Moon Phases Show on 29 Sez Siz Is 2a
On the 29th, the sk 7 s DoktRh 20 announces the moon phases. The note lists a size 2a designation and hints at a schedule or calendar detail for observers.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1893
Page
3
On the 29th, the sk 7 s DoktRh 20 announces the moon phases. The note lists a size 2a designation and hints at a schedule or calendar detail for observers.
A miscellany of town news including an North Léngue meeting at E Church this evening, borough street sprucing plans, and improvements by W. W. Rogers. Farmers complain of wire worm damage. John Ross reports replanting in Piccataway. Young People's Bible Society officers listed. Groundworks at We Fire Church site graded and seeded. H. H. Baker injured near Evergreen Cemetery by a bricks fall. A new magazine collaboration between Plainfield and Mt. Vethal, stage service two trips daily. Vethel Mission drama tonight. Crescent League Wheelmen meeting postponed due to Board of Governors. Charles H. Burnett awarded mason work at Fourth Street. Marshal Panghorn noted for daily borough rounds. Weather: yesterday max 76, min 65. June 8 1892 max 79, min 61. Hous Misthun Society meets tomorrow at 3 pm. Franklin Goupeil No. 41 Jr. O U A Moonlight ceremony planned with visitors from Newark and Somerville. banquet to follow. Grace ME quarterly conference scheduled for Saturday evening. June issue of Patriotic Publishing Co. noted. Fire engine No. 2 to Westervelt avenue for water test then luncheon.
Fragments describe a social gathering of twenty eight members of a local branch on March 18, 1892. After business, refreshments and merry tests followed, with attendees from Somerville returning home on the 1148 tide after receiving Plainfield members.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Marian era reference to Agnes Burke and the ongoing suffering of her family. The text mentions Thomas O'Brien of West Street, New York, as part of a dated, unclear account.
Walter N age place on Second Street wed Miss Beale Mague in Hayesville chapel Rev G Kennedy Newell led the service before a large gathering. Bridesmaid Miss Beale Mague and best man William A Leland. ushers John Coss and George Firstbrook. Reception at Prescott Place then homeward bound for Worcester and Boston with many gifts and plans to settle in Prescott Place.
A suggestion to hold the graduating class reception in the Franklin School Building was praised as wise. The old High School is unstable with floors and walls shaking during crowds moving between chapel and recess. Using the Franklin building, known for solid construction, would better handle the crowd and closing social event of the school year.
The Free Public Library reports May additions of titles including Americas Ancestry and Story of English Literature. May circulation reached 11,207 with categories such as Pietion, Biography, Travel, Philosophy, Literature, History and Art, and 1723 patrons visited the building.
Mr Reed Mire of Kale City fled harm when a wagon and bicycle clash in the Westfield vicinity led to a severe accident. Mr Baker and Mrs Baker suffered scalp and facial injuries, a four year old horse and buggy team was crippled, and Bert Brokaw was badly hurt. Doctors attended, but the horse and gear were wrecked. The event remains under investigation with questions of fault unresolved.
A large gathering from Plainfield Elizabeth and Perth Amboy celebrated William Monssl’s thirty ninth birthday at his home on South Second Street. Guests presented gifts. a prized leather pumps gift stood out. Jaegers String Band provided music and a late midnight collation followed a long dance, continuing into the early morning hours.
A fragment from a New York venue mentions Hope Chapel inviting attendees to an evening strawberry gathering. The unreadable text hints at a charitable or social event with a focus on community and possibly a fundraiser.
Fragmentary text mentions a girl and family at a Peach Street address with a broker and a sale event. Lacks coherent facts or names to form a clear news item. content is garbled with many unreadable portions.
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