Plainfield Notes on Local Commerce and Events
A jumble of Plainfield items reports store updates, street work, and examinations in Union County. Details mention C. Allen's store, Shaw's drag store, and Magon ash street with machinery improvements and new space for customer needs. Community notices cover regular monthly meetings and social gatherings amid local misadventures and entertainment for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Allen
Plainfield
Niek Conoath
Shaw's
Union County
Rae Ville
Berame
Magonash
Tn Foame
Beneft
GC. Martin's
Wra
Dunellen
Meeting notes on death of Men J Perley Page reported
A National Society gathering in Albany processed notices on the death of Men J Perley Page. Rector JB Jennings of Wesfield delivered a sermon, urging faith and reflecting on future guidance, as attendees discussed thrift and resolve amid evolving times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te ¢On Watling
National Society
Alany
Men
J Perley Page
Tor Fenwthon
Dewies
JB. Jennings
Wesfield
Riding for Charity at New Jersey horse event
The piece lists riders and horses for a charity ride led by Horace J. Marcus Works, noting the enthusiastic participation and horses that toppled or struggled with the course. It names Mrs Hovegger, Miss Ornik, Jeeleph Helstein, and many others including Charles Bernheimer and Antony O. Vail among a long roster of riders from New York and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace J. Marus
Mrs Hovegger
Miss Ornikshogk
Jeeleph Helstein
Soaalley
Hardie Weil
Ide
Pavelwer
Ben
Houtggeg
Charles Bernheimer
Boweny
Katie Stewart
K. Lowe
Muns
Anale Gaion
Mise
Leia Uruthahank
Mine May Holly
Wasener
Fanwood
Mise Kathrym Yates
Bobichaird
Brooklyn
Marney Wait Howard Tracy
Grabski lawsuits and school district agenda item notes
A fragmentary report details meetings at a residence, financial items, and preparations for a commencement. It mentions minutes, payments totaling $123, committees, and allocations to music, education officials, and a school district plan. A proposal to rename grades and a May 1 meeting are referenced along with various local figures.
City Council Grants Fees and Sets Hearings on Street Works
The West Plainfield area protests are recorded as residents oppose the Madison Avenue widening and a shedding request is denied. The Minister's Association thanks the Council for refusing new licenses while a separate petition seeks reduced work hours for street department Laborers. Reports from City Counsel and City Judge cover cases, fines, and expenditures as officials prepare for a Madison Avenue widening hearing on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otort Fy Wa Oran
Parmiaion
Prainfield Avenue
West Pourth Street
Chrisice van Winkle
Svenue
Frazee
Birenta
Marek and
Lee
E'm Place
Central Avenue
Highth Street
Randolph Avenue
Committee On Streets With
Roadway
Peace Street
Waipltung Avenue
Committee On Streets
Craig A. Marah
W. A Coddgton
Agnes Posberg
George W. Grant
M. 5. Simpson
Marsh Gnally
Armos
Pew
Madison Avenue
Fisk
Canamion Records Brief Adjournment After Quarters
In a terse session the Canamion board noted four other quarters for the estimate, with Lee Leane present. The meeting adjourned after expiring the first of gest mouth and Vou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canamion
Leeleane
Baluieg
Choosing Their Officers in Fire Brigade Election
Historical notice lists officers of Plaistinld Engine Company and Gal Angine Company including foremen and assistants. It mentions J. A. Hubbard elected in the Firemen's Relief Association race and a pending special election between S. Spicer and James L Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lant Gali Angine Company
W. T. Newman
LM. Danone
Charis
Graves
James L. Love
Frank Peteam
Grannatt
Fist Asdvten
Julia Albert
Piremen
Amsovistion
J. A. Hubbard
Spicer
James L Love
NO GENTLEMEN WANTED AND SURGERY NEWS
The Plainfield Ladies Orchestra, organized by J Van Eps, will meet afternoons for practice with ten members in a ladies only group. A surgical operation by Dr Plaid assisted by Dr Gonpor in Westfield for a gut illness shows no ill effects yet and may cure if recovery continues. Mundy, son of Clarkson Mundy, janitor of Trinity Reformed Church, faces relief from years of misery if the operation succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. van Eps
Park Avenue
Nce
Young Imeeseily
Meena Ee
I Seahiey
Rape Avenue
Senos Davia
de Pot
State of Sew Ji annual report shows 9204 members
The annual report for the year ending March 21 records 9 204 members, an increase of 1 156 and 15 4 percent. It notes an eight member rise over the previous year, with mentions of a coal trader in New Wy and other unclear items from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Ji
Ditagin Accidental Shunting Incident Reported
Fragmented report from Westchester area describes an accidental shunting event involving a mare and a carriage. Witnesses recall a scream and a door jam, with injuries to Mrs Henry and condition affecting medical examination. Authorities note horses and a vendor scene near Beneia, with scattered details on timing and local notices.
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Ieee Lega
Case
Plainfield Athletic Umber
Weat Prout
Cnurtera
Terry
U St
Deribut
Mivess
Ely
Dabcock
Hurlbut
Sega
Sokine Sepot
Joseph
M. Powers
Reese
Wal and
Powers
Finel
Nny
Jaxson
Equity
United States
of Education
Harre
Dali
Pepus
Y. M. CA
America
Cam Norman Protasco
Arthur Crane
Teiars
Neb Hodd
Somerterstreet
Sala
London
Charles Monnkey
C. J. Newman
Adolph Rahrmann
J. K. Voorkensees
KB Rogers
Plainfield Ladies” Orchestra
Soren
F Gy
Yuee Be
Pew Bustle
Wks, Emery
Mur
Ditagin
Tewmertay
Mra
Ory
Henery
Menery
Mr. Honery
Gr Fechem
Weathell
Albert Cog
Beneia Pipe
J & Pmall Mavesty
Pte Saap
M. Loe
Saieran
Lower Aney
THE
Crescent Riding Academy
Percy and
von Meemorty
Dave
Allen & Li Lister
Trinity Reformed Church
Van
Baltusrol
Cedar Heights
Haltusrol
PRL
Seward J.B
Pitel
Aeg
Bronfeey
Douglas Sante
Boner Tes
Alex Willett
Paté
Andy and
Maple
Dai & Atrion
Battinus
Clade le Brent Vaytety
Howard
A. Pope
Peck
Hien-Grane
M. French
Somerset Street
C.w.giffin’s
Crescent Rink Grocery
Broadway
Meen Sete
Courier Omoce
Chenile Portieres
Edsall's
Acm-Griffen
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