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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
MORRlSTOWN

The regular meeting Of the Morris County Free
holders held on Wednesday. when the special
road committee instructed TO advertise for bids
further portions Of the county roads designated
for Improvement most of them lying in Randolph
Township.
The spring meeting Of the Morris and Orange Pres
bytery was held in the lecture room Of the South
Street Presbyterian Church Tuesday the Rev
J. NJ. Thomas, OF Orange. moderator. 4 committee
was appointed to arrange for the installation OF the
Rev. w. II. Woiverton pastor OF the church at
BoOnton, which will take place Nay H. The
Rev. Or. MacNaughtan OF Morristown. will preach
the installation sermon. \ long discussion occurred
over the trouble between the factions Of the Second
Church OF Mendham. The special committee OF
which Dr. james NJ. Ludlow, of Orange. Is chair
man, reported that reconciliation had been brought
about by resolution being adopted by the cOngre
cation 10 continue the organization for year. and
If they were unable TO maintain the church after
that time turn over the property to the First
Church and unite with IT,
Professor Carl c. schmidt will give his second
recital on the organ Of the First Presbyterian
Church on Saturday OF this week.
A branch OF the Mercantile Cooperative Bank OF
New-York has been organized in Morrstown with
the following officers: President. George W. Bower;
vice-president. William II. Meslar; secretary and
treasurer Robert G. Caskey. who. with the following.
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ARLINGTON.

\ social society was organized Monday night st
the home OF Miss Mamie McGrisSen. In Woodland
ave. TO be known the Kearny and Arlington
Hacyon Society.
At the weekly meeting OF the Woman's Literary
Club. on Tuesday In the Arlington Club house.
Mrs Aha WoOdford. OF New Rochelle. y Y, &C.
nvereI lecture Shakespeare Women
Mrs r CORTLAND Wood. OF New Bedford, Mass
is the guest of her brother. James NJ l.ouden
The New-Jerscy Traction Company has completed
the surveying for the road between Rutherford and
Arlington TIE work OF construction Will begin at
once
The Womans Literary Society is arranging for
It ShakcSpear.an reception on June 3. az the CLUB
house. pace Aux Danes" will be produced Inc
cast will be: Mss Binninger Ophel!a; Mss Nina
Ackerman Juliet: Mrs Harrington, Porta; MISS
A. r. Peet. Lady Macbeth. ~,
The women OF The FIRST Presbyterian Church VII
give spoon sociab,e neNt Monday A. the home
~ Mrs. j. \ stowe. Besrave Drive. The pro-
grarlme will include a recitation by h!ss Anna
Alderman and soos 10y Miss Poet and e. T. smith
The Board o. GoverrO rS OF the Arlington Cup
met on Wednesday nrht at The homo 81 the presl-
dent |. J.. Nov bsrry. and discussed the charges
made In referer.e - IN alleged improper dance ny
Nile sara. Friday cht OF last week. JUST what
action Will hc taken was not made public Il vas
said. however. thar the published reports were
uufourded and untrue. The Board OF Governors
WE meet again this evening waen final acton VIII
bp taken.
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PASSA.C.

There was large gathering o. women on Mon
day ar the home ot Mrs George 3. WateThouse' al
tho monthly meeting OF the Monday Afternoon
club The session was devoted 10 the reception o,
workers in women's clubs. Among those present
were DR. Jennie de IL u. I.oZ'er. former lresdeht
OF Sorosis: President Yardloy. OF the New-Jersey
Federation OF Women clubs: President Johnson,
o. the Orange Women's club. and Miss Gaines.
one OF the Organizers OF the Jereey city Women's
club All had many interesting things 10 say ABOUT
the club idea and the progress 81 their movement
FOR the creani2aton o. the advanced woman
The spring convention OF the Womans Christian
Temperance Union o. Passa!c County was held on
THURSDAY in ,his city. The principal business OF
the convention was to arrange FOR the reception OF
delegates to the state conventoH Wen WI %
held In Paterson next October.
The Hospital Association has decided % modiiy
ia plans and erect only the main portion OF the
pronoseI building AT present This WEI reduce me
nrst cost from Sa00 10 h2f that amount / ne t"o
Wings will be erected later. - needed Inc aSso'
citation II soon make an appeal to' SUBS
Fred Trmpieton Tabr.srie. OF fdsS4l'. mas M
sicians ard Surgeons with honor. and has won on
competitive tXaEiratOn the post Or mouse phy-
stefan ~ - Luk.'s Hospital, New ! orH
The installation % the Roy. Frank G. Nlcks, the
new pastor ~ the Unitarian Church. VIII take place
on Wednesday evening. -,
Tho last dance or the season AZ the ldSSdc NIto
VIII be on Monday evening The social NE Of ths
club Is still at its height. however several tourna
msniS are In progress and more are projected
The camera division IL as busy as ever The wheel"
o. the worlds quarter-milc bicycle record. as It's
CAPTAIN FOR 20
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ELIZABETH.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS BEING MADE
FOR 4 CONCERT.

!
AND SOCIAL NoTEs-CHrRcH MATTERS.
The concert Of the Rubinstein Ladies Musical
! club on April % promises to be chief social
! affair Of the season. The concert will be given in
! the Lyceum Theatre. and the advance sa!c Of
seats has been large. New features will be intro
! duced in the entertainment, and the following
prominent society women are the patroaesses:
! Mrs. James II. Alexander. Mrs. John G. Rankin.
! f. Mrs. Francis Congwood Mrs William Mersc-
| reau. Mrs. Robert $ Green. Mrs. Charles y. Fow-
Ter. Mrs. Frederick VI. Blake. Mrs. benjamin II.
! Campbell. Mrs. Robert Davidson. Mrs benjamin
| Kinds. Mrs William f. Roberts, Mrs. Charles w.
Irwin Mr.. = II. Gilhooiy: Nis. H"RTy Ilaiqcs.
the EinT Mrs Trncy Mar2n v McHStg rs
James j. Snow Mrl = Thomnsain Mrg H. rark
ana a. M, + No., Joh m Howe and Mrs Charles
Elaborate Preparations are being made by. the
ccptlon of the Gcl gates to tho annual convention
OF the State Fircmen's Association. which viii be
hSa S4 may viii be Tia amt 81 n cy thar
not less than 500 visiting hrcmcn from Other cities
will be in line. The Exenp, Firemcns Association
OF Elizabeth viii make their first turnout this
occasion headed b. the Veteran Iouavc 'and
Tho exempt nremen who do not belong 10 the regI-
lar organization viii also parade, drawing an OLD
engine built In 1872 In order 10 defray tn ~
pcuscS Of the affair entertainment viii be given
on May at the Drake Opera House.
r. Invitation are on for me weddinE Of eX-Ciy
Treasurer John W, Wh".an secretary and treasurer
Of :he Elizabeth Water Company. and Mss julia
morning Al II o'clock In St Mnry's Roman catholic
church Miss Gilrov was ono of the victims Of the
Grecnvc disaster on the Jersey Central some years
ago and received tJ.~.i for the injuries she
ta,nei ~ that time
Tho ROY Ijonry 4 Nackubbn was formally in
stalled last SUNDAY rs pastor Of the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN Church. II" came from COacsyIIlc
Penn whore ne had been FOR nine years He was
graduated from Princeton Theological seminary in
IS, and his first pastorate was At Jenk atoWn
Pom. where he spent four years He IL thirty
sevou wears old and A native of Philadelphia West
minister church has tho richest CONGREGATION any
Presbyterian church in this city
MIR and Mrs James Houston celebrate ted the
eighth aunivcra1ry Of their wedding Saturday at
their home in Morrs-avc. \ delightful reception
wa glen for their fricuis.
Miss Mravlac and Miss Iulu MrlviaG the sister
ana daugh ~ surgeon Major Dr. Victor Mrrv,1g
Of the 81 Regiment. san today FOR Europ" on me
steamer Spaarndam
An Easter to- and sale. for IN" h"nh' ot IN" or.
phsn Asylum. Viii De glvcn thi, afternoon. from :"
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BLOOMFIELD.

The house Of Francis II. Burdette, In Mao'is-
ave- Glen Ridge, wa- broken into by thieves
Wednesday morning. and a quantity OF clothing
sio.cn. Attempts were made IL break into other
houses.
The newly elected Board of Trustees of the PARK
Methodist Episcopal Church has chosen fcs~preSi-
dent. Charles w. Martin; vcc-preSiient. Theodore
Cadnus: secretary. George Hunt: treasurer, George
". Heath. go
The engine and boiler OF the new SIX factory al
WatseSsing have b" put In POSITION .
The women Of the Park Methodist Episcopal
Church gave tea in the parlorS OF the cHurch
Wednesday,
Memorial wndows have been place. IN the new
Watscssing Methodist Episcopal church
Miss Josephine Earl, OF Glen Ridge mas soiS' I'D
Colorado for two months. .,,
The Watsessing hat manufacturers have settled
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cessful AMI popular social ORGANIZATIONS IN the cry;
held its annual meeting at the home OF MISS Nail
Dixon on Wednesday evening OF this week. There
was a large attendance of members The ELECTION
OF officers resulted follows: President, wizard
tary Miss Clara Ross treasurer Miss Addie tIsher:
These officers. with Mr.. G. J. Walker and the Misses
Eva Snedeker and Grace Mcdowell, will constitute
the Executive Committee 49,
SDecial Good Friday services were held IN the
second Reformed Church last evening.
Theodore u. Van Sickle, of this city, VIII De one
of the graduates al the commencement exercises
If the New-York College OF Dentistry on April 10
Hone Mission Suadav-school of New Brunswick was
held on last sunday afternoon. Addresses were MAZE
hv William J. Cooper, the superintendent, ana ny
Jacob ! Tanewav. Frank l.. Janeway and Frank r.
Fitzpatrick, former superintendents.
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WESTEIEI.D

Cards are out announcing the marriage OF Miss
Lucy Richards TO William Darby on Wednesday
evening
The average death rate IN the township for The
last year IS fifteen and one-hrl ~ 1000 population
The Township Committee on Tuesday received
scaled proposals for the work the sewerage sys-
tenn Seven bids were received. and the lowest figure
was 8 G>O a mite
The W"stdcll club. ~ It's annual meeting. elected
for resident II. l.. knight vice-pr"s lent. w. j.
Roger': treasurer, r. r Dennis; recording secre-
tary. q L. Sandt: correspOn ling secretary. 6. T..
Richardson. IT,: trustees. g. II. Embree n. G.
Cooke. !. ]. Cogen and \ * Jones.
The Towrsh - COmmlttee has rented the store IN
W IL Grogan's building. IN North-ave. Tor an OIL -
Tor Engineer T.. \. bunhln.
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. NEW-BRCNSWICK.

Frederic Stevens, OF Newark and Rutherford
Coleman OF Trenton. the Supreme Court Commits
sioners who conducted the recent examination into
the affairs Of M;ddlesex County from MayslS92. to
May 1884, have presented bills for their services
to County Collector David Serviss Chief Justice
Beasley allowed the Commissioners SIS a day each
and their travelling expenses. Mr. Stevens served
fortyfour days and Mr.. Coleman twenty seven days
during the investiga ton. The Board OF Freehodcrs
will meet soon and authorize the payment OF these
bills.
bazaar of days was held In the First Methodist
Sunday-school room in this city on wednesday ana
Thursday evenings. Booths were named In accord
ance with the Gays OF the week and the arrange
ments OF each and the articles for sale therein
corresponded with the particular domestic charac
teristics OF the day. Good music was provided and
supper was served The bazaar arranged by
the Useful Circle OF the Sundaysch0ol for the bene
tit of the library fund
The members and congregation Of the Pi'man
Methodist Church gave a reception on Wednesday
evening for their new pastor. the Rev Willis Reeves
and his family.
The Crescent Tennis Club. one OF the most sue
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MONTCI.AIR.

III, ,oc,i election on Tuesday resulted IN
speclcs Of party combination. IN" Democrats nave
three OF the four counciimen and two n; the forr
members 81 the Board u Education, their candi-
date in the FRS, Ward. Mrs Marie II. Marshall.
honr defeated by "A small margin. The Republ!
cans elected the two justices OF the Peace and the
constablcs in three ont % the four wards The
trolley was an important factor IN the night, and
tho Good Government club also had a hand In the
matter.
The public dinner for Dr. j. J. IL LoX. IN honor
Of the fortcth anniversary Of his services in Mont
clair as physician business man and office holder.
will be given in the club Hall next Tuesday even
ing. As the women are not included IN this scheme.
they have obtained subscriptions for OH paint
ing of the doctor to be given to the high school,
In commcmoration Of the many years he has been
a trustee and OF his efforts In behalf Of the nsti-
tuition.
There was special Good Friday service held in
the congregational Church last night at which
The CruchXion.' by Stain"r, was sung by run
An afternoon tea for the benefit Of the Isolation
talnsidc Hospital VIII be held In Trinity Prcsby-
tnrlnn church next Thursday afternoon. for which
a dcliphtfni musical programme has been arranged
The Misses Leech. Of Ncw-York. Will sing panta-
ton songs to banjo accompaniment
The MOntclar Debating society held It's regular
meeting on THURSDAY cvcninS, the topic for dis-
Require me support Of Large Navy"
\ general meeting for 81. elton Of officers Of th"
Toxin Improvement Association VIII be held in
the High School assembly rooms next Friday AZ
tcrnoou, but no regular progrhmn" has been ar
ranged. as II IS desired that the members come
prepared to discuss IN" general policy Of the ASSOC
citation.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Augustus I!ortsch have issued In
Wtations for the marriag" Of their daughter Ida
70 Thomas Campeli on wednesday evening. AIr
"a. at their home.
The Saturday Night club. OF the Montclar Mill
tary Academy, will hold It's last dance Of the
son Friday evening, April 70. for which elabo-
rate preparations are being made. The patrOnesscs
Mrs. Henry j. Chaplin, Mrs. Thomas Russell
Mrs Eugene croker. Mrs. t.. n bradley, Mrs
Williams ana Mrs. Brown.
An Easter entertainment will be held I'm the First
Baptist Church Monday afternoon At which
Mother Goose and her hock' Will be present TO
amuse the children.
The Essex Troop gave a parting reception for
George lnncss. Of Montclar. At the Country club
last Wednesday evening
Announcement has been received OF the marriage
Of Miss Dorothy Harrington. formerly Of Mont
clair. to J. Morton Rcvell. ~ Windsor. ontario.
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BELLIiNILIlt.

The Bellcville Wheemcn viii give "A reception on
April ~
Abe Bclleve Republican club VIII give It's Easter
baal April H.
The Method ls Episcopal iunla sch o. has chosen
G. q. Jones. superintendent. the Rev. j. II. Egbcrt
assistant superintendent; Theodore sanford.
urer. John W. be Puy secretary. j. j. Dpniltc as
sistant secretary; Ellsworth Coycman and }. W.
Maynard. librarians: 4. G. Hin. organist
The Rev. g. S Abbott. jr. OF brooklyn IL the
guest OF the Rev. &. s. Abbott. of Main-st
a recount for the office of Constable was held
in the First District. The original returns showed
the election OF Joseph Manning. Democrat Icy IA
ma jOrity Of two votes. but the recount gave a ma
jority In favor Of Edmund j. Sanford, Republican.
Of thrlN-nlnn Nnina
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RAILWAY.

Bishop Scarborough administered the rite of con
frmation class of about twenty-five at the
evening service Wednesday night
The Railway Club composed of eighty citizens
has elected for president DR.. j. J. DAILY; vice-pres
dent F. :. Savage; secretary DR. {. r. Holmes
treasurer. eX-County Clerk John l.. CroweiA The
Board Of Governors consists OF ex-State Senator T.
= Vail y. f. Mead, jr., George Bracher. +. A.
Reinhardt and f. a. Camp.m The initiation fee
has been fixed at $25 yearly dues. $50. A committee
has been appointed TO select building for club
house
New hymnais viii be used st. Paus on Easter
The electric cars are running now The first one
was put Wednesday,
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KEAItNY

The Township Committee has decided 10 grant
tho lighting contract 20 George +. Woolston. lie
agree. - supply ~" necessary lights for the Town
Han free ami nf,y-canilt lights in places in the
town for 81 a year each. . ., 80.
TrrosiIrcr / V porland reports receipts tIG2l u;
disbursements. S20ll3 Il; balance on hand. Aprh J.,
s. - -. go
Wo~thington says the committee had examined ih'
arteslan wells In the township ana thht IN" VAL
would be- tested MIR Worthington talked with
Mayor Waaser. Of Jersey city. who informed MN
that arrangements were being mad" for a temporary
SUNNY. probably with the Enst jersey Company
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ENGIEWOOD.
GOOD FRIDAY DOlNGS AND EASTER WEEK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPRING
ENTERTAINMENTS

ENTERTAINMENTS
Englewood people decidedly favor having Good
Friday a legal holiday. This feeling is the result
partly OF the beautiful weather. but mostly OF
course of devoutness The skies clear and
the sun shone so brightly yesterday that it was
certainly little less than outrage that business
should be Obliged to go TO the city and work.
when the roads in such excellent condition for
prepared at the churches. OF course. the thought
OF the hours Of bicycling which had 70 be missed
men and youths experienced in being ahut out from
the services Of the day. This Is the reason why
the citizens of the town nod such enthusiastic APP
proval to the bills introduced into some OF the state
Legislatures to make Good Friday holiday They
all hope that New-Jersey may some time pass hcn
a bill, and then Eng!ewood on Good Friday WIN
certainly be a place where the wicked cease from
Prepare tons for Easter music in the PRESBYTERIAN
and Protestant Episcopal churches this year
Ella borate At the Presbyterian Church the princi-
framing :' FOR some time and Is MADE up practically
of the same voices which sang at the Chrstmastiie
so acceptaby. The church Will BE-. Of course, beau,
tifuy trimmed. The music at 81. PauIs Episcopal
Church VIII be sung by a choir Of twenty voices.
The principal selections for the morning services are
Christ Our Passover TIE Dcum. from 5ervice in
T. by E. Prout, Jubiiate' from service In F. by
Carrot; anthem, Awake Thou That sleeptsi' and
Arise from the Dead" chorus from Stainers can
tata There Will be childrens carol service in the
The res, of Easter week viii be nlied up with
The usual spring gdyeties which always leap into
existence upon the return home OF the school ana
college men and maidens. Perhaps the most notable
dHdr OF me week VIII De an cntertdlhtlcht gwen
at the opening of the Academic Theatre In Holicon
Hail. next Thursday evening The performance
which viii be given b. students Of the American
Academy OF Dramatic Arts, Will include the Hymn
to Apollo. which Is believed to be the earliest
Greek music extant. II recently discovered in
the ruins at Delphi. and has been sung, II IL said
only twice since its discovery once IN Athens. and
in Paris. Engewood people naturally feel
proud that the honor Of bringing this hymn 10 the
Of the American public should belong here The
second feature Of the programme VIII include the
principal scenes from The Electra" Of Sophoces:
the third, scene from Les rreceuses RidculeS. OF
Moliere; the fourth. scene from "EpccOnc, or the
Silent Woman. by ben JonsOn. The hfih and
last will be the first act OF Little EyOf." by
Henrik lbsen.
on May "a. Mrs Garfield and her pupils will give
a spring cantata in the Lyceum. which Is looked
forward 70 with great deal OF interest
F. II. Hoffman. cashier of the Citizens National
Bank, who Ia extremely i'll with pneumonia, has
shown a slight Improvement in his condition.
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CAI.IW ELL.

IL T. r. Bond has sold his house on Wcstvilic-
ave to j. r. McChcsuct
Miss Ncttlc Sawyer. teacher Of classics in the
brooklyn High School. has rented cottage At
Essex Falls
Tho caldwell Brass Band ma elected Joseph T..
Beach leader and president. Wilbur Gould. vice
PRESIDENT Joseph Moore. secretary, ana Austin r..
Hrdden, treasurer.
The trustees of the CA Iwell Methods; Episcopal
Church have decided To- erect only = wooden struc-
ture for the present and $3.50 has been subscribed
fDr the purpose
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FRANKLIN

The new Town Committee will not be sworn In
for ten days. 1t Is said that Wilson q. KlersteaG
viii be- mad" chairman. and VIII have the appoint
ment of the committees. Ii rs said that Samuel
Hopper has been slated Tor superintendent OF the
trolley construction through Franklin. and H. j. NJ.
Chase for treasurer. with Mrssrs. Blum. Sear.es
ard Thatcher "A the Committee on Road and Side
walk Construction.
Everett Nreeland, farmer and an Old resident
of Franklin fell from his wagon the Avondale
Road Wednesday. lie was taken to his home in
thestnut-St
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The following officers have been elected by the
trustees OF the newly incorporated Tenafy Library
Society: President s. q. Clarke: ylce-presIcnt A.
c. Worth; secretary. b. r.. Vogt; treasurer. J. u.
Tutte. The socety's objects are the promotion OF
learning. the study OF literature and ART; and the
maintenance or pubic read!ng-room and library.
Work on the extension 70 the schoohouse VIII
soon begin The cost is not exceed 5000.
Kenmore Home" and Happy Lands" Tena-
hys TWO homes for poor city children are already
getting ready for tneir little Visitors
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CRAWFORD.

The new Athletic Clubhouse was open for lnspcc-
ton Monday night
Tho Ladies Ala Society - the Meth list Episcopal
church IS arranging FOR an entertainment the last
Th" Rcy H. j Johnson. a graaunte ~ brow
seminary has been appointed 10 take charge oi the
Methodist church
IL II Kognn OF brooklyn. has rented a house
from Alden Bgsow ana VIII take possession May |.
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KINGSLAND-

George W. Fiss. Il well-known and popular resi-
dent. died on Thursday after "a long Illness. lie
WAS "A prominent odd Fellow, and chairman of the
trustees of the l.yndhurst Presbyterian Chapel.
Pyramid Lodge. l. .. o. f.. vii! attend the funeral
In IA body tomorrow at D. m, when services will
be conducted by the Rev *. II. Il. Miles pastor
OF the kingsland chapel ana chaplain OF the Odd
Fellows Lodge
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EDDI)SIDE

The annual meeting OF delegates from the As
ISOLATED Canoe Clubs OF the Passac River in
Guiding canoemcn from Newark Arlington. Orange
Rutherford and Pasaaic. will be- held tonight at
Woodsidc Successors to Chairman +. Brenton
Boggs. OF the Ianthe Canoe club and Secretary
Treasurer w. VI. Smiley. OF the Orange Canoe
Club viii be chosen The site for the annual meet
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LIVINGSTON.

The BAPTIST Sunday school has elected h" follow
ing officers a. Ross Force. superintendent John
IT, plrkhurst. assistant superintendent: William l..
Force secretary; Miss Emma j. Baker. treasurer;
Miss Gertrude Flynn. organist; George II. Park
hurst librarian; Crowrll Baker assistant Librarian
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with their emnloves the bill of prices for the
season. 49,
reception was given by Miss Annie Washlng-
ton at her home in Washngton-ave., on Wednes-
day night. ., NJ,
j. A. Griffin has resigned his position with Wool,
the druggist to take similar one at ooutn
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IRNINGTs Y.

Alumni Han wax crowded Wednesday night
at the frs anniversary entertainment and reccp-
ton Of Irvnglon Council. No. l67. j. O. l.. A. VI.
The hall was drlped with the National colors, and
there was profuslon OF floral decorations. The
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programme consisted Of overture Of Mat2hnI
airs by Sachses Orchestra: duet. MISS e. AleiunHs
and Mrs J. Baumgartner and other features.
Dancing followed he entertainment Ihe p popf
WadswOrth Jonah Hardgrove and Edward Weiss.