New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
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PLAINFIELD.
TO OPEN THE NEW GOLF COURSE THIS
AFTERNOON
=, orrER LAW SUIT COMING TO TRIAL-MUHLEN
BERG HOSPITAL IN NEED OF FUNDS

, oI-EER LAW SUIT COMING TO TRIAI.-MUHLEN-
BERG HOSPITAL IN NEED OF FUNDS
LOCAL NOTES
,h first ,,ames will be played the golf links of
tho hillside Tennis and Golf Club this afternoon and
~ rho weather is fair there will be large assem-
haes of local society people to chrsten the course
in an appropriate manner. Until last Wednesday
night the Hillside Cub was simply an organization
devoted to the play OF tennis. but by a club vote
Golf was added to the name of the club. and the
game was placed upon the list OF necessary ac-
compshments of its members. At this meeting the
Golf Committee elected as follows; Howard
W Reebe chairman; J. 5. Anthony, T. f. Sykes,
Carl Pfefer and G. p. Mellick. AS sufficient In
dication Of the popularity of this new departure in
plainfeld athletics it is only necessary to say THAI
forty-one new members We're elected by the Gov
ern,ng Committee after the special meeting of the
club had adjourned
The marriage of Miss Aatonette Gaines Thorne
TO Mortimer Lincoln Day II announced for october
9 at the home of the brides parents, No All La
Grande-avc The ceremony wiz be quiet one
on account OF recent death In the family.
II Is said that the water In Cedar Brook which
flows through this city, has not been so low IN
thirty years as II Is now.
Mrs f. T. De Forest OF West second-s,.. will
erect a public drinking fountain at West Second
and New SITS The fountain is expected to arrive IN
town during the next few days. Il VIII be erected
Il
De Forest who died two years ago. and viii bear
| the inscription: In memory OF our dear May, aged
twenty-five years She loved animals.
! What promises TO be a sensational lawsuit will be
brought TO trial in the County Court at Elizabeth
next Tuesday when Mrs. Mary T.. Whitehead VIII
sue her son-in-law Herman A. Weber. for $3.50
| salary az housckeepor. When Mr. Webers wiie
| died i'm 1880 her mother, Mrs. Whitehead went 70
| live at the Weber house and took care or me emil
| dren When Mr.. " eber married again the new
| wife assumed the care of the children X Is said
! care for the children In payment OF her ooard was
! broken hence the suit Tor her salary as MUSE
keeper and nurse
An earnest appeal is made by a committee con- \,
| Wilton Charles w Schpper and Charles r. Buil
| for support for the Muhlenberg Hospital me IN,
come OF the hospital Is Inadequate TO It's needs ana
| at the close OF summer the hospital ~ III uep' 10
| the amount OF 2,lc0.
| Contracts for sewerage beds to cost $4,000 were
| given ONT nv the Common Council at a meeting he'd
| iast Monday night Washburn WasnDufn. or New
| York and Chicago. being the successlul bidders.
| They viii begin work on October 10.
= Tho officials of North Plainheld have sent red
they claim that Green Brook II being foued by resi-
dents OF the city and calling upon the CITY Council
men 10 abate the nuisance Inc leVer VIII receive
attcntion At Monday nights Council meeting.
Tho Women's synodlcal Society the missionary
society OF the Presbyterian church VIII hold It's an
nual State Conference AT the Crescent Avenue
| Church Thursday next
| The Foraker farm, adjoining the Sebring farm. at
| Scbrings Mills hamlet near fltihneiu' was sosd a
rider ate OF Barnum 4 Balleys circus. ana who re-
Gently has had a show Of his own at Atlantic city
and Coney Island. IL Is PROFESSOR i-owandos nten-
| have all his paraphernalia and horses wintered
| there.