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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1894

Page

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Ladies Whist Club Meets at Mrs Prins Park Avenue

Twenty two ladies from the Bicycle Club gathered at Mrs J T Prins home on Park Avenue for a whist afternoon. Men were excluded, prizes awarded to Mrs A Seligman and Mrs E P Williams for ladies and gentlemen respectively, with booby prizes claimed by Mrs Arline Crave and others. Refreshments followed and the next meeting was set for Thursday evening in March at Mrs Meltuy’s residence.

Mra J-T. Prins Columbia Captain PLC Martin Mra A. Seligman Muse Brown E P Williams Mra E P. Williams Mum Arline Crave We Ladies Mra. Shathers Miss Hulmes Miss Green Miss Holmes Lillies Petts Fidenes Mins Meltuy

Letter Service by the Worth Plain Promised

When the lighting of Bound Brook was affected by Bound Brook Lighting Light Company a plan was made to extend service to Green Brook and North Plainfield. The system now requires a larger plant as Bound Brook Dunellen and Bound Brook demand more. President Sebring aims to connect Brook Dariellen and others if needed for better service and lighting.

Worth Plain Yield Electric Light Company Bound Brook Bound Brook Bietine Light Company Compine Plese Green Brook Dunellen

Cornell Sophomores Testify in Student Outrage Case

Witnesses including Pred J Taylor faced questions as the Grand Jury prepares to hear March 12 testimony on a prank against Mrs Johnson that led to a student outrage claim. The court session moved to secrecy after lawyers argued for protection of the accused.

Johnson Cornell J. Taylor East Pathptree Sally Leaty and Tompkins Sommoya

Primaries Tonight Stir Local Republicans. Various Improvements Reported

Republicans prepare for tonight's primaries amid a busy slate of local updates. Improvements and decorations are noted at several buildings, including the Cory building on Park Avenue and the Hotel Alviun. A floor-by-floor showcase from Stevens town will be shipped tomorrow, while a board meeting adopts by-laws unanimously.

Cory Park Merch Amerijee Reynold Pharmacy Senate Lodge Alviun Shefre Stevens Dumers Waterbery Hoon Fitzabeth Radia Pooma

Be Weeder! Hin Yeap mon ald grind and grisly crash

A garbled tale describes a brutal accident and its grim aftermath. The narrative mentions suffering, medical interventions, and a dubious drug claim attributed to Dr. Pleres and a product called Golden Mothor. The fragment hints at a grisly, cautionary account of medical abuses and factory danger. The readable pieces center on injury, fear, and a criticized old remedy.

Spencer Tim Dr. Pleres Enei O. M.D

Local Democratic Primary Nominates City Officials

The North Pislafeld Democratic party held a basement primary at the Bomernet street school with about thirty attendees. Kiston M. French opened the meeting, George H. Neal became Chairman, and Clafcore Murphy acted as Secretary. McCabbben's nomination passed without opposition for Mayor, with Faber Wheeler and Bovey nominated for Council terms. Budgets of 1500 for Borough and 500 for Board of Health were left to be finalized after Rabbeas jicmares, ensuring future ballot consistency. A committee was named to finalize names, and the Mayor received unanimous praise for work in the Borough. The township primary was adjourned to March 8 for final adoption ready for ballot use.

Pislafeld Bomernet Street Ory Kiston M. French George H. Neal Clafcore Murphy Major Pantners Wes Samee McCatcen Mcateb- 2 Jeman McCabcben E. Faber Sitmort B. Wheeler Jules Bovey Board of Health Rerabbeas Jicmares H. Lyman Wen Elston Breach David Carney George 2 Tve Edward Moree T Hose Moree Tiegkel Ellioo M. French George Eel Wes Clarence Murphy

Pleasant surprise party honors Ada Woolston at Jackson Street

A social gathering reflected in a pleasant surprise party for Miss Ada Woolston daughter of L B Woolston of Door Street at Miss Martin residence on Jackson Street. Music provided by Professor Uatioad on violin and Mrs Jobe Seborg on piano. Refreshments served around midnight. Numerous attendees listed including May McLougons Stella Br Grace Creda Nellie Vabent Clara Fellows J. P. Kunnuos Mr and Mrs J Veterlelo James Arnold and others from Avonby and nearby towns.

Westes Ada Woolston L. B. Woolston Door Sureet Mise Maria Plorseed Duck Mes May Linbarper Martin Jackson Jobe Seborg Bie

Maidens Median in Masterpieces from World Art Gallery

Aiden describes the captivating painting Maidens Median from Brented Masterpieces from the Art Galleries of the World. A girl on a rock ledge gazes pensively, drawing praise for lifelike detail. readers seek extra copies via coupons for a chance to own a copy.

Britnog Ateneo Courier

McLaughlin's Blue Bird Yearly Weather Omen

Tom McLaughlin, a track walker between Pleasantfield and Netherwood, notes for years the bluebird returns late February or early March. He forecasts spring upon sighting and says the bird will appear tomorrow or will weather the season as it comes.

Tom McLaughlin Plainteld Netherwood Lesat Abe

Young Profle Dance at Bakat AsTORs Bore

Miss Addie Kuoyon of Artineton hosts a young ladies social at Avery Dappy last night. Dance began at eight and ran until one with a late collation at eleven. Guests included Elia Donn Elia Gardner Core Gardner Florence Kline and others among a crowd that observed Leena’s coming of age. The event featured recitations and fine presents while Leotenberger’s major anniversary loomed.

Addie Kuoyon Artineton Elia Donn Elia Gardner Mise Core Gardner Florence Kline Hare L Momitt George Frank Howland Low, Jr Willman Jeseep le Read Gerald ‘Omit Lewis Oil Charles Mof Albine Leutenberger Leena Grandview Avenues Leotenberger

Local notices from Plainfield reveal community updates and travel

The column lists residents of West Front Street and nearby areas visiting Philadelphia, Newark, and Wilkes-Barre for business and family reasons. It notes revived health, church services by Rev J L Martha, and Rev E M Rodman preaching at Holy Crystal. several residents plan moves, vacations, or hires, including a trip to Florida and a return to Albany.

E M. Rodman Lewien Adelman Went Pith J. A Rares Philadelphia Washington B. W. Rice Rockview Wilkesbarre Penr C. J. Peytel West Front Newark

Murder of a Centre Keeper in Jersey Prison Break

In Union County a man named Josent Wailwir alias John Malwhts, 35, escaped a New Jersey prison cell by sawing through a door and attempting to flee the corridor. He attacked Keeper Joseph B. Lippincott and killed him after choking him. Lippincott was wounded. The incident followed a board meeting note mentioning February activities and fundraising pledges for a new project.

Trextox N. J Josent Wailwir John Malwhts Stave Prison Coton County Arerss James T. Waters Tim Joseph B. Lippincott Cooriet Lippincott Lippincott Coatiet

Personal notices from a 19th century local column

A garbled column lists various local personal items including deaths, illnesses, travels, and social events. Mentions include Davitt Bodine ill with grip, Grace Church meeting, Mrs James Reed ill, Buck Fellow returning from Atlantic City, Wiha Lovke sick, Jreaghter traveling, Arthur Crane leaving for revival in New York, Mina ME and Mina York health notes, Mrs Newetho visiting Paris, Rev G Kenan Newell, Mrs W W Elston visiting Neagre, a surprise party for Jesse Dayton, the funeral of Mrs Avis Lajog, Louise Odonne visiting relatives, Mrs P M Morer and Mivole Bird at Fanwood, fear of consumption, Clara Whitfeld and Addie White returning from New York funeral, and the widow of Mrs Wooden dying at her home in North Pine Bend.

Davitt Bodine Grace Church James Heed East Third Sireet Gracer Buck Atlantic City Wiha Lovke Manson Pisce Pond la Grande Avebos Poughkeepele Emongneade Anu Bophi York Kreitling West’ Front Street Newetho Paris France West Beroud Street Neagre Easton Jeese Dayton Souk Platefield Mra Avis Lajog Waichpag Avenue Clara Whitfeld Best Front Street Addie White Hate New York Errs Wooden Corvan Chat- Baw Warren Streets North Pino Beid Ladlow William Martin Mra Townsend

Ambiguous Classified Snippet At 371 Clay Street

Damaged OCR text shows a terse ad fragment listing J B Wilson at 371 Clay Street She tag Fo ere will pot be wit De for Promt Bireet bottles Be aed 1. Summary unclear due to garbled wording. appears to reference a local advertisement or notice including contact and price.

J. B Wilson Clay St

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