Local notices and events from Plainfield church and community
Reports detail a Tuesday evening sterepic appointment at First Baptist Church for Dr Nichola and plans for a Fourth of July work start. Church activities include Bible study at Park Avenue Baptist and a Som erset Street hall bicycle track project. A Park Avenue baptism is noted, plus a Wooldsworth festival, clothing stores closing, and a variety of social and athletic events including a parade of musical performances and a kindergarten reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichola
Baxcolnd
Wis
First Baptist Church
Meeker
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Somerset Street
Groonnie
Eretic
Booth” Plainfield
Orgadat Clarke
Piru Presbyterian Church
Usod L Wis
Leggett’s
Peppington Seminary Aloe
James Frisble
Pialofel
Arvii Veyable
Grath Street
Berkman Street
Creedioe
Abhowa
All Scots Episcopal Church of
Beoteh Malus
Tenia
Istituton Goder
Piintednod North Plainfield
Hillside Tennis Club
Awakening of Fatherhood and War’s Moral Call
A pastor’s wartime sermon speaks to unity and duty as citizens unite around the flag. The address traces mankind’s evolution from violence to a higher ideal centered on God and humanity, urging lasting peace and fraternal bonds among victors and the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eitier
Plays in French at Plainfield Seminary Entertains
A French language show at Plainfield Seminary featured young ladies of Mademolcello Montanari performing two entertaining plays. A mock court scene titled A Complidaved Amar involved Miss Middiegill as judge and Miss Trecy jousting as counsel, with prize money amounts cited and ownership disputed. The second play Un Quartier wiibe, renamed A quiet retreat, drew praise for its staging. A poetess seeking quiet to work is noted amid neighborly interruptions.
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Ballios
Plainfield
Mademolcello Montanari
Maude Middiegill
Phorwike Trecy Sod Mims Fancy Cox
Mins Faber van Bogkerck
Mise Helen Ovendort
Helen Clarke
Saii
Guests of a Yellow Tea gathering in New Jersey society
A listed guest list from a Yellow Tea event includes Howard Martin from the Chinese Legation and Bry ant student at the University, with numerous attendees from Elizabeth Hoboken Newark and Westfield. The array features James L Anthony Miss Vaughn Miss Margaret Lewis Dr C L Jenkins Rev Logan Murphy and many others, reflecting a broad social circle.
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China
Howard Martin
Legation
Mr. Bryant
University At
James L Anthony
Miss Vaughn
Misses Vaughn
Margaret Lewis
Georgians A. Sprague
C. L. Jenkins
Kir
Charlie Goward
Porte
H. B Bowen
Bowen
Wig
Lir Brown
J. B. Dumont
Dumont
Seabury Guion
Florence Monnéger
Charles Guion
Mise Guion
T. ‘Logan Murphy
Murphy
DeWitt Clinton King
Newton
George H. Goddari
Martine
William Pulver Tanith
Bradley Headiey Smalley
Stephen A. Ginna
Mims Gioaa
Daniel F. Goines
George M. Randall
G. W. Endicott
George
George 8. Edtwards, Miss Barnett, Mins Janet McCallum
Mise Whitney
Pousnile
John L Hill
Robert . Barnett
Harry Moore
New York
Constantine P. Ball
Herman Simmonds
Lee Simmonds
PT. Winch
J. Bayard Giarke
Henry Cotheal
Robert 5
Misses Swords
Mesra Swords
Newark
Mm . J. Poulos
W. Duncan
Morgan
Henry P. Talmage
Henderson
Bar
Malcom
Roselle
J. 8. Jennings
Westfield
Davison
Hoboken
A. H. Carey
Rev. C. Valentine
Bayonné
Willem Pancoast Barber
William Pancoast Barber
Fashy Bleecker Seamen
Benjamin Seamen
Robert E. Chetwood
G.V. Weir
P. Marron McAlister
Willits Olwestood
Kate Backmaster
Otis A. Glazebrook
Archibald Grade
H. Hf. Oberry
Howard
Washington Rock Whitened by the Gerang and Tarn Verein
The Gerang and Tarn Verein held their annual May walk to Washington Rock with about thirty members arriving at dawn. Adolph Sanger and Theodore Vroom used ladders and whitewash to mark the rock while others relaxed with games and songs. The group later picnicked in Pelter's woods where wives awaited with baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerang
Tarn Verein
Washington Rock
Green Brook Road
Somerset Street
Adolph Sanger
Theodore Vroom
Cornerstone Laying for Keavenly East Church Planned
Report covers Cornerstone laid for the Keavenly East church under Bishop Eamessey in New Jersey with a five member board and named trustees. Mentions masons carpenters and contributors. notes $500 additional funds needed to complete the work.
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Eamessey
Perush
Tas Chareh
Keavenly
Costain
Evening News
New York Times and Tribune
Cbaries
Graves
Francis Todd
C. 8. Lewis
Asher W. Marston
Gormas
Marston
Margaret A. Merion
England
Ot Lewis
Sbs
Whitsun
The Same Old Tune In Amsioure With One Competent Man
A terse report notes a recurring pattern with one capable figure standing out amid the usual lineup. Writers reference familiar names and a consistent result across events, hinting at a persistent theme in the competition.
Release of Homer at second base signals lineup shift
After the ball game, Homer is retired from second base and Joseph W. Keenan of the Catholic Protectory nine steps in as his successor noted as an excellent all around player. A division among the city’s colored community over the game’s outcome and future matchups prevails as Crescant backers gain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Joseph W. Keenan
Catholic Protectory Nine
Wis
Amd Epee
Avalanche of Growth for Odd Fellows Heard in Address
A sermon praised the Odd Fellows order founded in 1819 by five members, noting its growth to 134 ledges and 675000 members with annual revenue of 7244000. The talk framed the order as a unifying bond of rich and poor, rooted in Bible teaching. Also mentioned were local civic concerns about street safety and a public electric line project.
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Odd Fellows
Richardson
Switzerland
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Thompson
L. & Express
Baltimore
Yulper
Binghas
Regia
J. C. Alles
Augustus Ferring
Charles Anusselt
Sonerset Street
Crees Brook Road
Rockview Avenue
Pengbors
Frisbee
Brandeth
Eamaren
Avalanghe
Rihhardenn
Peete Kater
Leware
Aste Mercury
P.O
Broadway
Thamdsome Bay Horse
Cara
Eanes
Mic Phief
Bumac
RK. J. Wharmacet
Hiltelde
Lees
S of Gee
Park Avenue
Sursdep
Sur 13
Wweerivan
Vincent
Dave
West Front
Hale
the Ory
Nicol Betiags
Siren
Gaia
van Eirys
Park Ave
Riding Academy
the Rine Building
Pieintea
Maine
Mra
Percy
Ohi and
von Haemerty
PA Pet Laer
Pen Rae
Daves & Atediion
J_FLACE
C. W.griffin’s
Neuman Bros
Casteent Verianien
Fons
Howard A. Poperd
Peck
Eea
M. French
Union County
Doane & Edsa
New Jeremy
P. Simbianes
de Osbert Dinek
Windsor
Stirte
Meg
Satan
Ae Walker
Edsall’s
A.M. Griffen
Mane
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