New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31
PLAINFIELD.
FAMILY REUNIONS OF wELL-KNOwN FAM
LIES.
sEvENTH-DAY BAPrIsrs FOR SABBATH REFORM

sEvENTH-DAY BAPTIsTs FOR SABBATH REFORM
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT THE TOWN
This was week Of family reunion in this part
of Now-Jersey The great family OF Smiths gath
cred at Peapac, the Tingleys of French descent.
assembled at Samptown and the Rogers family
came together in great numbers in New-Market.
The feature of these occasions consisted Of din
ner and genealogical history served at the
time in the most generous quantities.
The picnic of the Grocers' Association 70 Boyn-
ton Beach on Labor Day promises to be Of the
most successful Of any of these annual events.
The tradesmen of the city generally will join in
the affair.
A reception given on Wednesday evening In
honor OF Mrs. F. Z Buckingham by her sister.
Mrs Charles ". Smith. of WilloN-ave The even-
ing spent in dancing and progressive euchre.
the first prizes In which won by Mrs William
Brett and W. Huh Western. The winners OF the
second prizes We're Miss Annie Murphy and George
Taggert
Mr. and Mrs b A. Hegeman. ST.. who have been
at Lake Placid. y. Y, returned to their home in
Sycamore-ave. Wednesday.
William L. Brown and family, OF Belvidere- aye.
Netherwood at Lake Hopatcong, where ;hey
will remain for two weeks.
To Planied people one Of the most important
was discussed and decided by vote was. Shall
call the Rev. A. II. Lewis to devote his whole tine
adopted which means that DR.. Lewis is to devot:
his entire time to the work OF Sabbath reform. and
Plainfeld. The following officers for the Conferenc.
Wis; secretary. f. p. saunders Of Alfred; y T.;
corresponding secretary W. C. Daland. OF Westerly.
X. L. treasurer. w. c. Whitford, Alfred. y. Y.
William p Daily resident OF this city, has.
through the death of his grandfather. 1ailen nelr
to a large fortune. He is the Of the late Will
lam T. Daily. of Perth Amboy OF which city ne
was Mayor for two terms Last week MS grand
father. Samuel Daily. OF Woodbridge. died. leaving
a fortune estimated at more than million dollars:
Young Daily Is the only living male member o,
the family. and to him comes the largest share OF
the estate.
An open-air concert will be given tonight in the
City Park Councilman Charles J. Fisk being the
provder of the amusement. The next concert VIII
be given BY Councilman George H. Frost and VIII
probably take place Franklin Place and La
Grande-ave, the evening Of Thursday. Septem-
Der D.
Among the newly elected officers OF the Womans
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society OF New-Jersey
are the following Planfied women: Corresponding
secretary and treasurer Mrs b. J. Shreye; member
of the Executive Board. Mrs. y. H. pike: vice
presidents of East Association, Mrs. ID. J. Yerkes
and Mrs. o. Il. Leonard
Plainfield's coored Republicans organized this
week and the following Committee on Registration
and Canvassng appointed: First Ward; james
Rabbit and Randolph Connect: Second W ari; T. n
Saunders and F. ]. Wade; Third Ward william
Manning and William MAYHEM; Fourth Ward
William Fisher and Richard h. Randolph The TX.
ecutive Committee reported as the name they mao
chosen the Union Coored Republican Club