Dancing In The Park Marks Final Park Club Dance
The Park Club hosts its last summer dance as warm weather lures crowds to the park. Notables attending include Mr and Mrs George I Dupes and a long list of local residents, with plans for the Crescent Wheelmos event and remarks on upcoming entertainments and club matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Club
Lips
George I’ Dupes
Abo Heary
W. L. Decker
East Fifth Street
Eltyeen Doane Ee Galte & Novelty
Aod
Feduw
Local residents enjoy summer outings and visits
A flood of July notices details neighbors traveling to Glen Haven on the lake, Asbury Park trips, and visits to relatives in Plainfield Newark and Elizabeth. Families from West Seventh and West Fourth streets take excursions to Glen Gardner Glen Haven and Readington, while others attend the World's Fair and attend gatherings at Hotel Netherwood and nearby resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ped Pose Caine
Perrine
New York
Mxxton
Harklea
Hota Netherwood
Imson
Chiles i
Garett
N.Y
Mra
A. Pollock
West Seventh Street
James Metric
West Pith Street
Glen Haven
Ur Lake
Steres
Buracase
A. D. Phillips
West Fourth Street
World's Fair Dimes We Firman
Jersey Citars
Fetgaise
Pullin
Sowvart
J. H. Jones
Mainfeld Spence
Ella Randolph
Elizabeth
David Randolph
South Plainfeld
Plainfeld
Sewaren
Northfield Main
Mr. Moody
Samuel Taynor
Owrey
Mave
Chepress
Laggettend Faily
G. van Winkie
Madsoo
Sir Toate
Sod
Moe
Charles R. Barke
N. A. Beaner
Unclear maritime dispute and civic notes in old paper
A fragmentary 19th century item notes disputes over dues and fines totaling around $5 and $10, plus court actions for drunkenness and quarrel incidents. It mentions Mayor Gilbert stepping in for a brief magistrate absence, and reports on a church address in Grove Street and the Plainfield Choral Society’s last service before fall, with Rev William R. near Crescent Arcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfeld Choral
Charles W. McCutchen
William R Peetor
Crescent Arcose Arch
Teres
Fragmentary 19th Century Clippings From The Tribune And Philadelphia Record
A garbled OCR of scattered quotes and phrases references across newspapers, mentioning meteorology notes from London, imported items, fare payment, and various quotes attributed to biblical and literary sources. The text also includes scattered names and fragments of dialogue, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Fragmented Note From Obscure Event in West
An unclear report references a Friday evening incident involving a revolver and an injured individual. Names appear garbled and scattered, with partial mentions of Cap Kirkner, West, and several unrelated persons or surnames, making specifics difficult to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkner
West
Luks
Woand
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Playvfield Courier
Renzes, Ramer and Proyetetor. Co
East
Faowr Slater
Bec Flace
Biri
Pereee
Gorhama
Heaume
Taiek' Bs
W. Randolph
la Boy
Netherwood
W. A Ondiingeen
Gilbert
People of
First Church
Carter
Loware
Disiptes Frocks New
Church of Christ
Grove Street
Christ
Sivay
Tallow
Sind
Detruit Tribune
Heoch
Ieaiah
Mark
Jonah
Philadelphia Record
Ewe Mandred
Rotel
Qenim
Blandford
London Meteorological Society
Sateeribe Eladly
Courier
Chicago
White Mountain
Dionar Bots
ALLEN
Randolph’s
Sila
L. W. Randolph
West Front
Plainfield
Ould Fel Towing
Bowne SD
Bel
Sarah” Ballon
Geran Weal
Mra Curtis
A.W
A.M
Curtie
Harrison
Bang
T. Hodgetts
John Somat
Se Minale
Marta
Ade
John Beas
Rape McDousell Marg Eaves
Mr Nose
G. W
Northup & Connolly
Maan An Jona Rine
Devetway
Mizzen Peak Cottage
Ege
Allen & Lister
Birgeles and Sundvies
Allcy
L. A. Rheaume
Hoagland’s Express Furniture and Pianos
North Avenue
Tang sPone
Park Ave
E. M. Hulett
West Front Street
MUSIC
Cikdemaster
Krovger, Mulfield
Ramet Oxford
Ramet Bincher Ts
Rama Bincher
Ramia Bincher
M. M. Dunham
Stet
Tobax
HALE
Schwed Brothers
Wesapeies
Artiste Designe
Doane
Orance
O. Sontrrim & Co
Plainfield Clothiers
W. E H. Rogers
Central Ave
Victors
Eko, Tae
Bairgh & Sa
Hal
Fred W. Dunn
Plainfield Grocer
Smee
U. B. Crane
Trent Street
Whee
IL Goldmann, Pregeialons
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