New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26
PLAINFIELD.
BICYCLE AND TROLLEY PARADE AND BAND CON.
CERT CoMBTNED-wHERE PEOPLE ARE

CERT CoMDTNED-wHERE PEOPLE ARE
SPENDING THE SUMNER.
| Tho Midsummer Carnival" which takes place
on Monday night. promises to be the most novel
public entertainment ever held In Plainneld II will
be unique in the fact that the carnival will DO
trolley party, band concert and n bicycle parade
rolled into one. The regular band concert will b
given from trolley-car. which will be run about
tn, city. and the car will DO accompanied by other
cars and what promises to be an almost endless
parade OF blcyclists Councilman Frost placed the
management Of tho bicycle parade IN the hands Of
Frank L. G. Martin. the originator OF all century
runs. and he made no mistake Mr.. Martin bemn
to plan for the affair at once. He selected Louis
@. Timpson F. X. Stevens. Charles Is. Morse. ~ f.
Eiderton, J. ii. Ademann and n. X. Ellsworth az
committee in arraglng the parade. and TO act a.
marshars aids on the night OF the carnival, when
he will be chief marshal. As prizes will be awarded
in the various classes Of cycling paraders Is only
proper that tho originator OF all this pleasure.
| Councilman George II. Frost should head the list
| of judges. The two Mayors. Alexander Gilbert Of
| this city, and Benjamin A. Hegeman. jr., OF the
borough. representative men OF Greater Plain.
| field" and were chosen as the other two judges.
| The cyclists will ride two BY two. except In the
case OF the highly decorated wheels when they VIII
| go singly.
It has been decided by the committee 10 divide the
parade into four divisions The First Division will
| be headed by the Plainheld lady cyciers and will
include the women riders OF Plainheid ana vicinity
and their escorts The Second Division Will consist
| of clubs and organized associations The Third
DivsIon will consist OF the colored riders OF this
| city headed by the Victor Wheemen and the
Oriental Bicycle Club The Fourth Division Will b
for the unattached wheemen and whl probably b
| the largest OF all The bicycles will not follow the
cars the entire distance. but will leave them ct
times to pass through some OF the residence por.
opA horo
stops for the paradeis and only the smooth level
roads will be selected Tor the line TO pass through
The residents along the line OF march VIII we WITH
eacn osner N Sd 20 coored fire will aid
Tho largest excursion Of the present season from
this CITY to the shore was that of the Sunday:
schools OF the First Presbyterian congresSupon .I
wednesday. II took fifteen cars TO accommodate
the crowd, and every car had It's seatihs cdpac'V
The The following are the recent arrivals a, Mouni.9
Park Inn Mr. and Mrs F. N L?cT Ryo%n NJ NJ, aIa
C. c. Brown, Miss Brown. 8; D: Brown Sew-Y%ST q.
B. R. Moore Brooklyn: Nh and Mr. H. Gsayi Mn Mn
ToWnsend Nj Mr. and Mrs Young &ewBrunsgics
C. j. Spencer. MI and Mrs Lyors Bsy Snn nT.t.
Miss Drake, westdsld; Mr. and Mrs Pond ana NJ
enSers Of the Naval Reserves lsft Thursday 70,
Hoboken to accompany the Naval Rsser'eS ."
'! Mrs. and nd Mrs John 81 Drayton Of Franklin Place
gave a delishtful bicycle party TUESDAY evening"; b..
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth 81 JONI. OF r ,h
Jervls n Y to Frederick Trueieben, cashsi oi rss
Tnited states Express Company III tnls CT! "ss
Celebrated "Wednesday evening at the nome Q. ,n n
brides parents Arthur Splcer. OF this cHy' Was ho
best man a., ,u,,i, have zone "a
Marion Mass for the summer . c,.
Mr. and Mrs d. ~ Groendyke nave gone 70 Spr.ns
Lake to Join their daughter. Mrs John Gray F0s'"'
Miss Julia s. scribner has gone to Amherst Mass
on outing. ..t.,. h,vo oone "a ,heiy
counirv Mace near Penn YAM y. Y. for the su,nh
" " Rowland and his family nave gone 20 :" '"'
Lake sullivan County, y. Y, for the sum n .,
a charming cycling party was given lqesuay IN.
ing by Miss Huntington. OF Franklin riac so.,,os
na1.y enioyed a spin out Pa-k-ave. in the drec.Ioa
~ Wetuchen and then returned 10 MISS humsn s.
TON home where number OF guests. WHO ha'o IN
,,et ma stered the wheel. awaited them - a. ..
Ground has been broken for a new wlne 70
bui;t to the Muhenberg Hospital. The extensont
ia expected will be completed before the cold "eAn~
In. 81, <.-uy "a nov soSotrr,,.
ing AZ Alburg VT, and on August tney go 20 "~
Rp'ainSe,d is the only town in Union County e.s
.h,u,s a Increased valuation during the faet y.C
This IL caused by the numerous municipai impH0'~
ments. .r. o.,.u,,.s, "a now n
Lake MInnewaska