Park Circle social features June 15 1692 notes
The Park Circle ladies held a June 15 social on wreath street with Mrs Jane Taylor hosting a lawn event. Guests included Miss Potter, the Misses Fritts, Mrs James Scott, Miss Butler, Mrs Mull and many others. Activities noted were blue and silver urn decor, silver fans, and blue ribbons. The gathering followed by remarks from club officers and plans for summer outings.
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Mra Janes
Taylor
Wreath Street
Tae
Aiteorri
Mia
Misa Potter
Fritts
James Scott
Mise der
Mise Kirkner
Miss Butler
Mull
Minne
Mist Yates
Mra Uranc
Revba Maltby
Misa A. Holmes
Mra Do
Wheeling
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed By Worried Mother
A fragmentary advertisement style piece mentions D. Fredricks of 710 Broadway and Hood's liver purifying tonic. It emphasizes relief from fatigue headaches indigestion and nervous exhaustion with a testimonial tone, urging readers to trust Hood's products for renewed vitality.
Warrant and summons in land tenant cases noted
Warrant of renewal issued in Hand vs Obl and Haemertey case. Constable Moffett seized premises in morning. A contract summons issued in related land tenant dispute. Sullivan returns on June 21, Beer.
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Wea
Obl & Haemertey
Moffett
Lalford Ve. Sullivan
Crescents to Face Patersons in Saturday Baseball
Fragmentary notices indicate Crescents to meet Patersons on Saturday with players Ge Bear Raferty Henderson Smith Mooney and Chee showing up. The report hints at batting orders and on field positions though details are incomplete.
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Cadeanes
Haturday
Bear
Crescents
Patersons
Gatardley
Toate
Raferty
Meak
Henderson
P, Smith
Mooney
Hay Pitching Incident Blocks Street Cars Near Poctite
A wagon load of hay capsized as a street railway truck tipped over turning out by Poctite. The wagon wheel fell off and the cart rolled, blocking both sides of the miniature bay until brown faced farmers could pitch it onto another wagon.
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Poctite Becade Lise
School Notes and Local Civic Changes Reported
The article notes a Columbia Law student Shatteck resigning from academic department duties and a board commendation for her work. It mentions Henry M. Maxson’s family plans, a World’s Fair trip, and a new club house on an avenue. Town bicycle events draw many riders including riders from New Brunswick. A by-law to admit daughters and younger sisters as associate junior members is discussed. Bicycle colors and ribbons are highlighted with discounts on wheels for lessons.
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New Brunswick
J. H. Tier
Gov. Trowbridge
F. LC. Martin
Plainfield
Cycliata
Mis Business Grows Large Office Space Expanded
Captain F L OC Martin enlarges office accommodations due to rising business. Carpentry work is removing the old two offices and forming a rear reading room accessible by a new hallway. A Y M C E gathering at First Baptist plans to discuss Our young lives for Christ led by President Mr Brown. A dust whirlwind rose on Park Avenue near the railroad with forecasts predicting rain within three days. A Grove picnic on West Fourth Street is scheduled for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. OC. Martin
C. E
First Baptist Church
Mr. Brown
Bicycle Crash on Lie Street Ends with Narrow Escape
A confused street collision between two riders unfolds on Lie Street as one cyclist swerves to avoid the other, performing wild kicks and nearly entangling a wheel in the spokes. Both riders escape injury, with the bagged wheel sustaining damage and onlookers watching the risky maneuver.
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Shaffer
Bagan
Damages Sought For Clarke Seed Injury Case
A plaintiff files for damages claiming permanent injuries to health and nerve system from an accident tied to Clarkes Seed by the Woman’s group. The case includes a disputed will attempt and mentions a challenge over heirs and a separate Y M C A building project with a cornerstone ceremony and an address by Mayor Gilbert.
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Clarkeon
Thie City
Abe
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Plainfield Courter
Sundata
W. Kenyon, Poitier and Cropricter
Peter Sexe
Pont Offre
Oeneyeaen
Ree Chree
Rome
Wim
Foighter
West Pit
George Selberg
Maynard
Elizabeth
Giese
W. A
George de M
Cilixens
Boon
North Pistnfigd
Mra M. Connelly and Son
Joby
Charles
Roger Aloysics McGinley
Ubi
Misa
Annie Muse Carey
Randolph
David Bate
Mra
Une
Park Avenue
W. J
Rochester
Buffalo
Howell
Adrian
W. S. Patton
East Ninth
I 'Grocker
Rings
W. R. Pastor
Crescent Aven
M. Roland
Watchang Avenee
D. Fredricks
the Well Knows
Broadway
New Age
Alicock
Hood
Leat le Tigh
Senook
Columbia Law
Xeu
Miso N. Shatteck
Phushmont
Ister
Ute
Mise Shattack
Board of
Henry M. Maxson
Subosts
Thinois
Hile
Dimsels
Tam
Tex MC
Otis
New- Marsh
Asia
Gilbert
T. MC. & Corner Stone
Friends of the Young Men's 'Christian Association
Wilbert
Irving Savings ‘Savings Bank
D. M. Demarest
Umatzation
Geissenhainer
Ruth
Miimot
CART
J. Minot
Jatthanedes
Por
Etimeies
Howse Columbu
Humber
Raleigh, Union
Liberty
Dartford
Rambler
Hummer
Hickory
Wavely
Niagata
Western Wheel Works
RJR
Mildrem
Manning Avenue
Hataneds
Stillman
Omeo
Henin
Cor
Jeremy
Hjeadquarters
Musgrave’s
Spasiatas
Pacer
T J Carey
Moy’s Soda
Plainfield Camera Club
Stillman Music Hall
A. Lawig
H. Simonds
Newark
Ona Teale
Nelly Suydam
Gsc & Soc
New York
West Pront Street
M. Goldmann
M. Sonerkin & Co
The
Plainfield Clothiers
Front Street
Life Insurance
Fred W. Dunn
Plainfield Grocer
North Wenue
Prom Sc
A. B. Crane
Woite
Diamonds
Doane
G. L. Val
Sewart Lessin
Huledt
Enat Sit
Dealer
Gildermaster & Kroeger
Kranich & Bach, Starr, Te and
Jarod Pianos
Wed Newman Broa and
Mason & Hamlin
Orga
Oxford
Lsc
Dana
J | Allen
America
Philadelphia
Dunhaws
East Front Street
Surmise Teas
Garret Q. Packer
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