The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-12
SOUTH ORANGE.

The golfers at the Field Club will indulge
In match play for the July monthly cur
tomorrow afternoon. Those who have
qualified are f. L. Pupke and Theodore
Burke. Harold Freeman and j G. Ogden,
Ernest Armstrong and A. l.. Lindebrry, A.
c. Andrews and Raymond Toll.
Miss Eugenia Weston. of Valley street,
left today for Stafford Springs. Conn.
Harold Blanchard. of 12 Montrose avenue,
left today for their summer home In the
Adirondacks.
Mrs. Walter Evans. of Second street, is
at Stanhope
Century Lodge No. 100, f. and A. M. will
not meet again until September.
The Rev. Robert Hasting Nichols pastor
Of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Ras left
Southampton. Mass, where he spent the
last week. and gone to Cooperstown, N. Y,
TO spend next week
streets, has entered his trotter, Harry
Lake to run In the matinee at Wavery
tomorrow.
Acting Marshal Thomas Sherry today
gave strict orders to the patrolmen to ar
rest the scavengers seen taking garbage
and ashes mixed in collection wagons.
A valuable Newfoundland dog belonging
to William b. Yereance, of Centre street.
was struck by an automobile yesterday
and had to be shot by Policeman Edward
Tracy.
officers Tend, Kirk and Miller, of the
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails, visited South Orange yesterday aft
ernoon and caused the arrest of Thomas
Breckenridge, of 270 Irvington avenue,
employed by Jordan Morgan, village scav-
enger and Horace Bailey, of Valley and
Beach streets Orange, employed by the
George Spottiswood Coal Company, charg-
ing each with driving horses in an unfit
condition. Police Justice j. Martin Roll
fined them each S3
Joseph Noonan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Noonan, of 50 Hixon place, has
gone to Lake Denmark this State. to
spend his vacation.
Bruno G. osterman and family, of VAL
ley and Fourth streets are spending a
fortnight at Garden City, L. l.
Egbert Mathews, of Scotland road, has
gone to Niagara Falls.
The Misses Seton, Josephine and Harriet
McCabe, of Ridgewood road have gone
to Asbury Park.
Robert DaIeny is among the South Or
ange residents at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Ingersoll, of
Scotland road. who have been abroad for
several months, will sail for home on
July 16
George Kriden and family. of South, Or
ange avenue, are registered at Hotel
Brunswick, Asbury Park.
Mrs William r Brown. of Academy
street, is at Asbury Park
Miss Emma Garrison, Of Irvington ave-
nue. and Prospect street, will spend her
vacation at Point o WOODS, Long Island.
Raymond Keller. of First and Valley
streets, has returned from Niagara Falls.
Miss Aloysia Feindt, of Cottage street,
assistant to Superintendent of Schools
Henry w. Foster. caught finger of the
right hand In the large safe in the Office
at Columbia School yesterday, painfully
mashing 1t.
William Rockefeller Of Riggs place
notified the police of suspicious characters
lounging about his home shortly before
midnight. Acting Roundsman Frank
Kenny investigated, but could find no
trace of them.
Plans have been completed for a hand
some residence to be erected in South Or
ange avenue for Village Treasurer Thomas
G.. Conway.
Thomas Burke, of Second street, has sold
his new house in Riggs place to Mrs. r.
V. Lonsdale. of New York, who will oc-
cupy 1t shortly.
The Right Quest" will be the subject
of the sermon to be delivered by the Rev.
George Mooney pastor. at the morning
ser1 ice in the Methodist Church Sunday.
In the evening he will have Sitting Con-
science" as his subject.
The street committee has decided to use
tarVia on Nose avenue.
Miss Margaret Malone, OF Arnold terrace,
has gone to Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Harry w. Hoffman. of Cottage
street, and Mrs. w. Fl. Freeman, of Pros
pect street, are at Mount Tabor.