The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-28
U ORANGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Flagg, formerly
Of South Orange, is stopping at n New
York hotel until spring. when they will
again take up their residence in South
Orange.
Mrs Frederick Rodell and daughter,
Miss Ethel Rodell, of Valley street, are Wis
ting Mrs. Harry c, Burns at her homeI In
Scranton, Pa. Mrs. Burns is q former resi-
dent of South Orange.
A homemade AXE and candy sale for
The benefit of the Society for Lending Com
Fort to the Sic will be held in the
society's roons. 7 South Orange avenue.
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Conlan, of ITO South Or
pnge avenue, Is at Garden City, Long
Island.
Walter r. Harris and Henry B. Halsey.
Of Fairview avenue. have returned from
Jamestown. whore they went last week In
Mr.. Harris's new yacht.
Collier w. Beird, son of Village Trustee
and Mrs. William T. Baird. of Scotland
road a student at Yale University, won
the 220-yard dash and was second In the
broao jump II. the annual athletic games
of the college Saturday.
Society women of South Orange are ar
ranging a series of subscription dances
to be given at the Field Club during the
winter.
James Skefington. the 9-year-old son of
Policeman Patrick Skefiington, of Strath-
ern avenue. was removed to his home to-
day after being confined to the Orange
Memorial Hospital with appendicitis for
several weeks.
Roundsman Theodore Steve begins to
make his night rounds at 8 o'clock instead
of at . O'Clock. He goes off duty at 8
o'clock and returns Mt midnight and works
until 8 o'clock In the morning.
Mrs Nose Roth and daughter. Of Acad-
emy and Third streets, are at Atlanta
City.
The Filed Club howlers, r. Arthur Brain
ard, Richard Currier. Harold Roberts,
Harry w. ChampenOls and Oliver Q.
Deane, ir., defeated the East Orange Bowl
ing Clubs team on the R~osoville alleys Sat
urday night in two out OF three games.
A-srores were; South Orange. 1893, 1S6
and 300. while East Orange put up 7sl,
s5 and sss.
The Misses May and Margaret Roach
have returned to their home in Dover after
paving a visit TO the Misses Florence ana
AiicV Carter. of 10 Fourth street. =
Mrs. edwin Graves, of Green Village, Is
visiting her son, Frank Graves. OF IA
Fourth street. William Eaton. of Jersey
City. is the guest of Mr.. Graves's son
Edwin.
A cylinder head on engine No. 9sS, Of
the Lackawanna Railroad. blew out as the
train was entering the South Orange sta
ton Saturday afternoon, causing a block
ade on west-bound track No. 3 for an hour.
In the meanwhile trains went west on the
middle express rack.
The funeral of Ira M. Weaver. As years
old, who died Friday night in st. Mary's
Hospital. Orange, after a lingering illness,
took place from the home of his cousin,
G. Rertram Barnard 266 Valley street,
this Afternoon
The Junior members of the Field Club
have formed Il football team.
The students at Cornell University are
planning to dedicate a memorial window
in the college insmemory of the late Fred
erlck w. Grelle. son of Mrs. Frederick
Grelle. of Claremont avenue and Ridge
wood road, South Orange and James Nc
Cntcheon, students who lost their lives In
the fire which destroyed the Chi Psi fra
ternity building.