New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
PLAINFIELD.
INTEREST IN THE POSSIBLE ESTABLISH
MENT OF A MILITARY POST.

,,,p,,rss TO AID THE MUIILENDERG HoSPlIAi~
BRIEF LOCAL NOTES.
Tho possibility Of the establishment OF military
rost in Plainfed has excited local interest =" :"
$500, degree concerning the future movements
=, 1.rcle Sans cavalry now stationed at for' VI!
Va Many people here believe that uas'i Va
tarv life would add TO the attractions o' 81"
o,d lend zest to local society aHafs' ~ 10
ouastlonably true that the Government Is eo'siuei
ing the location in Panfied OF 'he c"'". ~
roentioned and IT is reasonably certain tha' VIZ.
,oon u,r % into barracks In some town along Tue
CENTRAL RaIlroad of New-Jersey Planned appeai'
IN no the most desirable. from the lact t"at nc
country is so level and the railroad iacne ~ ~.
tho o,nck movement OF troops are eXce"e".'
cavalry post comprises about SIX hu'''e' "'''
men, Including the officers
The selection Of Chares A. Reed OF >or," r''',.'-
eaid "a q candidate on the Republican ucKe' ior
member of Assembly will lend much sfe"s'' -
the general ticket IN Somerset county
,o,, tho members Of the 18Th New-Jersey Vol
,,,,oars ,vho went from Planfei to the annuai re-
union NJ Railway on wednesday were captain D.
tInhbarl Jacob Jennings 4. {. Muiio'u' ~ ~
Weaver r J Carey. Charles H. NahuoIpn' - N
tonbouse. J Sullivan Randolph Thorn, lneonore o.
Runvon. F. s. Runyon }. l.. Munoy' p'nJa'''''
Wright. Carrot Eek. Samuel Moore JON" "''1'''
Theodore Rutan and Neson Runyoh'
q, If the Woman's Auxiliary OF the Muhiehpe's
rTt,,l II is 70 be held the second week IN NO
,hor ~ the Crescent cycle Academy, ana PROM
,s - ne still more Of a success tnan the one "e'u
lac, veor The drills and those who nave peeh up
tinted IN look after them are as follows: MNtai' y
H. caoree B. De Revere. and Miss NeTdoi Oh p,ih ne
;1.,an catholic Church: Indian. Mrs: "a N DIS,
ns' preshytrrian; scotch. Mrs. Chares Lex
Trinity Rsform-d t ara ~ or Andrews: spanish
Ms lanes Scott; German harvest MISS shPpepp
Sma beer @erPPH s Edwara rEns cHTnya
Mrs F. Martin; conmittee is composed OF
GGtchfn r ~ Van Buren, chairman Miss Coeh Miss
Tett.e Havland Mrs Jonh fu u u,n,inrton
~ Noren's Home and Foreign Missionary so %,
,tles Of the Synod OF New-Jersey met IN elg .1a
session in the Cresdse were delivered by
church on mission workers The following officers
Iyere chosen: President, Mrs w, r. Honey S man al
Pianasd ceRre q Cushing Ms' Newark: Mrs G
Tanedon Elizabeth; Mrs j. NJ Paul New New -
WEI; Mrs Charles Breary Trenton; Mrs vr r.
tS'aiI' Ei,zabeth; recording secretary Mrs j
p Gibson. Newark secretary OF literature MIS-
WI, Mr,'" Miss NJ k Jones Englcwocd treasurer con
t tn,sa t' fund Mrs j. II. Manning. Plan'eld.
The wedding OF Mss Anto;nette Gains Ts rnorhe
daughter of MT am sY VAS large attended at tn,
home of the brides parents on Meuh , a Dr.
noon The ceremony was Psrformeed 9y tne n na,
t iI hri1e's sister Miss katharine Rogers Thorne
The best man was J. Albert King Parker; OF New
York and the ushers were FIrleL,vh S,,h 'e
ioy Of New-York and Frederick Green smith, o.
this city.
TbnrsJov Of this week marks the twenty fifth an
nversagy Of the day when we I'er, f. Va. brch
and the anniversary viii be celebrated at the chutci
next Sunday morning.