The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-02
CHURCH BLAMED FOR GROWING ABSENCE
OF LABoRlMG CLASSES WITHIN THE PEWS.
SOUTH ORANGE.

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being circulated by residents of Valley
street and will probably be presented TO
the Village Board of Trustees for action
at a meeting to be held next Monday
Miss May Tanham, of 10 South Orange
avenue, has returned from a vacation
spent with relatives in the Bronx, New
York.
For the first time this season the South
Orange Athletic Club baseball team lost
on its home grounds yesterday. and con-
sidering that the club has played twenty
four games, it is considered a ereditable
record. The Vailsburg Stars were the
victors In a pitchers battle yesterday,
and took the first game of a series Of
South Orange Village and the Vailsburg
section of Newark by the score ofs7 to l.
The second game will be played on the
South Orange avenue and Boyland street
grounds, Vailsburg. next Sunday after
noon. The Athletics will plny the Syi-
vans, of Summit. on the Taylor grounds
this afternoon, weather permitting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kilborn, of Second
street, left Saturday for a stay at the
Delaware Water Gap.
chauneey B. Sayre,. of Montrose ave-
nue., left today for Britton Woods, N. H.,
where he will join his family.
Miss Julia Schneider, of Vose avenue,
who returned from England last week,
has gone TO Slide Mountain, in the Cats
kills, to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayne, jr., of
Scotland road, returned Saturday from
Edgartown, Mass. They were accompanied
by their son. Carol Bayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Marston. of Ray
mend and Charlton avenues; returned to-
day from Bellport. L. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey I Underhill and
family, Of Turrell avenue, who have. been
automobile for the past month, are now
at Hyannis, Mass. where they will re-
main two weeks before, their departure
for home.
1TJ,,t. q aE--A. - s-.s1, - go
turned from BeIlport. L. l.. Saturday are
occupying w. A. Brewers place In South
Orange avenue.
Former Village President Robert s. Sim
C,air. Miss Edith, Harold and Wallace
Sinclair, are at Avcn-by-the-Sea and will
return home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Janvier. Miss Eli
enor and Miss Mary Janyier, Of Raymond
avenue. are at Ludlow, VT.
Mrs. Frank E. Hagemeyer, of Montrose
avenue, Is home from Winter Harbor,
Me-. where she spent her summer r%usticat-
ing.
Mrs. Eyrus f. Lontrel will return to her
home IN Raymond avenue Wednesday.
Henry Belairs and family. who have &C.
eupied the house during the summer, left
for their home In New York today.
Village Trustee William Torey Baird and
Collier Baird have returned from an au-
tomobile trip through the New England
States.
Mrs. Guinot and her sister, Mrs. Eugene
V. Connect. sr., of Scotland road, will
spend the next two weeks of their stay
abroad at Torquay, England. They ex-
peet to return home about September Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Teller and family,
who have been occupying Fischer Millef's
home Irvington avenue, for the summer
months, have returned to their home, ITO
Boulevard, N. Y.
The funeral of Peter Gregan. son of
former Policeman and Mrs. Lawrence
Gregan, of Riggs place, took place from
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morning, the Rev. James J. Hall, rector,
officiating. The interment was In the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
Lester and William Rockefeller, jr, and
Miss Ethel Rockefeller, of Riggs place,
are at Chester spending their vacationN
Robert Morrison, of 20 Lindsey avenue,
returned today from the Highlands. Mrs.
Clara McCullom, of Riggs place, has re-
turned from a stay at Altoona, Pa.
Former Assistant Attorney General and
are on a tour of the New England states
IN their automobile. They were at Poland
Springs, Conn, Saturday.
Mrs. Charles owen, OF Ward place, Is
stopping at the Norman HOUSE, oceah
Grove.
Miss Mary Farnsworth, of 7 South Or
ange avenue, left today for connecticut
to visit relatives.
Frank McGrath, of Valley street, LEFT
today for Atlantic City.
William j. Shannon, Steward at the
Field Club, has returned from a stay at
Alaire.
Division No. s. Ancient order of Hiber-
mans, will meet in Masonic Hall Thurs
day to initiate eight candidates.
Charles Hughes, of Ward place; Ira T.
Redeem, of Riggs place, and Professor
and Academy street, have gone on a camp
ing expedition to Port Jefferson, l.. /.
The Field Club baseball nii.s was vic
torious Saturday by the score of u to 1.
Tho Wilton Insurance COmn1nN'S rpnrp-
sentatives We're the victims. William
Smith, who twirled for the locals, al
lowed but three hits and struck out fif-
teen batters. This afternoon the Field
Club will have the Englewood team as
its opponents.
George F. II. Britain. of Scotland road.
contemporaries q trip abroad early next
month.
Roy Pierson. Of Turrel avenue, and Ma
son Meeker. of Valley road, are at Asbury
Park for a few lays.
Elliott Kitchell. of Academy street, has
returned from Lake Hopatcong. where he
spent the past fortnight.
Patrick Morrison, of Ridgewood road,
has returned from a trip up the Hudson.
j. w. Cort is at the Summerield Hotel,
Ocean Grove.
George Becker. of South Third street,
has returned from Liberty, N. Y.
Thomas Crowley. of Kingman road. is at
Asbury Park.
Henry B. Becker. of South Third street,
mas RETURNED IfOll 1IttuN llt. ~ I.
Miss Maud McKeon. of Kingman road,
has gone TO Asbury Park.
Miss Alice M. Coon is among the South
Orangeltes at Asbury Park. She is reg
istered at the Ardsley.
Benjamin r. Jones, Of South Prospect
street. is stopping at the Pine Bluff Inn,
Point Pleasant.
Oliver o. Deane. jr., of Cottage street.
Is at Asbury Park.
William Van Iderstine, of 66 Valley street,
has returned from a vacation spent at
Middletown Springs, Conn.
Mrs. Joseph Tracy, OF Riggs place, mas
returned from a two weeks stay at AS
bury Park.
Miss Alice Malay, Of Academy street,
has returned from Asbury Park.
Miss Margaret Nolan, of Valley street,
has returned from York Harbor, Me,
after spending the summer at that place.
A large delegation of South Orange peo-
Pile went on the Ancient Order of Uuited
Workmen's excursion to Asbury Park to-
day. Those who had charge of Watching
Lodges interests are: Charles l. Beck,
Bruno Osterman. William H.. Van Ider-
slime and Theodore Van Iderstine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Gellatly and
family, Of Turrell avenue, have returned
from York Harbor. Me, where they
spent the past two months in their cot
tage.
John S. Allen. of Scotland road, has
purchased a REQ touring car.
Schuyler Var Vechten won the Glass A
ball sweepstakes INDUCED In by the golfers
at the Field Club Saturday afternoon. This
afternoon the golfers will take part in a
four-ball foursome. weather permitting.
The autumn half OF the. East Jersey
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