The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
SOUTH ORANGE.

Former Assemblyman Timothy Barrett,
of Valley street and Hixon place, South
Orange, has plans out for the erection of
a house in Roland avenue. Arthur K,
Reeve contemplates building in I'urrell
street.
Frederick D. CrozIer has purchased the
building formerly owned and occupied by
Theodore Van Iderstine in Second street
as a shoe store, and is having it re-
modelled as a bungalow, in which he VIII
reside. Assistant Postmaster Stanley b.
Van Iderstine, who purchased the old Van
Iderstine homestead from his grandfather,
is having it remodelled as a two-family
dwelling.
Miss Lillian Burghardt, of South Third
street, is in DR.. Mefford Munyon's Hos
pital, Prospect street, where she under
went an operation for appendicitis last
night.
Hope Lodge No. 17s, 1. O.. o. F.. in
itiated John Todd, Of Vose avenue, and
John Meyer last night.
The South Orange Republican Executive
Committee has secured the real estate
office at South Orange avenue and Scot
land road as its headquarters for the cam
paign. A large Fort banner has been
placed in front of the building.
William c.. Brown, of South Orange ave-
nue. and Valley street, has gone to Asbury
Park to visit relatives.
Policeman Patrick Reynolds, who is but
seventeen ounts behind Sergeant Thomas
j. Sherry in the police target practise,
will nave his last chance to overcome
Sherry tomorrow afternoon on the Fenner
grounds. Sergeant Sherry and Reynolds
are the only two in the department who
will receive medals, they having an aver
age of more than So.
Winamucca Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, will celebrate the twelfth ami
versary Of its institution with a large
The Haymakers' Association connected
with the tribe will celebrate its first an
niversary. Large delegations will be pres
emit from Watching Tribe, of Newark;
X oxl cktQ Tribe Of MOnfHIair H Lack
awanna Tribe of Hoboken and Musgo-
hongo Tribe, of Morristown. The great
sachem. of Camden, and Great Chief of
Records Daniel Stephens will be present.
A delivery wagon belonging to Thomas
e. Summers, of Mlllburn avenue and Val
ley street, Maplewood, ana a coupe being
driven by Charles Willie. Of Orange Valley,
collided in R~idgewood road, yesterday
afternoon. smashing a hind wheel on the
latter vehicle and swapping the harness
on Summers's rig.
The funeral of George Dove, ST., 81 years
old, took place from his home, Sc Valley
street, yesterday afternoon. The interment
was in the Valley street cemetery, South
Orange.
Residents and property-owners of Valley
street are preparing a petition to present
to the village Board Of Trustees concern
ing the condition of the cutters on the
west side of that t~horoughfare, being as
high as the sidewalks, and asking that the
gutter be remedied before the snow ano
ice comes
The police will don their winter over-
coats November /, and beginning on tina
date the bluecoats will be provided will
coffee by the police committee at midnighi
when going on and off duty, as was done
last winter.
Miss Frances Halsted, of Taylor place
has returned from a stay at Goshen, N. \
The Rev. George Mooney, pastor Of the
South Orange NJ. e. Church, delivered an
address at a meeting of the EpwortE
League of the Elizabeth Methodist Church
last night.
Harvey I. UnderhilI, president Of the
Village Improvement Society, has postet
notices about the village requesting resi-
dents to appear at the mass meeting e
be held in the Village Hall Monday nigh
and advocate the Grove road parkwas
project. On the posters 1t states that Mon.
day will be the last chance in which &c
get the parkway.
A special meeting of South Orange
Branch. l.. c. B. A., will be held in st
Mary's Parochial School hall tonight, wheI
arrangements VIII be completed for {
euchre to be given in the Village Hal
next month.
The funeral of Captain William G
Shacktord will take place from his lat
residence. Vose avenue, tomorrow after
noon. upon the arrival Of the 2:S0 O'CLOCK
train from New York.
Mrs. Arthur Quinn, OF East Cedar lane
is confined to Memorial Hospital, Orange
by illness.
A valuable red setter dog belonging II
William N. Drake. of Valley street, wa
killed pv q trolley car in that thorough
fare yesterday afternoon.
Miss Eta Kilburn, of Prospect street
is visiting in Washington, d. c.
Albert Meyers new house in Ridgewoo'
road will be ready for Novem
her liz