Pertinent Paragrap hs Christmas Tree and Local Events
The article outlines a busy period with the last Christmas tree celebration at All Souls Church, a busy New Market scene with crowds and a late-night exit, and plans for local lectures at the YMCA. It notes coal railroad disruptions causing holiday plant shutdowns, port activities, and upcoming church services and talks by Rev. Goodrich and Rev. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Soul's
Les
Jake
Praine
W. Ot. U
Ing
Port Richkmond
Reading
Miss Colton Card Party and Other Notices
Miss Lydia Colton of 68 Grove street hosted an Indien progressive euchre party with four tables. Prizes went to Miss Helen Warman and Miss Underwood amid a list of attendees. The paper records a Philadelphia guest and notes a child death in Bridgeport, funeral plans, and a Florida tour advertisement from Pennsylvania Railroad. The Umbria mail arrival and a bowling match results snippet follow with local club scores and New Year timings.
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Colton
Lydia Colton
Grove Street
Helen Warman
Miss Underwood
Della Storms
Grace Brown
Margaret Lang
Emily Thompson
Annie Murphy
Agnes Smith
Kate Miller
Sarah Lang
Lissie Hastrouck
Mi Laure Underwood
Minnie Wilson
Duffee
Philadelphi
Bertha Warmao
Jury Discharges After Unsettled Conviction Vote
The jurors failed to reach a verdict with nine for conviction and three for acquittal. During confinement they lacked water and food, were housed in a cold room, and passed time with cards and stories. Foreman Erie Runyon and another juror held to acquittal, and around eleven pm the judge discharged them.
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Sones
Beng Bo
Gehord
Jaryman Pulper
Aking
Berel J
Erie
Giames W. Runyon
Hagton
Suding Tr
Hangry
G. W.ag Foreman
Sturveyant
W. PF
Iiper
F A. Weber
E M. Thorne
J. Bom
G Whitlock
P.T B. Nevins
W. Firsbrook
Boss
W.T. Kirk
F. W. Bird
Red White and Blue Tea for the Poor Fund
Children of the Catholic Young Men's Lyceum staged a red, white and blue tea with vocal music recitations and dancing over Tuesday to Thursday evenings. Proceeds expected to exceed 500 dollars will aid church poor. Organizers also discussed forming a local branch of the New Jersey Building Loan and Investment Company after a meeting at the Republican Association Room with John D. Runyon elected temporary president and a board of directors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
New Jersey Building Loan and Investment Company
Republian Association
John D. Runyon
J D Runyon
J P Homan
Renyon
F H Martin
Elston M Preneb
J D Spicer
Davis
J B Mills
M Cineb
LB Woolston
A L Pares
Plainfield Man Attacked by His Toric Papers
A fragment from a New York paper notes the New York Juvenile Guardian Society facing dissolution with Rev D F Robertson named as chief beneficiary. It reports a board meeting where directors may resign and the society wound up amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainield
New York
Christmas Feast Planned To Welcome Community
The article describes a New Year feast organized by G. HL. Pountain and a committee from West Front street to feed 600 people in the chapel with extensive preparations. Thirty-five turkeys and ample provisions are arranged, with young ladies among the church volunteers helping with table service and guest comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oime
G. HL. Pountain
West Front Street
Melnvess
8. Smith
W. Firstbrook
Mra. Page
W. McGee
The Muldowney Case Postponed and Court Contempt Allegations
The article reports a postponed Muldowney case with Corporation Counsel Marsh accusing James Madowny of delaying tactics. It details alleged broken faith with the court over adjournments, a claim of insufficient jury availability, and a warning against violating a Saturday holiday rule. It also mentions local reactions and unrelated disputes over prizes and a liquor case jurors’ complaints about treatment in the Connell Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muldowney
Corporation
Marsh
James Madowny
Elecand
Muldowny
Consel
Thal
Soos
Maldowny
Meldowny
Schorb Iquor
Connell Chamber
Planngen
State of
New Jersey
Pleasant Gathering A Henderson Family Event
A Pleasant Gathering at the Henderson home in Wisconsin featured about seventy guests. The parlors were orderly for the event and the young dancers wore evening costumes. Relatives from Philadelphia joined the festivities, with music provided by local arrangements.
Middlesex County Davidson Act Funds Expansion Plan
Fragmented OCR notes report Middlesex County receiving $20,000 under a Davidson Act provision with a larger $75,000 yearly appropriation. Mentions state boards, road improvement efforts, and local figures including families and individuals in a ceremonial exilic tone.
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Edward Batrouga
Trenton
Ics
New Ji State Board
Jerecy
Middlesex County
Davidson
Society Chatter Notes From Local Socials and Costs
A society column fragment mentions Grace Coste and Mabel Van Deventer with social event timings and venues. It notes a case involving Rockafellow squinat ee and Colegio, with costs imposed totaling 61.50. The readable text is sparse and partially garbled, but preserves names, places, and the stated cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colegio
Fragmentary Local Notice on Chess Event
A partial OCR fragment mentions a chess event with unclear details. Readable items reference a game or meeting and a location, but essential names and dates are missing. Further text is needed to identify participants, venue, and timing.
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Port Readine
Hoand Brook
Port Ig
Rhen
Long Braoch
Schwarde
Frederick Moon
Arthur Serrellig
Dle Boys Room
East Front Street
AL Goodrich
Congregations
de Jing
al O'Clork
J. W. Richardson
York Avenue First Church
Crete
Elizabeth
Thesiay
Savery
Music Mall
Heyden
Jallan
Vincent
Teddy
Skinver
Corks
Clara
Mach
Fremene
Wie
Fem
Trinity Reformed
Kiec‘mican
York
Luther W.sloan
Wainfield
Im City
Elizabeth Journal
Plainfield Company
John Sie Waee
Gooley
Charles Sightlnyne
Mim
Smear
Bilrewth
Bird
TAS
Sheens Coots
Crescent
Lea Bere
Jyt
Sidney
Ule
Union
Tce
Evalyn Denese
William Dean Howells
A. D. Shepard
B. Bash Rhees
Newton Theological Seminary
First Baptist Church
Rhees
Plainfeld High School
Amherst College
Dr. Lewis
Veront Brook
Chronicle
Courier
Bound Brook
North Plainfeld
Auhorities
Plainfield
North Plainfield
Bloomington
South Bound
Front Street
Emm
Feesile
Marion Nettleton
Edwin J. and
Maury B. Nettleton
Bridgeport
W. LC. Glenney
Wersier Place
Abe
Lnlane
Oman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Prensylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
Thieer
Umbria
Ocean
Alt Bovelie
Alcyones
Tsume
Benaaiela
Reading Railroad
Pennsylvania
Tertaining
Mus Beard
Orange
Haste Claus
Church of Christ
Byndieste
W. W. Pearson
Street
Charles
Pearson
Guaily
Anid
America
Madame Rattkay
Mim Laure Wiley
Alexander Wiley
Grace Coste
Mabel van Deventer
Waab
Janey
Raueda
Ss State
Calla
Liberty Street
Torrence Atom
Key
Dy Pete Nh
E & Cole
Central Avenue
Seth Atreet
Cee Moon
Demarest
de Lowere
Clemenceau
Noel Ee Ceed
Somerset Street
Union County
Cape
Edsall’s
Alfred Romeo and
Boota
Ani A.M. Grifen
Howard A. Popes
Peak
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