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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1892

Page

3

Pennsylvania Line Extension Sparks Newark to New Wick Talk

A Pennsylvania railroad official says the Newark to New York extension will extend further to New Wick via Hanellen and Bound Brook. Local meetings, deaths in Union and Somerset counties, and community notices fill the page along with lectures, hunts, parades, and church fundraisers.

Pennsylvania Newark Oranges Pennsyvvanis Railroad Newwick Hanellen Bound Brook

Rev J W Richardson Named Pastor At Park Avenue Baptist

Rev J W Richardson was formally acknowledged as pastor of Park Avenue Baptist Church last evening. The service featured organ music by Miss Alice Quart, an anthem by the choir, Scripture reading by Hor Dr D F Yerkes, and a charge by Rev Dr Mhidiedteh describing three relations of a minister. Rev Dr Robert Lowry extended welcome and the congregation united in fellowship as Richardson spoke of church unity across Plainfield despite denominational differences.

Er J. W Rishardam Pack Avenue Bresing Park Avenue Baptist Church J. W. Richardson Alice Quart Yerkes Mhidiediteh New Market Gabbery Mladiedteh R. M. Lather Newark Heaven Jodia Christ Robert Lowry Reece Lowry Cressure Richardson Plainfield Christian Fellowship

Boy Run Over By Cars Near Michmond Street Bridge

Seventeen year old George Raggles of West Third Street was struck by coal cars near the Michmond Street bridge this afternoon. His left face was badly damaged and amputation was performed later at Mahlenberg Hospital by Dr. Hedges with hospital staff. The incident underscores coal train danger and rule violations by local youths.

George Raggles Indy West Third Street Michmond Street Bridge Jones’ House Jenkins Mahlenberg Hospital Hedges Stalf

Local society notes and appointments at Bound Brook and Plainfield

Joseph Cail of New Brunswick visits his brother T J Cahill on Park avenue. Rev L E Livermore plans a southern tour visiting major southern cities then returns home by holidays. Rev M E Dwight preached at Bound Brook. John H Frech named train master for Philadelphia Reading railroad with HQ in Reading PA. Mr and Mrs Frank Conde of this city hosted the wedding of Walter Reiss’s guest, Daniel Manley, and Johanna Heenan at Osthobe Church Metachen. they reside on West Third street near Pond Tool Works. Charles E Boss praised as superintendent of the North Pinlofield Mobile Seli. A W Tyler, former librarian, back in town. works in NYC and may settle in Plainfield. Letter from Dr George Craig reports pleasant Graham Texas trip. Graham area life noted. Mary Bihan and Aes Hoffmen wed in Somerville with Rev Coryghus Sebenck officiating. couple moves to 146 Front Street.

Joseph Cail New Bronewick Deginteer The Sons of Veterans T. J. Cahill Park Avenue L E. Livermore New Market Seventh Day Baptist Church South South Carolina Georgia New Orleses Memphis Nashville Cincinnati Daniel Manley Johanna Heenan South Palh- Held Osthobe Church Metachen South Plainfield West Third Street Pond Tool Works Charles E. Boss North Pinlofield Sandey A. W. Tyler Public Library New York City Plainfield George Craig Graham Texan Painfelders Mas Mary Bi Han Aes Hoffmen Somerville Coryghus Sebenck Ee Eee Howse Front Street

Cradle Songs of Many Nations entertains at Union County fair

A belated entertainment called the Cradle Songs of Many Nations was staged by Plainfield’s young women to benefit the Day Nursery. About 400 seats were filled. chairs were added in aisles as demand exceeded capacity. Performers received praise for naturalness, vigor, and costumes, with strong collective effort noted though overall success described as mixed.

Union County Norwery

Missing Wagon and Stolen Boat Spark Local Theft Talk

A newspaper item reports the theft of Uncle Peter Wooden’s wagon from his North Plainfield home and a late night act of stealing a boat near Wentfeld. Democrats of Westfeld reportedly rejected Cleveland and Stevenson ticket support, tying to the day’s events and missing possessions.

Peter

Young colored woman held over diamond theft

Sallie Morris, a young colored woman, is held on the charge of stealing a diamond ring from Mrs. J. B. Beerbower’s bureau. Nellie Morris, raided by Officer Otte Reilly, appeared in court this morning, waived examination, and was sent to await Grand Jury action. Officer Grant prepared to take her to Elizabeth this afternoon.

Sallie Morris Edo Oficer Grant Elizabeth

Yale of the Woman's Raliat Corps Agreement Beards to Be Shaved

In a curious pact, members of the Woman's... Corps agree that none may shave his beard before December 16. Any violator must pay the forfeited stakes, with the contract enforcing the collective restraint.

Yale The Woman's Raliat Corps

Clock on West Prout street needs costly upkeep

The city contemplates outsourcing clock maintenance at the Moderate Gym in the tower of the Methodist Church on West Prout street. Current yearly costs, including repairs and winding, have risen to about $60, with the city paying a neighbor for weekly winding and upkeep. A local clockmaker offers to oversee repairs and accurate timekeeping for $60 per year, free if he fails to deliver. The article notes the clock’s aging gears and the question of whether to renew the old mechanism or hire an outside contractor.

Methodiat Church West Prout Street Uume Ciy Okegren

Comet Vega Nears Earth Growth Promised by November 27

Readable astronomical note describes a bright comet approaching the sun with its path uncertain. It advises observers to locate the North Star first and seek Andromeda to spot the comet after nine o clock, predicting it will be several times larger than the full moon at its nearest approach on November 27.

Ann Andromeda Uassiopela Oassiopela Thiaa Andromeds

Young Ek Om Sates A Drive Good Man

Fragmentary OCR suggests a sentence about a person named Young and a drive described as good man. The readable text lacks clear event, date, or organization details for a fuller summary.

Gan

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