Fragmented notes of church, sewer, and street incident
A garbled 19th century notes page mentions a church erection party on Park Avenue, seismic with social and athletic events. It cites a Jeruslem Lodge meeting, a Frederickson officer, sparring among athletes, blamed mislead bullets, sewer talks, and a Citizens' Committee seeking property owner support to build sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UuLman
Noah Oruna
Mysling
Pablo
Sandey-echool
Forber Social Organizaorch
Jeruslem Lodge
L M
Frederickson Boy
Park Avenue
Ohoe
Theo
Eral
Beth
Neptune Athletic
Moouncilman Prost
Citizens’ Committee
Oomar
Waabres
Borgagh Gonnett
Cedks
IG Rsp
Op Park Avenue
Lidepattier
Utder
Ward G
Poterewig
Entertaining lecture and local notices
A Boy s Club event featured Mr Case who shared travel tales and safety tips for youth, plus displays of minerals and curios. Local court action awarded Henry Apgar $95 and costs after a suit against Frank Haines. Personal notes mention people attending events, church activities, and upcoming Masonic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Apgar
Liberty
Frank Haines
Mt. Bethel
Haines
Apsarab @ece
Justice Sutton
Somerville
W. A. Coddington
Costa Wan
Apgar
Frank Bergen
Anger
Dull Night at the Gee Club Fair and Bowling Match Disturbs Dunellen
A lively but muddled report describes a Gee Club fair featuring dancers, sweethearts, and prize temptations, mingled with a bowling match between Dunellen and the True Wilersutted team. Marshal Pangborne detains a suspicious stranger on Somerset Street after a walk through Washington Park, while barber Plainfeld Cave promotes a monthly hair and shave ticket for $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Reilly
Dunellen
Ture
Marshall Panghorn
Stervoon
Plainfeld Cave
West Front Street
Tax levies served on delinquent poll taxes
Justice Nash served morning notices on Patrick Doyle of Cottage Place William Drake of Richmond Street and J D Case of Chareh Street for delinquent poll taxes Some levies remain unsued Despite egregious delays the tax eye is vigilant and unlikely to overlook offenders Allcock s Porous Plasters promoted as the best external remedy and trusted by grateful patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Nash
Patrick Doyle
Cottage Place
William Drake
Richmond Street
J. D. Case
Chareh Street
North Star
Allcock
Ps Usntenite Ip
Pocoms
The Cherad Society Meeting Ends With Elections
The annual gathering of the Cherad Society was held last evening in poor weather. Officers reported a healthy financial state with a balance over five dollars. President Howland declined re election. Charles McCatchen was elected president. Secretary Hanon and Treasurer Newman were re elected, with a board of directors also re elected. Librarian Bucy Adams Werne chosen. The event closed with ice cream, cake, and a few songs. A forthcoming concert is planned with singers from the party and the Verein groups, beginning at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherad Society
Ube
Howland
Charles McCatchen
Sec
Rotary Nelson
Choral Society
Order of the Sons of Liberty to convene in Philadelphia
The order will hold a supreme sitting in Philadelphia next Tuesday with delegates from the district. Local branch has not acted yet and members lack knowledge of the matter. Those familiar with the order express confidence and blame financial trouble on enemies, hoping full operation resumes within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Hall Us
Philadelphia
Camara Club Outing Planned From Club Room
The Camara Club schedules an outing by stage through Washington Valley to the Pamaic River. Members will bring friends with pro rata assessments to cover trip expenses. return planned for late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Valley
Pamaic
Georzhers bicycle club formed in city streets
A chaotic scene unfolds as a delivery wagon is hitched to a horse and falls apart near Concord Avenue with the driver Fred Hall tossed from the wagon. The riderless horse later dies after a race miscue. The draft describes a new bicycle riding club the “Georzhers” forming among city riders with stringent entry rules and planned participation in local races.
Wanted and for sale notices from a 19th century listing
A garbled OCR fragment lists rewards for return of items such as a bicycle with full ball bearing and cushion tire in good condition, plus notices for sale of a stylish driving mare with canopy top and a horse by Babcock B. Coxgrove. Also mentions locations and names like Woodfesd avenue, Park avenue, Hillside avenue, and Franklin Place, with scattered phrases about a Daggett man and a mare sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Fuste
Woodfesd Avenue
Park Avenue
Epee
B. Coxgrove
Hillside Avenue
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Eetoert
Clue
L. & Bond
Central Avenue
Loala
Denver
States Basin
Texas
Bays
Quay
Ias
SM. Guliman
Jersey City
Chmgacey B. Rupley
Westfield
New York University Law
de K. P. Ketcham
Weabington
Willlace L. Serreil
Onicago
Tillie Young
Dunham
New Providence
den Lodge
Jobo Ulmair
Rugg
Ulrich
Florence Tinworth
Avenue
Henry
New Rochelle
Jane
Dawid FE
Grove Street
Brown
Eharch
Mivody and Bankey
Funterden
Pear Duakliea
Pred Savage
Waah- Inguon Atwane Abots Crane
Acme Cinb
Donohue
Rusciog
Tyne
Gee Greg
Tare
Ged Humber
Boek
Levsigie
Ehining Dela
Bax
Verein of Thin
Neuer Fruhling
M. Spicker
Aurora Society of
New Brunswick
Kinder Symphonie
Hayden
Tron Hall
Camara
Qonover
Fred Hall
Wes Nest Justice Nash
Perk Avence
Snd
Fourth Street
Cosorée
aradaLav Wiese
Momsusrons
Doane
Jon M
Ery
Ang. Salisman
Mr Gants
AMD
Sime Colt
Geo Sea Wood
Franklin Place
Inagara Daggett Man
Clerk of Weather Burcam
Swernine Soho Net
Pete
Dave
West Front St
Tieteta
Eyee & Lipter
Pree
Park Ave
THE
Crescent Riding Academy
Nerateni Pinna
Percy
von Hiemeriy
L. Douglas
Alex Willett
Park Avante
Laneiana
Dave & Atxkomde
W.griffin
Groscant Rink Grocer
Neuman Bros, A
Howard A. Pope
Peck
Victor Sas and
Cabriolets
Hicu-Grrange
M. French
Somerset Street
Edsall’s
Oth
Henrietts
A.M. Griffen
B.a.force
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