The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-30
SOUTH ORANGE.

superintendent OF Schools Henry w.
Foster Will be at his office all next week
for the classification Of pupils. An unusual
~ large part of the teaching force this
year is new. The schools will open Sep
tember ..
Miss Harriet Spinning, of Irvington ave-
nue., who has been travelling in the West
and who is now In California with her ia
ther, the Rev. George l.. Spinning, will re.
on September IS.
Miss 3. C.. Farrell. Of Academy street,
has gone on n %aoionrn 10 upper New York
state.
Miss Mary NIagee. of Third street, is
soiourning at Lake Hopatcong.
Village Trustee Charles H.. Burke and
family. of Vose avenue. have returned
from abroad. having spent the summer
In Germany.
Frank Voight. OF Third and Church
streets. an engineer on the Lackawanna
Railroad. was taken ddenly Ill while
on duty Yesterday and had TO quit work.
Mrs. Michael Bally, wife Of Policeman
Michael Lally. ard son both have typhoid
fever. Mrs. Lally was taken to the Or
anSe HOSPITAL Yesterday.
Miss Winlfred Kelly. Of Ralston avenue,
has ~returneu from a visit 70 her parents
at Boyle, Roscommon County, Ireland
Mrs. Henry r.. Halsey and the Misses
Janette and Helen Halsey, of Fairview
and Gardner avenues, have returned from
Lake Hopatcong after spending the sum
mer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Leeb. of Ralstou
avenue, have returned from Spring a
Mr.. aud Mrs. George KTidel, Of South
Orange avenue. have returned from As
bury Park. where they spent the summer.
Mrs. S. G. L'Hommedieu and Miss Ma
tale L'Hommedieu, Of Montrose avenue,
have returned from the Isles Of Shoals,
Portsmouth, N. II.
The Rev. E. G.. Ray, Of East Orange.
viii preach on Christ and Labor" in the
First Presbyterian Church. next Sunday.
This will be the first service held IN the
church in several weeks. and will be under
the direction or she department of church
and Iator. The nnlon services with Trim
ity Church win discontinue for the sum
mer.
The Epworth League OF the Methodist
Church viii hold a business meeting Sep
tenber 3.
Miss Helen Gavin. OF Scranton, Pa, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Rose Mccarthy
of Scotland road, Orange.
Peter Gregan. of Riggs place, Is seriously
Ill with typhoid fever at Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Pulling, OF Vost
avenue. have returned from Ellenville. n
T., where they spent the past two months
Miss Janette Palen. of II Ridgewood
road, returned yesterday from henne'
bunkport, Me.
James Greer IS making extensive repairs
III the greenhouses in Meeker street
which he purchased from James McGOwar
last spring.
]. L. Schenck, Of Irvington avenue. hai
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State.
Miss odeIle Van vechten. Of RidgewooS
road, left today for Long Island.
The first of q series of three games &c
decide the baseball championship of South
Orange village and the Noilsburg section
of Newark will be played on the Taylor
grounds, Sunday afternoon, between tbs
South Orange Athletics and the Na.ia5uIg
Stars. The Stars have lost but one game
this season while the locals have lost bu
two out Of ~twenty-three played. William
Smith will twirl for the locals. On Mon
day afternoon, Labor Day. the Athletic
Tub nine will play the Syivans, of Sum
nit, on the Taylor grounds, IN the second
Of a series OF games. the Sylyans having
won the first.
A DOGGY handicap has heeu arranged 70
the golfers at the Field Club tomorrow
afternoon.
Police Justice J Martin Roll has issue
summonses for six small boys OF Clurci
street to appear before him Monday morn
ing on a charge preferred by Mrs. JOSEF
Rantosca. an Italian woman, Of 30 Churc.
street. She alleges that they threw stone
ut her While walking along the street.
Mrs. May Apgar, of Academy street, an
Miss Bertha MCGOWAN, OF Riggs place, VII
leave tomorrow for Asbnry Park, TO spen
a few days.