Washington Parks Bal Pondre Entertainment Delights City
The Bal Pondre event hosted by the Park committee drew a lively crowd with seventeenth century style costumes and dancers. Notable attendees included St John McCutchen, Morgan Taylor, Edwani Wilson, and many local figures, as Newark pieces graced the muse while Imier provided the tea and catering.
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Washington
Es Park
Holling Point
Park Club
Newark
Jobe McCutchen
Mra
Sodora
J. T. Scull
Jean Erickson
James Hal
William Caderwood
Mr Davie
Mande Vanlloskerck
Boskerek
William Tyler
Willams L. Saunders
Minwie Murray
Joseph Sandford
Rieton M French
David Lenos
Mae Anne Murphy
Alfrenee L Murphy
Ye Misses Long
Eli Long
Frack Marsh
Maret
Peter Matthews
Charles Lynne
Mise Pan
Angnatas van DeVenter
Vanie Venter
Miss Hinckwell
Mra. Et Ladd
Mon -Bemsie Evana
Seven Year Old Hero Rescues Drowned Dog on Ice
Hervey K Doane, son of Chef Doane, braved ice hazards to rescue a hunting dog that fell through near the old Lafe property south of town. He crawled along a submerged board, pulled the dog to land, and was soaked but saved. The grateful owner paid him twenty two cents, then offered a higher sum but he declined, saying he would not do it again for $100.
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Hervey K. Doane
Chef Doane
Op Mie Tees
Lafe
Beto
Eerepoereey
Boand
Lce
Abe
Fawwood Episcopalians Celebrate Christmas Cheer
The congregation at Fawwood's church held a festive Christmas tree event with many attendees. Children performed songs with sweet singing, and a Christmas address was given by a True. A hoaster of ceremonies and teachers from Sat Quereau assisted, including Mrs and the Misses Kyte.
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Hainta
Fawwood
E. i True
Nut
Kyte
Judge Coddington Court Delivers Mixed Verdicts
In a court session Judge Coddington presided as Veter Winn pleaded guilty to trespassing on railroad property and pulling waste from tar heel bores but was discharged on promissory terms. Ellen Hergen and Pete Fleming were found not guilty and await further calls. A man fined five dollars for a Christmas night fight paid the sum. James Brown, intoxicated and unable to care for himself, was assisted by Officer Kiely and later sentenced to pay three dollars or endure confinement.
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Veter Winn
Boty
Wes Demived
Ellen Hbergen
Pete Fleming
al Cesea i Aeeaa
James Brown
Omcer Kiely
Eiisa- Beth
Dolar
Weather and firesmen toast new department banner
In a spirited ceremony the fire department celebrated a brand new flag presented by De O Jenkins for use on holidays and bonfires. Weather Prophet DeVoe had forecast a cold wave for today that did not arrive.
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O. Jenkins
Pew Department
DeVoe ‘UN
Gee
Plainfield items mix misfortune plans and local notes
A Washington Valley woman escaped injury after boards from a lumber wagon struck her on Prout Street near Park Avenue. Plainfield Bicycle Club to meet January 4. Elizabeth vs. Loneers bowling game set for next Thursday at C Y L alleys. New Year play scenery being installed in Sanger Hall. A I B quartet concert in Elizabeth postponed due to no audience. Oyster supper by New Market Young People netted about 25. Temperature extremes listed for two days, 37 to 17 and 42 to 24. Seventh Day Baptists lit the new church with bright electric lights. City police won’t receive pay next worth as new council prepares February term. Five houses under construction in Duvellen.
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Evening News
Pail River
Masa
Washington Valley
Prout Street
Park Avenue
Ahso
Plainfield Bicycle Club
Elizabeth
Hal Lominamenteres
Sanger Hall
Elzuscert
Young People's Society of
New Market
Bret Parma
Duvellen
Christmas entertainment at Trinity Reform school
Formal program by the Sands School of the Trinity Reformed featured feasting, speaking and singing. Topics included Kris Kringies Surprise and That Kind Girl with Sheridan’s lines. Entertainers, including Master Ford and Master Clark, received applause as piano music accompanied the cake and socalizing after the feast. No gifts were distributed. each member contributed an item for the meal.
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the Sands
School of the Tricity
Lantagit
Conan
Sting
Felon Dorning
Kris Kringies
Smith
Master Ford
Ing
Sheridan
Clark Wang
Ming
Fire Department Duty Proposals for Improved Efficiency
A fragmented note proposes more duty and presence in a Fire Department building with nearby companies. It urges increased manpower, faster response by eliminating tiller delays, and critical roles for the chemical engine crew led by Chief Doane to subdue incipient fires and prevent wider outbreaks.
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Doane
Lecture on The World’s Pair Brightens Warren Chapel Event
The Warren Chapel Sunday School older members received a lecture by Rev Dr William Rehards of Cresrant Avenue Church titled The World’s Pair. The talk featured a lantern slide show with twenty five views projected on a bent twenty five inch screen. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed as attendees socialized.
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Chas
Warren Chapel
William Re ‘Hards
Cresrant Avenue
Wepalpi Tn Era
Victor Christou
Children Celebrate Christmas at Netherwood Church
The Sunday school at the Church of Our Saviour in Netherwood held a Christmas service at five o'clock yesterday afternoon. Children sang carols around a candy lit tree at the foot of the chancel, receiving gifts that delighted both young and old. Pastor Redance led the later Park Avenue Baptist Church entertainment by the Imperial Entertainers of New York City, featuring humorous monologues and music, followed by candy and gifts for Sunday scholars.
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Netherwood
Pastor Redance
Park Avenue
Ten Wonder Company Wheted To Move Contentious Issue
Rome may accuse George Féiriog, driver of Steamer No. 2, of telling a whopper about bags. The company moved from quarters to the Fire Department building to offer Sas bs aSes ve not on the barn list. Closer look found bed bug shoots worth a cent piece and why the boys have slept lightly in Ames past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
George Féiriog
Fire Department
Oer Sas Bs
Ames
Seventh Day Baptist Church to be Dedicated Next Week
The Seventh Day Baptist Church will be dedicated one week from tomorrow, the first Sabbath of the new year. Cushions are due next Thursday and will take only a few hours to place, after which morning services will mark the dedication.
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Couner Haa
Seventh Day Baptist Church
First annual Fourth Ward Social Club dance a success
The First annual Fourth Ward Social Club ball at T A Street Hall drew a full crowd. Prof O Reilly Orchestra supplied music as decorations and planning by Reville Guinea Kane Lawlor Mock Sobson Biely earned praise. local page references indicate more notes on page two.
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Fourth Ward
Wall
Ems Ao
Prof. O'Reilly
Reville
Guinea
J. Kane
P. Law
Verdict Reached as Jury Deliberates Tough Case
Judge McGee calls the trial the most knotty case he has presided over at the Bar. Bronson says the verdict amounts to his due and is met with mixed congratulations. The article notes wife executor questions and details election results in Franklin Council No. 41 Jr. O U A M with multiple officer votes and names including W. B. Poree and E. K. Pope Jr.
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McGee
Ft. Bronson
Leif
Franklin Council No. 41
Jr.c.u. A M
Wee
State Council
Coancillor
W. B. Poree
Coancilior
W. C. Forea
Afsin
H G. Adama _ Wanlen
W. V_ sutton
Bert McVoy
Inside Sentinel
H. DL
Outside Sentinel
Edward Weaver
O. L . Young
E. K. Pope, Jr
Jerusalem Chapter No 24 Elects Officers in Candid Ceremony
The Jeru salem Chapter No 24, BR M, held last night the installation of officers led by High Priest Henry Woodland. New officers include President L J, Vice President Adel Kabimso, Secretary G Thorn, Treasurer George E Stillman, Chaplain Edward C Pluck, and others with Trustees Joseph A Hubberd W P Oliver James Hanson.
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Jerusalem
BR . M
Henry Woodland
King—C. P. Scribe
D. C. Adame
Henry Liefke
Plainfield Lodge No. Bap
Order of Tout
L. J
Adel Kabimso
G. Thorn Tressurer
George E. Stillman
Edward C. Pluck
Marshall
Thamas Cardner
Outside Guardian
A. H. Burdick
Sentinel
James Stansfield
Joseph A Hubberd
W. P. Oliver
James Hanson
Poudre Ball Club House Decorations Draw Criticism
Local committee in charge of Park Club House decorations last night faced sharp criticism for their material choices. Critics said the setup resembled a butcher stall raid and the supper was inadequate. The Sapper and decorations drew most of the negative attention, while the dance remained a mixed factor.
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Bal Poudre
Park Club
Senator McPhersons Graceful Fund Donation
Senator McPherson sent a check for 250 to Vice-Chancellor Green of Elizabeth for the mastering fund. The Mayor took the money to the Charity Relief Association, with residences and relocation details noted, while other referenced names and actions remain unclear.
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John KR. McPherson
Green
Elisabeth
Elizabeth
Renkin
Charity Relief Association
Will of George H Babcock Opens for Probate
The will of the late George H Babcock was opened this morning and read. It details bequests including ten thousand dollars plus three brick houses to a public library, and two brick houses to the Seventh Day Baptist Church. Wife to receive one third of all property. Executors and guardians named for the son.
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George Hi Babcock
Public Library
Sixth and
Madison Avenue
Babcock Scientific Library
Library Association
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Fourth Street
Seventh Baptist Memorial Pond
J.B. Clark
Alfred Center
Mra Babcock
Praneis B. Clark
California
J. A. Habberd
We. Stillman
Local notes of visits and incidents from East Street area
East Front Street Rev E Herring recovers from a fall on a defective sidewalk. Mrs Tanison and Mrs Haff return to Somerville after visiting. Miss Ward confined with malaria. Mr and Mrs Pierce celebrate silver wedding with relatives and friends. Dances and social events planned at various homes. A New Year reception hosted by Alva Gray. Christman Day dancer at Piscataway Township. The M G A notes a men's meeting on policy. John Rafferty and John McIntyre seek tariff bill guidance. Marion Stedman visits from New York. Elmer Staats attends his mother’s funeral in Bloomington tomorrow.
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East It Street
E. Herring
East Front Street
Lewis Bond
Robert Pierce
Bai Rket
Muse
Johnson Wisl
Miss Anderson
Mies de Hart
Branswick
George Staats
Netherwood Avenue
Taylor-MacDons K
Netherwood
Christman
Uoriell
Piscataway Township
Cornell
Silat Marion Stedman
New York
Ids Dunham
Arlington
Elmer Staats
United States Express Company
Bloomesbury
Courier's Great Art Offer for World's Fair Photographs
The Courier promotes a limited series titled Shepp's World's Fair Photographed offering first part ready January 8 with coupons required. Readers may obtain parts weekly by coupon payment, aiming to capture the World’s Fair moment with extensive assurances of quality and wide distribution across the United States and Europe.
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Tn Courier
Courier
Themeelves
Elsc
United States
Europe
Emperor and Empress Meet U S Ambassador Runyon
The Emperor and Empress hosted an audience with The Hon. Theodore Runyon and Mrs Runyon. They discussed Women’s entitlements and a Chicago Columbian Exposition reposition. Also mentions dissolution of partnership and firm assets and accounts.
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Theodore Runyon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fawwood Episcopalians
Coddington
Captain Alick
M. D. Catpon
DR. Simpson
Vandeventer
TOR Franklins
Order of Tenth
Senator McPherson
Bai
Rope
Posinely
Mr. Hafter
Sreneiad
Daneben
Dr. King
Cossumpbon
P. V. Tanison
William Haff
No. 46 Street
Somerville
Mre
Dory"Bo
Pinia Oremas
Cal Press
Clara Ward
West Froot ‘Street
Alva Gray
Danellen
M. G
Frederick J. Stanhelr
Edday St
John Rafferty
John McIntyre
Wilson
Plasce
Pouvenir
Gwithie
the Leach OF All
Bheep
the Republic
St. Louls
Tares
Ike Kaiser
Kaiserin
Owwisn
Purina
Price
Ae Te Let
G10
F. W. Bind
Bax
Uriel
GEQ
W. Rookfellow
TRE Grocer
Kid Glover
Peoce’s
Goorwe Voetsl
Adn Vrasce
Hy Phan
Court of
Raveanter
Howard A. Pope
Iit Cor
Front
Somerset Streets
Stillman Music Ball
J. A. Demarest
MacDonald
Creecent
Carver
Astor Place
Evans
Evona
East Fish Street
Brabie
Sreamore Street
Ste
Etcung
Park and Manston Avenue
DeKalb Avenue
Komee Pine
Watchung Avenue
Phaeton
Buggy
Metropolitan Stables
Orr, Beret, A. N. Dunster & Son, Proprietomall
Packer’s
Eine Furniture
Garret Q. Packee
Second ST
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