Local notices and events fill Plainfield page
The Plainfield area reports a busy schedule with political primaries set for November 4 and a New Jersey Homeopathic Society meeting in New Brunswick. Church events include the First Baptist and Grace Episcopal activities. a ton and masqueale at Edward Finch’s home. and an upcoming anthem fair in November. Community groups note bowling and fire department parades, junior orders, and YMCA classes in shorthand and bookkeeping with a $2 membership and a $1 deposit for new students.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Edward L Finch
Park Ayead
William A
Farm Dramatic Company
Canada
Comtedt
Dunellen
Empire Company
No. 2
Westfield
Order of United American Mechanics
Codington
New Jersey Homeopathic Medical Society
New Brunswick
F. A. Giles
East Orange
East Front
Annie Louise ‘Tamner
Pledge Signers Fill W C T U Meeting
Mia Ellis spoke to a full W C T U room delivering a chart talk on personal observations of great men. Several boys crowded the platform afterward to sign the pledge as Rev. Dr. A H Lewis offered the closing benediction.
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Mia Ellis
A. H. Lewis
Arlington Nine to Play Stars in Scotch Plains
The Arlingtons of Plainfield meet the Stars of Scotch Plains tomorrow afternoon at Scotch Plains. Both clubs have one win apiece and face a decisive third game to break the tie. Team lineup includes E Sebring, A Carpenter, Bostetlie, Sutphen, Sutphen, Force and others. Stage leaves Shaw's drag store at one.
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Arlingtons
Plainfield
Stars
Scotch Plains
Shaw's
Arlington’s
E. Sebring
A. Carpenter
Bostetlie
J. Sutphen
Peret
W. Little
M. Sutphen
P. Adams
D. Force
Agnes Herndon Stars in La Belle Marie at Music Hall
Laughter and thrill mix in the comedy La Belle Marie to be staged by Agnes Herndon tomorrow night at Music Hall. Advertising pushes feature a striking spread of photographs of the actress, a first for the venue.
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Longfellow
D. C.D. Parker
Max von Weinzert
Rivers
Sir Seeich
Max von Weinzer
First Nations Bank
Mometer
Hakar C. Rowyox
Jonn Hvce B
Stoker
Agnes Herndon
Musicfal
Carl
Another New Enterprise for Plainfield
A. D. Thompson, wholesale produce dealer on North avenue, buys a large plot at North avenue and Richmond street from the Central New Jersey Land Improvement Company. He plans a cold storage and warehouse complex with ice houses, an eight grain elevator, a wa ced and wood yard, making Plainfield’s current boom.
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A. D. Thompson
North Avenue
Central New Jersey Land Improvement Company
Richmond Street
Waterooma
Plainfield
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Dei
Hell
Jackson School House
Anthony
Apeak
First Baptist
Young Daugh
Woolston & ‘ Budkle
New Unitarian Church
North Pharad Democratic Executive Committee
George H. Cook
West Front
Bond
Kelly
Dormy Guy
Ireland
St. Mary's Church
Josie Shaffer
Yen Havine
Pond Machine Tool Works
First Presbyterian
Crecent Ave
Alert Hose Company
Elizabeth Parade
Bill” Tweed
New York
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Inner Baptist Church
Cutter’s Hall
Music Hall
People's Theatre New York
Ellis
Christiana
Eee
John Miller
Boynton
Finderne
City Hotel
Melopois
John Watson
N. J
West Street
Shaw
Tombs Police Court
Alerts
Washington Engine Cony
Wilmington
Delaware
Carridge and Pony
Alert Hose Comy
Hibernia
Newnawick
South Avenue
Richmed Street
Madiine
Alert Hosp Company
Messra
Frank O. Herring
Alert Hupany
Elizabeth
Bicycle
Amlingly
Kate ‘Garee Way
Stewart
Mesdames Crape and
Saltzway
Louis Evens Buss
New York Sun
Louis Melville Evanda
Baltimore
Jeasie Evans
Mrx_Evans
Scranton
Jaud Hawtk
Satdrdgy Mraprin
Waahi
Joel B. Brignt
Cart
Joel R. Bria
Bank of the Republic
Wall Street
Broadway
West Fifth Street
Briant
William
Philip Giesse
Geant Lynch
Ifrom
Shepperd
IFY
Sony
the Mechanics
Iaa Dewey
Henry L. Holt
Messrs
van Analale
Gaton
Stevens
Barnes
Tom
Atens
Banjo Sotte
Holt
Young Men's Christian Association
Ambant
Mise Boraden
PECK
la Belle
Son Sale
Clowine
Gorgeous H
O ‘ Va
Vrach
Lorncy Eetabnen
Oct
Syl
Bruxer
Selakee
AKD
Poisentmey Coal
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