The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-23
SOUTH ORANGE.

DIR. George Emory Adams, of South Or
ange and vose avenues, is at Asbury Park.
He Is registered in the Monmouth.
The Society for LeI ling Comforts to the
Sick has decided TO send a number of
the poor children of the village to Brad
ley Beach for a fortnight.
The Rev. Father McHugh, of SetAn Hall
Rev. James J. Hall as rector of the
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows. South
Orange, during the latter's absence at
Block Island, announces that S3S2 was
collected for coal ar last Sundays masses.
Herman Markthaler, of Riggs place, Is
at the Highlands of Navesink camping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Steve. of Lindsey
avenue. are at the Highlands.
Howland y. Perrine, chairman of the
police committee, announces that he Will
donate a silver medal to the member OF
the police force attaining the highest av-
erage In target practise during the year.
Miss Mary Hemlinger, of Hixon place,
has returned from a stay at Westminster.
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Miss Jeanette HaIsey, of Fairview ave-
nue.. is at Lake Hopatcong.
Thomas Gregan, of Tichenor avenue, is
spending the week with his aunt. MIS-;
Patrick Morrison, at the "Old Colonial
R~idgcwood road.
Leonard Relation, of Valley street, has
gone to Argentine Republic. His sister,
Miss Elizabeth Ricalton, is in Boston.
An examination for clerk carrier in the
local postofice will take place August Z.
III &iiAl L. DOiI1 u Il tAAHC 80
is registered in Sunset Hall, Asbury Park.
Temporary changes were made In the
South Orange Village police department
today. and Acting ~Roundsman Frank
Kenny became day. desk sergeant. Ser
geant Thomas J. Sherry, who has been
at the desk during the day, was again
assigned to night duty. Theodore Steve,
who has returned from his vacation, will
become roundsman. and Policeman John
Matte, who has been doing duty at the
jail desk ut night, will regulate traffic al
the corners South Orange avenue ano
Valley street. in place of Policeman
Patrick Reynolds, who is on his vacation
The State deputy will be, present ,ant
make known the semi-annual password a
the meeting OF South Orange Council, Roya
Arcanum, Thursday night.
To the member of the South Orange Re
publican Club catching the largest humble
OF fish on the clubs annual expedition Z
the Fishing Banks August Z the club will
give n handsome silver-mounted rod, an,
the one who catches the largest fish will
receive a fishing reel.
South Orange Council. Jr. o. U. A. M.
initiated two candidates at a meeting IL
Jr. O. u. A.. M. Hall last night.
Miss Josephine Anglum. of Paterson, AM
Miss May Anglum. of Boonton. have re
turned home after visiting their uncle. Pc
iiceman Patrick Kelly, of 24 Turrel
street.
Miss Evelyn Kays, OF Jersey City. /
visiting Miss Ethel Graves, of IA Fourtl
3 street.
George E. Andrews and Harold Freeman
H. will play the final round In the July gol
tournament at the Field Club Saturday.
Louis d. Croweli, of Academy street, re
turned Tome today from a stay at Grow
Beach.
e The South Orange Athletic Club baseba'
team will have the Woodland Athletic Gu
OF Newark as Its opponent on the Taylo
grounds Sunday afternoon.
Define Crosse, of South Orange avenue
caught a uuaway which was attached I
a light rig, the occupants Of which wer
three women. on Ridgewood road. yester
day. Mr.. Crosse was on his daily walk an
the horse carne dnshlng along: He ran on
in the road. grabbed the bride. and wa
dragged along for nearly a block. Tn
owner of the horse was Mrs. Katherin
Scott, of Morristown.