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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
NOTES OF THE ORANGES.

The quarterly meeting Of the home de-
partment of the North Orange Baptist
Sunday School, was held yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock. The review was given
by the pastor, the Rev. William M. Law
renee. who was in charge of the meeting.
Three solos were rendered by Miss Helen
Pearce. who was accompanied by Miss
Effie Blauvelt.
r s.. Yer Planck. Of william street,
East Orange. will spend the last three
weeks of July at Bar Harbor. Me.
Miss Jennie Yer Planck, of East Orange,
is touring in Switzerland. She will return
In August.
A largely attended dance was given in
Columbus Hall, Orange, last night by the
class of '07 of ST. Johns Parochial School,
hat city. The parochial school graduates.
with their friends, enjoyed a lengthy pro-
gram of waltzes and two-steps.
A barn dance will be given In Nj. Carmel
Hall, Orange, July 70, by st. Anthonys
Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church.
Samuel Jandoli will be floor manage and
Marcel Pietrangelo assistant.
Business of Importance 10 the members
will be considered at a meeting Monday
night of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF st. Pat
rick's Alliance In their rooms, 20 Main
street, Orange.
A polo game will be held on the ground;
of the Essex County Country Club, or Mt
Pleasant avenue, West Orange, on Thurs
ron A Freebooters and the Country Clut
team.
Frederick Clark. of Davis avenue
Kearny. who was in charge of a hot
waffle wagon, fell asleep while intoxicated
in East Orange last night and his rig
broke a lamppost. The man paid IS and
$3.50 for the broken post to Recorder Fort
today.
Samuel Dodd, IA years old. of So Dodd
street. Orange. was arrested by Police
man w. H. O'Nell1 yesterday in East
Orange for trying his old trick of order
ing groceries and sweet things sent to a
fictitious and then volunteering to take
the saccarihe edibles with him. He was
caught In John Reeves's store. Main and
Steuben streets. and will be turned over
to Probation Officer John j. G~ascoyne.
John Dolan' Of Il Sterling street. East
the East Orange police station today to
give a bond of $500 to pay his wife IS a
week.
Anthony De Angelic, of 27 Parson street,
Orange, was arrested by Policeman
Cronin last night for cutting Dominick
Tetorio., Of u Orchard street, that city,
with a knife.
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HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.

Miss Anna Boyle. of Central avenue.
Harrison, is the guest of relatives at
Summit.
Mrs. Michael Bach. of Harrison avenue
and Washington street, Harrison, is al
the Highlands.
Ex-Councilman John B. Pagan. of Har-
rison, Is i'll at his home, in South tourtn
street.
Mr.. Valentine and family, Of Davis ave-
nue., Harrison, are at Sea Breeze, n. \.
Patrick Ryan, of Trenton, who mas oee1
visiting his brother, John Ryan, OF Fourth
street. Harrison, has returned home.
Miss Anna Nichols, of Harrison avenue
Harrison, is at Franklin Furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Levy, OF 3l3
Cleveland avenue, Harrison, are at Rocka-
way for q stay. -
Announcement is made Of the coming
marriage of Arthur Hoey, or Harrlsoh'
and Miss Agnes Kennedy. of Jersey City.
Letter Carrier John Dolan. of the Har-
rison station, is in New York State on a
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. McNeeley, OF
North Third street, Harrison, naVe re-
turned from Rockaway.
The newly elected officers were installeu
| at the meeting Of Success of Harrison Cir
Gle. Companions Of the Forest, at RECORD
Hall, Harrison, last night.
James Mulvaney, of Paterson street, Har-
rlson, who was hurt July 4, Is recovering
ut st. Michael's Hospital, this city.
The Harrison and Kearny Building and
Loan Association Will meet Tuesday night
at Rlordan's Hall. Harrison.
Treasurer Thomas w. Murphy, or the
East Newark Free Public Library Com
mission, left this morning for Asbury Park
for n short stay.
officers were reelected at the annual
meeting of the East Newark Free Public
library Commission last night. which was
held at the library as follows; William
Hanna, president; Thomas W. Murphy,
treasurer, and William A. Carey, secre-
tary.
Joseph Sagareese, of 514 Forest street.
Arlington, was injured about the head
this morning while working in the plant
of the General Electric Company, of Har-
rison. He was removed TO his home IN
the Harrison police ambulance.
Mrs. Stephen Hawkins, of 1S Grant ave-
nue.. East Newark, who was hurt In a
trolley accident Thursday at Eagle Rock
West Orange, is slightly improving at her
home. DR.. A. A. Mulligan, of Harrison,
is attending her. Mrs. hawkins received
bruises about the legs and body.
The annual excursion of the employees
of the Clark Thread Company will be
held August 3 to Asbury Park.
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NUTLEY.

Mrs. NJ. B. Barnes. of New York, is Wis
jtlng Mr.. and Mrs. Frank i. Garland, of
Satterthwaite avenue.
Miss Mabel Brantford. Of Peekskill. ".
Y, is visiting Mr., and Mrs. A. B. Aycregg,
of River road.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Van Evry, of New York,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Car
land. of Satterthwaite avenue.
Julian Malcom and John Bowler third,
are summering at Hyannisport, Mass.
Paul Stevenson, of Grant avenue, Is
spending his vacation Mt Amagansett,
i. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Tinker. of Brook
Ign, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip j.
Young, OF Grant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.. King and family. OF
Prospect street, are in their summer camp
at Lake Hopatcong.
Mrs. J.. A. LAYERS, of Chicago, ILL.,. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Kingsland,
of Church street.
Superintendent A. b. Meredith and fam
lily are sojourning for the vacation months
at Stoneham, Mass.
Mrs. j. II. F~alkenburg and Miss Falk-
enburg. OF Hillside avenue, are spending
the summer at Evansville. III.
Mrs. j. d. Crosby. Miss Edna Crosby
aud Miss Ethel Benus. of Worcester. Mass ,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. X, S%tebbins,
Of Nutley Park.
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BELLEvlLLE.

Miss Gertrude Irving. who has been
visiting Mrs. Henry G. McEneny, of New
Bridge street. has returned 10 her home
in Brooklyn.
The receipts at the meeting Of the Belle
Vile Building and Loan Association last
night amounted TO about $4,000, and So, 700
was sold.
In the Wesley NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning the pastor, the Rev. C. f. Scud-
der will have for his subject THE Angel
and the storm" His evening topic will
be THE Mad Apostle"
There have been some complaints by
those living in the n~eighborhood of Pound
master Smith of the noise made by the
dogs lmpounded in his yard. Smith. who
was appointed 10 office lately, has been
very active and has corralled a number
of stray animals.
The Rev William w. Corner IN the Re
formed Church tomorrow morning will
preach on Herewith Arc Yc Called" In
the afternoon the discourse will be on
mo Night There"
Mrs. II. c. Carr. of Poughkeepsie. n. T.,
has returned home from a visit to rela-
tives r. Union avenue.
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Fischer AIiner's house. In Irving avenue,
during the l~atter's absence at Sanstown,
Pa, for the ummer.
Harvey |. Underhill. president of the
Village Improvement Society. of Turrel
avenue. left today for the New England
States and Long Island. He will visit the
White Mountains and spend most of the
time in Bellport.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.. Cox, of Az Centre
street, have gone on an auto trip to Point
Pleasant, their summer home.
N. S. Barlow, of Vose avenue, are at
their cottage in Chatham, Mass, until fall.
Nickel Village, N. Y, has been selected
by George X. Badger. of 60 Fairview ave-
nue., as the summer destination of himself
and family. They left today.
Mrs. Eugene W. Farrell and family, of
Riggs place, have gone to Asbury Park to
spend the warm months.
A. L. Rothe.y, of Riggs place, has
gone to Asbury for the month of July.
]. D. Hitch, of living avenue, is at
Alstead Centre. n Y.
Henry Belars, of New York. is occupy
ing Mrs. Cyrus Loutrel's house in Ray
mond avenue during the latter's stay al
Point Pleasant.
Mrs. James r. Lake. Of Lenox road,
is among those at Lake Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Kendall a V re-
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L00MFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

Herbert c. Vreeland, of Harrison street,
Is at Campbell Hall. n. Y.
Mrs. Louise Platz, Of Franklin street. is
in the Homeopathic Hospital undergoing an
operation.
Mrs, Sarah p. Wyman and Miss Eliza
beth Wyman are in Nantucket, Mass, for
two weeks.
Walter +. johnson and Malcolm Carl.
both of Bloomfield, will sail for. Europe
next Saturday.
The Rev. William T., Wilcox will preach
In Montgomery Chapel tomorrow night.
George Butterworth Is talked Of for the
Republican nomination for Councilman IN
the Third Ward. to succeed Charles w.
Chabot.
John w. Reddall and family, Of Ridge
wood avenue, are in Westhampton, l.. I.
William Ford Epson and family, of Doug
las road, Glen Ridge, are at Bushkill Falls,
Pa.
Charles +. Ackerman, % Montgomery
street, IS spending his vacation in Maine.
MIR. and Mrs. Julian Tuthill, of Walnut
terrace. are at Lake Mohonk.
Mrs. james NJ. Beldon, of Broad street.
is entertaining Miss Florence Riley, of
Chicago.
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ARLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. william W. eadel OF
Laurel avenue. have gone to the sea-
shore for a few days rest.
Miss Theresa Smith will have charge
of the Junior Epworth League of the
First M. e.. Church tomorrow morning
Mr.. n Mrs. George f. McKenna, of
Kearny avenue, are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Relstab, of Trenton
The First Presbyterian Church build
ing will be closed from July 10 until
the second Sunday in September, dur
ing which time the interior will be
thoroughly renovated. During the rest
of July services will be held in the
chapel.
Miss Jennie Lyon. of Devon street
is a guest OF friends in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herlihey, of Elm
street, are visiting friends in Trenton.
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COPS REPRIMANDED
Rydberg, williams. Werner and vetter,
of East Orange, Kept Church
Theft Story Low.

Councilman William II. Somers. chair
man Of the police committee of the East
Orange City Council. last night publicly
reprimanded Policemen Rydberg, Will
Jams, Werner and Vetter for falling TO re-
port The rurnors which were prevalent in
the department for several days concern
ing the robbery of the Sanford Street
Methodist church.. The committee was
particularly angry, it is said, on account
of newspapers obtaining the first word
of the affair.
Policeman O'NeIll, who was suspended
because, according to the evidence, he
spread the story, though he denied it.
will be dismissed Monday night unless
new developments occur.
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ARREsrrp.

Sabine Chiardi, an Italian contractor
and hotel-keeper in Bloomfield avenue.
Nutley. was arraigne1. yesterday before re
corder Thomas p. Day. of that town. on a
charge preferred by Overseer Of the Poor
So years old. appealed. Chiardi is married
and has a family. Recorder Day held
Chiardl under $500 bonds TO contribute SO
a week toward the support of the woman's
child. Miss Mason also charged that
Chiardi had assaulted her, and he was
held under that charge In $3.50 bonds to
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Chiardi appeared two weeks ago for a IL
cense and his application was held up on
account of the legal committee of the
Town Council not being able to locate
one OF his bondsmen.
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PRETTY FLOWERS SHOWN.
Gardeners for Rich Men in the Oranges
Exhibit Rare Beauties.

The following exhibits were shown at
the meeting of the New Jersey Floricul-
tural Society. Orange, last night A vase of
delphinium 0arl<spur) by William Read.
gardener for Sidney and Austen Colgate;
by Peter Duff. gardener for John Crosby
Brown, three grand plants of gloxcinia
Max Schneider. gardener for Charles
Hathaway. a vase of carnations and a
vase Of delphinium; Albert f. Larsen,
gardener for Stewart Dickson. exhibited a
collection of rare orchids and a plate of
fine large vegetable peas; Joseph A. Man
da. of West Orange, a PLAN of odonto-
glossum citrosum; a collection of seven
specimens of orchids from Lagts & Hur-
rell, Of Summit. Orson A. Miller. of East
Grunge. IN amateur. two plants of or
chids-cattleya gigas; A. T. Caparn. gar
dener for Stewart Hartshorn, a vase of
delphinium.
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KEARNY.

James Carroll. who assaulted Policeman
Peter Vreeland last Saturday night and
was arrested in Nutley Monday and held
for tire Grand Jury by Recorder Frank
Koch in 5000 ball, was taken to the county
Jail yesterday.
After putting the entire police force to
the trouble of sending out alarms through
out the country, Charles Seldom, of Davis
Avenue. found his two horses he claimed
were stolen from his barn Thursday night
wandering along Schuyler avenue with
broken halters.
The o. N. T. Cricket Club, of Kearny.
will play at Pawtucket, R. l.. this after
noon.
Night Sergeant Christopher Zitzow re-
turns from his vacation tonight.
George Geiger, Of 80 Hoyt street, was
arrested by Detective Sergeant Walter
Oliver. charged with shooting robins. At
first he denied the charge. but when the
detective found two dead birds in his
pocket he confessed. Justice of the Pence
c. c. Rejck fined him $40 and costs.
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ORANGE CHURCH MOVED.

The Washington Street Baptist Cnure1.
Orange. which was located on the north
side OF washington street n near the
Watching branch OF the Erie Raltroan.
was moved yesterday and today 70 tne
new, location at Cleveland and Washirg-
fon streets. having q frontage on WASH
inQton street of rs feet. and is 100 tees
deep. While the church was being moved
across the crosstown trolley tracks it heiu
up trafic for a time.
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A PATRIOTIC JAG.
Livingston Halter Got It on Fourth.
First Since Blizzard of sss.

Matthew Riley, a Livingston halter,
wandered into Grunge with a jag last
night and Policemen Graham and Barry
carried him to the lookup. This morning
he was up before Judge Bray. who chided
him gently and then told him he'd be
willing to let him go II he got his drink
on the Fourth.
"Oh, I was drunk on the Fourth, too
quickly vouchsafed the halter.
How long since you've been here? p
asked the court. II know you were here
before" he remarked.
mot since the blizzard in 49," said the
prisoner.
We'll, I'll let you go If you promise to
get right on of town and go to Liv-
ingston, the last stopping off place for a
halter, provided you send me So
III get right out said the prisoner.
but | must have one drink"
The court then ordered him locked up
until noon. and he was then let go. but
the extra period didn't cause him to lose
his thirst.
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KEARNY CHILDREN HURT.

Charles. Z years old; William, 4 years
old. and Victor, 9 years old. sons Of MI.
and Mrs. John Reid. of Kearny avenues
Kearny. were injured about their heads
and bodies in n trolley collision at South
Beach yesterday while on an outing mr.
and Mrs. Reid escaped injury, as did aisV
several other Kearny people who were
ohaard tho cor #.
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DIES IN HOSPITAL.

Edward Burns. 81 years old, of H9 cleVs-
land avenue, Harrison, died in the hoose-
Welt Hospital. New York, yesterday AFTER
noon. where he was taken last Tuesday 70
undergo an operation. The body VIII 1e
removed 10 Harrison today ana we
funeral will be held Monday morning from
the Church Of the Holy Cross, Harrison.
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and Edison streets in the Silver Lake
section will be inquired into by the Coun-
ell.
The Council adjourned to meet next
Thursday hight, when the contract for tive
collection of ashes and garbage will be
awarded to J. Richard Maxwell. He will
begin work on August /.
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KELLER GIVES UP HOUSE
Arlington Rector Who Resigned Last
Week surrenders Parsonage August l.

The Rev. John Keller, late rector OF
Trinity Episcopal Church, Arlington,
advised Edward A. Strong. agent for
the parish house property, 521 kearny
avenue. Arlington, yesterday, that he
would vacate the premises on August !.
The building has been used as a parish
house for the last eighteen years, and
besides being the study of the rector
was used for entertainments.
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WHAT WILL THEY DO?
Orange Board of Education Scheduled to
Meet Tuesday Night.

The regular meeting Of the Orange
Board Of Education will be held in the
new High school building on Tuesday If
q quorum can be obtained. Important
business is TO come up for consideration,
including the appointment of a principal.
over which the board has been dead
locked for some time.
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Theodare NJ. Andernon.

Theodore M. Anderson, Of 81 Hillside
avenue, West Orange. for years manager
of G. NJ. Decker's South Orange store,
died yesterday at his home, after an ill
ness OF long duration. Mr.. Anderson was
81 years old, and leaves a widow and
several children.
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To neglect advertising Is Ike resolving never
10 travel by stream or communicate by teie-
graph It Is to close ones eyes to the light
and persist upon living in perpetual darkness'-
Horace Greeley.
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10 TIC MVHHI'hus vi HUHuHys
on Sunday. July Z the New Jersey Cen
tral will run an excursion to Mauch
Chunk for $50 from Broad street at s.35
a. M, and a dollar excursion 10 Lake
Hopatcong from Broad street at sos a. N.
Spend Sunday In the mountains.-A
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Sold throughout the world. Depots: London. "a
charterhouse sal PsrIs. 5 Rue DC IA raH; Austre-
liza. r.. Towns 4 Co. Sydneys India, B. X. Paul Cal
euita. China. Hong Kong Drug Co: Japan. Maruya.
ia: Toaie; Eussis' rsnein Aptekel Mgssow;
srRoss-ifss. cuiiruf Sdok on care Of the skin.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
HOME NEWS.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
ELOQUENT SERMON BY REV DR BUSHNELL OF MINNEAPOLIS. MINN

An audience which filled every seat in the auditorium at the Congrega- tional church, Sunday morning. and overfowed to the galleries was pres
 ent to hear Rev Dr John Bushnell of
 the Westminster Presbyterian church
 of Minneapolis, Minn.. Sunday morn
 ing. It was a sermon of great eloquence
 and power, delivered without notes. and a pin, could have been heard to
 drop during the sermon, so great was
 the interest. His text was taken from
 2d Cor. 1--18.
 Miss Agnes B. Platt, of the choir of
 St Bartholomew s church in New York,
 who has been engaged to sing during
 July and Augut was heard in beauti- full solo, ''The Lord is the Light of My Life.'' Arthur w. Reynolds sang a solo during the service, which was greatly enjoyed.
 Dr and Mrs Bushnell were at the Newtown Inn, as guests of MT and Mrs Herbert Knapp. The church of which Dr Bushnell is pastor has membership of 2OOO. He has four assistant minis ters, three ordained clergymen and one layman.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12

The Bee congratulates Fred B. King of Bridgeport on his deserved promo tion. MT King has for the past seven years been county representative of Douglas, Lacey & Co.,, and has been made Connecticut representative of the firm and will hereafter have charge of the company's interests in this state Mir King is an energetic. hust- ling business man and one who has done much to familiarize and popular ize the various stocks handled by the company. During his residence in Bridgeport Mir King has taken an ac- tive interest in Bridgeport and Bridge port affairs. His business integrity has won for him high place in the business world of the city. His mu- sical tastes and abilities have also se- cured for him a number of admirers who appreciate his sympathetic inter pretation of musical numbers on the clarinet whose intricacies he has thor ouhly mastered. Mir King is member of both Connecticut and New York societies of The Order of the Founders and the Patriots of America. being also an officer of the Connecticut society. He is member of the New York soci- ety of the s. A. R., and a member of the Connecticut society of The War of 1912. He is also member of the National Geographical society, a mem Der of the Seaside club ahd of St Johns lodge, No. 8, F. & A. M He belongs to the Automobile club and is president and one of the charter mem bers of the Motor Cycle club.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
PROFPLATTS MUSICALE.
LIBRARY BENEFIT.

There is no need of blowing the trum- pet for Prof Platt or his family. This is the twentieth annual recital of his pupils and everybody knows the mod est, faithful labors which have done so much for the children and youth of this community. My appeal is simply to the people, to ask them not to for get, even in this hot and busy season, to honor the teacher and encourage his pupils and give themselves pleas ure which will many times repay them all the trouble and expense of attend ing the entertainment. Miss Platt, who has won marked success both as a re- citer, and a singer, will assist her fath- CT ;and John Beers, who has fine tenor voice, always heard with pleasure. will also have part in the program. To the patrons of the Sandy Hook Free Public library, who will receive over again the net proceeds of this occasion, extend special invitation to be pres ent, Glover's hall. July IT, Let us show our appreciation and gratitude by a generous response. O.. Wright.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12
HE PALESTINE SCHOOL
CLOSING EXERCISES.

Miss Mary B. Beattie closed her school in Palestine with the following program: Pierron.
 Recitation, .'Seein' Things,'' Court land Blakeman.
 Selection, Monograph, Starr Bene- dict.
 Dialogue, ''The Train to Morro, ," Herbert Beers, Bessie Ruff1es and Sar- ah Beers.
 Recitation. 'tThe Secret Boy, !" Maude Summers.
 Recitation, "A Boys King" Mar GUS Egan.
 Selection, Monograph. :. Dialogue, Aunt Virginia's ear trumpet,
 Recitation, "A Boys Opinion, ," Leonard Mayors.
 Recitation, We Little Boys,' Rob- ert Ruffels.
 March, ''The Rose Queen.' Several girls. Playing on violin by George B. Beers.
 Selection, Monograph.
 Literary Hash, Seven children.
 Recitation, I've Ran The Night Express" Bertha Summers.
 Dialogue, .tThe Rehearsal"
 Reading, ''School Close" by John Leibold.
 Selection, Monograph.
 The school was packed to the door, some being present from Newtown street. The teacher and scholars had the school prettily decorated with dais- ies and oak leaves drawn on the boards.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12

A good sized congregation enjoyed the service. recital. selections on the organ and vocal solos at St sJohn' s church on the evening of June 2s. Cecil Wright. an organist of great promise. was heard with pleasure in selections by Mendelssohn. Guilmont and Rheinberger. Miss Louise Doer- ner of Bridgeport. soprano soloist. was heard in two selections She has a vo ice of pleasing quality. The ser vice included sentences. Lords prayer. and the lessons. Psalm 142 and Phil. 4: 4-10. closing with prayer and the benediction. A collection was taken for the music fund of St Johns.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-12

At meeting of the Newtown Bor- ough, Saturday evening. Warden Charles H. Northrop presiding, it was voted to accept the report of the com mittee on contract between the Bor- ough tand the Newtown Water Go. for the use of the fire hydrants for a term of five years at the rate of $3O per hy- drant, the Water Go. to keep the hy- drants in serviceable condition. The vote for the confirmation of the con- tract was unanimous.