The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-15
SOUTH ORANGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto C. Steinhauser, Of
Meeker street. who have been travelling
in England. France and Germany during
the past two months, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. John Rhatican. the Misses Mar
garet and Molly Rhatican and francis
Murphy, of Valley street, VIII leave sat
urday for Asbury Park. to spend their
vacation.
Village Treasurer and Mrs. Thomas G.
Conway: of II Ridgewood road, have re.
turned from a trip to Canada, the Great
Lakes and Niagara Falls.
Theodore Van Iderstine, of Second street,
has gone to Meridian, Norris County, to
spend his vacation.
Miss Susan Court, Of Academy street,
left today for Belmar. to spend a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Mildred Drake. of Valley street.
has returned from Brooklyn. where she
spent the past two weeks visiting rela-
tives.
DR.. George Davies. of Taylor place, and
Vose avenue. has gone TO Delaware Water
Gap to spend his vacation.
spending his vacation canoeing in South
jersey.
Miss Marie Crosse. of South Orange ave-
nue.. has returned from a vacation spent
at Vauness. N. Y.
Miss Alice Malay. of Academy street, is
spending her vacation at Asbury Park.
Policeman Patrick Skeffington arrested
Frank w. Cameron, of 462 Twelfth street,
NBMdIh. 1OI ptuOllnS Tugs MIl1Oul d
license yesterday afternoon. Police Justice
J. Martin Roll gave him the option of
paying a So fine or taking out a license.
He paid $40 and took out a license.
Martin Lenahan, of Terrell street, re-
turned home yesterday from Long Branch.
He left for that resort Sunday, expecting
to return home Sunday night, but In step
ping on the car fell and was rendered I'M
conscious. He was taken TO a hospital
there, where 1t was found that his arms
were slightly searched and bruised. He
was able to go to business today.
Mrs. Edward j. Riley, Second and Valley
streets. left yesterday for Pottsville, Pa,
to spend two weeks
The members of the Debating and Lit
erary Society have formed a baseball team.
Mitchell Cameron has been chosen us maui
ager, and John Cort is captain. The other
members of the team are Joseph Noonan,
Clifford V~anderhoff, Joseph Tutsell, Gin
ton Jones, Edward Roland and William
Parry.
The Rev. John d. .Bolden, pastor of the.
Shilo Baptist Church. Atlantic civ. newt
Sunday. The Rev. Mr.. Wall will fill the
vacancy.
h Sunday school children of the Bap-
INST Shureh went on an outing to Coney
Island today under the charge Of Braxton
Williams and Mrs. Sarah Bynam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Marston, of Cbarl-
mer home at Bellport, L. l. sum
Arthur Becker, of South Third street
has gone TO the Highlands for a weak.
/ samuel b. Tillou. of Ridgewood road.
left today for Connecticut, where he will
spend two weeks fishing. W
The Board of Assessments will meet
tonlsht Ior the purpose of apportioning
the assessment of paving Irving avenue
ffcm Grove road to Charlton avenue.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Arnold. of Mont
rose avenue. returned yesterday from a
Tour months stay in Europe.
Mrs. William T. Baird, OF Scotland
road and SON., Collier Baird, are in the
Wnlie Mountains until September Is.
After having spent the past week as
the guest Of Mrs Henry 7. Trenchard.
Of Roland avenue, Mrs. William n Treat
has returned to her home in Westield.
The Village Board Of Trustees will hold
an INFORMAL meeting tomorrow night in
preparation for the regular monthly sea-
81 Monday night. SeS
According to the records Of Village
Health Inspector Alfred C. Benedict these
are put TWO cases of contagion e~xistine
there at present. Both are scarlet fever.
Tn White Star baseball team OF south
Osange. with Francis Scott and m
Keller as the battery, defeated the All
stars OF West Grunge at the latter
piece yesterday afternoon by the score Of
I % 10 D.