The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-26
SOUTH ORANGE.

London, England, will return home early
in September.
Thomas Russell, of Valley street and
South Orange avenue, is home from a
stay at Asbury Park.
Mr.; and Mrs. JON j. Bowe. of Ridge
wood road, have gone toe Spring Lake to
spend a fortnight.
Daniel McRorie. of Luddington road, has
trip.
w. A. Manda. of Third street. has re-
turned from a trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Helmiinger, of u Hixon place,
Is at, the Woodmansten Hotel. Fort
SCHUYLER, Westminster County, N. Y.
MISS Gertrude E.. White, of Third street.
has returned from a stay at Atlantic City.
J. Misses Katherine and Cecilia Flynn,
sojourning.
Miss Anastasia Kirwin and Miss Lillian
klrWin, or Academy street. have returned
fron: South Jersey, where they were tour
Harry Yunck, of Meeker street. has re-
turned from a two weeks ~sojourn at
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Reynolds, of
3G1 Hartford road. have closed their home
and gone to Block Island until the mid
die of September, \
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Frank and Max
Fauld. of Centre street. have returned
from Europe, where they have been travel
Mrs. Benjamin Decker, of South Or
ange avenue. and Miss katherine Osborne.
OF Second street, have gone to Ocean Grove
for two weeks.
Mrs, Margaret Sparrow. of Valley street.
is at Far Rockaway sojourning.
Eugene. Y. Allen. OF Scotland road, is
registered at the New Monmouth, Spring
Lake
Village Clerk ~. A. Fitzsimmons. of
Irvington avenue, lis at Atlantic City.
Tax Clerk Andrew Mcdonald, of Ridge
wood road. will spend the next two weeks
fishing in Sussex County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray w. Ferris. Of,
Scotland road. have gone to New York
where they will register at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Ball and sons, DIR.
Charles e. William and Harry, of Valley
ard Third streets. have returned from Il
stay at Camp Columbia, Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Mabel Bottom, of Valley street, is
back from Lake Hopatcong.
Mrs. c. H. Selka is at the Allenhurst
Inn, Allenhurst.
Among those registered at the New Mon
month, Spring Lake, is c. L.. Holzderber,
of Montrose avenue.
John S. Thompson, of Prospect stpset. is
at A~von-by-the-Sea. His abode is the
Avon Inn.
j. F. Blanchard, OF IL Montrose avenue,
has purchased a cottage in the Adiron-
dacks, where he is now sojourning with
his family.
Mrs. John Rhatican, her daughters, Miss
Margaret and Miss Molly, and grandson.
Frank Murphy, of Valley street. returned
Saturday from a vacation at Asbury Park.
Mrs. William White has returned to her
home in New York, after paying a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Horace Elwood, of %
Valley street.
Miss Margaret Johnson, of Riggs place.
left today for Asbury Park to spend a
week.
Village Trustee Walter T. Wallace. of
Ridgewood road, left today for Branfort,
Conn.
Theodore F. White, jr., of vose avenue.
has returned from a stay in the White
Mountains.
H.. w. Marshall, of Vose avenue, has
gone to Windsor, Conn.
Fireman Frederick A. Helmlinger, of
Hixon place, will spend the next few days
visiting his brother at Allentown, Pa.
Policeman Patrick Reynolds picked up
Frederick Hagen, 10 years old, OF Chat
ham,, early this morning. Mrs. John
Doschart, by whom the boy is employed,
'phoned to the local police and asked them
to be on the lookout for the youth. Rey-
nolds, who has succeeded in capturing
more than half Il dozen runaway boys
within the past year, succeeded in detect
ing the Chathamite.
Marshall of Police Thomas F. Mcguire
is at Atlantic City, and Sergeant Thomas
]. Sherry is acting marshal.
Policeman Michael Lally went on his
vacation today. and Policeman William
Comerford returned from a ten days vaca-
tion.
The Rosarlans and the WOMEN of the
parish will go to holy communion in the
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows next Sun
day morning.
The Epworth Leagae of the Methodist
Church will resume its weekly meetings
next Sunday night.
TIL Rev. E. G. Ray will return to tht
pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church
next Sunday, and the union services witt
Trinity Church will discontinue.
The South Orange Building and Loan
Association will end its fiscal year Sep
telsber Is. ana at that time the twenty
sixth series Of stock will be issued.
The Imperial Picture Company, under
the MANAGEMENT of Joseph Quinn, OF
South Orange avenue, will give a moving
picture exhibition in the Maplewoo1 Sport
ing Club Hall September Il, under the
U. A. M.
The Public Service Corporation is re-
paving the roadway of South Orange be
tween the trolley tracks west of Valley
street.
The public schools of the village will
re2nen September 9. st: Mary's Parochia
School will reopen September 3.
The Exempt Firemen's Association will
meet September 5.
Property-owners i'm South Orange ave
nue., South Orange, have begun the worl
of laying the eight-foot cement sidewalk
as required by 4 village ordinance.
The Village Board of Trustees will coy
slider the report of the Board of Assess
mtutS oH tue WOfk OF pHNlnB tue ioduNoS
and cutters OF Berkeley and Irvingtol
avenues at the next regular meeting.
Chairman Walter L. Wallace of the
street committee has made an agreement
with F. L. Du Bosque whereby a tree
which is on the line of the sidewalk II
front of Mr.. Du Bosque's home in Stanley
road shall be allowed to remain. In TN
event of its removal MIR. Du Bosque VII
meet the expense.
The village trustees have ordered Dunatt
fusco paid SS.SS3.34 for eurbins and gut
tering Scotland road. Contractor ludwig
Eatt has been given $2,S47.73 for grading
paving and guttering West End road, ans
$2,S5O.4S for paving and guttering Vos'
avenue.
The residents and property owners O
sherman place have pottitioned the village
board of trustees TO nave that street ,ac
copied as q public t~horoughfare. and How
land d.. Perrine. chairman of the ordi
nance COMMITTEES. is having an ordinance
prepared to thar effect. 1t VIII come N
for action az. the next meeting Of thu
beard, Septcu5er ~