The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-03
SOUTH ORANGE.

Delegations from Marion and Mt, Sinai
lodges of Odd Fellows from Newark were
present at an entertainment and social
gathering of Hope Lodge of South Orange
In Jr. Q. u. A. M. Hall last night.
The board of governors Of the South
Grange Field Club has arranged TO hold a
meeting on October IL in order to make
arrangements for the winter sports.
Mrs. John Dorgan and Mrs. Edward
Joyce and son Harry Joyce, of New York.
are visiting Mrs. Katherine Farrell, Of
Academy street.
Pupils who nave not been vaccinated
have been sent home from the South Or
ange public schools by Superintendent
Henry w. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kilborn, OF Second
street, have returned from a trip to the
Delaware Water Gap.
w. A. Manda, of Third street, has re-
turned from a business trip to Pitts
burg, Pa.
Mrs. Ira A. Kipp, of Scotland road and
Clayton, N. Y.
George Ashby has leased James Browns
house. 81 Riggs place.
Miss Alice Davis. formerly of South
Orange. but now at Clayton, Is visiting
friends in the village.
Police Justice j. Martin Roll released
Frank Mann and Frank Smith last
night. Both We're arrested on a charge Of
vagraney, but Justice Roll allowed them
to go free when they promised to leave
South Orange, never to return.
Mantone Van %Tambacht, of Prospect
street, returned today from Saranac Inn,
In the Adirondacks, N. Y.
Joseph Carew. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee ,Carew, of Church street, returned
yesterday from Ireland. where he ,spent
several months with his aunt.
The roadbed of South Orange avenue in
the busines section of the village Is be-
ing repaired by the county authorities.
Policeman Patrick Reynolds and Ser
geant Thomas Sherry, the leaders in the
police target practise. will meet for the
first time in n shoot on the Fenner grounds
tomorrow afternoon. Much interest is be-
ing takeL In the match by the police be-
cause of the narrow margin of a point and
a fraction separating the two. Sherry
leads with a 30 average. but Reynolds has
been gaining of late and promises to make
Zen pulPs-eyes ont OF as many shots to-
morrow.
Rally day will be celebrated in the South
Orange Methodist Church Sunday morning
at 9;45 o'clock under the charge of E. w.
Cooper, superintendent of the Sunday
school. At 7:45 o'clock in the evening the
pastor. the Rev. George Mooney. will de-
liver a sermon on Rally Day"
The baseball championship of South
Orange and Vailsburg will be decided Sum
day afternoon. when the South Orange and
Vailsburg Athletic Club mines meet In two
games or the Heidelberg grounds, Maple
wood. The local team won the first contest
three weeks ago, but since then the wealth
er has prevented a meeting of the mines
ON Sunday. The locals have to win but
one of tie contests to take the champion
ship. Percy Reeve and Abe Welsher will
be the opposing pitchers. Kassinger will
catch for the local team.
William Won der Kelft, of Hartford road,
Montrose Park. has closed his residence
for the winter.
The topics at the Tuesday evening meet
ings in Trinity Presbyterian Church,
South Orange, for October are the follow
ing: October s, Religion and Work.
to the Glory, of Cod Col, ill.,. %. l.,
Fellow-men." Matt. XIV. 34-4O, Gal. ",
1874, vi, 2; October %. Giving to the
Lord" /. Cor. XVI: 1-3, Acts XXX, 80; Oc-
tober 20, Private Use of the Blble,' Ps.
cxix. IL, IL. Tim. ill.,, 16.
Mrs. w. b. Y~earance, of Centre street,
South Orange. has purchased the resi-
dence recently occupied by Sterling Cox on
Hamilton road. Montrose Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevens, of Stan
ley road, South Orange, on Sunday, cele-
brated their golden wedding anniversary.
Next week they will leave on a three
months trip to California.