The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-09
SOUTH ORANGE.

The public schools opened this morning
with a record attendance. and the sitting
capacity taxed almost to its limit.
Theodore C. woodbury.. of 29 Charlton
avenue. has returned from East Glouces-
ter. Mass.
Robert w. Wallace. of South Third
street. has returned from a vacation spent
In South Jersey.
Herman C. Hoskier. president of the Or
ange Lawn Tennis Club, and family, of
Ridgewood road. are expected to return
from Portsmouth, N. H., this week.
Mrs. w. G. Woodbury., of Prospect
street, has returned from Asbury Park.
Assistant Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott. of
Prospect street. has returned from Maine,
where he was frustrating.
Wilbur V. Knapp. of Riggs place. has
returned from Lake Hopatcong.
Wilkes Heart. the famous %trotter, at one
time owed by Peter j. Herman, of Ridge
wood road. South Orange, who sold the
horse to Frank Maybaum, of Vailsburg,
the present owner for $3.50. won the $4,000
Charter Oak Stakes at Hartford, Conn,
last Saturday. The horse has won consec-
utively in the last few races entered.
The Field Club golfers won from the
Elizabeth five in the first fall East Jersey
match, on the local links, Saturday, by
the score of 4 to l.
Joseph Tracy. of Riggs place, and Robert
Carter, Of Fourth street, have returned
from a stay at the Delaware Water Gap.
Policeman John Manion smashed all rec
in the shoot held on the Fenner grounds
Saturday afternoon. He put up a score of
As out Of a possible so. The nearest to
sal g was several eeeaI'e Weeks Ks a serses Sherry gn0 ~ho
is holding the lead in the race, got a 80
score Saturday and kept up his average,
Patrick Reynolds. The latter will shoot
next Saturday and expects to gain on the
leader. The other scores were as follows:
ward Tracy. "a; Roundsman Theodore
Steve. 10; Edward Hatton. II; Patrick
Maguire, I; William Smith, g..
William f. Gard, of Taylor place. has
returned from A~magansett. L. l., where
he was registered at the Hallway Cottage.
The Children Of Mary Society will re-
ceive holy communion in the Church OF
Our Lady of Sorrows next Sunday.
The Field Club lost to the Wanderers al
baseball Saturday, 4 to 8. Jack" Gilligar
and William Gardner formed the battery
for the locals.
Village Trustee Walter T. Wallace anc
his family, of Ridgewood road, have re.
turned from Brockton, Mass.
Although o%utplaying the Vailsburg Stars
by hitting more than two to theif one
making three errors to their four. ant
base on balls to Strang's four, the Soutf
Orange Athletic Club baseball team made
two runs to the Stars three and lost the
second game of the championship series Of
five games yesterday afternoon. Reeve
the locals twirler, also famed ten of thu
Stars batsmen while Strang struck out bu'
one of the locals. The third contest will bt
decided next Sunday.
Roundsman Theodore. Steve arrested
Frederick SchiH. of AIS Lincoln avenue
Orange for riding a bicycle without
light Saturday night. He was fined 81 BY
Police Justice ]. Martin Roll today.
Andrew Mcdonald, tax clerk in the Vii
lage Hall, has returned from his vacation
spent In Sussex County.
Former Village TRUSTEE William F. Allen
of Scotland road, Mas returned from Sen
eca Falls, N, Y.
n. S. Barlow, of 20 vose avenue, ha'
returned from Chatham. Mass. aftel
spending the summer at that place.
Mrs. George II. Cobb. of III >Irvingtor
avenue. has returned from LocHport, Mass
George Turrell, of Turrell avenue, has
returned from Bellport, l.. l., where hi
was stopping at the Wyandotte Hotel.
Edward III. Finley. Of Montrose avenue
who has been abroad since June l is ex.
pected home about September Is.
Mrs. Marcus Sayre and family, of Mont
rose avenue. is expected home from Brit
ton Woods. n. H this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forbes. of Chari-
ton avenue. who have been touring Eng
land. France and Germany in an auto, ore
expected home this month