The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-30
ORANGE.

Clifford Van Iderstine, son of William II.
Van Iderstine, of Valley street, and Ralph
Van Stone; Of Valley street; South Or
took the civil service examination for po-
sitions as clerk and carrier in the South
Orange post office Yesterday.
A party of South Orangeites are in
Monticello, Fla. They are Colonel ]. Knox
Phillips, OF Taylor place, who is on his an
nual horseback ride; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward S. Sanford and Palen Conway, OF
Ridgewood road. and Noel 3. Martin, of
Tillou road. They will all remain in the
South over winter.
Mrs. William ]. Shannon. of Mead street.
has returned from Allaire, in South Jer-
sey. where she was visiting relatives.
The Rev. Eugene Allen Noble, president
of the Centenary Collegiate institute.
IIaekettstown, will preach in the South
Orange Methodist Church tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Jenkinson, of
Turrell avenue, are at Chelsea. Mass.
Mrs. Wilson Farrand. Of RalStol avenue.
fell on the ice in South Orange avenue,
yesterday and dislocated her shoulder
blade.
Thieves broke into the house Of Joseph
-. Hitch in Vose avenue yesterday and
stole about twenty feet OF lead pipe which
they cut from tue kitchen and cellar. The
been out of town for a long time. En-
trance was gained through a rear window.
which had been pried open.
The young men of the village have a
petition signed by nearly all of the bust
ness men and other voters. which they
viii present to the Village Board of Trus-
tees, asking that coaStlng be allowed on
the South Orange avenue hill between
the hours of s and II o'clock at night,
under proper police protection.
Miss Frances G%aseoyne, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Edward Gascoyne. of 81 Valley
street. Is i'll with the grip.
Miss Edith l.. Woodhouse. of Ridge
wood road. has gone to California on a
pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Colquitt, OF
Rldgewood road. have gone to Florida for
the rest of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wildey have re-
turned to their home, In Stafford Springs,
Conn, after paying a two weeks, visit to
relatives and friends In South Orange.
South Orange Council, Royal Arcanum
will meet in Jr. o. U. A. M. Hall tonight
The Field Club Suburban League bowl,
ers Won three games from the First Ware
Republican Clubs quintet on the latter
alleys in Newark last night.
The Rev. John d. Bolden, pastor of thu
South Orange Baptist Church; pgeached a
the revival services In the Mt. Iion Afri'
can Methodist Church IN Millburn las
night.
The basketball team of the eighth grade
OF Columbia School, South Orange, de
feated the seventh grace team at IN
Maplewood Sporting Club Hal yesterday
afternoon by a score of Is to A.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Societ,
Of the South Orange Methodist Church will
hold a public meeting in the church mex
Tuesday night, at which Mrs. Stephen l.
Baldwin, a missionary in China for Gig 4
teen wears, win tell Of her experiences.
A large piano van belonging to tn
Lau1er Company. of Broad street. wa
struck by trolley car No. 1I20 in Vale.
street, near Hixon place. shortly befor'
midnight last night, dentlng in the sid.
Of the van. William Rooley, Of 80 Higl
street, and Frank Wilt, of 96 High street
who were in the wagon, were uninjured
The glass in the front Of the trolley ca
was broken.
The 6-ycar-old daughter OF Lemuel K
Hines, OF Valley street, has pneumonia.