The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-03
SOUTH ORANGE.

Mrs. william williams. of Summit
and Plymouth avenues. is al ocean
Grove.
Mrs. James Smith. SIR. and Lester and
Miss Gladys Smith, of Ill South Orange
avenue, have returned from Rockaway
Beach.
The marriage of Miss Leola Friery,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Friery,
of Prospect. place. to waiter Bennett
also of that street, will take place at
noon. The knot will be tied by the
Rev. George Mooney. pastor of the
South Orange Methodist Church. The
couple will reside In a new house being
erected by Mr.. Bennett at Prospect
street and Prospect place.
John w. Williams removed today
from Milligan place to East Orange.
Arthur B. Leach and family. of Scotland
road, have returned from Southampton,
L. l.. where they spent the summer
Fischer Miller, Of Irving avenue. has re-
turned from Michigan, Me.
st. Mary's Parochial School reopened
with a large attendance, following a mass
which the pupils attended in the Church of
Our Lady of Sorrows.
The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows will
be represented in the Holy Name parade
to take place October 10 for the first time.
Charles I. Beck, Of 1S1 Academy street,
has returned from Asbury Park.
Miss Ethel Waldo, of South Orange ave-
nue., neturned today from a stay in Con-
nectieut.
William J.. Kingsland and family. of
Ridgewood road, have returned from Hyan-
mis-, Mass.
Mrs. Sidney B. Head, of Monmouth
Beach. Is the guest Of her parents. Mr.:
a9d Mrs. Theodore w. Van 1derstine. Of
Valley street.
]. Wilbur Spencer and family. of ST Tay-
Conn., .@''
Samuel and Edward Cobb. of Irvington
avenue. hav returned from Connecticut.
\ Harry w. -Champenois, of Cottage street,
Aao oft.rraA al frOnn ShnF0hQf1 T.
Mrs. G. l.. Van Colt, of Arnold ter
race. left today for Nolan's Point, Lake
Hopatcong. where she will Nregister at
Thomas Judge, of 10 Church street, has
gone to Tompkinsville, Staten Island,
where he has accepted a government posi-
ton.
Marshal of Police Thomas r. Mcguire,
of Riggs place., has returned from Atlantic
City.
Robert Metcalf, Of 1856 Prospect street,
has returned from Bellport, Long Island.
Mrs. Higgins, of 17S Prospect street. re-
moved today to New York.
Mrs. Michael Lally, of Clark street, who
is confined to st. Mary's Hospital, Orange,
with typhoid fever, is slightly improved.
Newton Kitchell. of Academy street, re-
turned last night from Lake Hopatcong.
The South Orange Athletic Club baseball
team won the second game of a series
from the Sylvans, of Summit, on the Tay-
lor grounds Yesterday afternoon by the
score of II to /. George smith, VINO twlried
for the local team, allowed but four hits.
DR.. Charles Ball. of Valley and Third
streets. returned from Lake Hopatcong
after camping there for two weeks.
Harry Hoffman,, of Cottage street; sam
mel Frederick and Frank Frederick Of
Academy street, and Grover and Fred
Young, of Arnold terrace, returned from
Lake Hopatcong yesterday. :,
Miss Katherine Ash, OF valley street VIII
leave for the Jamestown Exposition FIJI
okiy.
eugene Cuff. of Montrose avenue, re-
turned yesterday from a business trip 10
Middletown. N. Y.
John G.. Gould and family, Of Montrose
avelue. have returned from Watch Hill,
r. I.
Walter Misner and Harold Forest won
the best ball handicap competition at the
Field Gu among the golfers Yesterday.
The scores were AZ and 81 for a total OF W.
Mrs. w. j. Brown and son, Arthur
Brown, of Academy street, Heft yesterday
for Asbury Park.