The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
SOUTH ORANGE.

The local political campaign will begin
tonight. when the Republican executive
committee will open headquarters at Scot
land road and South Orange avenue.
Martin Lenahan, Of Terrell street, will
sail tomorrow on the Lucania for a six
weeks stay at Elphln. Rosscommon. Ire
land.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George L. Spin
ing, of Irvington avenue, are expected
home. from San Francisco early next
month, after having spent the summer
Assistant Postmaster George R.. Gardner
will spend next week at Avon-by-the-Sea.
Miss Hattie Hauser, of Newark. is the
guest of the Misses Dorothea and Blanche
Beck, of ISL Academy street, for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Sanford and F.. s.
Sanford, 1r., are at Breton Woods, N. HI.
Henry B. Thomas and Miss Katherine
Thomas are staying at Elmwood Inn, In
t~ervale, N. H..
Village Clerk M. A. Fitzsimmons has
selected for polling places in the coming
S Siss' notifi Saf t iSm eoG Dnes b 6o rast Of ye Sections ana
to that effect. In the first district NJ.
Shepardson g Sons store, IS Sloan street.
will be used; second district, the village
hall. The bills for the use Of the polling
places have not as yet been paid by the
County Board of Freeholders, who claim
The Village Board of Trustees has set $40
as the cost OF rent for the village hall.
while $35 is asked by Mr.. Shepardson. The
than SIS.
The Rev. DIR. Fletcher L. West, pastor
of the Eighth Avenue NJ. e. Church, New
ark. will preach In the South Orange NJ.
h. Church Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Curtis, of Scotland road, has
gone to Providence. r. l..
The local firerlen who will attend the
relief associations State convention at
Wildwood September IL are: Robert Car
ter. with Patrick McCahery alternate.
from Hose Company No. l; George Z. Yer
SOY. with Arthur K. Reeve alternate. from
from Hook and Ladder Company.
e. j. Brautigan, OF East Orange, has
leased the house at 800 Turrell avenue.
Miss Genevieve Malarky. of Bay Ridge,
Is the guest of Miss Bertha MCGOWAN. of
81 Riggs place.
William ]. Hawkins. of y Third street.
%organist of the Methodist Church, has re-
turned from a vacation spent at Monroe
N. Y.
Mrs. Ernest Van Iderstine, of Fourth
street, is home from a ~sojouin to Pathogue,
j. l..
HOPE Lodge. l. o. o. F.. will initiate
three candidates at a meeting in the Tay-
lor Building next Wednesday night.
Village Trustee Rowland d. Perrine Is
acting as village president in the absence
of President Albert c. Wall. vino is at the
seashore
The task of appointing a village counse
has been put into the hands Of the inanc,
committee of the Village Board.
The Field Club baseball nine plays tn,
Woodsides, of Newark. on the Field C1ul
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Police Justice ]. Martin Roll fined An
tonic Polio. 8 years old, of 81 Church street
Joseph Samson, z years old. of so ChurcI
street. and Joseph Ranteze. 8 years old, o
the same address. each 81 yesterday 70
picking coal on the Lackawanna Railroa,
property. The complaint was made b,
George Nixon, a detective of the railroad
company.
The police will indulge In their weekl,
target practise on the Finner grounds to
morrow afternoon. Sergeant Thomas Sher
~, who is in the lead for the medal Offered
by the Rev. Archdeacon Lewis Cameron
will take part. He will have to put up
high score in order to keep ahead of Pc
liceman Reynolds, who is a close second.
Lester Smith. son Of James Smith. of IL
South Orange avenue, is at Rockawa,
Beach.
Mrs, Paul Woodruff, of Third street. i
at Beimar.