New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
PLAI\FIELD.

eo,.rrry .SNOr'NcEMENTS-A NEW YORK MAN
WHO RIDES ALONE PEOPLE AID INCIDENTS.
The first Tuesday in December Is generally day
OF excitement in Planheld for on that day the
annual election OF municipal officers taxes place
This wears election however. was a tame aiialr az
the Democrats did not place a ticket IN the n'i'
Tho cIty's newly elected officials are Alexander
Gilbert Mayor: j. \ Hubbard Assessor. Alexander
Ellsworth. Treasurer; W. 6. Ayres. r.. e. MuHori
and \ Saltzman. Commissioners or Appeal, ). IS
prohasco and I.candcr y. Lowell School trustees
" q = See : \ CHINA. Charles J. Fisk and
" H. Moore Councimen: Louis Peterson. James
r. MARITIME. J. o. Nodyne and W - Ayre' Justices
OF the Peace.
Lieutenant and Mrs Tieman Horn whose we'd
ding took place last week In Pulaski Tenn. have
been visiting the Plainheld relatives and friends
OF the bridegroom.
The wedding OF Miss Maize Taylor. daughter Of
tho latc Morgan s Taylor. to Edward Wilson Will
take placc next Monday at the home OF the bride.
I'm North Pianncld The ceremony viii be OF pri-
vate nature owing to tho recent death or the
brides father.
II viii bc impossible for Cook & co 20 complete
their contract for laying the city sewers by De-
ccnber H. the date named In the contract. and an
extension has been asked until spring. 1t viii prob
Mrs j. joy read an interesting paper Goethe
before the last meeting OF the Monday Afternoon
cub.
4 series of five lectures which promise to he
viii be held in Al souls church The hrst lecture
given last night by the Rev Merle 81. CroiN
Wright. whose subject was Walt whitman.
\ prominent New-Iork business man. who lives
in Rockyicw Terrace. has recently missed som. OF
his fancy Kanaka ducks, and day or two ago
started out with TO XII IN" animal which
was stealing them. Ills fellow members IN the
cub car have FOR several days been allowing him
to ride alone in the smoking compartment;
The First Presbyterian Church IL planning IL
raise 5000 to build Sunday-schoo-room additions.
Invitations have been Issued for tea 20 be
given by Mrs j. Evarts Tracy, OF Elghth-st TO in
troduce her daughter; Miss Eiith Hisungs TRACY.
Tracy and Mrs Evarts Tracy Will receive with
them.
Mrs Charles Franklin Abbott and Miss Abbott
have issued cards for an AT home at No. 1856
Centraave for Saturday, December Is. and for
Thursdays. January and 10
News has been received In Painiei OF the
death Of Miss olive l.. Rogers. at Cornwall. Conn.
Miss Rogers was OF Plainhcld's most prom
members Of society.
Mrs Alexander Gilbert. wife OF Mayor Gilbert.
has issued cards for AT home" AT No. Sls
Randolph Will assist Mrs. Gilbert in receiving.
Receptions will he held Wednesdays, December
" and January =
Grace Episcopal Church was gayy decorated
w Sss marred to Joseph " sa,tes The Rev q
NJ Rodman performed the ceremony. The maid
of honor was Miss BESSIE Horne and the best
were Frank Erickson. Or. Mare Clawson. Edward
Horne and Oscar Peck. The bride was given
away by her brother. Lieutenant Tieman Horne.
The masked ball To be given I'm the Country club
Casino December 2, promises to be one OF the
most enjoyable affairs Of the present season. The
floor committee will be Messrs. l.. g. Timpson:
NJ Van Buren, and +. w. Walz, and the
ception committee. H. O. Fleming w. =. Roome.
NJ = Alderman T. j. Scott L. B. Matthews and
Howard Huntington.