The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-27
SOUTH ORANGE.

Fire Chief Harry J. Becker has asked
the foremen of the fire companies for
a list of names of the firenen who fought
the Lackawanra Railroad round house
blaze several months ago 1t is said that
Superintendent Charles H Ketcham has
rendered the chief check for 500 to be
divided among the firemen for the good
work done at the fire.
Edward IL Finley. of 349 Montrose ave-
nue.. who has been abroad since the first
Of June. will return home the latter part
of next month.
Rov Hoslzier Youngest son of Herman
G. Hoskier. of Rldgewood road, who was
operated on for appendicitis ten days ego,
has recovered sufficiently to be removed to
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey l. Underhill. Miss
Katharine Underlill and Andrew Under
hill. of Turrel avenue. will spend the
month of August at the Sunset Hill House
The guests at the Meadow Club South
ampton. l.. L.. include Miss Marion Ep-
plcy and Orson d. Mum, of South Or
ange
avenue. have opened their house in Pitts
field. Mass. and will remain there until
the latter part OF September.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Forbes. OF s64
Charlton aVenue. who are now making a
tour of England, France and Germany in
an automobile, will return home early in
September.
The South Orange Athletic Club baseball
N
Newark, on the Taylor grounds tomorrow
afternoon. The home team will be strength
ened by Henry Batters. n former Holy
Cross College player: Harry Edwards, who
in recent years played on the Actives of
Newark: Water Superintendent Cornelius
p. Nolan, who at one time played with the
Newark Eastern League team and Hugh
Conlan. the former South Orange A. G.
star James Keenan, and Peter Kagsinger
will form tie battery.
Thomas Fenton Taylor and family have
removed from South Orange AT present
they are occupying their summer cottage
In the Thousand Islands and in the autumn
will make their home in New York city
Mr. Taylor's house, which was purchased
by Norman Selby. better known as kid
Mccoy" Is not as yet occupied.
The Misses julia and Eliza beth Schneider
of Nose avenue, who are visiting their
brother. Douglas Schneider, In England
are expected to sail for home early next
Gordon II. Byron, of 1o4 Prospect street.
is at the fdgemere Club, Edgemere Long
Island.
Mr. and Mrs william r Rundio, of
Fairview avenue, returned yesterday from
a stay in Maine.
Mr. and Mrs Henry b. Halsey of Fair
view ana Gardner avenues, left today for
Lake HOpatcong. Their daughters. the
Misses Janette and Helen Halsey, spent the
last week 1T that place.
Miss Jessie Kennedy. of Irvington. sailed
today for Londonderry, ireland, on steamer
Columbia. OF the Anchor line
D'Alma's trained animal show has made
application to the village officials for
permission 10 show in the village on Aug
ust IA and 10
Wnamucca Tribe, Improved Order OF
Redmen had more than 100 guests from
tribes At a reception and
initiation ceremonies in Masonic Hall last
night.
Wallace Sinclair OF South Orange has
donated a silver cup to be played for at
the Arsdale Golf Club. East Orange. this
afternoon between ] Il. c. Baker and F.
w J. Fullerton The latter two have
reached the finals.
Miss Della Mooney Of Vose avenue, and
Miss Mary Monahan. of Scotland road
have sailed on the steamer Celtic for Ire
land They viii return in September ac-
companied by Miss Moneys sister Kath-
ern.