The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-11
SOUTH ORANGE.

Policeman Patrick j. Reynolds will
again endeavor to overcome the lead of a
point and a fraction held by Sergeant
Thomas ] Sherry IN the weekly poice
afternoon.
B. S.. Bawdish. of the National Associa-
ton of Audubon Societies. delivered an
Illustrated lecture on "Birds" TO the mem
beers or the South Orange Beta Chapter OF
the Larue X. Holmes Nature Lovers
League in Miss Harriet Spinning's school,
Irvinston avenue, Yesterday afternoon;
The lecture was the first of a series, and
auspiciously opened the second year of the
South Orange Beta Chapter, which was
formed by the children of Miss Splnning's
school in October. 1906, for the purpose OF
increasing interest in the protection OF
birds and wild flowers.
A series Of sermons on "Bible Men at
Turning Points has been prepared by the
Rev. Robert Hasting Nichols, pastor OF
Trinity Presbyterian Church. which he
viii deliver at various Sunday services.
lee will be "Abraham's Self-exile."
The class of 1907, South Orange High
School, has elected the following officers:
Stanley M. Babson, president; Miss Dor
othy Conover, vice-president, Miss Vera
Flynn, secretary, and Royal Schaaf, treas
urer.
with the return Of Policeman Patrick
Kelly Monday the summer vacation In the
police department will be concluded. Ser
geant Sherry and John Matte Will take
their days off next month, during the
hunting season.
The Rev. George Mooney. pastor OF the
South Orange M. &c, Church.. will deliver
a rally day sermon in st. Pauls M. 10.
Church, Newark, Sunday.
The board of governors OF the Field Club
will hold a business meeting tonight.
Lazar Roth is having his South Orange
avenue residence renovated.
A talk on current events was given by
Miss Frances Sheridan n Laurence Van
vechten, Of the junior class in the High
School, yesterday.
Oscar Peterson, sexton of the First Pres
byterian Church., Is able to be about again
after W weeks confinement with rheu-
matism.
Miss Elizabeth Austin, n negress, of
Summit, reported to the South Orange
police last night that while walking from
the terminus of the South Orange avenue
trolley line to the Lackawanna Railroad
station. where she boarded a train for
home she lost $5 from her stocking. she
said she haa alscovereS Ho nne loss mS v whn,e an
to South Orange by way OF the Valley
street trolley line thinking she might find
the money.
percy RI. Price, who naoved to East Ore
ange a few months ago, has leased the
store formerly occupied by Mrs. Lillian
". voorhees, in South Orange avenue,
where he will open a shoe store,
Marcus Keenan,, of 1877 Palmetto street,
Brooklyn, was arrested by Policeman Ed
ward Tracy yesterday for peddling furs
withou a license. Police Justice ]. Martin
Roll fined him s..
Otto Berschler, gardener for the Misses
Fenner, who was held up and his trousers,
containing $12, taken from him in Montrose
avenue Wednesday night, called at the po-
lice station yesterday afternoon and
claimed his garment.
w. d. Forbes delivered a talk on
"Turbine Engines in the lecture room of
the South Orange Methodist Church last
night.
lThe High School football eleven will
open its season tomorrow afternoon with
a game at Summit with the Summit Ath-
1etic Club.
e. X. Taylor, OF 179 Irvington avenue,
reported to the police today that milk was
stolen from his porch on various occasions
of late.