Parish League To Reform To Christian Brotherhood
At a church meeting the Young People's League considers changing to a Christian Brotherhood. Also notice of operetta Grandma's Birthday by Park Avenue Baptist Church children with a cake sale to reduce church debt and fund a class library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's League
First Baptial Church
Thurmlay
Muelt
Chic Hofford
Park Avenue Baptist Church Gandaywhool
No. 2 Engine Company
Perth Amboy
Lincoln Company
J. W. Murray
West Fourth Street
Dabbitt
Front Street
Bella Babbitt
Shiner
Hiu
Lawrence Wallace
Faowood Freing
Jane
Hall
Marat
William Meeker
City Na Vonal Bank
Elizebeth
Jark Morecraft
Dodge McCormick
McClennan
Florene
Hurlbut
de Muribat
Ladies Aid Society
Itha Congregational Church
Four-Year-Old Odam Girl Dies in Arlington Avenue Home
The youngest daughter of Bij M Odam, Mary D Odam, died at her Arlington avenue residence on Saturday at age four. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM from the home, with interment at Hillade. The family expresses sympathy to friends in this hour of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM. Laing
West Second Street
Newiban
Trinity
Mary D. Odam
Bij M Odam
Arlington Avenue
J. K. Myers
East Seventh Street
Chicago
World's Park
W. ON. Tier
Bank Place
Brooklyn
Tier
W. E Hoveyman
Somerpeh Street
George Rockafellow
West Bath Street
Elizabeth
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Mies
Slankies
Mia A Spangesberg
Mie B. van Winkle
Union County
Secon Presbyterian Church
A. Il
New York
J. B. Mieon
West Avenue
J. G. Milla
All Somie’ Church
Mra. D. W
Children conduct the First Church service by Sunday school pupils
The First Church of Christ last evening was entirely run by children from the Sunday school under Miss B Hood and Mrs Bash. The programme included recitations and songs, witnessed by a crowded audience, praising the young performers for their arranged program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Childres
Cleareh
Anniversary feast honors couple at home of O H Bagg
A large gathering celebrated the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of the couple, hosted by O H Bagg. Two hundred guests attended from local towns and lodges in a evening of social chatter, pleasant greetings, and a lavish feast. Presents included a silver tea service from Jerusalem Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Bagg
Rage
Ufe
Halle
Jerusalem
A. M
Sod
W. J. Rath
Ada Rath
Mra
W. M. Stamot
Addie
Little Giannets
Wenfield
Harry Swackhammer
Maggie Sweckhammer
Dunelien
Clarence Oakley
New Branewick
Jobo Henry
Jollet
Joseph H. Hawk
Springtown
MN. J
William A. Schooley
Broomabang
N. J
J. F. Swackhammer
Middletown
T. Swadhammer
M. EB Brone
M. Pols
N. Bache
Mise Life Schemp
White House
EB Schooley
Miss Lala [Schooley
Elizabeth
Runaway in Two Charters Ends with Falls and Fractures
A Saturday afternoon incident on Front Street near Park Avenue describes T. F. Sykes of Bootel Pisin driving a single horse wagon when the horse alarmed by electric cars caused a two-charter run. The wagon struck another vehicle, toppled, and both men were thrown clear and unharmed. Bystanders halted the horse near Eduall's store after a heavy lamp shattered. Sykes then tried to pass between two wagons, the wheel tangled, the wagon lifted, and the scene continued with disruptions along Park Avenue. Meanwhile Reverend Richardson, delivering a service at Park Avenue Baptist, fell ill from overwork and nervous strain, with doctors advising rest as the season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Street
Mague
Third Street
Marshal Pangbors
Abe
M Pangborn
Crosaly
Thomas Lyon
Thomas McGrath
William Sehneider
Meyers
T. F. Sykes
Bootel Pisin
Park Avenue
Horsn
Eduall
RE. Richardson
Aca
Richardeon
Imore
Ube
Runaway Wagon Collides With Pole Injures Local Resident
One o clock last evening a runaway wagon struck a light pole on Madison Avenue near Park and Fourth Street, injuring a rider who escaped with slight injuries. The wagon halted after hitting moving blocks and was captured near Pakeyenne by John Rafferty Jr. A new wagon must be bought before further inspections can occur. The German Fair closed with money plentiful and prizes awarded, while several events and clab swinging entertained attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inayortor
Ella
Prot Schneider
Walthem
Sattertei
Mina Greder
Davrie
Better
Welaman
Krobne
Sebring
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May
Moon
Coanar
Ie Growing
Anil
Christian Sorensén
Torons Meen
Ase Colley
L. Borsum
Thareday Sfernoon
Ballo
War Foreign Mission Society
Ohareh
Park Ave
Conover
Fark Avenue
Handolph
Tarbert
Bugees Laing
Tevera
Joseph
Bolsteinl
Bolstein
Luishire Tans Club
Plainfield
North Plainfield
James P. Murray
Tre
Mra. Bowman
Wn Ang
MLB
Gomdion
Pind
Weplichls
Gerslaine
Tate Marcury
Eeees
Janice Christian Endeavor
Trinity Reformed Church
Ninth and
Madison Avenue
Condvor
Wen Fourth Street
Ce Airey New
Adress Columban
Sear Front Street
F. W. Bird
Pharmac
Shaw's Fows
Dave
Allen & Lister's
Exchange Alley
Jeet Trintey
J.w.allen
Prentice
Vans the Jeweler
Ave
Riding Academy
Broadway
Percy GC Obi and
von Haemeriy
Park “Ave
Ancy and
Mayen
Dav & Atkonron
C.w.griffin
Crescent Rink Grocery
Neuman Bros
Alan
Howard A. Pope
Aoa Bcale
Hieu-Grace
M. Frenchy
Somerset Treet
Sara Rine
Edsall
Siling
Bev Priow
Fae Elio
Edsall’s
Lawn and Garden Seeda
B.r.force
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