Children Day celebrations brighten Liecharehea churches
Children led services with solos and choruses as churches held a day of child focused worship and Sunday school plays. Decorations featured towers and flowers while sermons touched on sowers and bows of ascent. baptisms were observed and congregations welcomed new additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liecharehea
Coddingtons Court
Kate de Shane
Poorth Street
Drioke
Joseph Doyle
John Byrd
Ansiews Nolen
John Matt
Mels & Ireman
Local Social Roundup and Travel Notes
J Rogers of Brooklyn visited his wife's parents Mrs B C Baldwin in West Rev. C E Herring preached at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Gaskill and Miss Ore of Bloomabury visited Rev Cornell’s family. Zimmerman & Davey of Newark and FP Zimmerman of Elmira visited Dr F Herbert. they came from New York by wheel. Captain P O Harder returned from summer residence and reports many travelers. Belle H Barealow, sister of Mrs Edward White, died suddenly. funeral held this afternoon. Mrs W Saunders hosted a ladies party at New African Theatre in New York in Miss Finley’s honor. Miss Florence Honegger will visit Germantown, Penn. Macready Sykes, junior orator at Princeton, won several prizes. Miss Maggie Bennett of Craig Place spent Sunday with friends in Capellen. Thomas Reed and family traveled to Worcester, Maine. Mr and Mrs William Bloodgood visited Mrs Von Boskerd. George Watson’s family went to Lake Hopatcong. Messrs Callender and Peterson of New York spent Sunday with H Wills. Jake Naylor, once of Udivy, fell to ground while handling sea gold. injured minor. A Prague man, working nearby, caught the guine of toe boars and was taken down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .& Rogers
Brooklys
B.C. Baldwin
West
C. E. Herring
First Presbyterian
Gaskill
Miss Ore
Bloomabury
RE Cornell
Choreh Street
Alfred Zimmerman
Orm of
Zimmerman & Davey
Newark
FP. L. Zummerman
Elmira
N.Y
H. Doepel
Mamoroneck
N. Y
Herbert
New York
P. OC. Harder
Eighth Street
Madison Avenes
Cateskille
Misa
Belle H. Barealow
Theodore Barealow
Somerville
Edward White
Port Avenue
Fourth Street
Ww. Saunders
New African Theatre
Finley
Jane
Howl Brunswick
Harry H. Coward
Abe
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Ranyon
G. P. Odlorne
Lewinville
William Mannelle
Florence Honegger
Carlton Avenue
Germantown
Penn
Macready Sykes
Pripeston
Jonere Deanne Tenia
Maggie Bennett
Craig Place
Capellen
Thomas Reed
Thirty-second Street
Worcester
Main
William Bloodgood
Orange
von Boskerd
West Seventh Arent
Seaside School Concert Delights Local Audience
A noisy crowd rose for several encores as SELSAATION at the Water School featured Miss Mande Agnes Bowery and Miss Margaret Rand. The program included music from Professor Conde's Young Symphony Orchestra and a play titled A Love of a Bonnet, offering violin cello performances and enjoyable theatrics for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mande
Agnes Bowery
Demarve
Siase
Hetarday
Seantet Sonne Corone Stanly
Simonphore Smith
Company A
Margaret Rand
Century Run wheelmen race and town tattle plans fade
Captain F J O Matin James Langston Nate Titeworth Will Scriven and six other cyclists finished the Century Run in about twelve miles per hour amid poor road conditions. The Plainfield Lyceum cyclers enjoyed a ride to Elisabeth. Schuck, a Century Wheelman, urged Rogers to mount his Victor Flyer and began the ride from Philadelphia to Trenton and back, finishing by evening. The Town Tattle ten mile handicap road race is planned with Lorraine to Uraine Park routes and big prizes. Justice Nash's court adjourned Mulford v Lemarest. Treacy settled delinquent tax issues. a rent suit was decided for the plaintiff. The Misses Recap closed their school with exams and a German poem recital. Grace M B Church held its first communion service. A boy named Cooney suffered a severe thumb cut from a circular saw at Rheeeme’s mill. Peace Street widening began with tree removal and streetcar detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. O. Matin
James Langston
Nate Titeworth
Will Scriven
Eisabeth
Oscar H. Schuck
Philadelphia
Laberty
Schuck
Mr. Rogers
Victor
Trenton
Rogers
F. L. CO. Mardin
Drake
Lorraine
Uraine Park
Plainfield
Grace M. B. Church
Eider
Mr. Rendolph
H. K. Carroll
D. D
Cooney
Huger’s Alley
Rheeeme's Mill
Pritts
Peace Strest
Birect
Meeker
Erence
Atrent
Pesce Strest Ustit
Fragmented 19th Century Health Ad and Local Notices
A jumbled historical text describes a troubled health narrative with remedies and doctor visits, followed by a string of local notices. It mentions a remedy called Favorite Remedy and a case against a New York milling company, then turns to community church events, baptisms, Children’s Day, a lost child found, a bicycle collision, and local baptisms. News items include legal actions, officer absences, and a public notice about a spelling contest and a midtown street incident.
Special Notice at Scotch Plate Distribution
Fragmented OCR reveals a notice about a weekly payment or subscription scheme tied to a location called Scotch Plate. The text is garbled, with references to advance payment deadlines, a long wait, and a response saying a cat hole was found. No clear person or organization is readable.
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Plainfield Corier
We Menyan
Balter Ant Prayrish
Broosa
Neak Oisce
Soares
George Watson
Jroo
Lake Hopatcong
Moers Callender
Peterson
Hi. Wills
la Grande Arouse
Berten
Jake Naylor
Prague
Selsaation
Wate
Misa Bowery
Nash
Mulford
Marcid Dolliver
Tle
Lorelei
Mim
Violet Trual
hig #0
Wade
New York City
Brooklyn
Jon
Metuifert
Catskill
Hecker Jones Sewell Milling Company
Hugh Todd
Westfield Grocer
J. E Moshered
Harry C. Ramyon
Todkl
Henry Hanr
Turn Verein
Congregational Church
Bibel Welaman
Yrave
Howard Debeie
Eva Kelly
Areward Place
Ofdeer Corsa
Grant Avenue
Afernoon
Holy Crom Church
Qhott Waster Miner
W. K. Mae Clymoc
Baker
West Fifth Street
James BR. Johnsien
Philadephia
William H. Woople
Sod
HL. G. Punton
Sing Bing
Washingtonvilla
Attes Coard
Ninth Street
Evams
Bahar Pem
Long Brook
Panghbors
Life Insurance
Fred. W. Dunn
Plainfield Grocer
Sade
North Wenee
Hartford
Western Wheel Works
Wheelmen's
Park Anenua Frank L. C. Martin
Lyndhurst
Mague & CO
Somerset ST
Lemond
M. Hulett
West Front Street
Ciidermaster
Kroeger
Kxsnich
Barr
Walfield
Jarod Mason
Mason
Dasa Crean
Oxford
Hemet Blecher
Willetis
Allen
Amarics
Moy’s Soda
Queen § CO
M.M. Dunham
East Front Street
Edm
Scotch Plate
Tor Es
Dae Se Rae
O. M. Dunham
West Preat Street
H. E. Rider
Frank Day
Oor
Borat and Stables
North Avenue
Theat Bowe
Lew
Emma Woks
Hale Price
Rere Longa Pgs Pte and
Gliver
Aboot Coe
Schwed Brothers
C. Scheilin & CO
Towest
Val
Enburgh & Si Forget
Carey
Grove
Sharp
Afl
Ayers & GO
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