New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
PL1INFIELD.
\ SUCCESSFUL CONCERT BY THE CHORAL
SOCIETY

OFFICERS ELECTED BY CHURCH soclEIlhS-
NOTES or PERSONAL AND SOCIAL INTEREST
The chief incident Of the week III ia'ni.', =, F,
cety circles was the concert given by 'h' Am =
choral Society on Tuesday night. The soiois'S %
,b.. 80. i,r ,.c~a Miss Louise Wilbrand pianist
Miss charlotte Naconda. soprano, and Joseph NON
man yiolinst The two Observation-Disclosures receive
ma rked attention from criticil auu'e"Ee' "
Holman being particularly honored me "o'N "
the society was good. although a more robust rep
rcscntation Of bass voices Is needed Inc SonS'
on the programme were blithe in composition, anu
were sung with much spirit. considering the fact
that there was no orchestral accompaniment FRO
fassor Fftzhugh had the chorus well IN hahd' IN
Nav H. the closing concert Of the season Will be
given. and RoSsni's "Stabat Mater ana Men
delysohns Hymn of Praise" will be presented with
fun orchestral accompaniment.
The directors % the Plairfeld First National Bank
have decided 20 remodel their building by putting
on a new front Of Gotta and store. ana AIDING
another story.
The election in the borough and township or North
Pia.nficlI on Tuesday a complete waikover for
.he Republican candidates. Benjamin A. Hegeman.
IT, who vas elected Mayor. Is a bright young Dust
ness man, who has served the people OF Nor'n
IHainnCll before Councilman. ana WIN utmost
satisfaction 20 them The voters appropriated $3.50
Gr borough purposes. $500 for roads SlT" Tor the
poor and 500 FOR the Eoa:d Of Health. The newly
elected borough officers Mayor. g. \. Hegemin
'r: Courcim-n. Henry y. Loursbury, tEree years
William :. S.hutt. three years, william c. smith
oa, year; Assessor. Jus,Gs II. Cooley; Collector
H. y Sp,nOar: Freeholier l.. r. Barkalew; over
seor Of the Poo. David T. Weaver, Justices OF the
pace. T.. y. Kline. e. ". Taylor and Fred y.
Brown: coustablos Mark J. Dowd. : .. Taylor and
j. ; Van i"r"' SrIE'yor, 80 h!hn~ays I% ,.o -
J.. - Nopston John T. Emmons ana Robert car
The twenty-Hfth anniversary Of the organization
| OF fho Ph.nf.od Pr, sbvterlan Foreign Missionary
Society nas hold IN me plror4 OF he First Pr.sby-
arc President. Mr. samuel Mintcn: hrst vice
president Mrs james ,'erie. sccond y.ce-pres.dent
Mrs james clark So r"'1ry Mis- Emily Iraoy
rn,s o.: collector. were sppontrl-Aiiss NJ j. P,trle
" ne First l,resbyt.ran AMI Mrs - y. GFoeh-
A. "a m.oiaS OF the Kings Members Of the FIRST
President Mis- Gertrude Conoyer: FIRST vic--prcsi-
I.nl ~, L3g'r hoiler srconu yicv-pr' i'a i l.
mover. treasurer Miss Miriam Wilcox.
A. the. meeting of The Bicycle club he'd on Mon
e.lsts W"ro "5rt,! Office in he chief bicycling
tssoeauon IN ms n-cG''Th'2d rrrs,t@n; 3D. NJ
,ry. + v. VAL treasurer. }. g. praXion cap
/ j. v Stnf.ri ir; ) ; Burr j. Rushmor"' A. l.
on me Lleder Of Mcndeissohn ana Schunann
| Chapman viii have charge OF the illus,rations.
Hiram HornS9 for NAM y2rs resident len OF tn rs
! s'v,n'y-tWo years He was born OF Morayian pa
rents. near Bethlehem. Penn, lni always retained
/ trtir simple mode OF living HIS body has been
/ taken 20 EtSt1u for burial
Mrs Kate Tryou. OF Cambridge Mass. delivered
instructive lecture m the p1rors OF the Crescent
! Nvngc church Wednesday afternoon on birds
! 'olof'I plates showing heir physical characters
-irS were shown. together with limitations Of their
! singing
Charles smith. the well-knoWn shooter. was a
/ victim Of distress sing accident at the Climax Gun
. club Grounds. Wednesday afternoon, While testing
q now kind ~ powder his gun exploded. and par
l. fhr weapon was driven mo his arm His friends
hastily drove him t. Or. Longs Office. where the
/ wound WAS dressed.
The h-rs ~ the late sarah Conklin have brought
suit u m" orphans court. At Elizabeth. asking foG
tr r,,psriug OF the accounts OF the executor TheO
iorc j Miller IN the ground of fraud Mr.. Miller
/ vas sol. executor and about a month ago he ilel
/ h!s final accounting. The estate amounts 10 about
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