Town Council approves 20000 for Thompson Building purchase
At the regular town council meeting the second reading passed to issue bonds of 20000 to buy the Thompson Building on Prospect street for a town hall. Mayor Alpers and several council members supported the measure while Floyd and Iddleditch opposed, Casey absent.
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Thompson
Prospect Street
Alpers
Affleck
Hohenstein
Wihiot
Wilson
Davis
Floyd
Iddleditch
Casey
Seneion
Dudley Avenue
Recorder
H. L. Abrams
Middleditch
Affeck
Affeck, of the Road Committee
French
North Aide
Elm Street
North Avenue
Westfield Avenue
R. R
Board of Freeholders
Aw Committee
Charles Doerrer
Tarvin
Beechwood Place
Summit Avenue
Weatfeld Avenue
Grove Street
Police
Telephone
Ipcoming
Town Ball Aids Plan To Build New Town Hall
A distressed note from Westheld New Jersey urges residents to fund a town hall project now to avoid an estimated expense of 160000. The writer argues for reuse of existing materials and better planning instead of continuing costly, ineffective arrangements.
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Westheld
N. J
York
Christmas Exercises at Washington School
The Washington school presents a Christmas program supervised by Mise Bray featuring carols such as Old English pieces, The Heavens are Telling and Now Dies in David's City, a solo by Clifford Ewing, and performances by the Glebe Club and Lee Club with selections from The Creation and a Christmas Sermon displayed in a festive school program.
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Baptist Church
C. J. Breanwood
Atkins
French
Dempsey
Day
Davie
Santa Claus
Barnt Nicholas
Aris Kringle
Balthasar
Rupert
Bundayachoo
King Tenn of
Tyre
Washington School
Mise Bray
Carola
Carol Brothers
Coriatmas Morn
Adams
R. L. Stevenson
Kathryn
Haydn
Glebe Club
Gounod
Clifford Ewing
Jackson
R. UL
Stevenson Coleman Clark
Loving Heart
Erekine
David's City
Sierre
Train Strikes Lumber Wagon Killing Horse and Injuring Driver
A fast freight train bound for New York hit a lumber wagon at the Central Avenue crossing yesterday at 6 46 am. The horse died and the driver Matt Slaughter was badly injured and taken to Elizabeth Hospital. The wagon belonged to Crickenberger Brothers and the gates were reportedly not down.
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New York
Central Avenue
Crickenberger Brothers
Matt Slaughter
Elizabeth Hospital
Arrest of Donalo Gallo in New York Extradition Sought
Chief O Neill seized Donalo Gallo on the top floor of 60 Mott Street in New York for obtaining money under false pretenses and penury. Judge Barlow set bail at 5000 for extradition. Earlier Geilo sold stock on Central Avenue to Guleaippe La Pia and collected 660 dollars. An affidavit by Hart stated Gallo was unmarried, but evidence suggested misconduct and improper motives.
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Chief O'Neill
New York
Donalo Gallo
Mott Street
Hia
Barlow
Ego Geilo
Stot
Central Avenue
Guleaippe la Pia
Hart
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Broad ST
Clark
Broad Street
Broad Street Alto
Deiduis
Hie
Board of Education
Washington Addition
J. A, Dennie
Bir
Vold
Westfeld Securities Co
Washington
Uate
Chauncey M. F. Egel
BR. A. Merrill
Westfield
Addison Clark
Leader
County Tax Board
James O. Clark
Westfeld
Denke
Danks
Guiding Star
J. H. Merideth
Jobn Burhans
Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Church
J. L. Battman
Alice Roy
Anna Donnelly
May Powers
Mary Capitet
Florence Hartman
John Walsh
Clara Hartman
William Siebenmorgan
John Keppler, Jr
Bascoe
Congregational Church
Howard Mission
Christian Endeavor
Loomis
Peace Divine
Rys. Herhbert
Harry Stahlberg
Adams Lee Club
Tenaygon
Eevee
Wohlfert
Elm and
McMahon
Grocer
Cirtis Brothers
Westfield Securities Company
West Broad Street
Terrace Park
Methodist Church
Henry Siedner
Goeda
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