Likey and Company at Insle Hall Delights Local Audience
The Plainfeld visit marked the first opportunity to see the well known comedian in come opera with a sizable audience present. Ingey was excellent and the company surpassed the usual road group. The Salvation Army held a revival with eleven conversions and prayers requested. Bowling was off on Creaclot lanes. the five man tournament resumes tomorrow as alleys are repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Likey
Insle Hall
Plainfeld
Come Opera
Andlende
Ingey
F. H. Andrews
Pamnanes
White House
Salvation Army
Conti Pearis
Ami
Weather and political notes echo frost and campaigns
A fragmentary report notes a light frost and forecasts rain amid campaign chatter. It cites stray incidents including a horse accident, train conduct and trolley outages, plus voter registration reminders and polling guidance for local wards.
Towngossip of residents and visitors in local area
The column lists residents visiting and leaving town including Mina Cornelia McKay heading to New York for permanent residence, J Cal Corie from Reading in town, C E Buell visiting City Physician J A Allis, Miss Anna Carr visiting Miss White, and other locals renewing homes or traveling. It notes Rev Milton Craft moving to Dansville Virginia to lead a parish, Mrs N E Smith visiting Bath Beach, and various births, illnesses, and family movements among city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana Abe
Mina Cornelia McKay
Broadway
New Y. City
Anna Carr
Hackettstown
Mine White
West Seventhtreet
Charles L. Moffett
Washington, D. C
Ube
Green Brook
Milton Craft
Dansville, Va
N. E Smith
Congregational Church
Te City
J. Samii Garretson
Central Avenue
Peter Bogert
Bath Beach
L. L
George Wharton Edwarda
Sarah Powell
Elmer Street
Atlalufield
N. J
Treoton Preas
Clery
West Third Street
Providence
R. 1
Misa Joasie Stewart
West Seventh Street
John Richter
East Third Street
Mra
Thomas Stillman
Edgerton
Charles Potter, Jr
West Leveln Street
David BE Titeworth
Deaths and community notes from North Plainfield area
Local notices report the death of Mary Chaniler, age seventy nine, with services planned at Daniel Hulick's residence in Jackson Avenue. Various brief items cover newspaper delivery, court schedules, church services, drought conditions, charity events for St Joseph's church, streetcar changes, a bicycle stop incident, a Crescent team member's return, and upcoming meetings and elections in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stillman
West Out Street
Tebry
Mary
George Chaniler
North Plainfeld
Daniel L. Hulick
Jackson Avenue
Be not weary in well doing fits Kansas City trip
In Kansas City the Rev Dr Charles Mitabell preached on Be not weary in well doing urging patience and courage as the church continues its work. Dr J L Huribat and others attended as the pastor expressed belief the effort would pay off in time even if results were sparse. Mr and Mrs Mitchell departed early by train for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K Mitabell
J. L.huribat
Jabell
Mrs. Mitchell
Kansas City
Leal Boys Win Brooklye High in Poot Ball Victory
The Leal boys defeated Brooklye High School 18 to 4 in a two half game of 30 minutes. Leal scored a late first half touchdown and kick, then added two more touchdowns and a kick in the second half to seal the win. The lineup lists Henderson Peek Michell Wyckoff Thomas Bott etc and notes they seek a game with Columbian football team of Brooklyns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklye High School
Brooklyn High’ Behoot
Mr. Henderson
R. T
G. Peek
E. Brown
GO. Michell
L. G
Wyckoff
L.T
M. Thomas
Leb
Wa Bott
H. Ryder
A. Simmons
JH. McGee
D. Ryder
Brooklys
Courier Charges Daily Press Over Legal Liquor Plot
The Courier accuses the Daily Press of pursuing a method to smear well known individuals. It claims the Daily Press hides its actions and vows immediate dismissal for any staff involved in such schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Daily Press
Prunfeld
Register Selling Case Proceeds in City Court
Miller of South Second Street faced a trial for illegal liquor selling to Alexander Martel on October 1. The jury disagreed after an hour and was discharged, with a retrial set for next Monday. Emma T wife of ex Mayor John H Van Winkle died after a long illness, funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at their Deer Street home with burial at Live Oak Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
van Winkle
Emma T
John H. van Winkle
Mra van Winkle
Deer Street
Andee
Cornelius Behenck v
Ilaive Cemete Cemetery
Fire Destroys Structure Near Bull Prog City
A small shed owned by Charles Wyckoff in North Plainfield near Bull Prog City burned at 10 30 Saturday evening. Insurance may cover about the loss. Wiresmen parade set for 7 30 with Captain G E Silman in charge, marching through principal streets, replacing a nearby Elisabeth parade canceled due to prior engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amea
Charles Wyckoff
North Plainfeld
Bull Prog City
Thornton City
Crescent Rink
G. E. Silman
Cty
Elisabeth
Beng
Pet See Pet Jones Eyes Seek Help
A fragment notes someone named Jones seeks help regarding a pet seen with a person or location. The text is unclear but suggests a local appeal or missing animal inquiry.
Worn 8 Quaxsenux And Local Civic Notes
A garbled column reports a proposed candidate in Philadelphia and notes a bicycle club visit to the city from Philadelphia aiming to improve wages. It also recounts a farm wagon incident with cider barrels, a local alarm fire at Madison Avenue, and wells going dry due to reduced work in water main projects.
Crescent League inelty plans tilts at Danellen alleys
Ten Crescent League members set to face Danellen in a warm up at Jor's Hotel Danellen Tuoslaying this week. Danellen bow lers are new to the game but optimistic about beating Crescent. Also noting services at Trinity Reformed Church where an organ fire disrupted singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vareas Danellen
Crescent
Danellen
Jor’s Hotel
Pialieee
Trinity Reformed
Jeae Moe Schenck
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Joon
Dagnariar
Rale
Domoenstic
Elzabeth Journak
New York
Evona
Clark
Somerville
Wurree
Republian
Fourth Ward
Plainfield Avenue
Second Street
Grant Avenue
Union County Court
Ratens
Hazleton
Iowa
St. Joseph's Church
North Plainfield
Bremen
George Gaddin
Bwurid Brook
Fredrickson
East Front Street
Grant
Umeer
Fredre
George Lelig
Tearm
Paterson
Pond Machine Tool Company
Colored Fife and Drum Corpu
James Prisbie
Dunsien
Bob” Johnson
Frisbie
Charles H. Pennypecker
Nia
Crescent Kink
Kansas
Pee Ik Wits
Jone
Pesrentn
Sahae
Baldwin
Plainfield
Grandview Avenue
E Oube
Wasa Drew
P. O. Box
West Front Street
Front Street
Quaxsenux
Thie Bae Call Ponent Ees Brhet
Philadelpala
Pennsylvania Bicyels Club
Ben
Lees
H.C. Howard
Meears
Jobo Shoker
B. Reese, Jr
W. F.smith
MH Moret
D. Levantro
Philadelphia
Trenton
Dr. Howard
W. P. Smith
General Schwenck
Holly Grove Farm
E Woltman
Afernoon
Clarence Woodcock
Coe
Madison Avenue
Third Street
John A. Thicketans
Hyirsats
James
Epworth League
Thare
Penny Packer
Lulu Raymond
First Presbyterian Chapel
O'Elock
Charles Ficke
Artington Ari
Ssisee Davis
Edward
Anid
Dane
Dan E
Avion
Alex Willett
Park Ave
Howard A. Popes
Pece
L.M. French
Somerset Street
Edsall’s
Doane and
Edsall
Degami Se
Toe
SRS Cepek
Ey Ee
Sale
Mlesby
Ieee Mod Tate Ta Hs
Butcher Business
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