The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-12
SOUTH ORANGE.

I.ouis w. Colauitt, of R%ldgewood road
South Orange. left today in his Foru run
about for Lake R~onkonkoma, Il. l.
A fox terrier dog supposed to pc raplo
was shot NV Policeman John Matte at the
rear of Edgar M. Taylors. resinence ~
South Orange avenue yesterday a~1ternooh.
The Rev. james ]. Hall, rector or me
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, retuI1eu
home TODAY from a several weeks stay at
Block Island.
with the inauguration of a new schedule
today the trolley cars on South Oranse
avenue began to run on an ght-mlnu
headwny Instead of ten minutes apart.
The service for Maplewocd on the Naliey
street line was also bettered TWO minutes,
running now fourteen minutes apart.
The Misses Anastasia and Lillian kirwin,
of Academy street. are automobiling in
South Jersey.
The South Orange Athletic Club wish
William Smith twirlinR and Peter kas-
singer catching easily defeated the Alpha
A. G.. Of Poseville. on the Taylor grounds
yesterday afternoon by the score OF Il 10
10. O'Donncll. who PLAYED shortstop for
the locnls, ihnde two home runs. While
Snunders and Beach also connected with
the horseshoe for circuit swats.
Mrs. John Mills, of l Vose avenue. Is at
Ocean Grove.
The Field Club baseball nine defeated
the Velox Social A. c.. of Irvington, Satur-
day in m cleven-inning contest. 4 to 3.
J. C. Dolby, of 60 Arnold terrace, left
today for Sussex to spend his vacation.
Miss Mary T. Enger. of 40S Centre street.
has been given a Pope touring car by her
father, George Enger.
Thomas Russell, of Valley street and
South Orange avenue. will spend next
week at Asbury Park.
Patrick Kirwin, of Academy street, has
returned from Asbury Park.
E~ast-bound trolley car No. / Of the South
Orange and Maplewood line Jumped OFF
the track opposite David Sullivan's car
riage shop last night about 10 o'clock and
remained off until his morning at 6
I w~k,,. "a .gunar ~ mn YEnnnna1Ad IN
lacking the vehicle on the rails again.
Among the South Orangeites who are
stopping Mt Camp N%acirena, Lake Hopat-
cong. are Mrs. Samuel Frederick and sons,
Samuel and f. NJ. Frederick. of Academy
street. and Grover C. and Frank M.
Young, of Arnold terrace.
The feast of the Assumption Of the
masses at 5:l5 and S:so o'clock in the
Church Of Our Lady of Sorrows Thurs
day morning.
rose avenue, are at Breton Woods, N. H,
for the remainder of the season.
X. r. Kingsbury. of Charlton avenue,
is nj Swamscott. Mass
The Rev. George Mooney, pastor of the
South Orange NJ. E. Church. has returned
from a two weeks stay at B~loomingsburg,
N. T..
Miss Dana Magovern. of Prospect street.
has gone to Patchogue, l.. l. TO spend
the remainder OF August.
A. quartet composed of Mrs. Elsie Nc
Gale, soprano; Miss Pauline Bendwig. on
%tralto; Theodore Bott, bass, and w J..
Germany, tenor, rendered the music in
the Methodist Church yesterday.
An official of the Public Service Cor
poration today said that the work of re-
laying new westbound tracks in South
Orange avenue would be completed this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F.. Burke and fam
lily, of Hillside place. have gone to Bar
netgat to spend the remainder of the
warm spell.
T.. C. Woodbury.. of Charlton avenue,
has gone to Boston.
As usual, Sergeant Thomas ]. Sherry
led In the target shooting by the police
Saturday. His score was IS. The other
scores were as follows: Acting Rounds
man Frank Kenny, 2S; Lawrence Coreoran
"a: Roundsman Theodore Steve, 81; Johr
Manion, 20; Edward Tracy, IA; and Patrick
Maguire, u.