The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-24
IRvlNGT0N AND HILTON.

0lSS f1Plen klTkDrlue. uHuRnIeT. 0I ser
geant Thomas Kirkbride. of the Irvington
police. of Cummings street. is spending
her vacation In Patchogue. l.. l.
Walter Babbitt. of this city. is being
entertained by Mrs. Charles E. Copeman,
OF Burnett avenpe. Hilton.
Miss Susie Marlborough. of Boyden ave-
nue: Hilton. who has been staying in the
Highlands. Is home.
Miss Louise Hawkins. of Boyden avenue,
Hilton. is soiourning in Belmar.
Harold Daily. of Harrison. Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. David Courter, of Oberlin
street. Hilton.
Frederick G.. Cope. manager of the Cope
Company. and family, of Boyden avenue.
In Whiting. VT. are expected home early
next week.
The Rev. DR.. John H. Egbert, pastor
OF the I~rvington M. E. Church. is home
from Bndds Lake. DR., Egbert's daugh,
the pastor has changed his plans for his
summers vacation.
Miss Charlotte I. Jones. of Halstead and
Springfield avenues, Hilton. has accepted
an offer to teach in the Garfield public
schools, beginning early in September.
Miss Alice McDairt. of Orange avenue,
~Irvington. went to Toms River for a two
weeks STAY this morning.
joseph Zeller and Joseph Denninger. of
Burnett avenue. Hilton. lave returned
from n fishing expedition to Barnegat Bay,
where they had good luck I'm landing
blueflsh.
Policeman Edward weingurth. of Irving
ton. who was appointed a regular officer
Tuesday night. has been sworn In by
Recorder Mayfeld. Mr.. Weingurth re-
turned from a fishing trip to Cliffwood.
where he caught a good number of small
bluefsh and some fine weakfish. His fell
low patrolmen benefited by his luck.
Mrs. Jacob c.. Stewart and son Hiram.
of Boyden avenue, Hilton, are visiting In
Railway.
Mrs. Eliza Baker. of Irving place, Irv-
The Misses Anna and Mary Butler. Of
city.
Miss Helen Drake. of Clinton avenue,
Iryington; Is spending her vacation in
Former Councilman D.. o. Meeker, of
Springfield avenue. Irvington. is In the
Adrlondacks.
Truant Officer Edward Battallie, Mrs.
Councilman Henry o. Osborn. will go to
A~pplegates' Morgan's Station, for a weeks
stay Monday.
Mrs. A. ]. States and her son. Roy, of
tives In Newton.
Clifford Mooney and family. of Harrison
place. Iryington, are spending August in
Asbury Park.
Trinity Episcopal Church. OF Park avenue,
i~rvington. is in Berlin, Wisconsin, with
his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs, George B.. England, for
merly OF Irylngtong are entertaining Mrs.
William N. Clawson. of 249 Cottage street,
that town. at their farm near French
town.
J.. Herbert Mayfeld and family are in
Rocksbury. N. Y, for two weeks.
The Rey William s. Weyman, pastor
from a short stav In New Germantown.
Miss Hazel Longf1eld. Of Sharon avenue,
~IrvinRton. Is in Asbury Park.
Miss Grace CIRQUE. OF Cottage street,
I~rvington. is being entertained by her sis
ter In Brooklyn.
Miss Maud Woolley, Of Cottage and
Ball streets. Irvington, is in Asbury Park
for the season.
joseph D.. Fredericks. Of Clinton avenue,
and Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar d.. Prince, Of
Bruin avenue, Irvington, are visiting In
Charlottesville. N. Y.
Miss Louise Naylor, of Jersey City. Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Birken's,
OF Union avenue. IrvlngtOn.
About 500 was cleared by the choir Of
the Hilton Christian Church on the enter
tainment given Thursday night, An en-
tertainment OF a similar nature will be
given September %,
The velox s. A. c., of ~Irvington, is
refurnishing the remodeled clubrooms In
the Drake Building that were recently
quilted by fire. The club will return to
It's quarters September !.
The arch OF the county bridge over Elm
wood avenue, Iryington, has again caved
in under the weight OF the trolley cars.
The county Is trying to clear the obstruc-
tions. The same bridge gave way about
a year ago.
William Reber. OF So Lincoln place. Iry-
ington. charged by his wife with failing to
support her and their two children. was
placed under 500 bond by Recorder James
G. Mayfletd yesterday TO pay her IS a
week. OVerseer of the Poor JOIN B.. Casey
was raSnOOcthlp for the action tQRQn
against Reber.
\ Mrs. Robert Adams and daughter, Helen,
and Mrs. John PARCEL, of Irving place. r.
yington. have been visiting relatives in
Providence, r. !.
Miss Hattie II. Allan, Of Irvington, Is in
Asbury Park for the summer.
Tax Collector George Il. Adams, of
Orange avenue, lrvington, has returned
from a stay In Asbury Park.
Letter Carrier Robertson, of %Irvington.
is spending his vacation near Lake George.
Miss Ella M. Smith. of Brookside avenue,
Irvington, has returned from a stay with
relatives In Cranberry, Connecticut.
Miss Minnie Kohler, of West Clinton
avenue, ~Irvington, has returned from Bel
mar.
Miss Edna Gordon, of Maple avenue, is
another Irvingt0n young woman who en-
joyed n stay at Belmar.
The funeral services for Pietro Dellavalli.
the rkm who was killed by a falling
elevator In Castles Ice cream factory, In
Irvington, yesterday morning, will take
place one o'clock tomorrow afternoon, from
st. Philips italian Church In this city.
Burial will be In the cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre. As Castles lift was regularly
inspected according TO law, IL is improbable
that any action will be taken against him
by the Prosecutors office.
The Reformed Church of Irvington,
has been undergoing extensive re-
pairs all summer, Is being painted, and
the dignihed old ediice that has been
much neglected of late is quite fresh In
it's new trimmings.
The Florence Avenue School. Irvlngton,
is undergoing alterations and is being
painted.
About sixty members of Newark Lodge,
N. A. S. e., of this city, went to Olympic
Park, Hilton, in a special car last night.
Miss Carrie Zellcrs, of Burnett avenue,
Hilton, is on IN automobile trip.
Fire Chief George Schmidt of South Or
ange Township is planning to divide the
entire township, including Hilton. into fire
A whistle is to be installed In
the Cope Company's plant, in Hilton, soon.
The rain OF last night came just In time
to prevent the complete ruin of many
crops by the most severe drought in years.
Already the damage in Irvington and Hill
ton runs into the hundreds of dollars.
Work on the half-mile circular track in
mi Park, TO be used In connection
the Essex County fair. in September,
is being pushed with vigor. The nature
of the land requires that much grading
In condition for the fair, though 1t will
be entirely completed, 1t is said.
only $3.50. TO Atlantic City.
Nowts the time to go to the shore. The New
Jersey Central will have a $3.50 excursion TO