The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17
SOUTH ORANGE FIRE CHIEF INSISTS LOW
WATER PRESSURE WAS TO BLAME FOR BIG FIRE.
SOUTH ORANGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wall, of Ralston
avenue, are established in their cottage
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS during August.
Mrs. George Enger and Miss Dorothy
Enger, Of Centre street, are at Kenne-
bunkport, Me-, and will remain until the
middle of September.
Theodore c. Woodbury. and family, of
Charlton avenue, have gone to East
Gloucester, Mass, where they are stop
ping at the Colonial Arms.
Richard Gushing, of Parker avenue,
MapleWood, an eXpressman, reported to
the village police last night that he was
struck on the chin with a stone thrown by
one of a gang of boys, while passing
Irvington and Fairview avenues. Rounds
man Theodore Streve was detailed to in
vestigate the matter. and upon seeing
five young men near the place where the
accident occurred, took themeto the village
jail. Gushing said they were the wrong
boys and Sergeant Thomas Sherry al
lowed them to go.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Brewer, Of
South Orange avenue, who sailed for
Europe early in August for an extended
stay abroad, are now at Llandudno,
Wales.
Mr.. and Mrs, John j. Hoppin, of charl-
ton avenue. will spend the balance of the
season In the White Mountains.
Mrs. John Guyton Boston and the
Misses Boston, of Meeker street, are at
Windsor, VT, until September l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ward, of Ray
mOnd Avenue, nave returned from a stay
abroad. They returned on the new North
German Lloyd steamer, Kronzprinzessin
Cecilie.
The Rev. Wallace M. Gordon, of Avon
dali, Cincinnati, o., former rector of st.
Agness Episcopal Church, East Orange,
is the guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Gordon, of Scotland road.
JAMES G.. Thayer, of Montrose avenue,
accompanied by his brother, the Rev.
william Creenough Thayer, head master
! af CT MARKS GoIlnOl at SOIfhhDPOuRh
Mass, has returned from a long stay In
Europe.
Frederick %Stallknecht, of 56S Scotland
road, is having a handsome residenc
erected for his son-in-law, David g. Mills,
in Vose avenue.
Mrs. Robert S. Stevenson and family, of
Hillside place, are at the Watch Hill
House, Watch Hill, r, /.
The evening services in both Trinity and
First Presbyterian churches tomorrow will
be omitted. In the morning the Rev. Rob
ert Hastlng Nichols will conduct union
services in the former edifice.,
Breton Woods, n. H, will be the abode
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Sayre and Miss
May Sayre, of Montrose avenue, until
September 10.
Policeman Edward Tracy arrested Joseph
Romano, OF 10 Canal street, Newark, on a
charge of being disorderly yesterday, and
Police Justice J. Martin Roll fined him So.
Louis w. Colquitt, yof Ridgewood road,
has returned from an automobile trip TO
Lake R~onkonkoma, J.. j.
Assistant Postmaster Stanley b. Van
Iderstine, of Valley street, VINO mas peen
at Saratoga, N. Y, during the last week,
has gone to Canada.
The South Orange Athletic Club baseball
team will not play a game tomorrow owing
to a number of ~ players going on the
clambake to be given at Copleton's Grove,
Union, under the auspices OF Wlnamucea
Tribe, Improved Order Of Red Men. A
large crowd of villagers Is expected TO go
ON the outing.
Charles H.. I~ngersoll and family, Of Scot
land road. who have been staying III the
Adirondack during the last two weeks,
have now gone to Belmar to spend the re-
mainder of August. :,
Thomas Burke, of Second street, mas soau
three lots In Riggs place TO Mrs. Mary
Lonsdale, who recently purchased one OF
his houses in that street. =.
The fremen were called out on a stu
alarm to extinguish a blaze on a sigma
bridge over the Lackawanna Ra1iroau, Yves
of Fourth street, yesterday afternoon. 4
spark from a passing locomotive Is sup
nosed to have started the fire. The wire
hox on the bridge was burned so that thu
signals could not work. Louis Hassei, Wht
has charge of the signals, soon repaired
the defects In the signal system.
Waldemar ]. Nichols, of IrvingtorA ave
nue., has gone to Lake Hopatcong witt
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Leeb, of 40 Ralston
avenue, have left for Bay Head, to be
gone.until late in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rheinhardt Van Norden
are at White Plains, N. Y, for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Rode, of Scot
land road, ar9tat Mt. Clement Wash.' for
a few we ks.v
Mrs. Arthur C. Balson and sons, Stanley
and Raymond Balson, of Ridgewood ROAD
have gone to Rangeley Lakes, Me.
Mrs. Frank Il. Martin, of Ridgewood
road. and son, Franklin Martin, of Phila-
delphia, have sailed for Europe.
Wilfred E.. Eaton, of SO Prospect street,
= hy HE panfhpr
Mrs. E.. w. Eaton, of 14 Ralston avenue
has gone to oxford, Me-. for a month.
The Rev. John w. Morgan, of Chester
brother Of the Rev. DIR. William H.. Nor
gan, pastor of Central M. e. Church, New
ark, will preach in the South orange
M. e. Church tomorrow. The Rev
Fletcher West, of Newark. will preach
Sunday week.
Chauncey Sayre. OF Montrose avenue,
has returned from a stay at Southamp-
ton, L. 1.
John Mills. Of 1 vose avenue. it at
Ocean Grove until Monday.
Henry Klink, of Richmond avenue, is
back from a stay in New York State
Miss Hattie Edwards, OF First street,
has returned from a two weeks stay at
Atlantic City.
Mrs r L. b. Mayhew and Miss Lillian
Montrose. of Cedar Lane, are among those
at the Franconta Inn, New Hampshire.
Miss Lillian Reagan. of Hoosic Falls, n.
Y, is the guest or MIS-. Jonn A.N uhch'
sr., of Meeker street.
Miss Agnes Yunck. of Meeker street, Is
spending a fortnight at Philadelphia with
relatives.
Mrs. William Herman. of Valley street,
left today for Succasunnai to spend her
vacation.
irwin Mety. formerly of South Orange,
but now of Bath. Pa. is visiting friends
In Fourth street.
Albert Borden, of yose avenue, has gone
to Bay Head.
Mrs. e. l.. Dooley, of Third street, left
today for the atlantic Highlands.
Wilfred Gardner. Howard Crowell and
Raymond Barnard. Of Valley street, have
returned from a vacation spent at Ocean
Grove.
FINED FOR SHAPING A BOY.