Local notices and society items mix in Plainfield pages
A jumble of short items mentions theater acts at Music Hall on October 22, a sunrise theft report, family travels to Baltimore, a Jersey Central train incident, and Ohio World columnist Ernest G. Chamberlin. Also noted are church choir resumes, a Washington visit by Councilman PF M Slater, a creamery butter ad, a bar ordinance, and various court and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyman
Baltimore
Jersey Central
Ernest G. Chamberlin
Ohio
New York
First Baptist Church
Mra PF
T. Logan Murphy
Holy Cross ‘Church
Acota Geetsans
Board of Registry
See Ward
T Memserschiidt
Washington
Stairs Cull
Sylvester Cuff
Morris Pigins Insane Asylum
Plainfledt
Union County Courta
St Elizabeth
Albert H. Peti
I of Tobin, Enander & Co
Europe
Inman
David A. Zeagler
Denver
Col
Mra Zeagler
Sarah A. Laing
West Fourth Street
Republican Association
Trenton
Albion Hotel
John H. Sawyer
John H. Sawyer & Sona
New York City
Bangor Pa. seeks young criminal Harry Moncton
Sergeant Lynch received a Bangor police dispatch seeking Harry Moncton for stealing a valuable watch. On North avenue he was chased by Lynch and Fredrickson, overtaken by Arthur Wyckoff, and arrested before Bangor authorities were notified. Later he was released after Bangor officials spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Bangor
Harry Moncton
Moncton
North Avenue
Fredrickson
Arthur A.C Wyckoff
Harvest Home Song Service At Park Avenue Church
An overflowing audience attended last evening's Harvest Home Song Service at Park Avenue Baptist Church. The program featured singing, responsive reading, scripture, and prayer by the pastor. Mia and Tyler Paterson sang a solo titled Nearer, My God to Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
K. P. Ketcham
C. L. Goodrich
Mya
Elias Bird
Ase Collier
Robert Gorton
L. Bond
Col
Israel
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Mia
Tyler
Paterson
Belle Marie to headline at Music Hall this Saturday
Agnes Herndon presents Belle Marie at Music Hall on October 14 with a superb company. The feature emphasizes clean humor and tasteful performance, praising Miss Herndon’s appearance, stage presence, and quick wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Agnes Herndon
Miss Herndon
The Crescents Lose to New Brunswick in Dreary Season Finale
The Crescents fell six to one as John Harkins and Hammill battled in a pitching duel that never took shape. Crescent batters managed only six baserunners to two third-base advances while Bonner and Laferry's team watched. New Brunswick capitalized in the sixth and seventh, with Hervey and Creamer driving in runs and a costly Crescent miscue sealing the dreary defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Brunswitka
John Harkins
Pou
Raritan
Joe Lafberry
Hammill
John
H. Francia
Harkins
Kiyeler
Hapkill
Bonner
Francis
Aml
Crescent
Boffner
New Brunswicks
Jones
Hervey
Eoope
Brucewicks
Crescents Record Of Games And Opponents
A historical summary lists Crescents wins and losses against teams including Baltimore Monumentals Newark and others. Entries note dates, opponents, and positions such as short stop and outfield with fragmented OCR readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newark
Crescent Rink Building May House Multiple Ventures
Charles Hand plans to convert the Broad way Crescent Rink on West Second into a mixed use building with possible flats or offices and a rear auditorium. He withholds selling hopes as three prospective buyers, including Seventh Day Adventist Tract Society, Howard Manufacturing of Jersey City, and a Maine publishing house, explore purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Charles Hand
Elkwood
West Second
Crescent Rink
Broadway
Hehi
Seventh Day Tist Tract Society
Howard Manufacturing
Jersey City
Rink
Maine
Fractured jaw ends feud at Gentlemen's Park melee
Dominick Daffy and Cormick Dan Geld, brothers in law, clashed on Saturday night in a fierce street altercation that left Duffy with a fractured jaw. Witnesses crowded the Gentlemen's Park track to watch a horse race as the brawl spilled from the crowd onto the grounds. A physician treated Duffy, who remained indoors this morning, while Canfield, seen as the aggressor by some, aided by spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thatcher
Commercial Company
J. Edwin Crater
Buffalo
New York
Joe Smith
Elkwood
West Second Street
Constable Rockfellow
Dominick Daffy
Cormick Dan Geld
Canfield
Duffy
Gentlemen's Park Association
Michael Quinn
C. (. Brower
Furnia bedbonase on Pith streets reported
A rear ae os 7 Furnia bedbonase noted on Pith streets with unclear details. Police urged caution as investigators assess the scene.Further information is unavailable due to fragmented text.
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum Plans Major Clubhouse Additions
Van Emburgh and White announce extensive alterations to the Catholic Young Men's Lyceum clubhouse at Sixth and Liberty, adding a meeting hall, bowling alleys, and pool rooms under Architect Clam. Carpenters contracted to Mr. Muxgrave and masons Leander William. project to finish by mid November. A Monday evening meeting will feature Mrs. Rigbye with lectures on culture and letters, including references to The American Gentleman and James Russell Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Gish Monee
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
Rome
The
Asociation
Sixth
Liberty
Clam
Muxgrave
Leander William
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United Tea and Coffee Grow Association
Netherwood
John F. Wiechers
Grant Avenue
Eighth Street
Union County Country Club House
Glaces Fromages Cafe
Washington Park
Racquette
Farmers's Courts
Wington Park
City Court News
William van Tine
James McCormack
Dennis Kilbride
Society Chat
George Wharton
Edwards
John E Stewart
Wit
Wes Seventh Street
New Hampshire
Kate Lente
Binghamton, N. Y
Daniel Ginna
Mra
G. P. Mellick
Mix Lawrence Myers
Frederick Mead
Colorado Springs
Front Street
Hall
Richmond Street
Plainfield
Eaton
Heasie Hull
Hull
Walter E. Stewart
West Seventh Street
J. Blunt
Bacon
Sycamore Avenue
North Plaintiekre
E. M. Rodman
Troy
N. Y
Hillside Tennis Club
Scem
Burnett
Esmeralda
Casino
Brooks
Mixs von Beskerck
Mason
Messrs Perkins
Cock, Kaufman
Frank F. Baynob
Miss Fowler
Orange
Arthur Mulford
Messrs. Otis, Olmstead
Fowler
Claverice Murphy
Harvest Home” Song Service
Francis Curves
Crescent Diamond
Melixpos
Isi
Ehird
Imaod
Ts Port
nEcony Ov Games
Creacents
Ponds
Unions
Fae Athletic
Gorhames
Crescenta
Bev Renentehs
Ether
Peck's
H. Clark
D. WW. Hyde
Pluna
Reeney
Pulrgvieun
N. J
Seria
Plainfield Gas Fnd
Electric Light Ca E It Shirk
Drews Goode
Abbots
Howte
van Emburgh & White
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