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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1893

Page

3

Local notices on events and weather in Pamona Pas Morro

Fragmentary early notice items describe a 7 45 p m rearmrt Pamona Pas service at Pork Pace Chapel with other exercises. Reports mention snow disruptions halting a track effort and a snow plow stall on Wi erect. William R B of One city hosts an Oran 0 House LLC tank dra m Thursday evening. Elizabeth Journal notes a tank with water from Union Water Company. Wallace Rosy receives cheers from Boaul Association. Other items advertise Lew Dockstéder's Minstrels, Warren Engine No 1 turnout, Kuleker Albany Press, M C A draining class, and streetcar operations affected by snow. Snowbound roads near Wil tonville, Mt Moret closing, and a state convention coming to Craig place.

William RB Elisabeth Journal Épen Mgs The Union, Water Company Wallace Rosy Boaul Association Hobert A Aod Lew Dockstéder Falke Bemons Uthe Claphaig Warren Engine North Mainfield Kuleker Albany Press Tuys Newman Emr

Boston Ladies Attend Exhibition In Uncertain Ledger

After a social event the queenly party toured a museum section featuring scattered items and odd labels. They viewed seventy exhibits including a Portal of Pear and a Tax Collector display while the Women’s Missionary Society plans a repeat of the entertainment soap event.

Boston Pride” Hall of Life Uri Marian Su Mae of Molaames Woman's Missionary Society

Woman suffers leg fracture after fall near Liberty Street

Mrs Ten Eyck visiting Grenada Hotel area fell near Liberty Street while en route to Orchard Place, fracturing two bones in her right leg. She was aided by neighbors, then taken to her sister’s home for treatment as Dr. Longwen cast the leg in a plaster. Her husband, formerly in meat trade, had previous injuries. she is recovering from a sprained wrist prior to the accident.

Caret Ton Eyck Mra Wallace Miller Grenada Hotel Liberty Street Frank Putnam Orchard Place Bonner Lewis Putnam Second New Sirtets Longwen Goon

Bishop Scar Advocates Quiet Resolution at Grace Church

In Trenton the Bishop Scar borough commented on the Grace Church dispute between Rector Jennings and Kia je. He suggested withdrawing the rector as the final solution, warning against making a mountain from a molehill, while noting the church could not continue as is.

Scarborough Trenton Grace Church Westheld Jennings Kia Je Goiea

Miss Belle Darkhoff of Edgall's store impromptu event

Miss Belle Darkhoff of Edgall's store appears in an impromptu event reported in the local column. The brief item notes her presence and the setting, with emphasis on a spontaneous appearance in the shop.

Belle Darkhoff Edgall's

Fragmentary Warreo mg Notes and Local Referents

Fragmented OCR reads like a political reflection with scattered names and places. Mentions Warreo mg, Cleveland cabinet tensions, and possible disturbances from maturation effects in the human system. Jersey and Beran entries hint at political access or entrances without clear outcomes.

Borough Council Briefing Delayed by Audit Reports

The council failed to produce committee reports at the meeting as the new accountant’s delay kept books from being audited. Councilman Neal said reports would be ready Monday night, and the progress report was approved. Two coal bills were presented and ordered paid before adjournment until next Monday evening.

Neal

Purised for Beating Her Mother

Marshal Pangborn of the Borough arrested Mellie Bowstree on Grove Street for assaulting her mother. Bowstree was tried before Justice, found guilty, and ordered to serve sixty days in Somerville. The offense occurred recently after a large disturbance in the home.

Pangborn Mellie Bowstree Somerville Grove Street Rey

Grand Entertaineesy At Eepoee All To Siget Hall

A mixed program at Heform Hall features Varney and Gret-class artists with admission ten cents to twelve, plus a verbal statement fee of 50 cents. Books about peculiar cold weather and stamps of Columbus are displayed for sale, with notes on stamp imagery and spelling. Park Chub bowling team standings and upcoming games are listed with wins and losses.

Varn Heform Hall Varvey Peivale Speke Sear Eel Columbia Columbus Joan

School Exhibit Showcases Student Graphic Work and Plans

Visitors to the Assembly Hall view four page displays showing writing, language, drawing, and history from Franklin to modern studies. The focus is on the plan of work and original pieces created by pupils in multiple subjects, with emphasis on engaging, original creations. The exhibit opens Monday afternoon from 2 to 5.

Babutr Papl Franklin Olen Ban

Jobo G Bicknol to Speak at Mount Plodsant School House

Jobo G Bicknol will speak at Mount Plodsant school house on Sunday evening. The event promises local insight and community engagement at the village gathering point. The schedule remains subject to weather and turnout.

Jobo G@ Bicknol Mount Plodsant

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