Night School at Westfield Teaches Broad Range of Adults
A Washington Evening School in Westfield educates 225 pupils aged 14 to 55 with diverse nationalities and languages. Miss Newell leads Class One, guiding serious adult learners through basic English. five other teachers cover reading, stenography, and drawing while instructors note discipline and progress amid cultural mix.
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Westfield
Washington
Miss Newell
Moncceas
Plainfield
Weatfield
Saints
Hig
Miss Mewell
Miss Robinson
Balach
Springatead
Rev- Weer
Snyder
Weber
Westfield Year in Review 1911 Chronicle
A tabloid retrospective of Westfield’s 1911 events from Jan to mid Mar. Key items include a new town council, mayoral and council actions, civic celebrations plans, school and park projects, tax changes, a big choral society season, a noted beefsteak dinner, and ongoing investigations into council affairs.
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Westfield
Itema
Leader
New Town Council
Dennis Fret
Wesfield
Weatfield Trust Company
J. G. Casey
C. L. DeCamp
Westfield Choral Society
St. John
Potter
Broad Street
Myel
Hohenstein
J. A. Worth
Westfield Golf Club
Board of Trade
Casino
Middleditch
Floyd
Evans
DeCamp
Golf Club
Assemblyman
Thompson
Andrew Carnegie
Chuck Organ
Tuttle
H. Denman
Dennis
Wm. Hensel
Choral Society
F. A. Taggart
Park Commission
New Park
Weatfield
Woman's Club
Hane Krondlé
St. Paul's
Fireside Council
Royal Arcanum
Alpha Sigma Society
Harrison
Taggart
Harkrader
Casey
Alpers
H. L. Fink
A. N. Pierson
EB. Wilcox
J. J. Schmitt
C. F. W. Wittke
John M. Ledley
A. J. Wilson
Board of Health
P. O
Elm Street
N. J
M. Affleck
Union County Standard
Cox
H. L. Ruseel
Deker
B. H. Oswald
Westfeld
Eseld
Trystess
Weethielde
Riding Club
Homer Davenport
Post Office Marks Banner Year of Peak Mail Handling
The local post office under Postmaster A. K. Gale and First Assistant William M. Townley handled record mail volume this year. Workers processed 366 encha 166 pouches and 67 dollars in registered mail, plus 40 000 post cards with 15 000 sorted on Saturday. Carriers delivered all Saturday mail the same day.
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A. K. Gale
William M. Townley
Trojana
Mabte
Post Office
Auto Hits Wagon in Mountainside Collision
Last evening at about 6 30 oclock a car driven by an unnamed driver collided head on with a horse and buggy owned by Beuesch of Mountainside. Mrs Beuesch was severely injured and Mr Beuesch in critical condition while the driver appeared to lose control as the horse shied. The auto fled to a field after the crash and later returned to the road. The license 33 456 N J is listed to Michael Baum of Somerville.
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Beuesch
Marshall
Dr. Decker
N. J
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Michael Baum
Somerville
Stores at Christmas Brighten Westfield Shops
Westfield stores offered a broader selection and festive displays this Christmas season. Guests in town praised merchants for their enterprise and window decorations as they walked Broad and Bloom streets, remarking it felt like a big city retail experience.
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Westfield
Newark
New York City
Westfield Money Should Stay Local for Prosperity
The piece urges keeping as much Westfield money within the town to boost local salaries real estate values and overall prosperity. It argues spending locally benefits residents and strengthens the community economy.
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Westfield
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Peurteen
Aga Srtielt
McMahon
Curtin Bros
Leslie Dunlam
Breed
Prospect
Leidner
Westield
Weatield
Wenteld
F. H. Schaefer & Co
Im Street
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