New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
PLAINFIELD.
GoLr-PIAYERs JOINING THE TENNIS CLUB
FARMERS COMPLAINING OF DRorTH-sChooL
ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ELECTED

,,,,,r,s COMPLAINING OF DROUTH-scHooL
ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ELECTED
LOCAL NOTES
p,.,ree,d.s first golf course viii be opened on The
grounds OF the Hillside Tennis Club next week, and
such unusual interest In the sport has been aroused
tina, TIE club promises be more popular han ever
before A special meeting OF the cub II caned ior
"Wednesday October . 10 act on the amendments 10
tho constitution relative TO the golf course and fs
government To accommodate the large NUMBER
~ new members who are Joining the club 20 as to
obtain the privileges OF the golf Inks the MEMBER
ship will be extended from 100 to 100
The rain OF Thursday night was the FIRST that has
fallen in some parts OF this county In six weeks or
more II IL reported that there is shortage IN the
corn crop on account OF the drouth' Inc o'ner
cron, are doing we'll The farmers fear 10 SOW
the,r winter grain, the ground Is 80 hari and
dry
The High School Cadets elected onicers on
Wednesday as follows: Captain, Y. +. Green. 20
first Lieutenant, George p Smith -; second Neu'
tenant W. F. Cornwe 9s; first sergeant, s. T.
Ellsworth 96; second sergeant, H. craig w. ihTa
sergeant. Ernest Swayzee, 80. The hsh school
A,b,e,ic Association has arranged handicap field
dav OF fail sports which vii! be held on he cres-
cent Oval on Saturday, October T. Inc he"V
elected officers OF the association are; President
yolney F. Green; first vice-president "Nour r.
Cornwel: second v.ce-presldent, NndIies .'oV..'
third vice dent, Raymond Carroll; fourth vice
president, George p. smith; secretary Herbert
fRichsrdson: treasurer Walter serreL
The building OF the sewers In town seems 70 Dc
attended with unusual delay, and the streets mean
while are in a disgraceful condition when Is oee-
tered only a little when the pipes are iaid'
Members of the Crescent Avenue Church us.
cussed the adyisability of increasing tne pew Iens
at a meeting on Wednesday evening Aller heaIins
both aides OF the question. a motion was mace 70
adjourn until next Wednesday evening a' 'he s~NA'
time and was unanimously carried
The fall rally OF the active members OF ne iouns
usn's christian Association win be held this even
ing at s o'clock I'm the Young Mems Chtlslldh asso
citation building. Matters or importance Ieaens ~
the association will be discussed and al members
are earnestly requested 70 be present Inc coHlnne-
noon at Johnston's drive. The members OF the eomr
mittees are requested TO meet at the fouhg Men .
Christian Association building at O'Clock IN oruer
to Join the party
Miss Anna Anguerbauer daughter or Mr ana
Mrs Joseph Anguerbauer. sr., OF East Thlrd,st ana
Willard Y. Sutton, eldest son OF MT ana MI. "a
p Sutton, of Liberty-st., were married on "euneS-
day evening by the Rev. DR.. {. r. Barnes
There appears to be established division me
between the borough and the township OF Nor.h
Planied and this unusual fact Is causing tne pon--
tIcjans considerable trouble this fall The need OF
the line was not felt under the old law ana was ho'
discovered until delegates went to the state Con
vention recently and representation was denied the
township Those who are Interested IN the cohVen,
ton to be held In few days are doing some Iali
hustling Old books being hunted, ana r. A.
Durham who did some surveying years ago, Is
being sought for the valuable Information
Invitations are out for the marriage OF Miss Nette
Thorn of La Grande-ave. and Mortimer L. Day.
of Watching ave. which is TO take place on octo
Der