The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
SOUTH ORANGE.

The South Orange Republican Club will
hold its annual meeting and election OF
officers in the clubrooms, South Orange
avenue and Sloan street, tonight.
Mrs. William H.. Van Iderstine is enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Kieffer Vreeland,
and her son. Stanley, of Midvale, at her
home. &C Valley street.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Gascoyne and her
daughter, Miss Frances Gascoyne, of ga
Valley street. have returned from a weeks
stay in New York. where they were visit
ing the Rev. and Mrs George 7, Ecsm an
South Orange Methodist Church.
Miss Marion Barton, of Brooklyn, is vis-
fling her cousin, Miss Mildred Drake. of 63
Valley street.
Roland Killborn, Of Second street. has
returned from Toronto, Canada, where he
attended the funeral of his grandmother,
Mrs. Killborn Hurd last week.
The Rev. DR.. Jonathan NJ. Meeker. pre-
siding elder of the Newark District of the
Newark Conference, will deliver q sermon
in the South Orange Methodist Church,
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Mayme T. Rice. superintendent Of
the Newark Deaconess's Home. will lead
the meeting of the Epworth League in the
Methodist Church, Sunday evening. At
the public worship services the Rev. John
Morgan, pastor Of the Congregations
Church. Chester, will preach,
Charles l. Beck is having his house, 60
Valley street, renovated.
Mrs. e. j. Stivers, Of Paterson, is the
guest of Mrs. II. L. Harrison, of 102 Ridge
wood road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Roorback, OF vose
avenue, are at Hackettstown visiting and
upon their return in two weeks they viii
reside with Mrs. ]. F. Barlow, of ST4 Hill
side place.
ing her mother, Mrs. NJ. M. Curtis, of Scot
land road.
Mr.. and Mrs. edmund R. Stout, sr., OF
Ralston avenue, will leave this week Tor
Florida.
Mrs. Carleton Greene, of III Vose ave
nue., is entertaining Mrs. Lathropt, of Buff
falo, N. Y.
A horse attached to a delivery wagon
backed down the steep Grade in front OF
the home of W. T. Goocn, 2ss Ridgewood
road, Yesterday, smashing the wagon.
Sergeant Thomas j. Sherry and Police
man John Matte win return from their
vacation tomorrow.
Ludwig Bait has reported to the police
that lumber has been stolen from his new
bousos, which are being erected In Third
street near the East branch of the Rah-
way River.
Notice has been placed in police head
quarters by Rowland D. Perrine, chairman
of the police committee. notifying the po-
lice to enforce the ordinance recently
passed by the village Board OF Heaitn;
in public buildings and in street cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Bait. of I~rvington
contemplate spending the winter
months abroad.
The pupils of the South orange High
and Columbia Schools are preparing
nksgiving programs. which will be rem
dered in the High school assembly hall
"Wednesday morning.
Friends from Fort Plain, N. Y, are
visiting William j. Nevius, OF Comstock
place.
Charles Ellis, who resigned his position
az interlocking repairman for the Lack
awa-na Railroad at South Orange, two
weehs ago and went to Petersburg, Va,
TO accept a position with the southern
Railroad, has returned to south orange
and is again In the employ of the Lack
awanna.
Mrs. N. S. Barlow, of 220 Vose avenue.
has returned from Boston.
Early morning milk thieves visited sew
eral Fourth street homes yesterday ana
took with them several bottles of milk
from porches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow and family. of
Hartford road. moved Yesterday 10 New
York city, where they will spend the WIN
ter months, and return TO south orange
in the spring. They spent the summer
in their cottage at Newport, R. 1.
Police Justice j. Martin Roll fined Mich
ael McLoud. of 27t Main street, orange,
IS today for placing mason's material in
He was arrested by Policeman Reynolds.
Superintendent Of Schools Henry w.
Foster has purchased six large framed
pictures, three of which will hang on the
walls OF The f1lRn oCHOOl anu vie pthSi
three in the First Street School. The pic
lures wore purchased with the receipts OF
the lectures held in the school last year.
A veterinary was called today to attend
Tom. the fire horse, by Fire Chief Harry
J. Becker. The horse has perltonitis, ac-
cording to the veterinary. This Is the same
disease that killed the other two horses
which were kept in the same stall.
The Field Club bowIers LOST two out OF
three games to the Celluloid Clubs quintet
in . Suburban League series last night.
Stanley b. Van Iderstine rolled the highest
score for South Orange, 2O2.
seton Hall Colleges basketball team will
meet the ST. Benedict's College five in Ca
sino Hall, Newark, this afternoon. The
local team is composed of John Ferry ana
John Clark, forwards; Harry Lynch and
George McDonough, guards, and EDWARD
McDonough. centre.
Miss Lillian Murchie Is entertaining Miss
Helen Girban. of Philadelphia, at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Il.
Murcl1ie, 36 Prospect street.
The annual election of officers Of Watch,
ING Lodge, No. &c, Ancient Order of United
Worknen. will be held in Masonic HAM,
December 2.