Parish notes and events in Plainfield weekly items
Sunday observance at German Re formed Church. Doaney Kisall offers genuine kid button boots for two dollars to spare shabby shoes. Queen City Lodge invites full attendance for important business. Edworah Nahar to give elocution and dramatic reading for Bethel Mission with 25 cent tickets. Plainfield wind and concert on Mark avenue. temperature 42.3 during day. Justice Noah to hear John Cahill bow-support case in one week. Republican rally presided by Mayor Gilbert at Crescent Rink next Tuesday. Accountants mocked for misbalancing city accounts. external auditor helps resolve. Car No 3 derailment at Plainfield street railway. no injuries, brief delay. Sprinkling carts slow but muddy streets persist. concert programme deemed amateur. Crescent League questioned. public statement sought. Church of the Holy Cross to resume services tomorrow afternoon. Unity Lodge No 102 K of P conferred esquire. street cleaning man noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doaney Kisall's
Queen City Lodge
Edworah Nahar
Bethel Mission
East Finn Street
Miss Nah
John Cahill
Noah
Sueden
Gilbert
Crescent Rink
Plainfield Street Railway
Yestery
Local notices and visits across town mix with health updates
Feesonal. Coupeilman Charles Fisk's family will retard home on Wednesday next During their absence Mr Fisk has been ling the house and making some ble changes in the interior. J Carey of West Front street leaves for a week's visit. The article lists various local movements, church notices, visits, and a health fumigation order for scarlet fever affecting a family and their clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fisk
Mr. Fisk
J. Carey
West Front Street
Letven
Mongow
Gettysburg
Pittsfield Main
Collin
Anderson Peat
Wight
Washington
Geil
Boy nearly suffocates after swallowing lime bean
A six year old, Abram Van Fleet's son, ingested a lime bean from a garden and it lodged in the right bronchial tube. Doctors Wagoner and Hecht offered no relief and warned recovery remains uncertain. The case draws wide medical interest as officials debate nature’s course versus possible intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Fleet
Abram van Fleet
Bemerville
Dr. Hecht
Raritan
Godber
Wagoner
Both
Brooklyn
Memorial service note and temperance tale from Rutherford
A fragmented report discusses Joseph English a temperance revivalist who died of lung hemorrhage on a Jersey City trip. It notes subscriptions to aid his widow and mentions his past as a drunkard before reform. The piece also references the Independent Order of Foresters holding a state session in New Jersey and a new court in Plainfield with meetings monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph English
Reform Club
Jersey City
Engibb
Engileh
Ireland
English
English Waas
Good Templar
Rutherford
High Court of
New Jersey
Independent Order of Porresters
Firemen's
Perk Avenue
Supreme Chief Ranger
Order
Oronhyatekha
Toronto
Canada
Supreme Court of Boers
Independent Foresters
Plainfeld
Plainfield Bicycle Club Plans Fourteenth Anniversary Events
Plainfield Bicycle Club holds a special meeting this evening to decide on a tournament for the fourteenth of next month. A lantern parade on the fourteenth will include local clubs followed by a smoker at the club house, with a parade and races the next afternoon ending at the driving park to showcase Plainfield’s large rider contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield Bicycle Club
Courier
Martin Asys
Thin City
P. BL
Clubhous
Cty
Ladies Bicycle Club
Mnattached
Lady Cycliste
Ely
Cresent League
Plainfield
Driving Park
Bicycle Race Collision Ends in Wreck at Local Park
Evona riders Morgen and Batson clashed near the home stretch this morning. Batson’s bicycle was wrecked while Morgan’s bike suffered minor damage. Morgan rode home on his wheel with part of Batson’s machine, Batson walked, bruised and with a bruised wrist. Prizes donated by local merchants for the next Thursday race are on display at Doano’s Jewelry store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. L. Morgen
Irane Batson
Evona
Morgan
Batson
Morgeo
Bia
Beteon
Doano
North Plainfield dog frightens townsfolk. parade planned in Bloomfield
A mongrel running loose in North Plainfield this morning frightened residents along Somerset Street and was killed behind J. P. Momac's shop. The First Brigade Uniformed Rank Knights of Bything of New Jersey plans a parade in Bloomfield on Wednesday October 5 in which Crescent Division will participate. Michael Kearney of Elizabeth sues Central Railroad for 10000 damages over his five year old son's death on the Long Branch Division. Extra trains expected as veterans travel to encampment. Republican Association executive committee to finalize plans for a Crescent Rink rally next Tuesday night. Winfield Beatt Post 73 G A K room opens tomorrow for members to discuss Washington trip. An estimated ten thousand attended the Somerville air show on Thursday.
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Rack
Kniglss of Bything
New Jersey
Bloomfeld
Cresent Division
Michael Keareey
Elizabeth
Union County
The
Central Railroad Company
Long Branch
Kearney
Central Railroad
Republican Association
Crescent Rink
Winfield Beatt Post
Washington
Robbed Servant Fleeing with Jewelry at Cranford
Lela Stevens, a Creole, left her Cranford employer with a blue dress, tidys, shoes, a grip, and a jewelry box. The dress was found in Wenfield while tidys were recovered at 80 Emat Front Street. Stevens claimed New York origins and was a noted figure at the Cres went Rink charity event a few weeks earlier. The Cranford correspondent notes a buggy incident near John Hegeman residence causing a lively chase through Union avenue. the vehicle, missing a person, was from Plainfield and the baggy was captured on Walnut Avenue.
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Lela Stevens
Beto
Cranford
Emat
Front Street
Thin City
Wenfield
New York
Creswent
Waiters
Siven
Elizabeth Journal
John Hegeman
Union
Plainfield
Ossico
Walnut Avenue
Kidnapping rumors debunked amid town school row
Reported abduction of Tom Rafferty dismissed as false. Boy resisted schooling, fled home, found by uncle John J Keouty and returned. A memorial service for Joseph English, founder of the Plainfield Reform Club, is set for Reform Hall tomorrow at four. Clergymen will speak. Amateur baseball notes describe Atlantas over Orientals on Fourth Street, Atlantas with 15 games, 4 losses. First Baptist Church Bible classes shift to tomorrow at 2:30 PM from morning.
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Tom Rafferty
Elizabeth
Waverly
John J. Keouty
Jon” English
Joseph English
Plainield Reform Club
Reform Hall
W. B. Honeyman
E M. Rodman
Bess
Atlantas
Orientals
Fourth Street
Atlantes
Base Ball Notes From Crescenta and Local Games
Local sports brief notes: Crescenta team in Somerville. Gentle Billy Murphy declines a trip. Cranford plays Westfield at Ripley Hill. Also covers political chatter, obituaries, concerts, foresters initiation, cadet drills, Lehigh Valley engine orders, and a miscaptioned photo in a New Brunswick paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy" Murphy
Somerville
Cranford
Westfield Athletic Club
Ripley Hill
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Ieee Bs
Aval
Alee
Crescent League
Church of the Holy Cross
Unity Lodge
K. of Py
Courier's
Silas, Drake
Westfield
J. H. Othaneen
New Jersey Central Railroad
Sontraloe
Lorraine
Rex
Ras R Dilta
Isa Church
Chi Tommorrow
Susan B. Vermeule
David Vermeule
Ainual
East Third Street
Tuessae
Trinity Reformed
Netherwood
Thatrick Dooley
East Front Street
Charles Giese
George Abbott
Park I Wehbe
Somerset Street
Lo M
Bomerville Bey
Serviony
Tetterine Roesing
Nictclre
Sote
Mad Dog
North Plainfeld
North Mainfeld
J. P. Momac
Somerville Alr
Deretofore
Crescenta
Vere
Hudson County Court House
Bseoster
McPherson
Young
Fire Island
Soe
Werta
David K. Vail
Pocumouls
Bound Brook
Gottman
Qty
Order of Foresters Last Avening
W. H. Warner
Philadelphia
Tval
Lehigh Valley
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pennsylvania Railroad
Saton
New Brunswick Times
Aliso G. Tharman
John Gresnieaf Whittier
J. W. Johnson
Richard Wilkes
John Osborn
Tvo
Rehard Wilkes
Crescent
Paterson
Patterson Cea
Shane
Springer’s
BY the
Way
Ayers « Co
Rant Row
West Front St
Powlison &,Jones
A. Domareat
Bote Immer
Bema
Mmenia
Schwed Brothers
Auc’r
West Beound Street
Hea! State Goods and Sharvnis
Vipin Tinny Wale
Senate
Park Avenue
Panoy and Caphe Groceries
Davin & Ateinnok
Flack
Yan
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