The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-20
BLOOMFIELD RIDGE.

The Rev. Dr. Jesse l.. Hurlbut, OK the
Park Methodist Church. Bloomfield, mas
| returned from Northampton. Mass, and
will preach tomorrow morning on : A FIN
ished Work" In the evening he VIII
speak on 'The Broad Commandment
| Frederick H. Siegfried, of the Morris ana
Essex Realty Company. says that one of
the leading manufacturers of Watsessng
has been selected for the position OF presl-
dent of the Watsessing Trust Company
and two Bloomfield men, with local bank
ing experience, have been selected Tor
the active positions Option has been Sc.
cured on site for the bank building at
panS will be organized In September.
The members of the executive commit
tee of the Bloomfield Board OF trade VII VII
meet next week to take action on the
death of Thomas MCGOWAN
The twenty second anniversary of Eu-
reka Lodge knights of Pythias, will be
appropriately observed on September "a.
Miss Pauline L. Cohn, of Franklin street
is at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fisher, of Pitt
street, are in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William H. Beardsley and daughter
Viola of Grove street have gone TO Penn
sylvania for four weeks.
Miss Viola Kerr. Of Montgomery street
is at Sparrowbush N. Y.
Assemblyman Daniel j. Brady, Of Lake
street, is in Cincinnati.
DaXlQ u. VI NiliidHtSOu ave-
nue., has gone to New York State.
Miss Edith Walker, Miss Jessie Colfax
and Miss Jennie Weller will spend the ball
ance of the summer in the Adirondacks
Mrs. Harry c. Van Auken, OF Glen
Ridge, with her children, is at Orr's ISL
and. Me
The Rev. ]. William Ryder will preach
in the Watsessing' M e. Church tomor.
row morning on When t s the South n. Wind Wind
iect WILL he Poor in Spirit"
Miss Lila Baldwin. OF Franklin street. Is
the guest of Miss Irma Harrison at Camp
Harrison, Green Pond.
Miss Margaret Geppner of Race street,
Miss G. Murtland. of Belleville avenue,
is in Ardsley. N. Y.
Heber C. Beldon, OF Broad street, is
home from stay at Greenwood Lake.
The First Presbyterian and Westmin-
ster churches will hold union services be
ginning tomorrow in the latter edifice with
preaching by the Rev William L. Wilcox.
Beginning August IS the services will be
held In the First Presbyterian Church,
when the following clergymen will occupy
the pulpit; August Is, the Rev. DR..
Henry " 4 Ballantlne a former p pastor, sto
mantown. Pa; September l, the Rev.
DR.. Balantine; September s. the Rev.
George L. Curtis.
Electric Employees Mutual Benefit As
sociation the following officers were
elected: L. w. French, president; =. Fitz-
patrick vice-president; j. Burke, secre-
tary; Charles Nicolai. treasurer The as
is In a prosperous condition, and
has declared a dividend of 81, ,330.S0. which
will be divided among the members of the
who have not drawn any bene-
ht The annual excursion under the
auspices of the association will be held in
the latter part of August, and will go to
Locust Grove, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M Humme, of
Park avenue, are in Ulster Heights, n Y.
William Muller, of State street, has re-
turned from New York State
Mr. and Mrs. j. Willis Pierson, of
Berkeley Heights Park, are home from
Jewett, n. Y.
u w. Duncan and family, OF Park
place, are at the Colonial In, Ognenquit,
Me.
Mrs. H. E. Worcester, of Beach street,
Is at Kennebunk Beach. Me.