There Will Be A Special Musical Service Tomorrow
A special musical service is planned at the Church of the Holy Cross featuring Charles Gounod’s sity Babylon's Wave and a solo from Master Behatt. Also notes a school meeting for Dinteret No 38 on March 15 in North Bruinfeld with one trustee to be elected and other business transacted.
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Church of the Holy Cross
Charles Gounod
Babylon
Master Behatt
Din Teret No 38
K ‘Goepel
Kehe
St. Mary's Church
W. D. W. Miller
W. CT. U
Hupe
G. K. Newell
Lupe
Mioetow
Ermaichomlar School
E. L. Bonny
First Unitarian Church
Setood Place
Kew
Hobart Clark
Sumiay
Onal Church
West Seventh Street
Kere
Euielsp Roden
Anna Steaens
Craig Place
North Fidiaheld
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Cornelius
A. BR. Liilts
T. Murphy
Sundday Schaol
Bowling for Glory: Union County Club vs Park Club Series
A series of five bowling matches between Union County Country Club and Park Club of Washington Park is planned with venues at York Club alleys Union County Country Club and Park Club alleys. The event coincides with local political positions to be filled shortly. The matches open Thursday March 37 and conclude April 6 with an old game a week later.
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Union County Country Chat
Park Club
Washington Park
Tabour Clubs
York Club
Union Munty Country
Park Clit
Union’ County Country Club
McAll Mission Speaker Planned at Congregational Church
The McAll Mission announces Rev. Kameed H. Andersen of Parte will speak in support of the mission at Congregational Church on Tuesday, March 15 at o'clock. All are invited to attend.
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McAll
Pen
Water tests show Plainfield supply may feed county
The Water Supply Company reports tests over several days indicate Plainfield sits on a limited undercity water source. Plans call for extending mains from Fanwood to Westfield Oranton Roselle and Elizabeth, with expectations Elizabeth’s needs could be met by Plainfield’s new supply. Pumping at Netherwood wells produced millions of gallons daily, with no noticeable drop in supply as test continued.
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Plainfield Haa
Weatfield
Oranton
Roselle
Eligbeth
Elizabeth
Vilerneath
Couijpany
Elzabeth
Mainfeld
Hervena Oo
Bout
Tueday
Netherwood
Green Brook
Local Notes and Personal News Roundup
Abrem Th Duclap will spend the coming month in Florida he leaves town on Monday. For the first time in twenty years Officer Flanagan has moved from his Liberty street home to West Fifth street near Liberty. Mr. James B. Guttridge and daughter of Netherwood are ill, Dr. Westcott of Scotch Plain is attending. The engagement of Miss Compton to James Johnson of Spuyten Duyvel is announced. James H. Poree closed a contract to buy Gaddia Hotel at Bound Brook and will move his family there next week. Capt. F L Marilu of the Plainfield Bicycle Club is named at the close of the six day race in Madison Square Garden. Y. Buckley, manager for Thompson Park, will partner with F M Tinlett who opens a music store on West Front Street. Buckley Jewell adapts to the new business and well wishes accompany the venture. The Tomby fire of Mr. Rathiella Drake of North Plainfield March 3 has been settled by the American Insurance Company of Newark through M M Dunham. payment was $1,150. The company is noted for prompt settlements.
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Taylor Johnston
Joby
Fit Avenue
Pierre Mali
View
Helgium
Joleen House
Rylance
Mark
Union
Mad Tuxedo Clubs
Mali
Belgham
New York
Malis
Belgin
Misa Tinlsworth
Vandsodt
Pleer
Miss Thaworth
New York Daily
Young van Zandt
Gibler
Sixth Street
Garrett Packer
Hiadog
Radolphas MacDonsll
Ei Sieh
Iis
Tte
Pars
Uireetena Ih
Uasinons
National Nauk
Haildin
Loon
Revelation
Ho Bo
Republican
Ir Kevean
Judge Cinch
MacDonald
Collecton Spencer Wilt
Somerset County
H. Newton Spencer
North Mainfield
Mr. Spencer
Washington Valley
Prof
Wallera
Abi Lincoln
F. LO. Marilu
Plainfield Bicycle Club
Madison Square Garden
Y. Buckley
Thompson Park
F. M. Tinlett
Beheffin
West Front Street
Buckley Jewell
Rathiella Drake
North Plainfield
American Insurance Company of
Newark
M. M. Dunham
Nuisance Letter Demands Action on Loose Dogs
A correspondent blasts city officials for permitting two hundred stray dogs to roam, risking hydrophobia and child bites. He cites a Courier report on mad dog work, questions authorities’ concern, and urges enforcement of dog laws and mandatory muzzle use to prevent danger to residents.
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Cig
The Race Ends Tonight at Six Hour Skating Meet
The six hour race nears its finale with Goish leading after 54 miles and 14 laps, Quighey second, Phillips third, and Lockwood fourth. Two hours of general skating precede the event, offering spectators a chance to witness a grand finish as teams prepare tonight. Lenten devotions were held at both Bt Mary's and Bt Joseph's Churches this evening.
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Quighey
Phillips
Lockwood
Acmins
Bt Mary's
Bt Joseph's
Religious pleas spark council saloon license debate
A lengthy, spirited appeal from church leaders to the city council questions licensing more saloons near Mt Olive Baptist Church and urges votes on faith, moral duty, and community standards. The piece cites pastors and influential congregations, warning of political pressure from religious groups against expansion of saloon licenses.
Local names listed in historical notice segment
A fragmentary OCR reading lists numerous individuals including Mie Deisy Ghepard Mies May Waring Mie Laura Worthington Mine Vail Mie Anole Siewert Mie Eurth Hyde Mus Edwith Taylor Mia Mey Brown Sherwood West Harry Lovell George Vem Boskerck Harry Jy Beiberhed Hustington Gilford Cooy Bat ne M Howella
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Meedee
Deisy Ghepard
Mies
May Waring
Laura Worthington
Mine Vail
Mie
Anole Siewert
Eurth Hyde
Mus Edwith Taylor
Mia Mey Brown
Sherwood West
Harry Lovell
George ‘Vem Boskerck
Harry Jy
Beiberhed Hustington
Gilford Cooy
Batne M. Howella
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Lockwoor
J. F. Barnes
Palromount Avenue
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Keller
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Wediowty
Fie Funwoms
J. McGuigan
Jefferson Medleal College
Philadelphia
Collier's Optival
McGalgan
Plainfield
Collier
Miss Sohnston
Bowling For Glory
Morris Phele Asylum
David Mohring
Poinl Machine Tools Works
Dra. J. A Allie
J. T. Fritts
Mobring
Morrie Piaing
Captain Grant
McAll Mission
Elieameth
Bibel i Sreest
Westands
Pasteur Institute
Dawe
Medeenl Gilera
Ersonal
James H. Poree
Gaddia’ Hotel
Bound Brook
Common Connell
Pest
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Ieaat
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Smith
Crescent Avenue
Wa. R. Richards
East Third Street Mission
Gu Gee
Manning
Monroe Avenue Chapel
Sumlay School
Chas. I. Mitchell
Athy Sevice
Methodist Episcopal Church At
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Mitchell
Crageep
First Church of Christ
Vanderbeck’s
A. G. Nicholson
Trinity Reformed Church
A. Dille
Sthenck
Grace Church
E. Rodman
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We Te Haren
Somerville
North Avenue
First Baptist Church
F. Barnes
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Isaac B. Peter
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Seeley
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