07 Nov 1891
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1891
Page
1
Long list of Plainfield local items including weather, court cases, patrol notices, political ward primaries, clergy speeches, business ads, and upcoming elections. Mentions Jacobs on Front street, changes in city offices, plumbing bid, and anticipated November events.
A long schedule of religious services and meetings is listed with times, pastors and venues including Washingtonville Memorial Chapel Mt. Pleasant school Crescent Avenue Church Reform Hall and many others alongside a note on the Board of Freeholders meeting in Elizabeth and the death of ex Director Do W L Martine. The items cover gospel meetings Sunday schools vespers and union services at multiple churches and locations with varying start times and speakers.
Mrs Bret Harte returns to Plainfield after Adirondacks visit. Mrs Migbye to speak on France and Switzerland at the Seminary Tuesday at 4 pm by invitation. Mr Harry Stockton travels west on a bancean trip and was registered in Chicago. Josiah Crane moves to Plainfield into 34 Putnam Avenue cottage. Martin Thorn reports California climate less beneficial. enjoys open sea hours. A reception for Fred Carter at West Front Street last evening with about thirty young people and music by George Rogers.
Bail set to keep the peace after a threat by a doctor named in a warrant sworn by Mr. Clarke. Property transfers include William Sanfordux to Frank Doll on Mainfield Stebbins Place and Emma T. Miller to B. Dumont on Peace Street. Also notes on citizenship petitions and church cornerstone ceremony by Rev. Morehouse. Stages for George Archer’s minstrel show to go on sale at Central Pharmacy tomorrow.
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