Education department season opens October 4 with class fair
The Educational Department of the Young Men's Christmas Association resumes for 1892-3 on October 4 with an evening federal meeting inviting all youths to enter classes in mechanical drawing shorthand bookkeeping and singing. A Meantime the United Tea and Coffee Growers Association advertises today.
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Young Men's Christmas Association
United ‘Tea and Coffie Growers’ Association
Workwan T. V. Powderly
Morrison
Cleveland
Gald
Local residents return from travels and civic notices
Mrs Clif Wharton Jr and family return from Lake Hopatcong where they summered. Misa Delay Mitchell formerly of the city now in Philadelphia and Sian Charlotte Tutney daughter of a former pastor of the M E Church now in Baltimore visit Miss Minnie Preach in North Plainfield. Percy Lang son of General and Mrs Eli Long returns from Peonyu New York to resume studies at Mr. Leas school. Edward Bachman now Newark businessman visits. J B Northrup of Bayonne plans wintering in the city. Leander Lovell of the Fall River Line owns a home in Malufield. Corporation Counsel Craig A Maral returns to duty after illness. Charles Vermeule of Asbury Park visits West Front Street. Union County Teachers Association to meet at Public School No. 2 Elizabeth with papers by Professor Franklin Saith. Deputy Sheriff Amor Molfeut serves in Supreme Court summons. Yao Neat must appear in Elizabeth Court Oct 6 over work claim. Mrs Climmes Cortland drops pocketbook on Front Street. Henry Mise chronits returns it. Special Officer Shimer patrols Music Hall entrance. Christian Endeavor Union of the county holds a union meeting in Rahway Sept 29 with Rev. Marshall Harrison and Miss L J Herron presenting papers and music. Public schools nearly closed. few pupils attend. Prohibitionists sign petitions to nominate James Kennedy of Bayonne for Governor. Bowling contest planned on Crescent League alleys next Monday. Erroneous Courier item corrected about Essex surrogate. Fourth anniversary of YP and GE at New Market with delegates from Warren Mission and First Presbyterian. Windfield Scott Post G A R members return from Washington Encampment. Charles M Ulrich of West Front Street supplies 500 pounds of chops for circus attendees.
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Clif Wharton, Jr
Lake Hopatcong
Misa Delay Mitchell
Philadelphia
Sian Charlotte Tutney
M. E. Church
Baltimore
Minnie
Craig Place
North Malnfeld
Miss Mitchell
Samuel J. Mitchell
Weader
First Presbyterian Charett Choir
Elizabeth
Westervelt Avenue
Mitchell
Percy Lang
Eli Long
Grove Street
Peon Yau
New York
Mr. Lea
Gen Long
Penn Yan
Plainfield
Edward Bachman
Malufield
S. J
Craig A. Maral
Charles Vermeule
Asbury Park
la Manninag Vermenie
West Front Street
Christian Endeavor
Rahway
Ure First Presbyterian Church
ER. Marshall Harrison
D. D
Brooklyn
N. J
L. J. Herron
Cranford
N.J
James Kennedy
Bayonne
Crescent League
Courier
E. W. Runyon
Essex County
Boyce
New Market
Warren Mission
First Presbyterian
Assembly
Justee
Windeld Scott Post
Cornet
Washington
Charles M. Ulrich
Weat Front Street
Pepe
Mest
Fourth Ward Republicans Seek Club Formation Meeting
Republican voters of the Fourth Ward and all interested in the election of 1 and Reid are invited to meet at Republican headquarters this evening at eight o'clock to form a Fourth Ward Republican Club.
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Fourth Ward
Fourth ‘Ward
Reid
Uniforms for members debated at Republican meeting
A meeting debated uniforms for members and authorized purchase up to 82.50 each. The cost totals 2150 with 855.10 contributed by members, leaving 865.00 to be covered by the executive committee. The division plans a Tuesday vote on Sept 27 for uniform readiness and drill orders to follow.
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Wuite
Fmee
Ela
Republican Association
Taewlay
Ratributon
Uulformat
Fred MacDonald Buys Property for City Firehouse Move
The city sought a suitable site for Engine House No. 2 amid options. Chief Martin and Chief Tu froane favored East Second Street, property owned by Harper Smith. Fred MacDonald offered to buy the ground at a reasonable price and transfer it to the city, a move reported in the Courier.
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Moblin
Martin
Clief
East Second Street
Tod
Harper Smith
Haritan
J Fred MacDonald
Courier
Social events and notices from Central Avenue gathering
Miss Louise Bushoell hosted a progressive social at her Central Avenue residence in honor of her cousin Miss Budhned of Morristown NY. The party featured performances by Miss Margaret Conk and Mr Irving Weat among numerous attendees. A later item notes a piano lease dispute involving Vanderbeek and Sattels, with minimal loss. A Socialist Labor Party meeting is planned at Reform Hall with speakers DeLeon Keim and Daly. tickets and flyers are promoted. The Somerset County Courts open their September term with a light docket forecast.
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Louise Bushoell
Central Avenue
Test
Budhned
Morristown
Inge
Margaret Conk
Irving Weat
Trey
Josie D
Gertrude Walz
Mise Flores Huntington
Misa Gilbert
Minx Whilow
Misa Maude van Boskerck
Maylee Pehrman
Cook
Pastors use church meetings to pull attendance
Rev C K Goodrich, pastor of Crescent Avenue Congregational Church, discovers a simple method to attract members to dry church business meetings. He reveals that offering refreshments boosts attendance, ensuring broader participation and better awareness of the church’s financial standing and dues. The May meeting will be publicized via pulpit announcements and mailed invitations, with the aim of a packed gathering.
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C.K. Goodrich
Crescent Avenue Congregational Church
Hhis Seck
Wem
Geehorch
le ' Gondriet
Ureseunt Avenue Congregational
Emer Memiwr
Ler
Goodrich
Miller Withdraws Call to First Presbyterian Church
The Rev Henry I Miller of Chicago withdraws acceptance to lead the First Presbyterian Church of the city due to his wife's illness and possible move to California. His furniture is to be sent back to Chicago. Governor's Day at the State Fair drew a large crowd despite a poor day for premiums and prizes were awarded to local farms. A World Woman’s Christian Temperance meeting at the W C T U rooms elected delegates to the State Convention and voted to honor the late Mrs H St Belo with a memorial service.
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Henry I. Miller
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Henry T. Miller
Bammer
Greehareh
California
Yeaterlay
Edward King
Mollyshove Farm
Jersey
J. O. Magee & Son
Elizabeth
Majwelle Holter
Molly Grove Farm
Plainfeld
W. C. TU
W.C T. U
Preesent
Mel Tomlinson
Mises Willard
Fernald
W. L. Patton
Mair
Tealm
Jlt
Balit
Ice In
Honover
Mra H. Stbelo
Sunlay
A Suit for One Hundred Dollars in Early Court Action
The case of Periiner vs Adam Frita, to recover seventy dollars, was set for trial before Justice Wadsworth on Saturday at ten in the morning. Suit asked for one hundred dollars including costs. The Marie Gurney English Opera Company showcased a performance of H.M.S. Pinafore at Mudie Hall to a small audience, with some critics noting room for improvement. W. M. Casey of North Midlandfield reports success in promoting his sand and band device, now fitted to wagons of several firms, promising easier wheel operation. Prot Guttmags Cornet Bond held an open air concert at Capitol on Third with praise for the band, despite members returning home for 30 centa weekly pay. First and second sections of Ferepeugh’s circus arrived from Allentown, with a midsection wreck reported near Heading, and a separate contract awarded to Plainfield Water Supply Company for circus water needs. A colored man named Boott narrowly escaped injury from a falling glass piece on North Avenue. police noted no damage and did not open a full investigation. The Police Patrol horses are rumored to be the same as those that drew a wagon in the Chicago anarchistic riot. The Courier maintains competitive pricing and quality for job work.
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Ferepeugh
Jeiroys
Allentown
Ferepeugh Circus
Heading Pa
T the Plainfield Water Supply Company
Boott
North Avenue
Opera House
Chicago
John Kean Jr Guards to be Uniformed for Rally
The John Kean Jr Guards at Crescent Rink last night decide to uniform twelve of the tallest members with pioneer outfits at 1.60 dollars each, the rest to wear civl uniforms. Costs will run 815 with the Republican Association covering the balance. The group plans the new attire for Thursday evening October 6 during the Stepabilean rally.
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John Kean
The
Republican Association
Fragmented 19th century notices mixed with circus report
A cluttered notice fragment references political maneuvering for Democratic congressional races with mentions of John Down and Farmer Marve. The text shifts to entertainment ads promising cheap lots and a Sunday exhibition, then abruptly to a Pennsylvania circus wreck where four cages arrived by fast freight and the animals appeared distressed yet confined, drawing public curiosity.
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Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
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