Local notices mix city events and plans in May
The page lists routine city items from May including a Third Street meeting, Andrew Segaine taking over Theaterwood stables on June 2, new signaling work on Elizabeth Street, and a schedule change for trains next Sunday May 1. It also notes Decoration Day plans at Waverly Park, a M L A meeting, and various community notices about churches, schools, and local personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Express Today
Third Street
Orenitiz
Andrew Segaine
Theatherwood Stables
Elizabeth Pet Street
Jickwon Avenue
New Toray Historical Society
Newark
Ricord
Gerald Dyestram
West Premi Street
Fas
Ateeet Comimisioner Stony
North Montel
Manikavon
Rowling
Waverly Park
Neal
Saturday's Crescent-HAC Game Set For North Walinfield Grounds
The Crescent League team and the Harlem Athletic Club clash Saturday at noon at North Walinfield grounds. Crescent stars Keeler Turner Murphy Daley Hofford Lelby Jones Bohner Keen, plus Marden Athletic with Chic Eustace Whalen Holland Stanhope Sheban Ha gleton Lewin McElroy McCahill face Willie Murphy and George Leldy, who sparked Crescent’s offense this morning. Also noted is a moonlit bicyclist ride to Elizabeth and final Duckworth case testimony in Plainfield. Mendelssohn's St Paul concert planned for May 16 in Music Hall with soloists assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Tay
Crescent League
Harlem Athletic Club
North Walinfield
Crescents
All Souls Church Dedication in Plainfield
All Souls Church in Plainfield was dedicated with a Boston preacher Rev Minot Savage delivering the dedication sermon from Acts seventeen. The ceremony featured a choir, readings from scripture, and remarks by church leaders as the new unitarian society celebrated a $12,500 pledge and official opening of the building with future Sunday school space. Local and New York attendees joined delegates from Orange for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Souls Church
Frank EF. Knight
Julian G. Ketcham
Robert Gorton
New York
Brooklyn
Unitarian Society
Orange
Moorehouse
Ito
Russel Bellows
Stephen A. Camp
God
David W. Pood
Comittee
Faust
Fond
Weary B. Wells
Board of Trustees
Plainfield
Hebard
Peator
Hobart Clark
Hadeen
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Boston
Paul
Rell
Adam
Hell
Church of Chint
Robert Collyer
Theodore C. Wiama
All Souls Unitarian Church
Charles H. Eaton
D. 1
Joan W. Chadwick
Attempted Robbery in the Borough on Jackson Avenue
A middle aged stranger with red beard and dark blue suit used skeleton keys to try entering two houses on Jackson avenue North Plainfield last evening. He unlocked John Frank's door at No 116 and threatened Mrs Frisk when she confronted him. He then moved to the Van Beek home and was about to enter before being driven away by Mrs Van Beek. Neighbors summoned. the intruder remains at large and women are frightened. The report notes ongoing police notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Avenue
North Plainfield
John Frank
Mia
William van Beek
Mra van Meek
Foarst Bismark Sets New Eastbound Record to Southampton
The Yamborg American steamship Foarst Bismark lowered the New York to Southampton time record by six hours ten minutes, arriving off the Needles at 6 30 in the morning. The voyage lasted six days twelve hours and thirty nine minutes, establishing a new speed benchmark for the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foerst Bismarck
New York
Southampton
Nivetero
Needles
Annual State Meeting of New Jersey Missionary Society Held Today
The annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of New Jersey is in the First Baptist Church today with about seventy-one delegates. Mrs W C Butler presides as president. Reports were read this morning, and visitors lunched in the Sunday school room. Afternoon sessions featured addresses by Miss P Sheldon and Miss Mary D Faye. A cotillion by the Free Lance Club occurred last evening at Miss Elizabeth Stewart's West Seventh street residence. The German dancing, led by Harry V Borden, included sixteen participants with music by Hogera and Conde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign
Woman's Foreign Misionary Society
New Jersey
First Baptist Church
Stac
Mra
W. C. Butler
P. Sheldon
Missionary Board
Africa
Mary D. Faye
Todia Ein Mra
Waterbury
Free Lance Club
Elizabeth Stewart
West Heventh Street
Lancers
Harry V. Borden
Stewart
Hogera Aml Conde
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Central Railroad
Twig
Sanalljox
Ao Craig Place
Charles BK
North Malnfield
Schod
Dieremilong
Craig Place
Contead Arena
Music Hall
Heform Hall
William Heily
Nove
Bor
Egypt
Haa
Europe
United States
Doring
Charles T. Hond
Setty
Telty Ami North Paiefield
Newark Evening News
Plainfeld
New Church
News World
Catholic Educational Palos
New Catholic Club
Pitywinth Street
Courier
Ths
Tuowlay
Carleton Aland
Cape St. Vincent
St Lawrence Hover
Marti
Turaday
Martin
Mra L. Adametx
Betol
A. E. Lewis
Park Avenue Baptist
James H. Fores
Foren's
Urin City
Bound Brook
Uebed
Dietrich Bremmer
George
Jobo
Bremwer
Germany
Hamburg
Bremmer
Richard Hapeney Campbell
Charlotte Osborn Campbell
Sndor
Edwand Campbell
Jaeq
Society Chat
Park Club
Maude Ames Bowers
Gertrude Marchand
Elizabeth Glee Club Quartette
Tvertrade Maryhand
Grace Howard
Annie Murphy
Caroline Betts
Agnes Simpson
Louis G. Timpson
Mire Charles E Brooks
Parker Mason
Rescents
Willie Murphy
Geornge Leldy
Murphy
Leldy
Willie Drake
Lynch
Codington
Mensra George
Wallace V. Miller
Grenada
North Avenue
New Branswick
Elizabeth
Union County
Duckworth
H. R Munger
Jot Duckworth
Wenent
Plainfield Choral Society
Mendelssohn
St Paul
New York Philharmonic Society
Mra Jennie
Unifarian
Eev. Minot Savage
David W. Pos
Maxy
Strange Man
Skeleton Keye
Mrs
John Frisk
Wamet
Ladien
Teres
Otc
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Prof
A. Venino
Hotel
J. Coyne
Merchant Tailor Es Ee
Los St Mo
East Si
Springer's
Front Street
T. Sullivan
C. Dickinson
Park Avenue
Free Lance Gorman
Heywood
Powlison & Jones
West Front Street
North
W. L. Baunders
H. H. Brosaw
Williams’ Pharmacy
Coe
Grove Btreet
Bovmiye
Plainfield Produce CO
Raritan Mills
Com
BALLY
Crescent Rink
C.H. Hand
EES
Tier’s Ice Cream
Plainfield, N. J
Taira
Alderney
Mr. Avenes
West Front St
Boot & Shoe House
Stockbridge Manures
A. McGriffen
ST. ‘Tetewbons
John ON
Whips
Rebes
Hite
East Front Street
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