North Plainfield notices and meetings stream in
A roundup of local items includes Mrs Je Blatzs ill at home in North Plainfield, Democratic primaries and Y M C A classes scheduled for West Front Street, church services in Plainfield area, and a town council water supply discussion with Plainfield Water Supply Co. plans ten hydrants per mile for seven miles with ten year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je Blatzs
North Plainfield
Charles A. Reed
Edison Electric Light Company
A. M. Griffen
P. Gallagher
Hegeman
Boroven
Nowra Plarxvie
Gexttleen
Fiee
Plainfield Water Supply Co
Plainfield Water
Us Field Water Supply Co
Sige
B.A. Meurmax, Jr
Lewis A. Homeer
F. Buckle
Sebring
Place
Fishkill
Powell
Borpugh
Second Anniversary of Miantonomo Tribe Observed
Miantonomo Tribe No. 118 held its second anniversary at An chor Lodge rooms West Front Street with tickets for admission. Sidney E. Flower chaired the program as chiefs and delegates from Trenton Camden Paterson and Cardena attended. A banquet followed at Casper's hotel East Front Street with toasts and responses before the gathering dispersed. In a separate meeting Warren Union Mission Christian Endeavor elected M. M. Dunham President Sadie Searing Vice President Lizzie Stafford Secretary Maggie Shepherd Treasurer Lilfe M. Bird Col. Secretary.
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West Front St
Sidney E. Flower
Daniel McDonough
Trenton
Frederick Wales
Camden
G. J
A. Gundingham
Paterson
Daniel, Stevens
Carden
Casper’s
East Front Street
Warren Union Mission
Hristian Endeavor Society
M. M. Dunham
Sadie Searing
Lizzie Stafford
Maggie Shepherd
Lilfie M. Bird
Lecture on "A" Delights North Plainfield Society
Rev Mr Skeel father of Mrs Wier of Washington avenue delivered an interesting lecture on A last evening at the home of Miss Rachel Dayplaughter of B M Day Rev Mr Sheets remarks were particularly interesting to the assemblage of North Plainfield society people.
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Skeel
Wier
Washington Avenue
Rachel Dayplaughter
B. M. Day
Sheet
North Plainfield Society
Plainfield Courier Debuts As Local Daily Advocate
The Plainfield Courier begins publication as a six column four page afternoon daily at two cents. Edited and published by F. W. Runyon, it is promoted as a clean bright breezy paper aimed at Plainfield interests and community progress.
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Plainfield
F. W. Runyon
Central New Jersey Times
Republican primaries set for three wards in city
This evening the Republican primaries will be held in the Second, Third and Fourth Wards. Voters in the Second Ward meet in the basement of Bryant school on East street while the other two wards hold primaries in the Republican Association rooms on East Pront street.
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Warda
Association Tooms
Swest
Democratic
Front Street
Harry Lowry
Bubrial
Washingtonville
Fnithe
Ion
Ainfield
Democratic Party
Northfield
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Committee
Your
Bryant School
East Street
Republican Association
East Pront Street
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of Warren Engine Company
Emery
Classis of
Newark
Y. S
Aml Mra Jenkins
Somerville
Persey P
Jurge Jobaie
Fanwood Club
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Serry Nion
Terian Church
Ry del Wear
Anthony Comstock
Ithe Crescent
New Brunswick
Thia Afernoor
Churehea
Worrow
First Baptist Church
F. H. Andrews
Assembly
Clark Township
O'Cllock
Clark
William Howatt
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Mr. Howatt
William
Ayren
Special Committee
Needham
Buckle
N Plainfield
Pancil
Ladies Home Missionary Society
Ladies of the Home Mission
Society of the First Baptist. Church
First Ward
Brother Mason
Mainfield
Be Chronicle
Mt. Pleasant
A. H. Lewis
First. Presbyterian Church
Monroe Avenue Chapel
Charles C. Cokefair
St. Mary's Church
Sberee
Congregational
Craig Place
Friends Meeting
Peace Street
Namuel B. Haines
New -York
Grace Church
Trinity
Mntu
Crescent Avenue
R Richards
Nev
T. Logan Murphy
Hector
Park Avenue
A. R. Dilts
Methodist Episcopal
CB Mitchell
F.C. 7
U. Motes
Kitchen Garden School
West Front Street
Weat Pront Street
Herndon
Hall
Fire Patrol
Control Pharmacy
Ts Salb
Ks A
Col
Fort Liteon
Music Hall
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