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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1893

Page

3

Fragmented 19th century notice mix includes weddings and public events

A garbled column reports varied society items such as the wedding of Irene Elton and Amella of Vineland after seventy years, a Sea Grand Ball of Pride of New Jersey, church meetings, a Fire Alarm System update, and a call to clear snow, with many corrupted phrases referencing local officials and events.

Irenes Elton Amella Vineland Young League of the Trwt Lo Bigelow Rock View Acave Wight Ak Ie Chureh Seoul Assoes Jersey Trenton M. M Dunhamy Guloa Egaoty J. Hurlbot Prd Kgm Ye Meth Charet Inkemgod Meng Saaigareiare Y M U. A. Wapdld P.m Steel Commandouer Meeker Sfler Btate Avricaultare Eotaeivagt Jobna

Eighty rollicking youths ride to Somerville for a party

A Congregational group from Somerville and nearby counties filled Cap Head’s bob ledge to travel to New Brunswick for a cheerful outing. Seventeen named riders joined the procession in a snowbound journey, braving drifts and sharing a wakeful night as they returned to Pismfleld after dawn.

Congregational Capk Head Bob Aleigha New Brunswick Orants Matazhen Pismfleld

Pleasant Progressive Euchre Party At Mrs Colles Pond

A large group gathered at Mrs Colles Pond's home on Eighth Street and Madman Avenue for a progressive euchre party yesterday afternoon. Invitations went out two weeks earlier and New York guests attended. The event ran from three to seven o'clock with decor in green and red ribbons. Prizes were two silver first prizes, no booby prizes. A buffet supper was served, and guests praised the hostess's hospitality. The gathering was deemed a success by all present.

Mra Colles Pond Eighth Street Madman Avenue New York Howtesa

Red Mes Tribe Adopts Pale Paces In Tribal Rite

At Miastonomo Tribe No. 118 meeting, Haga more Jobe Cerney spoke for officers. A committee will purchase necessary paint for a beadwork of the adoption ceremony in Beepee. Four pale races were adopted and two membership were received. Harris preparing statement for Asdyle W. Harris, condemned wife murderer, to influence sentiment for clemency.

Hagamore Jobe H. Cerney Andrew J. Sugis Beepee Seonep Ovem End Jantor Sagemore Molstein Herre Asdyle W. Harris Mia Harris Flower Petendy Harrie Law Tucaday

Moral Earthquakes Local union meets in Seventh Day Oberch

The Local Union of the P. and C. E will hold a meeting next Tuesday at the Seventh Day Baptist Oberch. The program includes reports and an address on Moral Earthquakes. New officers will be elected.

Reed Boarsiary

Health boards pressed to act on sewerage issues

Deverage matters prompt health boards to demand partial expense coverage and threaten full sewer closure if not addressed. Plainfield Board probes discharges into the brook while both boards pledge decisive action. Meanwhile, Somerset Lodge No 43 hosts a public installation with Augustus Grassman delivering remarks and Odd Fellows hospitality.

Bealth Board Piainfela C. W Tallman Plainfield Lodge Bomervilla Somerset Lodge Augustus Grassman Odd Fellows

Street quarrel leads to arrest nearCourier office fight claims

Thomas Burns and Patrick Donavean were arrested by Officer Kiely near the Courier office after an alleged fight. Duraves was found on the walk, and an officer accompanied him for payment of a fine. Dunsvan pleaded not guilty, claiming no fight occurred. A church charity event followed at 188 W Front Street hosted by the Trinity Reformed Church Ladies’ Christian Work Society.

Thomas Burns Patrick Donavean Kiely Duraves Dunsvan Mra Williams W. Front Street Ladies’ Christian Work Society Trinity Reformed Church Society For

Plans for New Engine House Modifications Discussed

The Committee on Fire and Buildings approved limited changes to the East Second Street engine house. Architect Fengale was told to draft specifications, with the aim of reducing construction costs as soon as the scope is finalized.

Committee On Fire and Buildings of the Common Council Fengale

Masquerade Party Draws City’s Young People at New Market Hall

A pleasant masquerade party was held in New Market Hall on Thursday evening and was largely attended by the city’s youth. The costumes were elegant and varied, with attendees dressed in stylish attire.

Elegast Verpealers

Lectoré Course Reinstated At Al Soal’s Church

For the past three years the lectoré course begins each Winter at Al Soal's Church. The Wednesday Evening Committee gains a notable following as the program returns, providing a social and literary outlet for local writers.

Igin Beck Jersey Isle School of Writers John Burroughs al Soal's

Park Avenue vacant lot used for garbage dumping

Health Inspector Dunham will stop the practice of dumping refuse on a vacant Park Avenue lot after residents complained. crews previously used an old pit and deposited loads wherever space could be found, prompting multiple complaints.

Aince Park Avenue Dunham

Initiation Ceremonies of the Jr 9 at Somerset No 104

A regular meeting of Somerset No 104 Jr O U L A M was held last night with Edgar Chappel aiding in the initiation. Officers named for the present term include V O0 F W. Ra-D a RK-A. Adame 0-B G. Weich. Garden.-&. Terry. Lar. Le 0. G.-B. Will Ga Nun. Al. METUCHES Tale OBJECTIVE FOLET. Several youths traveled to J Wenley Tobosco's farm near Metuchen for a ride. Funeral services for Miss Addie L Weaver were held at Dr Barak's residence on West North Street at 2:30 PM. Interment followed at Milnside Cemetery.

Somerset No. 104, Jr Edgar Chappel F. W O—o Adame Weich Arden Terry, Jr Will Ga Nun

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