Local notices and events spill into town pages
Readable items describe an Arlington gathering tonight with hats banished until 1998, a new bazaar opening, Neaman Brothers selling peaches at a large sale, band performances in New Providence, and various society meetings at Plainfeld High School and Bethel Chapel. Also noted are harvest events, pool construction plans, and a charity concert booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiven
Arlington
Filsall
Sever
Peathess
Brent Feet
Arket House
Neaman Brothers
Plainfield Cornet
New Providence
Kappa Delta Pai Society
Plainfeld High School
Lm Jae
Marcounier
Yaeger
Pete
le Charal” Society
Iet
Tme
Perseverance Lodge
Pew YY
Lee Swimming Pool
Bat
Front Street
Yeuarday
Finderne
Levora
En Muir
Ibe
Ike
Ike Pent
Uri
Caurkt Hanaben
Coe
Shiek
Jment
Larkin
English Opera Company at New York Stages New Plays
Tavary Grand English Opera Company and other English theater names, with notices of new plays and upcoming performances. Jonu Drew leads The Beatle Shop at The Square Theatre. Paony Davenport to stage new work at Sith Avenue Theatre on December 10. music hall bookings and fresh acts by Marie Wainwright, Delia Fox, Ada Rehan, Dewell Bopper, and others. Frequent references to Dr. Syntax and Struck Oil with Mr. De Wolf Hopper as a big draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavary Grand English Opera Company
Chisatows
London
Square Theatre
New York
Eneress
Jonu Drew
Paony Davenport
Dr. Syntax
de Wolf Hopper
Gua Willama
Muse Hall
Mune
Shorty
Middlesex Part Bicycle Races Postponed Due to Conditions
The Middlesex Part bicycle races near New Brucewick, set for September 29, are postponed because of weather. The New Brunswick Bicycle Carnival will still run Monday with many Elmcity riders expected. A reception follows the parade after the wheel events, including the grand prize. Monte Scott and Henry Scots from Crescent Women are set to ride in multiple races with handicap allowances of fifty and one hundred yards respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
New Brucewick
New Brunswick
Lee farming season yields mixed crops after scarce rains
Farmers entered Lee season hopeful for a good year but faced scant May and June rains totaling 2.32 inches and a July August drought. September brought heavy rain on the 8th with 1.51 inches in one hour, for a total of 2.94 inches. Overall crops were fair for hay and grain, with potatoes corn beans and garden truck generally good, except where irrigation was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akie
Unclear fragment hints at medical ad from J A Deane Co
Fragmentary OCR text shows Dr 5 Dyspepsia Pills advertisement style with unactionable phrasing and trade name references to J A Deane Co and EA New Yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Deane CO
About People and Places Daily Update
Mise Lala Hughes of Somerset Street returns from Hoboten friends visit. Miss Grace of Petrie Evat SUIUN SLTReL back to Kimire College. Vv i Taylor, editor of the Angier at Lage Hopatcong, visits J. Van Eps East Pifih Street. George Watson family Crescent Avenue and Mrs Daring Netherwood go to Attentic City. Wesley Johnson LaGrande Avenue leads a party to Hie Yackt from Bergen Point. KE. W. Pepper of Rohard Place expected home from Lawrence Mass. Miss Jeanette Maxwell daughter of Judge Maxwell of Bay City Michigan visits Kostun after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lala Hughes
Somerset ‘Street
Hoboten ‘Riends
Mise Grace of
Petrie
Evat Suiun
Sltrel
Ne Kimire College
Vv i Taylor
Angier
Lage Hopatcong
Vieting J. van Eps
East Pifih Street
George Watson and Family
Crescent Avenue
Mra Daring
Netherwood
Carlton Avenue
Kostun
Fable and Fashion Elements Appear in Odd Missive
An eccentric, broken text piece mixes a fable about a father and son with musings on fans and fashion. It references Lady Jane and the Earl of Trai lloway, London and England, and hints at social schemes, philanthropy, and literary figures amid jagged narrative fragments.
Fragmented 19th century social notes and fashion musings
The piece blends marriage notices and salon chatter with fashion commentary. It cites July 1994 banns, names Rev. Banaiont and various couples, then shifts to fashion critiques on hair, widows in society, and French influence. It references Vogue, English views, and notes on garden design and boat bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cari Brow Theoders Stramck
Christians Logis Volkras
Mra Banaiont
Thm
Alsfer
Johanne Cath
Baeterihee
Haven
Bewtx Westmans
Little Folks Tells of Walter Hogg Early Athletic Prowess
An old newspaper account recalls Walter Hogg as a delicate child who grew into a celebrated juvenile athlete. It highlights his boxing bout at a public event, his roles as captain of a winning team, and his charity work with local clinics and organizations across cities like San Francisco and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Hogg
Mogg
Donne
Pugiliste
Ruwtale
Rictarius
King's Daughter
Oakland
Alamorlas Berkeley
San Mates
Wfc
San
Chronicle
Kalier and Pharmacy Growl and North Reach
A fragmentary report notes Kalier and a local pharmacy group near North Avenue expanding services. Store staff offered general health guidance and remedies while customers expressed gratitude for quick access to a cough remedy and other products.
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The
Encyclopedic
Yon
Adasy Day
Read Emmet
Witkent
Lywrum
Lyceam
Mary
Ouoret
Eodiaes
Cott 103
Part Avenue
Beata OF
Sayk Poued
Ene
Ep Maes
Faye
Ine Paneer
Tomery
Hell
Sehiool
Aner
Dunsilon
Worthy
Manchester
Mac
Berwats
Spanglen
Sewall
Onerick Feather
Alec
Duchess Laer Fim
Nce
Jenne
England
Mackensin
Trevidals
Earl of Tratloway
Labonebery
Mra
Nettie Ransford
Mays
Pete Teyana Ubethrbold
Matias Thet Maes
Howevny
Aledu
Tike Taen
Remot Wihshoone
Max Hell
Tecor
Bbe Bee
Gosta
Fenwick Miller
Calin Thaster
Colin Thaster
Astur
Tell Tau
Adanm
Dunkirk
Mindertess Mi Msouite
Littl
Pictore
Eeer Sane
Booth Anders
Ae Spar
Medinn
Josie Ees
Alice
Jone
Cosimualgy Weil
Mr. Winks
Kalier
Gmierest Orae
Courter
Jay
Iba Randolph
Ital
Thes Times
Washington Ave
Patateld
Codington
Bevy
Coriell
Fork Avene
Flemington
Parey Avenue
Geo, W. Rockfellow
the Grower
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