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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1892

Page

3

Valentine’s Day events and skating at Crescent rink

February 14 brings St Valentine’s Day with polo and base ball on the Crescent Rink. D Tutt of is now clerk at Central Board Brook. Ice houses work by Tier & Son. Dance at Boynd Brook hall with Professor O’Reilly. City notes include Chamber meetings, theater and church events, and local court actions.

D Tutt Boand Brook Crescent O'Reilly Boynd Brook Hall Jerusalem R.A. M Rameter New Jersey Central Kewin

North Plainfield Woman Nearly Dies From Paris Green Dose

Mrs. Berbera Kelp Taber of 84 Somerset Street attempted suicide with Paris Green last evening around eight o'clock. Doctors Carman Protascn and Mattison saved her after hours of effort. she had shown odd behavior recently and sent her son-in-law James McConnick a farewell before the incident. She rests today but remains in danger.

North Plainfield Barbers Kalp Somerset Streety Paris Dra Carman Protascn Mattison Mra Kulp James McConnick North Avenue

Local Officers Installed At Owlet of Iron Hall No 1199

Newly elected officers for two years were installed by BD Barbee of Jersey City. Members include W Nash F M Whitely P P Storr Cashier T J Young Adjustor Wm Dagnall C Hammmen Kingston. Four new members initiated. delegation from Elizabeth paid fraternal visit to Plainfield lodge. Also notes a dramatic season shift to Alabama at Music Hall and an indoor baseball game at Crescent rink with polo to follow.

Owlet Iron Hall Barbee Jersey City W. Nash F. M. Whitely P. P. Storr T. J. Young Wm. Dagnallate C. Hammmen Kingston T. Newman E. Fy Ta Case W. HL. Brokaw Plower Ree Elizabeth Plainfield Lodge Messrs Barteer Flower J, Rogers Storr Tify

Local Notices and Social News From New York City Area

Mr Frank Green of New York City visits friends in this city. City Physician Andrew Manning nears full recovery. Funeral of Henry Lape ley held at 4 PM from 22 Putnam Avenue with Rev L Goodrich officiating. Body placed in Hillside Cemetery vault. George H Rockafellow, son of Cov Pat ie Rockafellow, and Miss Mabel Knight of Arlington Avenue, married last night at Wentfield Parsonage with Rev Wesley Martin officiating. Best wishes for a happy marriage. John H Tier & Sons harvest ice at one ton per minute around the clock. A horse owned by Baker Henry Yoel ran away on Somerset Street, North Plainfield, colliding with a buggy of a man named Elliott. Thomas McGrath, 15, fined five dollars by Judge Codington for throwing stones. Adela Renkin to give readings at Crescent Avenue Church Chapel social evening hosted by Young People’s Association. Miss Vinn e French to give a recital.

Andrew Manning Henry Lapeley Putnam Avenue L. Goodrich Hillside Cemetery George H. Rockafellow Covpatie Rockafellow Mabel Knight Montravello & Keigh Arlington Avenue Wentfield Wesley Martin John H. Tier Adela Renkin Young People's Association Crescent Avenue Church Vinne’ French

Wentworth Bowes Wedding At New England Church

Miss Roxana Wentworth daughter of the late John Wentworth of Obleagu wed Clarence W. Bowes of Brooklyn New York at the New England Church in the former city. The Rev James G Johnson and Rev Franklin W Fisk officiated. The couple departed for the South after a large social reception setup on their return. Bowes is brother of Henry E Bowen US Consul at Batestown and was noted as former secretary of New York Centennial 1999.

Tee Bowen Wentworth Roxana A. Wentworth John Wentworth Obleagu Clarence W. Bowes Brooklyn Chicago Theological Seminary Best Society Herbert, W. Bowen United States Batestown Piatofield Messra Lispenard Stewart Wiliam KD. Stokes James Varnum New York Arthur Hatch William Reid

Bound Brook and Plainfield News Mixed on Streets and Arts

Bound Brook sympathizes with Plainfield over street improvements while noting Plainfield’s political shift. A musical program at Music Hall is announced with Ovide Masin and company, featuring Annie Louise Tanser Masin and others. The 48th annual Grand Lodge Sons of Temperance meeting in Trenton reports officers and sympathy resolutions. Rev G R Snyder dies. Rev Kempshall ill from overwork linked to race track crusade.

Socomd Ovide Mosin Bis Music Hall Plainfield Masin Annie Louise Tanser-Masin Ovany Dupay Grand Lodge, Sons of Temperance Odd Fellows’ Hall Trenton G. R Snyder Asbury Park Leonard Brown G. W. P. George W. Ellia Camden H. B. Howell H. Hosgland New Bronswick Elizabeth H. Amer New Brunswick G. W. Mannsfield Elizabeth Jobo Castle Newark Dr. Kempshall Tis Home Athizabeth Union Couny

Rutgers Student Stricken by Severe Grip Illness

Albert Darnell of Rutgers College, Mount Holly, returned home days ago with the grip. He is said to suffer bleeding through the skin and gums and in the gums and the ears. Physicians regard his chances of recovery as doubtful.

Albert Darnell Rutgers College Mount Holly

New Philharmonic Club Concert Impresses Plainfield Audience

Gaeta and the New Philharmonic Club performed at the Casino of the Union with Italo Campanini receiving a warm welcome and two encores. Misses Lyle Smith and Marion Weed, plus Mr. Hoffman and others, complemented a varied program. A Reform Mall concert by Madame Jones drew a solid crowd for Emanuel Baptist Church benefit.

New Philharmonic Union ‘Country Bignor Italo Campanini Plainfeld Plainfield New York Mien May Lyle Smith Mr. Weiner Mise Smith Yue Mr. Maler Marion Weed Richard Hoffman Reform Mall Madame Jones Albert Wilson Ulna J. Barrett J. W. Mitchell Ikwuawell Emanuel Baptit Chareh

New Jersey Ship Canal Advocated in Washington Delegation

A Philadelphia and New York trade group delegation urged Congress to fund a 25,000 survey for a 24 foot navigable canal linking Raritan Bay with the Delaware River. Prof Haupt outlined a New Jersey ship canal uniting New York and Philadelphia with commercial and military benefits, proposing joint oversight by governors and military officers if funded.

New York Philadelphia Congress Pennylvania New Jersey Army

Taylor couple returns to Westfield after elopement

Barry N. Taylor and his wife Mrs Enuna Deresh returned to Westfield Wednesday. The Courier recounted their romantic marriage about a week earlier. They went to the bridegroom’s parents’ home, where they will reside, as friends gathered for a lively evening reception.

Barry N. Taylor Enuna Deresh Westfield Courier Coupe Mmm Taylor

Major General Barwa veteran dies in New York

A telegraph summary reports the death of Major General Barwa, noted war veteran and head of the Port Wardens in New York, at his residence on West Forty-fourth Street. The update follows a stormy period and references related maritime incidents and a tug recovering a drifting boat near Sandy Hook.

Barwa Youx Henry A. Darnum Thoma West Forty-fourth Street Sixth Avenue Hertel

February Weather Forecast From Rev Hicks Sees Storms January Ends

The article reports Rev. Ir R Hicks predicting a fierce February with a first storm period centered early in the month bringing warmer air then heavy rain and snow advancing eastward. He cites northward threats of bilzzards around the 3rd to 5th, a clash of boreas and warm currents, and storms and winds shifting from West to East, peaking around the 15th and 26th with a vernal equinox influence.

Ir R. Hicks Boreas Atranspheric Jramze Avantic

Bevting Tonight in Crescent League Bowling Meet

The article records an Individual handicap bowling tournament on the Crescent League alley. Hetfield Buckle Hetfield and Scholt Buckle Buckle each score five points with Hetfield and Barnes starting at scratch, while other matchups include Hetfield Barnes and Beckin Barnes.

Tae Naonie Hetfelt Hetfield Buckle Hetfield Seholie Barnes Beckin Barnes Schult Buckle Scholt Schultz Buckle Get & Hamliesp Hetfeld Barnes

Also Mentioned on This Page

St Valentine's John HH. Tier & Son W. R. Mattox Avenue Justice Nash Webster Vice Hyde State Division of Veterand Howell No. 7 Cieley Herhel Chapel Jon Fivery Crescent League EM. Whittemore Park Avenue Baptist Church Professor Bartow Tree Y. M Masia Herdritter & Sons Elizabeth River Rliaabeth Anton Dophaner West Third Street Sullivan's Saloon Cod- Ineton Srelvek Jefferson Hall Brookton Wertfield Mainfield Wertfeld Brooklyn Navy Yard Stephen A. Ginna Robert W. Rice North Plain Hold United States” Grand Jury Treoteo Plainfelders Grand Jdry Gately Installment Company Moses Quaga Justice Hetfield New Brouswick Quass Berbera Kelp Alabama Jane A. M. Palmer Crescent Rink Murphy Jonea Lee Lelby Booner Keeler Crescenta Versow AL Mr. Frank Green New York City Thin City Tody Bound Brook Hound Brook Democrat Common Connell Folm East Grand Division Pastor Kempshall Tans Linda di Chamnuts M. Scott Hattie Mitchell Tattison Mme M. Silveretta Jones Arerwanis Archer Marguerite Mine Aghew New Jersey Ship Canal Leow Piskel Ueev Wrex Edgar PF. Leckentack Atlantic Hain Barney Edwin Webster Irl R. Hicks Plainfaléers In & Bow Corporation County Ferk Kinsman Block System Development Company Indorpar Prank E Kinsman Pliny Fisk Edward ©. Perkins Pisinfield Charles H. Mooré Union County Jacob W. Sheppard Butrogete John T. Dunn Anguctas Thomas Tiny Segara H. N. Spencer Boice, Runyon Cal Desers In Mason's Materials, &Coq Park Avenue al Grosse Tour Aik Onty Pharmacy West Front St Piainfiel, x Slao West Front St.Ooshivr Musin Onnie Louise Tanner Inez Parmater Emil Senger Roger Dupuy, and Front Street Park Ixfr Ragan Belgium and Holland Noketa Soc, Fot
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