Steamer No 2 Grads Firehouse Move With Turkey Feast
The Steamer Company No 2 marked its removal to a new home with a celebratory outing at Cedar Brook and Artington. Members praised the move, with speeches from Assistant Foreman Charlie Smith and ex-chief Jenkins, and a feast featuring turkey and cranberry sauce to welcome the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamer Com No. 2
Cedar Brook
Parseveane
Artington
Jacot’s
Toane
Snding No. 2
Chariie Smith
Ubiet Jennings
Overbaugh
Walter L. Hetfieil
Dinner in Honor of Hope Chapel Opens Year
The sixth annual commemorative dinner for Hope Chapel opened yesterday afternoon with long tables loaded with food and orderly seating. After the meal attendees enjoyed a bowling alley, with activities continuing past ten o clock. Committees managed provisions and dinner service, while a large turnout reflected strong local support and festive spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Chapel
Mitier
Johnaggy Galt
Jarry Monning
Eaid
Dance Night Ends With Late Dancing at Thatr Friant
A crowded ball night featured a choral mix from the Geng and Tara Vetein before the dramatic performance. The audience enjoyed the program and, after the play, danced to Prof. O'Reiley's orchestra until the early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
Thatr
Friant
Re Rutertad
Toend O ‘Balaace
Gensng
Tara Vetein
Prof. O'Reiley
Amalgamates Society of Engineers Annual Dinner
The Amalgamates Society of Engineers held its annual dinner at the Hotel Arglington last Saturday night. Guests from New York and other places attended. President William Jessup acted as toastmaster and presided over the toasts with replies from Lewin Decank Smith and others, under the direction of Bishop, Neal, and Secretary George Ragford. The event proved very pleasant.
Local Youths Arrested for Train Rides
Police report six Danellen youths Eddie Conklin Archie Bellows Henry Hill Harry Dodwell Will Str and P Liable were caught riding coal trains. Though arrested they were released after promising not to repeat the theft.
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Corea
Central Railroad
Eddie Conklin
Archie Bellows
Henry Hill
Harry Dodwell
Will Strand P
Pangborn
Warren Engine Company
Thorn
Somerset Street
Ee Aida
Janlen
Ube
Charles Meyers
Gensog Toru Verein
Pred Walz
Meyers
Happy New Year Surprise For Miss Sarah Kaye
A midnight knock and a merry wake up greeted Miss Sarah Kaye of West Third Street as friends gathered with banjo and guitar to wish her a happy new year. The surprise party moved into her house, dancing and music filled the evening as neighbors and city guests joined in the celebration before departing at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kaye
West Thind Street
Johe Gil
Thomea
Dayer
Willa Kenedy
Maldowney
Mise Lizsie
Mine
Muldowney
Lizeie Tushes
Jana Mra Tuomas Lyoma
T. Lyons
J Lyons
Katie Kane
Trooklyn
T. O'Connor
Be Port
Hope Chapel Bowlers Celebrate New Year Meeting
The Young Men's League of Hope Chapel held a Saturday night meeting with about sixty members. A new ten-pin outfit donated by F U Andrews was presented as the group praised their progress in a month-old league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s League of Hope Ch
Repco
Chapel Alley
UL Andrews
Tope. Chapel
Editor Ebbest Lambert Dies in North Carolina
Ernest Lambert of Watchang Avenue died Saturday morning in Southern Pines North Carolina after a weeks long struggle with consumption. He is described as the former editor of the Forum and ex editor of the Tribune Almanac and other publications. His funeral will be held this afternoon at four o clock. He left a widow and three children. His life included service as private secretary to Mr. Eid and as a minister to Sambo. A Sunday afternoon M C A meeting featured a discourse by Rev F P J Sian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lambert
Watchang Avenue
Southern Pines
N. C
Forum
Tribune Almanac
Eid
Ras
Pan
Sambo
Wea
Threw V'Elock
Great Art Offer by The Sap 3 Props Exhibition Souvenir
An ornate advertisement promotes The Sap 3 Great Art Offer tied to The Cootier publication. It promises three consecutive coupons required for Part 1 at ten cents, with Part II announced later and two parts weekly. Aims to capture demand for a collector’s souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepp Brothers
United States
Europe
Shepp
Local notes mix of events and incidents in town
Reports describe a residence lit by electric lights late Saturday night, a young men’s society meeting at the First Baptist Church, a colored bicycle trick on East Front Street drawing a crowd, a forthcoming annual sale, a Beveath Church trustee decision for a new dedication, and upcoming rehearsals and a concert by local groups.
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Chol Murabal Wangborn
Sander
Connellman
Charles
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
New Brunswick
James Habbitt
East Front Street
Mustina
Ape A
Beveath
Dase
Ite
Gessag
Turo Verein
Bebeld
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Ce ‘Ter
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Major
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Roselle
Qharies
Pope
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Newark
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W. C. Fores
G Terry, Jr
FM. Langer
A. Allen
Noor
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W.C. Force
Ebbest
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Polley
Daniel
FP. J. Sian
Sap
Wahmrst
Soevensk Wreers
Reace OF All
Kerr and Thden
Orage
Edding
Watobee
Brecete
ORR & CO
Pecarteaens
Schwed Brothers
Hoaglan
North Avenue
Nieman Bros
Rorelar
Samuel Verete
Watchdog Avenue
Pifth
Dobbin
C.w.griffin
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Groce Ipoerles
Vad Buren
Timpeon
L Stats
Bement
West Front Street
Mulford, Real and Insurance
Lean Om Tre Mortenge
Eenmoncee Gottman's
Second Street
Bottie Shaw's
E. J. Richards
Passaic Valley
Jersey
Cooper
Plainfield
the Crescent
Riding Academy
W. B. T. Lane
Mra
Percy O. Obi
George Davis
Dancing Academy
Hulett's Hall
E. J. Connolly
Crescent Market
Ml Watchung
International Fur Store Repair
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Willett
John Brown
Cénepools
South Secony BT
J. P.O Beste Sears
Leech
Stiles & Co
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Eye Specialists
M. M. Dunham
WA Mtoe
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