Town council approves fire company yearly salaries
The Town Council passed a resolution granting each fire company member a yearly salary of 20 dollars for meeting alarm response targets in the past year. Ordnance amendments set salaries for the Town Engineer 1400, the Recorder 400, and the Town Attorney 556.
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Resoluton
F. Anderwu
C. Devrer
J. Halfpenny
J. Meyahon
A. Ryff
J. Uteinger
J. Woroughby
A. Quinn
T. Hyslip
C. Cox
G Goltra
Eugite Company No
J. Fogety
Lawrence
E. Tobin
J. DeNamara
B. Feeley
G. Tobin
N. Haste
C. Moffett
P. Koechiine
E. Saunders
P. Brady
Recorder
Fourth Ward
Highland and
Coton Avenue
Board of Assessors
Chestnut Street
Myrte Avenue
Uo Onn
Middlesex Contracting Company
Shade Tree Commission
Chaittan DeCamp
Wamittes
Kimbalenue
Raelid
Harrison Avenue
Amor Avenue
Janary
Ember, & Communication
Ee O. Clark
Libay Board
Mike
Crawford Gas Company
Pideledg
Ellery
Wild Water Committee
Por Pans
Cun Sam Gk Perty
Witeow
Taylan Pat Ia
Vevinek Pipetting at the Tar Te Yeon Gonuntealan
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Christmas Windows in Westfield Delight Shoppers
A wave of festive displays in Westfield during the Christmas season showcases local merchants. Case and Frutchey present toilet articles and candies while Dugh features fruits and candles. Hardware, fur nishers, jewelers, bakeries, photographers and candy makers all reveal inviting windows.
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Westfield
Casey and
Frutchey
Dugh
American
Woodruff Han Bis
Charlies Clark
Hand’n
Silberg
Westheld Hardware
Peter Musa
Windfeldt
Hutchinson
Lawrence
McMahon
Fifth Avenue
R. M. Smith, Jr
Elm Street
Brunner
Broad Street
Tiis
Gordon
Elta Street
Phoenix Stores
New York
Weatfield’s Candy Manufacturers
Hag Holiday
Mogsra
Wurst
Baumann
Maen Hag Ai
R. M. French & Son
J. A. Biker
Weettiodl
Warner
Ben
Athee
Toye and Neveltes
Po, Mehaefer & Co
Vn Belo
Public Schools Close Today Amid Citywide Delays
The article reports widespread school closures due to delays affecting Christina variation interpretations. It notes speakers including Professor Lie and Mrs Dozy among attendees at events in Atlantic City and New York, with Columbia University representation and a Washington school board gathering mentioned in the strained text.
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Hevelhadta
Hetd
Washington
Thieeaa
Lie
Mies
Atlantic City
Bavite
Mine Hinles Bavity
Ales
Magtay Avenug
Fiensie Fowler
Tawk
Behont
Wil
Maraten
Columbia University
Waa
Waahington
Itohans
Dohwiat
Christmas Program Shines At Washington and Grant Schools
Christmas season spirit fills Westfield schools with elaborate programs led by Washington School under Miss Brag. Third Grade at Grant School performed four French songs with English narration praised as among the best seen. Fourth Grade at McKinley School featured solos and choruses with piano accompaniment.
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Washington School
Brag
Grant School
Carrie Fowler
Vons Diral-je-Maman
Westfield
Ruth Colne
Stanley Jones
McKinley School
Misa Florence McClintock
Dorothy Pearsall
America
Lirda
Pinkes
Fallerkerd Jones
Henrie
Chretien
Carole Seb
Lecture Course Announced By School Board
The second series of free public lectures begins January 1 at Washington School. Guest speakers include Dr Samuel A Perrine in Jungle topics, Mrs Ada Brown Patriot on Moexteo and Scenes, Dr A Bugtie Bartlett on War of 1914, Rev Henry R Rose on Everywhere with London, Congressman John J Muggerald, Prof Henry Iwang North Top, Apollo Male Quartet, Prof Ma win W Foster on Forestry, Prof George N Cross on Belgium, and Prof James Ht Lynch on the Panama Canal. Not stereopticon lectures.
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Board of Education
Washington School
Chatman PN. Thomson
Samuel A. Perrine
Col Wal
Moexteo
Ada Brown
Citioa
A. Bugtie Bartlett
London
Thomas J. Votterton
Ldn
Henry R. Rose
John J. Muggerald
Berlin
Germain Kaiser
Henry Iwang
Apollo
Mawin W. Foster
Belgium
Battlefiota
Europe
George N. Cross
Panama Canal
James Ht. Lynch
Fireside Christmas Party Postponed to January 4
The Fireside Council annual Christmas party is moved from Christmas Eve to the evening of Thursday January 4. Westerberg arranged the featured vetting orator and time for the Cheristinag meeting. A large wrapped gift display will sit at the door center and a falamagundi party will cue the event with refreshments to follow. Members are urged to attend to ensure a large turnout.
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Fireside Council
Royal
Ace Ecanum
Lis
Ten Commandments for Parcels at Christmas
Postmaster durleeen prints ten commandments for post offices to observe during the Christmas season. Commands urge early mail, wrapped parcels, clear addresses, proper postage, neat handwriting, careful packaging, and separate envelopes for fragile items with sturdy wrapping and padding.
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Civine
Nuiober
Eftoe
Jetland
Orites
Nana Wibin
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