Festival Decor and Social at Grace Church Fair
Artistic decorations thrill Grace ME church festival with vivid gratis displays. Choral booth served visitors as candy and lemonade stands enthralled guests. Volunteers, including Mrs Loomis and Miss Carroll, led service and supplied treats. the event drew a large crowd with plans for a second night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Aale
Uwe
Mia Alice Carroll
Bette Langer
Mise
Alice Looms
Grace Carroll
Clara Steiner
W. Fingin
Randolph
Oerere Department
Mra
Vermeule
Vale Upon Tretal
Flewny
Nellie Vermuenie
Mies Lian Momylant
Mea
Minnie Hinlied
Mise Neto Kreger
Mine May Fonney
Mist Bria Kenner
Emi
One Fault Easily Remedied Reveals Two Common Flaws
A terse proverb from a vintage column notes two faults in people who meddle. The first flaw is irreparable, while the second, a Courier want ad, can be quickly remedied by advertisement payments. The piece reflects wry wit on social behavior and practical fixes.
Bill to connect New York and New Jersey signed by President
June 8 report states a bill to connect New York and New Jersey has received presidential signing, marking a milestone in cross-state infrastructure. The action underscores federal support for regional transportation links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Vasarvaros
G Sheee Das Seng
Meyer to Sing Sing for poisoning case
Dr Henry C F Meyer is to be taken to Sing Sing Prison for the remainder of the six-year term following his sentence for the poisoning of Ludwig Brandt. The reporting notes his transfer will occur tomorrow as ordered by Recorder Smyth. Nearby, a parish event at Holy Cross Brotherhood drew about 200 attendees, featuring a varied program with tableaux, farces, recitations, and musical numbers, praised by the audience for its charm and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Henry C. F. Meyer
Smyth
Sig Sing
Ludwig Brandt
Holy Pre
Holy Cross Brotherhood
Mra BR Western
H. M Western
Spencer Brothers
Mre J. BP
Metjanwoo
Wernerdey
Percy Western
Thurslay
Cheries Western
Baenly
Mins Grace Barlow
Indy
Mary Barlow
Jeanie Uaviland
Icie Louise Saanders
St Nietias
Chilton
Mary
Waa
Sylvester Haggerword
Henry M
Community notices mix of meetings and events in Newark
The Amalgamated society of Bux ginewre plans a meeting on Children's Day at Seventh Day Hayriat Church. St Joseph Church hosts a strawberry festival in Sanger on January 27 and 28. A reading at Third Street Mission led by C. E. Thompson. A sidewalk project on Fairview Avenue near WoC omics property. Miantonome Tribe to have two adoptions and confer the banner’s ide gree nineteen red men. Clarence Smith of Eas Second street to be honored tomorrow. Pangh Cangh Nangh Sinque Tribe council saw one palence adorned with Lee customs. Asa Collier of Park Avenue received a box of chameleons from a friend in Ploride for exhibition. Michael Welsh of West Fourth Street reported a horse death while preparing for the day. County meeting of AO. fl. in Newark for initiation to local divisions. Chairmen Casey and local Preament J. attended. Those who used Dr King’s New Discovery know its value. free trial bottles offered by H E Buckles & Co. at Ci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Society of Buxginewre
Hayriat
St. Joseph’ Church
Sanger Iall
Jane
Fairview Avenue
Clarence Smith
Eas Second Street
Asa Collier
Park Avenue
Ploride
Michael Welsh
West Fourth Street
Irie
AO. Fl
Newark
Casey
Plainfield High athletic games feature sprinting and cycling events
The notice outlines a full day of athletic events at the Plainfield High School track and field meet. Participants include William McCutchen, J Kirkner, W Phillipa, G Smith, and Rittenhouse among others from PHS, Rahway, Westfield, Cranford, and Linden. Events list running and cycling races, high jump and long events, with officials and judges named.
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Whiting
Pr. A.B. Y
Rittenhouse
William McCutchen
Volsey Green
P. H
Sart Rhushead
Lamee
Westfeld
Yeres
J. Mooney
Freendes School
Rahwayele
R L Eatov
Ree Elizadews
Jeyees
Behoal
Ellaabein
Rae
Fl. W. Moore
N. P
J W. Kirkane
A. Woltman
E. Serroll
P We
E Sebriog
S&s
Charles E .Damon
Crawford School
W. Philips
P. HS
W. Rittenhouse
P. H A
G. Pike
George Smith
Wesley Abbott
L. Beeal Campbell
P HK
Sebring
Smith
E Serreil
A Wolumann
J. Birkner
V. fHitenhouse
W Philippe
Gri Smith
S Ralph Campbell
OM Beth
Jobo Whiting
Uiden
Lincoln
Weindehl
Serre
Siagre
E Ferrell
A Wolfmans
J Kirkner
J. Whiting
W Phillipa
George Smyth
R Campbell
J. Kirkner
John Woting
K & Sebring
Buenhouse
Rebardson
Bandicap
W. McCatenen
le S
Fred Pullerson
Dodges
JW Travell
Po SA
Plu
Martin
Ce Teel
Vimera
W Ruttenhouse
Hleven
J. Hervey Fheane
C. W
Fk Hwrens
Cow
Moore
OS A
AL Asanteante
CL Riley
H. c. Wels
Prender
AL Atenoancer
Morton Merson
G. Martin
AL. Rogers
WHC
Well
ACA
H. ©. Wella
C. JC Riley
W. F. Cornwall
PW. Goddard
Probasco Snd
A. B. Ore. Rahway
Fragmentary reminiscence echoes war memory and illness
The readable fragments describe a dying figure named Blourwill Jackson and a neighbor's remark about a woman in menopause. The garbled text hints at wartime recollections, personal ties, and emotional reactions among neighbors without clear events or full names.
Recital Notes Offerings and Praise for a Benefit
A local concert program features works by Mosztowsk and Victor Herbert pupils. The performance includes a string cello piece Pansy Amoreane, a Mazurka by Popper, and the Priestly March from Aida. The concert, praised for quality and generosity, provided free admission, boosting public access to fine music.
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Mosztowsk
Ee Eee
Victor Herbert
Guitermann
Besaner
April
Bim
Jasdee
A Sgain
Popper
Athatia
Meodalssdtin
Jmblic
Personal Notices From Town Social Reels
A parade of local people appears in town notes. Fred Taylor formerly at Carmell University is home again, Mr and Mrs Drake of Westfield attend a club ride, Adelaide Baxter returns from Orange County, George Lunaber visits H R Thorn, Abram and Mik Vandeventer visit from Philadelphia, Mrs Williams of West Pittston visits relatives, William M. Sandford sells a Webster place property, Augusta Weston returns from Arlington Hotel, Miss Ide and Mamie Dower visit Nort h Braveh, Mrs Seymour hosts Mr John Dunham, Rev Dr Jocelyn Johnson and Mrs Micla depart New York services, Rev Dr A B Lewis to preach at Park Avenue Baptist for a week, Watson J Tunison confined to room at City Hotel, J C Van Dyke recovers from neuralgia, Pickell of New York visits, talk of a teacher for a school, A. O. Wall patents for collar folding device, J E Howard patents electric arc lamp, Linn Edsall to Sanford Avenue, Mrs sore C VanArdere returns to Greenwich Conn, and a note on a grandmother’s bowel remedy.
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Adelaide Baxter
Richmond Street
Orange County
George Lunaber
Pramare
H.R. Thorn
Orchard Piece
Mik Abram Vandeventer
Philadelphia
Bowns
Williams
West Pittston
Penn
A BH
Lewis
Park Avenue
Bath
Watson J. Tunison
Watchung Avenue
Bas
City Hotel
J. C. van Dyke
East Front Street
Mr. Pickell
New York
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Steeung Mod
Loring
Lernos
Remedy. Courier
DR. Meyer
Parch
Wight
Dr. King
H. E. Buckles & Co
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Plainfield High
Robert Ashiie Association
Hasner
Donsistery
German Reformed Church
Crag Place
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Hanser
Jersey City
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Personalia
Fred Taylor
Carmell University
Mr Drake
Jocelyn Johnson
Micla
Jone Sen Givens
Berckmen Siret
Sastre Anc Geran
East Fifth St
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W. P. Saiit
Netherwood
Central Ave
Ginstramoe
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West Front St
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East Fifth Street
Ors
New Howe
Messern
Menterarr
Jackson Ave
New Market
N. J
Thorn
Somerset
Alta
Waters
Bor
Wisston
van Eps, Jeweler
Park Ave
Getupandast
Washington, D.C
Wotast Public
H. Clarence Hadley
Actomatorn Plano
Edsall's Commercial Palace
Babcock Building
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Sally
Seteaesey
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Dioner
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Grace M.E Chapel
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