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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
RUTHERFORD

TIL. first Of the Rutherford Canoe Clubs series
Of Saturday night entertainments will given in
the clubhouse the Passaic River tonight.
Miss Alice l.. Woodbridge president Of the New
York Working Women's Society. viii lecture before
the Research Club next Tuesday night THE
Relation OF Wage-Earn.ng Women and Children TO
Politics
The Rutherford Lawn Tennis Cub will give a
whist party "a the clubhouse tonight
The Board OF Education on Tuesday night took
decisive action the truancy question. which has
been much discussed Of lat. a truancy officer was
appointed and vigorous atteInpt Will be made TO
enforce the ,sw.
The annual election IN Grace protestant Episcopal
Church resulted as f9noTs' Wardens' John r.
Joseph Cummings; Jacob IL Xreeand, Jcsephus G.
Sares Samuel W Dewey, Willard II. LawtOn. 3.
Wilson Socum. Ellis G Wech and II. 4. TAYLOR;
delegates to Diocesan Convention. J. T. Withheld.
r ~. Wickware and g. l.. Parker: aitcrnates,
H. f. Taylor J. T. Cooper and j. c. Sarcs
Miss Jessie Lockwood and Arthur =. Jackson. two
popular members Of the younger social set. VIII
be married next Wednc seay afternoon in the First
Presbyterian Church.
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NJ NllT.

The clover Wheel club has elected for president,
" II SAKE: vice president. Amos Potter, score
t,ry Mrs. John Wah; treasurer. Miss VI. plckin-
son: marshall oscar Badgloy.
Sheriff Gecrge T. Kyle has drawn the following
Jurors to represent Summit in the May panel: NJ.
NJ Ronncn George NJ Tmgley, Theodore Fulton,
Alfred i Lane stephen IL. Mullen. John II. Sheri-
dan and George Swain. John Wahl waH~ drawn
from New Providence.
Grotind has been broken for a thr"e-story brick
h,iidtnc by Muchmorc 4 CO. adjoining the 1oung
Mons Christian Association Hall, In SprinSheld-
All licenses except two. in summit bear date Of
Nav l. They cannot be renewed before the hrat
Tuesday In May. o. ~, L.. a.,
on NIondnv night rive Written to Browne Is
,ho ,t,ie of a farce that viii be presented
Nuss clara Everdell daughter of Mr. and Mrs
I.vcrIou of Summit and Oscar l.ovenburg' or
Tcw York city were married on "Wednesday,
The entertainment for the bcncnt OF the fre"h
Air and Convalescent Home I'm the casino ,lup
house proved to be OF the most su'nessiul a.
fairs OF the season. both socially ana hhan'iiIy
The programme included tho following taDeauH anu
n nay which were well given by prothh..mmtt $500
people: Elaine" Miss Efhe Nhitrenge, Inc MaRR
side shrine" Miss Gcer and MISS ,, = anpp p ,
'Gjncyra." Miss Charlotte Ierson; nc t ,,u
Fatrs' Miss Margaret Risk. Miss hatheiInc NJ
and Miss Elizabeth Larned. The larce was -
was i've Written to Browne. Inc cas-. was wac. as
follows Peregrnc Dolls. w. NJ. peuvett' I'm, oeMhs
Sheridan Browne. II PierPont i LINZ IN MIS-
Mctherington- Il. V. White; Mrs.. Wais'hsha'h' "'Ss
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The High school Alumni Association organization
was formed Thursday night and the following
officers were chosen. President. Warren V H.
Fikins: v!cc-prc sidel Miss Ida M'ingion' record
,pr secretary. Edward Berry; corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Mabel ". Kip; treasurer. Dr charles E.
Adous; Executive Committee Ernest Wood, Will
lam i papc Warren r.. Clarke. Mrs D. {; Cow
drcy Miss Alma Smith Miss Katherine lIerkan.
The evening Ms social reunion as Wen "a a
business meeting Graduates of every class since ~
were present and removed old frlendships mother
reunion VIII bc held in June In connection with the
CONNIE ncemcnt exercises -,
Quiet weddings have been feature or the social
vcek Miss Elizabeth GARNER vas married on
Tuesday to Hugh Hagen. OF Hurleyvlle. n !. on
the same dav Miss Anna Hutchinson and Joseph
Adams were married. and on Thursday Miss Marie
EeIIer ana George Won Kesserlng were welded.
IRE ceremony preceded the public announcement In
each instance. -. 80, o.., AL,
week in The building OF ST. Maries Slavonan Cath
ollie Church ,., : :, u-i.i.. - -.
for Of the I'nit,rian Church took place on Monday
night. ,, ptr, "a cno,oo. ,.or,
municpal life dates from the organization or the
new no,ri ~ Council Monday night. General
Spenccr has served the city for twenty years He
U.s. Ntowor For six years Councilman from the
Third Ward for fourteen. and president OF the Coun-
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HOBOKEN.

A happy party ne; Tuesday evening a. the
home of Mr. and NIrs. George Wnit.oCk. in Ho-
boken. to celebrate the wooden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. O'ConnOr whom the guests surprised.
Among those who took part were Misses Elizabeth
ShorteN, Mary Sullivan, Mary O'Connor. Jennie
Hastings, Mamie Harkins and Jennie Jennings, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Murphy Nj: and Mrs. John Mac
donald. Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Rogers. the Misses
Ida and Emma Rogers. John Mccormack, Frank
Bertoncin the Misses Catherine and Hanna O'COr-
nor, Otto Reitmeyer. John OConnO-. Washington
Rogers ir. and Mr. ard Mrs William J. OCOnnor.
Hopa tcong Tribe OF Red Men. No. li6 gave its
annual peace dance at Quartet Club Hall on Mon
day evening. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Bowdish Mr.. and Mrs. g. Devins. Mr. and
Mrs. d. l.. Holme. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cummings. Mr.
dig Mr.. and Mrs A. Fay. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hoff
man. Mr.. and Mrs \. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs $. 4.
Da.rymple, J. " Palmer. Mr. and Mrs r. b Stack
house, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Standish. Mr. and Mrs. L.
Schieoe Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dilley. Nh and Mrs j. G.
Rohrbacker. Mr. and Mrs. &. Martin Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. De Hart. Mr.. and
Mrs T. Kent. Mr.. AMI Mrs. D. X. H!nsOn Miss
l.. Smith. Agnes Potter. c. kilby. W Walker, Net
tie Kelly and W. Kent. Nj and Mrs. +. Potter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Holmes,
Mr. and MIS-. r. Mattdn, Mr.. and Mrs. }. Dravey.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Qunan. Mr. and Mrs W. Hanse.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Chaplin. Nh: and Mrs. 7; II.
Frank Mason Nj and Mrs John Hart Mr.. and
Mrs c. O. Carmen, Mr. and Mrs. \. Kendg.
Charles Bartz, Henry Coleman. William BrOwner.
George Skidmore. +. a. G. Baker. Thomas Hat
fed. Eugene Rush, George Devens. Anthony Fay
and Arthur Ward
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HACK ENSACK.

The second concert by the 5 Schubert club tbs sea
son filed the Opera Housa with Fashionable audi
ence on Wednesday evening. and resulted iI DO
cided trump for IN" amateur orchestra. which
was directed by Theodore John. The vocal solosts
were Mss Alice Mandelick. soprano. and George
f. Devoll. tenor. VINO contributed largely 70 tho
pleasure OF the audience and WcTe generously APP
piauGed. There Were also piano. vio1n and nu'"
solos by Mrs r. J. Palmer Mr.. Palmer and y. II.
BrOugEtOn and cello solo by Il. G. Wander with
orchestral accompaniment.
The Sans Souci, an association Of Young women.
VIZ hCd a reception az Inc HON" Of NJ. T.. Claren-
don, president OF the Improvement Commission. this
afternoon from 10 O'Clock
There has been a general rourt Of social testify
itics following Lent. the leading affair being the
annual reception by the governors OF the llacken-
sack Hospital. which was held IN the armory Of
Company g, and was Highly su"c"ssfu!. The com
mitt.c which received the guess included Mrs. Ar
thur Johnson, Mrs. David -. John, Mrs 4. q.
Mum Mrs g. r. breckenridge. Mrs VI. r. Claren-
don, Mrs T.. Il. kennar0. Mrs Il. Trow bridge. Mrs.
4. Romcvn. There was an unusually large at
tendance. the music furnished by branch ~
the Hungarian Orchestra, and many Of tho dancers
fingered until far into the morning.
4 private function % note was the crystal ~e1-
ding celebration Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry : Wander
Purgh a. No go Union -. which drew together 4
large party. including number from New ORR.
Brooklyn and Jersey city.
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BLOOMFIELD.

The Wesleyan Glee and Mandolin cluo gave =
concert on Wednesday night in Westminster Chape'
under the auspices OF the Kings Daughters
A three days fair in aid OF the new Watsessihs
Methodist Church was begun on Wednesday.
The newly elected Township Committee OF blooh-
field organized Monday. c. Lee STOUT was
elected chairman. BENJAMIN Haskell ice-chalrnlal
and John \. Lawrence treasurer onicers mere oi az
pointed as follows: Township Engineer A. n oInl-
stead. counsel Charles III. Halfpenny; Superih-.
tcndent OF Fire Alarm Charles 7. Nousht; Chiet
Engineer. William L. Cakes. ,.,
II y Monat Of bloomfield has been appointeI
by state Superintendent Poland 10 take the schooa
census Of Bloomfield. , ,,..
cards are out for the marriage OF Louis J. Meusrr
and Mss Bessie VI. Rice. daughter OF MIS- j. =.
Romano Of Newark The ceremony VIII taho
Mace nj the home OF the bride In South SiXth-st.'
Newark. Wednesday evening. . al, -
\ musicale will he given by the Mozart Ciup on
TUESDAY evening April 20. -.
Miss Ellen stanley and William 4 Ball. both OK
Newark we're married by the Rev. Edwin ~
White al the rectory OF Christ Episcopal Church on
Tuesday night -., e.. .
test OF marksman shin on Decoration Day. The
nrs prize Will be silver cup, ana the second prize
n silver medal.
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Tia. .r'es.urm. or ~ th" lr'.nTior M'H-'i'. quo
VII Tx. 81 t.- ON Aurt 20 lu Library Hall Hilton
Tho newly elected Board of Trustees Of lrNinEton
mt T.. ia, nf.t umc on Monday night. tn" proS-
dent appointed the following committees: Finance
william II Smll.y and Dg. Nj @. christian
street.. christian ami Joseph j Brown. I.ighunb
s,uoti.,. and Erov.u Water Christian ana Brown.
Town Hall. christian and ". Il, Adams. ron,
adams ard Brown. Fire Christian ana SmhIIcN
printing Brown and Adam. Adrian Rik"r wa :
appointed village counsel and George l. I-nSiiid
v'ts .l.c'rG road ovrrsecr tax ordnance "a"
p,...i Iroyllug for raising tho following amounts
iJgh. r1-,. interest the Town Hall bonds ana
r,,rcpt 81 FIRST bonds. $50. current expense
So" Tno bond OF $1,000 and IN" clerk =
bond al 81 on were accented
EN-Vulag. Treasurer Isaac j. casey has recovered
from his fitness. ~ -.
,,r ana Mrs George H. Wheeler celebrated ih'ir
,yoof.u Wedding Wednesday at tnrir home IN
p.rk-,vc \ large number Of friends and relatives
were present.
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WESTFIELD.

At the meeting Of 81. Pauls Episcopal Church J..
r. Green was elected senior warden q. l.. Delltour
Junior warden. and J. = Whitehead. Charles For
ester. O. Whyto Smith, j. Harper Hunt ana George
T. Noe. vestrymcn.
T. Arthur q. Drake. orglnft Of the C1nGIega-
tio9al Cnurca. starts ney; wec. FOR Duluth. MINI.
where he has accepted position In the Pilgrims
The Baseball Association VII have practice
game to-day. a. 4. Drake has given the Of
Drake Park 20 the Baseball Association and the Y.
NJ &. 4.
Whitehead Mrs. J. Dix Richie. Miss n. Richie
and Mrs DR. W. -. Mack have returned from
FlOrica.
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IN THE ORANGES.
THE LAST OF THE SUBSCRIPTION DANCES
BRILLIANT AFFAIR.


AID PERSONAL NOTES or INTEREST.
Active steps toward the consolidation Of the
Oranges were taken on Monday evening for the hTst
,,r,e b,. the organization of the Consolidation As
eoriation of the Oranges when officers were elected
as follows: President. Isaac +. Gates, OF East
Orange Independents Samuel Colgate OF orange
Alexander King. of East Orange Thomas >. King
man. of South Orange. and william Barr of West
orange; treasurer. Frank r. Wickes. of Fast
Orange; secretary. pr j. VI. W. Kitchen. of East
orange: Executive Committee, Jonn O. heald' f'n-
ward l.. Kellogg. Louis u. Gallison. r. W. Cooi-
baugh, Joseph W. Slower Isaac +. Gates, j. VI w
Kitchen Jephthl II. Baldwin and Leslie T. Farmer
The urgcn; need OF som" addition 10 the water
supply of Orange or facilities for the handling OF
fires r the hgh sections OF the city is engaging the
attention Of the membcrs-eect Of the Common
Council.
The last OF the series Of subscription dances given
in Upper Music Hall came off on Tuesday evening
and was a fitting close t. brilliant series. About
~ guests present The cotil!on wa led by MI
COLT of New York. and among those present were
NJ. AMI Ms. John Z. Rafferty,. Mi AMI Mrs
Douglass H. schneider. Mrs. Oliver : carter Mrs
Samuel Campbell Miss Clara Bfc"cr MISS May
MinOl. Ms jackson. Miss Ed,tn Ludlow, MISS
DAISY cray MIS- MGien CaIteF r MSs F3I mD.
bell. Miss Lily campbell. Ms Marion schncideT
Miss Mar Robinson. Miss Gertrude Freeman. Miss
Edith Ward. Miss l.. h"ood, Miss MARY ~ F'I.ai-
ki,fi' Miss Mary Green Miss Mary Bowers. Mss
Mary Il. Scuddcr Miss Lula kssam, Mis- E!i;h
b ,SIii,' tr6rI x Could calvert Hrcwcr AIIcn
Freeman. II. rol~r Boor4em. Russell A. Griiha,
Thc oder pupil, II the Drarborn-Morsan Scaool
0ay evening. oyer 10 guests were present ana IN"
dance id 10, break up I'll an early hour IN IN"
Orange. a: noon on Wednesday. when Niss Lila
ccivng teller in he Orange National Bank VIII
i'm Hd,.er, oi td.d"e.L bI1,h" OF inr n,E'-
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rI.EY.

= II Mason o. York has purchased the
Dunn holsc in Nu;lc$.avc.. and VIII move INTO II
next Friday
Tr George y Phhowcr has begun the cre'"o'
of "A colonial cottage in Hamilton Place.
The members of the Nutlev Nh"elmans Gun
gave a reception and dance Tuesday night at Park
\ class has been formed I'm \utlcy for the study
of hotauy Or william Earle chase. Or. {. Her
hort church and g. l.. Rusty ar" among INC mem
Der. Meetings are held AT tonnollys nan every
TUESDAY evening. 80
Tho Nutley cid cub gave dance ut the club
house Wednesday night
removed 10 Ncw-Nork. Mr. Castle has been III for
several months.
mann cottage. IN North Road. for the summer.
Henry Morgan. Of New York. has leased the +, 6.
Garrison house I'm Grant ave. for three years Mr..
Garrison ana his family will mov" to Ncw-Nork on
May J. .
\ pIcasanf party was given by Mrs. James Il.
HAY to tho young folks OF Nutlcy on tho llayholi
grounds In the Enclosure Wednesday afternoon.
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FRANKLIN.

The Franklin Township Committee organized by
clcctinc j. Chase chairman; Wilson G.. Kierstead.
treasurer: H. Is. Duncan. assistant treasurer: AL
fred f.. Skinner. counsel. and James A. Wyle. en-
elneer. 1t was decided that regular meetings should
be held on the first Tuesday OF each month
enecial meeting will be held next Tuesday night;
''rhe Rev and Mrs. William J. keatley, OF the
Franklin Methodist Episcopal Church. had pleas
mt surprise party visit on Monday night from
mms OF the church and Epworth League
The pupils In the public school OF Franklin are
making preparations for the celebration OF Arpor
Day =. phuaa.,ch,.
formerly residents of Franklin who were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stager. have returned TO fnsr
home.
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? brief address to Mr. Van Dorm. expressed me
feelings and sentiments OF the company an, ana n 5e@n
letters of regret from absent ones MI van DoI I
made a feeling and eloquent response SHORTY
after dinner Mr.: Van Dorm was snrprised pS some ns
OF the day was spen; in music and song inter-
changes % Friendship visiting the mlI 'h me y Az
tors accompanied by their wives and chidren, were
George Quimby Of 0kahoma AfTsd W. 2eTiiSn
Reed ~ san Francisco; W. Balentine. or orange /;
Austin Cox of Brooklyn J. WATSON. OF NeW-n orK;
Fred &. blanchard. OF Morristcwn, and W. W.
Blanchard. Of Newark.
After pastorate Of forty-seVcn years the Rev
Or John &. Rankin has resigned charge OF the
Presbyterian Church at Baskng Ridge. He VII be
acver:y -ninc years Old on May lS
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NIlI.I}I IN.

The Miburn Township Committee on Tuesday
nib, doc1cl 10 begin the construction ~ some new
roads within fcw days.
Mrs Stcwar, IIarishorn of Short HIS. gave re-
cenr!on In the Casino Tuesday night I'm honor Of her
second daughter. Josephine. .
william g Chancc leader OF Chaffee's American
Band ~ NEhurn. entertained IN" memhciH oi IN"
hand and several friends a. i reception at his home
In V,u1n,c-,ye Tuesday IN celebration OF his mar
rIag. WITH Mrs carrie bradford and Of his thirty
NTH birthday Anniversary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
VERONA.

The Few. j. 4. Hense'. the newly appointed
pastor Of the Verona Ep!scopll church. comes
from Andoycr Sussex County
Tho recently organized Pre- byicrian church is
meeting success Eight members were added Iast
SundoV making a membership Of cighty-two.
Tho Verona Township COMMITTEE has organized
7 Edo,r Williams vas chosen chairman Fillmore
Condif treasurer; Dr. Whitehome town physician
The chairman named these committees: Roads
C. s Smongon and J. smith AUDITING, condit ana
". Bowdcn. Supervisor Oh i'o"'a III verona us
tric, Charles Barr.
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NlApI.EWOOD.

G + FROG, and his family. OF RcGcwood Road.
have removed To Quincy, Mas. wher" Nj frost
has accepted position az superintendent oi inc
Quincy Gas Light Company.
Two caees Of typhoid fever have been reported In
Map,cvood The persons afflicted are Mics sadie
E~Gvc OF Montana ave, and James McNamara o.
Artist Lane. -, $1,000, -, -,
S H. Saminis. Of New-York. has leased the new
dwelling on Mapc-ave belonging I" william IS
S-f =, ,,., ,
Henri Cheshire has resigned the princlpl'shp "i
the Naplcwood public school. ana VII be succeeded
by Ddn.el Morrison.
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RAILWAY.

The Rev ana Mrs. ". II. Van Antwerp Of Tena-
fly. formerly OF 81 Paurs Parish. this city. are
guests at the Denike homestead
St Pauls Church has elected these officers: Senior
warden. Thomas NJ. Martin; Junior warden James
r. Meck: vestrymen. W. VI. Fallon, j. J.. Martin.
p f. Tufts. G. A. Vandusin John ". Tufts. George
wilkins. Joseph ". Martin. Harry Simmons. ,R. J.
Felst and william A. Baker; treasurer. Harry Sim
mons.
The Railway Enforce men; League preferred
charges against three more sdiOOn- keepers for AL
legged violation Of the Sunday law yesterday.
at the armory OF Company F o. led 'esday night
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Tuesday night a the fourth concert of tho bee
thoven Orchestra. Among ne guests present were
the Rev. J.. Cole. The Rey J; Hutchinson L.
NJ. Brooks William Deering, the Rev. }. keller ana
the Rev II. G. Mexican Between tic nrst ana Fec-
ond parts a handsome silyer-noun'ed baton was
presented Dr. J.. +. Estlcr. the conductor OF me
orchestra. and a testimonial TO Professor Carl Won
Holy accompanies. by President Addison L. Day
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CRANFDED-

A button sociable he'd at Hampton Hail
Monday night
The members OF the Methodist Church gave re-
ception for their pastor. the Rev. Mr. johnson.
al the church Tuesday night.
The Township Committee has granted TO the Gran
ford Mutual Telephone Company franchise for
An entertainment was given at the Crawford opera
Uousc Tuesday night when the Alcaeus Society
PRODUCED patience" large audience, including
many visitors from out Of town. greeted the per-
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RASKING RIDGE.

Ferdinand Van Dorm. the founder OF Van DoTn's
M.Ts. near Easklng Ridge and known for half a
century as an inventor and breitess man. WAS in a
Joyous mood on wednesday. 1t was his eighty
eighth birthday. and nearly one hundred OF his I'M
mediate relatives and connections thronged his
home to celebrate H. The arrangements for this
enterprise were under the care OF SANFORD -
Swain his grandson OF New York. and VIII Balcn-
tine. OF Orange The Rev. George i. Dickinson In
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CALDWELL.

". W. Worthington has returned TO Caldwell for
the summer.
Miss Martha May. OF Essex Fels, has taken
several Of her pupils on a trip TO Washington. D.
4. for pleasure and instruction.
AIR ana Mrs. Walter Turtle who were married
n few months ago. have returned from their Euro
moan tour and arc staying at Essex Fells with
Mrs turtles parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Leavitt.
They viii start for Min in a short time.
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ARLINGTON.

William b. Hutchinson. of Brooklyn. is the guest
OF his brother. the Rev. John Hutchinson. OF
Lafayette Place.
The women Of the First Presbyterian Church
gave a spoon soclable on Tuesday night at the
home OF Mrs. j. Albert Stowe. In Bcgrove drive.
Miss Alice Logan won the prize. cup and saucer
and silver spoon, for wearing l9l spoons on her
costume.
The choir OF the First NJ. r. Church OF Arlington,
will give a socable next Tuesday night.
J. W. Linbom. Of Midlandave. viii sail for
Europe next month.
Kearny Camp, No. &C. Fraternal Union gave a
reception and concert on Thursday night at
Evans's Hall.
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S p. FlagC: Laura. Miss E. H Smith; garde Sner
William Calender AmG2ngi, ho9e Wr and Mrs.
6thnini ' no W Forest MIR and Mrs. Albert w NeWal
Dr. Risk Colonel and Mrs a Plfr1 %rs NV Wa n E.
RaG"am Mr. and Mrs e r. jerks. Mr.. ana MIS-
G. PoIiack and Mr. and Mrs. Hicks.
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formers The part of Patience was taken by MISS
Ethel VOORHEES, Thompson. .-...- - yv.sro.day
CRAWFORD had among its Nlsltors on ~ s
,,.crnor Hog ana Thomas +. Ochiliree. ~ Texas
They were the guests Of Captain thompson
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PlAlNFlEl0
PATERSON

Ill ,,r five wears His farewell speech was maoe
nterestine by "reminiscences OF MS tWsny III
service General Spencer announces .nd' "e W"
RIM for Governor at the first opportuH'''
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Holiday Goods.

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