Annual Meeting Report of the Woman's Choral Society
The eighth annual meeting in this city yesterday was chaired by Mrs. William Butler. Mrs. L. Wyman reported higher deaths in the past year, with favorable notes from Mrs. A Pettit on the Junior Department. Mrs. M. I. Dooley sang My Binter and I, and Mrs. Petit read an original poem Opportunity. Enrollment listed twenty one officers and committee members including President Mrs. W. Bauer and Executve Committee members from several towns.
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Osoers
Wom- Choreh
William ©. Butler
L. Wyman
Camden
A Pettit
Elizabeth
M. I. Dooley
Binter
Plainfeld
Mra
Wynn
A Poult
A. H. Sembower
Salem
E. J. Brockett
Oranges Minn
A P. Whitetead
Trenton
Morford
New Monmouth
Iggins
Flemington
Corrasvnating
Personal notes and society items from local district
George Railford of West Front street slowly recovers after five months of illness. George W. Seivert of Reading Pa visits at Mr. Walker's home on Craig Place North Plainfield. W E Brock of Plainfield granted a patent for a gluing machine. David Hand of Netherwood secured a rein support patent. A photo engraving of the new Callarian Church appears in last night’s News. Young Morrison rapidly learns the craft. Miss Anle Roll of this city weds W Leving carpenter of Westfield at Mrs Boll’s home. Rev G Kennedy Newell of Hope Chapel presides. Bride and groom receive guests and wedding supper follows. Mr and Mrs Carpenter to reside in Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Railford
West Front Street
George W. Seivert
Reading
Mr. Walker
Craig Place
North Plainflet
W. E. Brock
Painfield
David Hand
Netherwood
Callarian Church
Morrison
Misa Anle Roll
W. Leving, Carpenter
Westfield
Vaccination meeting aims to curb smallpox in North Plainfield
Rev Honeyman Dr Carman and board of health officials met with school leaders at Cartman’s residence to order vaccination for unvaccinated elementary children. Street railway work resumes with crossties arriving and poles being set along Grant Avenue. road expected to operate within the line. Also notes on candy sale, grand jury indictments, Easter event at Emanuel Baptist Church, and a stalled engine No 347 blocking trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Honeyman
Hey. TL. Murphy
J. Dr. Carman
North Plainfield Board of Health
E. Bass
St J. Meluwhen
Samuel Townsend
North Mainfield Board of Education
Cartman
Ifiela
Coogan Ie
Graal Avenue
Fourth Street
Grant Avenue
Heidlef's
Somerset Street
Young Men's Christian Association Reports Solid Year in Plainfield
The annual meeting in Plainfield showcased strong growth with 379 members and a $3,005.20 expense bill. President and General Secretary J. Manning praised substantial outreach, education programs, and employment efforts while noting a need for more active volunteers and funds to sustain activities and future projects.
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Young Men's Christian Association
DT. Kinnum
Fle
Harry G Adama
James KR. Joy
Tabla
Men's Christian Associations
New Jersey
Lamfeld
Eught
la Wse
Associationa
Christian Association
Plainfeld
Notance
Nolder
Childrens’ Home Managers
Relief Association
Episcopal Sunday School Teachers
Ghoral Society
Healtau
J. H. Manning
I. Lhe
Association
A. J. Gavett
Frank Lelad
G. Q Packer
E. A. Embry
J. A. Robinson
J. D. Whiting
B. Halloway
Engilab
Kay
Sss0
Springfield
Washington
Rilfe
Ube
Mount Pleasant
C. O. Howard
Wiliam Blaikie
Anthony Comstock
Iedac
Liém
Clase
Northfield
Wanamasas
Asbury Park
Coomnanas
Plainfield Help Questioned After Town Fire Report
The Westfeld Leader questions claims about Plainfield’s role in a recent town fire. Officials say Plainfield assisted as the fire neared control, but local crews maintained credit for subduing the blaze. The piece notes cooperation while defending the unsung efforts of the town’s own responders.
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Plainfield
Plainield
Pisinfeld
Otto's Cure Promises Free Trial Bottles For Coughs
An advertisement urges readers to call for a free trial bottle of Otto's Cure for coughs colds and throat ailments. It touts fast relief and a money back guarantee if children have croup or whooping cough, with large sizes available and L. W. Randolph as the seller.
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Otto
L. W. Randolph
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