C. Meyer F Meozenbach.
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Gesang
Turn Verein
P.dresselt
Henry Aerabies Bender
Keen
George Bremmer
Pieary
Sereenetatt
Eagee Hoerster
George F
August Wolff
P. Conde
Snitane Postier
G. Roetzering
Henry Meyer
P.cmte
C. Meyer
F. Meozenbach
Franklin Council Elects Officers At Last Night Meeting
Franklin Council elected officers including Councillor W V Sutton Vice Councillor Isase sg Rees Secretary Cook Asaeras Secretary P S Bogarti Conductor D R Dandyan Warden Frank Jones Inside Sentinel G Compton Outside Sentinel G S Weaver Trustees P M Langer and L M Danavan Representative to the State Council L M Danavan. Officers to be installed at the next meeting with one candidate to be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Council
W. V. Sutton
Isase Sg
Rees
Cook
Asaeras
P. ST
Progressive Circle Holds Second Meeting on Park Avenue
The Progressive Home Circle met at A. Kerath's Park Avenue home last night. Bylaws were adopted as the gathering adjourned after whist and an encore.Present: Mr and Mrs Trase Sehwed, Mrs Uerl Kraro, Muse Barrett, Mr Sir Miss cuueriz, Taoman Hughes, Geo Straser, Georges Lederer, Michael Kaerth. Officers named include President Mr Kerath and Treasurer.
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Uirele
Beild
A. Karet
Park Avenue
Trase Sehwed
Uerl Kraro
Muse Barrett
Miss
Cuueriz
Taoman Hughes
Geo. Straser
Georges Lederer
Michael Kaerth
Keerth. Treasu
Boehm’s Offer Includes Fabric and Furniture Perks
Boehm the Front Street dry goods man received two pieces of chamois used in place of hair cloth for cost savings. Purchasers who spend 15, 25 or more dollars receive a card for heating and may select furniture items according to their purchase size.
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Boehm
Front Street
Evangelias Wright to Begin Meetings at First Presbyterian
Evangelias Wright, described as Todian Evangelist, will start services at the First Presbyterian Church this Sunday January 13 and continue for two weeks or longer. A related concert planned by Prof W E Mae Clymont on January 18 has been rescheduled.
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Wright
Todian
Wil
Ali
First Presbyterian Church
Hich
W. E Mae Clymont
Coldest Day Yet Noted On Thermometer Readings
The morning thermometre showed seven degrees above zero, the lowest reading yet this winter. Sergeant Jobe T. Neagle reported the measurement and cautioned residents to prepare for continued cold conditions.
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Jobe T. Neagle
Real estate man touts Calie remedy in San Angelo
Ira P. Wetmore a San Angelo real estate agent praises Chanherixia's Calie Choters and Diarrhea Remedy used in his facility for years. He says it cures stomach issues and dysentery. North Armstrong, Manager. For sale by ?.
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Ira P. Wetmore
San Angelo
Texas
Someowe
North Armstrong
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A. W Kielmecke
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Highlander
Align
Worth Barnequin
H.W Corlies
J. Parker Mason
Monk
Mr. Mason
Rutherford M. Shepard
Page
Dr.Wilkensop
Sailor
McCarsady Soken
W. J. Room
Knight
B.A. Hegeman
Prince
Walter Place
Gerald Lowe
H. W. Lowe
Everett Dwight
Mr. Reynolds
Macawe Marsh
Howard Beebe
H. A
J. W. Reinhart
J. P.mcquaide
Mr Pearson
FO. Herring
Barritt Shepard
Frederick Huplingter
Edward L. Hail
A. S. Army
J. Praok Reymond
J. W. Bartindale
Henry D. Brewster
E Dorman
George Wharton Edwards
T. van Buren
Musset
Gilford Mayer
William Sandford
Waring
J. W. Sandford
W. E. Stewart
Edward Hooley
AA. Marst
Harbert Brooke
BR. H. Depew
Mies Gorlies
A W. Kleinecke
Louise Depew
Miss Long
Miss Moore
Randolpa
Catherine, Stewart
Stella Place
Minnie Brooks
May Sandford
M. Johnson
A. Johnson
G. W. Frost
F. Freeman
H. Page Gayton
James Scott
L G. Timpson
Evarte Tracy
Corlies
Graves
Nelson Giles
New Brunswick
Mirs Stein
Visitor
Philadelphia
Bourne
Scotland
H-O
Apesy, N.Y
Sangerbund
Franklin Council Elicets
Evangelias Wright
Itarns
Cleveland
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