Prominent Plainfield Notes in Busy Local Scene
A roundup of Plainfield and area updates includes civic appointments such as Charles J. Noel named special policeman at the request of Mayor Gilbert, a house canvass of voters, and upcoming community events at Y M C A and local churches.
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Edward ©. Hancock
Musin
Asinie
Louise Panner
West Front Street
Canada
Gertie Tier
Rahway
John H. Tier
Charles J. Noel
Gilbert
Boards of Registration
Black dog disrupts West Front Street goods store scene
A large black mon grel breed dog ran into a dry and fancy goods shop on West Front Street yesterday afternoon scattering customers who fled to the counter. Officer Giese captured the animal in the street, ending the disturbance. the dog was described as frightened rather than mad.
Police Watch On North Avenue Rendezvous Spark Youth Case
Police investigations focus on a North Avenue meeting place cited as a youth rendezvous where a teen son from a respectable family reportedly persists after his parents’ wishes. Allegations of questionable games surface as Perseverance Lodge records a temporary organization with T. C. Smith as chairman L. R. Blackford as secretary and Charles Randolph as treasurer as out of town officers plan an institute in coming weeks.
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North Avenue
Perseverance Lodge
T. C. Smith
L. R. Blackford
Charles Randolph
Plainfield Medical Association Meeting Held At Albion
The quarterly meeting of the Plainfield Medical Association was held at the Albion last evening followed by the usual collation. Present were Dra JF G A Allis JT Pritts MB Murray MS Simpson W Ci L Den kina TS Davis and George W Endicott.
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The
Plainfield Medical Association
Albion
Dra. JF. G . A. Allis
J.T. Pritts
M. B. Murray
M .S. Simpson
W. Ci . L. Denkina
T. S. Davis
George W. Endicatt
Herndon to Appear at Music Hall Next Saturday
The Chicago Tribune lauds Miss Herndon as an actress of the first rank and worthy of recognition. A large audience is expected at Music Hall next Saturday for her performance.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Miss Herndon
Music Hall
Plainfield Council Deliberates on Peace Street Plan
City Council session passes a second reading of an ordinance to widen Peace street from the railroad to Front street and to open Peace to the brook. Debate covers street paving delays, bids, and fund transfers as officials consider borrowing for taxes and adjusting fire department funds.
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Peace Street
Front Street
Peace
Rushmore
Corporation Counsel
Het
Ackerman
Ginna
Apoccentral Council
Gallup
Smith
North Avenue
Gall
Fire Department
Ace
Plainfield Gas and Electric Light
Hetfield
Death of Mattie C. Brown in North Plainfield
Mrs. George F. Brown mourns as Mattie C. Brown dies at her North Plainfield home after a long illness. The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 30 p.m. from her father W L Smalley’s residence No 22 Craig Place. Plans for the World's Fair buildings in Chicago are on display at the Courier office via ex Mayor L V P Randolph and William K Ackerman. readers are invited to inspect.
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Garzelle
E. 8. Richards
Netherwood
William Aten
Somerville
Bill Aten
Aten
Central Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Plainfield
Bicycle Club
Dor¢as
King’s Daughters
Grace Church
Finch
Park Avenue
North Plainfield
Mattie C. Brown
George F. Brown
W. L. Smalley
Craig Place
L. V. PF. Randolph
Chicago
William K. Ackerman
Illinois Central Railroad
Randolph
IAG
Brown In Heaters Octer 3 e in Pune Place
Fragmentary OCR notes report an event on Thursday in Pune with reference to heaters and a person named Brown. Details are unclear but indicate local context and a possible incident or meeting.
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Brown
Pune
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Masin
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Y. M
Association Rooms
Angie
West
Tierney
Brooklyn
Albert Hedden
A. D. Thompson
Jerusalem Lodge
Walter’ Linbarger
Mitchell
York
Constable Rockfellow
Pierson
Young Men's Lyceum
Sixth
Liberty Streets
Presbytery of
Elizabeth
Bayonne
Scotch Plains
Excelsior Kall
Elizabeth Athletic Club
I & Said
Crescents
City
New Jersey
New York
Atero
East Second Street
Michael Heffern
Ladies of the Home Society of the
Crescent Avenue Church
Mist Rodgers
Union County Women's Christianpenance Union
Dunellen
T. H. Tomlinson
A. Beguelin
A. G. Slevin
Daniel Hogan
Charles C. Dunham
New Jersey Postal Telegraph Company
William Har Tington
Pucci
Jackson Moe
West Fith Street
Sia Fem Wines
VanArndale
Inder Order of Red Men
Moffett
Life Associated Cycling Clubs of
Elizabeth On
Sab Rosa
G. W. Ed Ised
Madison Avenue
Schlem D. Harmon
Garret Packer
Dorner & Edwards
Bridgeport
Conn
Republicans Association
Giese
Henry Burnet
Codington
Edward K. Allen
J. A Tracy
Te Congregational Church Missionary
India
Columbia
Welcome and Stet
New Bruns Wick
Americus
Metuchen
Howell
Sons of Temperance
John C. Bliss
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington Heights
Charles A. Briggs
Union Seminary
Unity Lodge
K. of P
Columbia Navigation and Commercial Street Railway Company of
Ladred Aid Society
Congregational Church
Lynch
Republican City Executive Committee
Plainfield Bicycle Club
T. Burr
LaGrande Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio
Fanwood
T. Bo, Wash
A. P. Foster
Migs Poster
Belvidere Avenue
Tacoma
Law and Ordinance
Miss Nevins
Sandford
Odd Fellows
BIG Six
J. Augustus Smith
No. 27
Central Avenue
Fisher & Monifort
East Front
AL. W. Beebe
No. 1 Engine Company
Nce
Aew
Fifth Streets
First Unitarian Society
Mission Band
Crescent Avenue
First Presbyterian Churches
Lysich
Giesse
Cormick Canfield
W. BR. Mattox
Higgins
Rest Fourth Street
Eugene M. Laing
William A Woodruff
James Clark
Legouine
Young Men's Christian Association
Charles C. Dilta
Olympia
Doane
Vak Arsdale
Boot and Shoe House
B. H. Clark
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