Local notices and events fill city bulletin board
Public and social items include a Tuesday evening meeting in Best Howell Division and a lecture on February 2 by Duncan McGreggor. ongoing auctions of watches clocks and curios. street conditions with frost and light snowfall. a trial of Italian maps case. and various council and transit notes from the Common Council and local authorities.
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Periment
Danse
New
Best —Howell Division
Bons
Tempetiacee
Publie
Tne
Tiallans
Patrick K
Lizabeth
Oler Ki
Ue Biate
al Femiou
Orino
Captain Long
Duncan McGgor
Piydelphia
McUreggor
Dls Uy
New York
Gaa
Freet Bani
Heid Gas
Eleeine
Frubi
Vaig
Elegant Evening Social With Dancers And Guests
A refined gathering last night featured elaborate decorations and music as guests enjoyed the dancing and a last waltz. Mrs G W Van Boskerck and others presided over the favors table while a long list of attendees from local and distant firms and families attended the event.
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Rogers
P Ralli
A Pollock
Lizzie
Maude van Boskerck
Kite Stewart
Misa
Kathie Yetes
Mise
Annie Murphy
Annie Corlies
Jessumy Harte
Florence Uuntington
Gertrude Wait
Frances Howley
Elaine Manett
Mins
Louise Depew
Misa Lacie
Lawrence van Buren
John Moore
Fred Yates
Fred Walz
Frank Cokefall
Excellent Music by Local Talent at Ave Boy’s Mission Benefit
An Ave Boy's Mission Band benefit at Cres t Avenue Church Chapel featured vocal and instrumental solos recitations and a stereopticon slideshow of mountain scenery by W D Murray. Praise went to Miss Ketcham for cello work and to Miss Jol for vocal accompaniment. The program included violin and cello solos and a string quartet from Professor Coode’s pupils with mixed reception from the audience.
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Crest Avenue
W. D. Murray
Jol
Ketcham
Creaceat League to Hold Regular Monthly Meeting
Members are notified to attend at the clubhouse tomorrow for a routine session. A report on member support for the club will be presented and matters of importance will be discussed.
Odd Fellows Lodge Elects Officers in Revival Ceremony
The order's new officers from Hosten to Maxwell gather with Mrs Maxwell addressing the group and recounting lodge history. The lodge, revived after a great fire, now claims three thousand members and thirty two local lodges in the U.S. with one in New Jersey.
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Emma Weigman
S. W
Lissie Kahrman
J. W
Anns Webber
Ella Demarest
J. R
Hannah Westphal
Hosten
L G
Mary B Bedell
Mary Stiling
A N. Maxwell
Ted
Odd Ladies Ia
Grand Lodge
Sovereign
Odd Fellows
United
la Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Mizpah Lodge
New Jersey
Miss Dodge
Jacob
Walter Mra Vox
Lily Young
Ence Maresh
Bert Townley
William Wesphal
Lizzie de Vere
Dottie Sears
Vert
Will Townley
Brakemas Warman Struck By Bridge On Train
An eastbound Ice train from Plainfield to Fanwood struck Brakeman Elwood Warman of Glen Gardner as he stood on top of a freight car near the bridge. He fell to the ground bleeding from head injuries but crawled to the depot. Dr. Westcott treated him as townsfolk conveyed him to a city hospital.
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A. D. Thompson
Richmond
North Avenue
Mr. Thompson
Central Company
BRL
Mareni
Doughty
Pine
Thiangon
Sta Uona
Woloh
Weiting Passen
Ballrosd
Warman
Plainfield
Wascaming Fanwood
Breteman Elwood Warman
Glen Gardner
Althout
Werman
Depot
Ph. Westcott
Beoth
Alls
Boas
Dr. Weatcott
Ety
Trom & Sable
Ieee Asgeas Teins
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