The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-22
SOUTH ORANGE.

Howard Murehie, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Il. Murchie, of 305 Prospect street,
South Orange, has been chosen vice-presi-
dent Of the senior class at Phillips's Acad-
envy, Andover. Mass. He is a former
pupil Of the South Orange High School
and entered the Andover Academy last
fall. and will graduate next June. there
by passing the usual two-year course In
half the time: Next year young Murchie
viii enter Yale University, where he will
study mining engineering. He played as
halfback on the Andoyer Academy's
football eleven last fall, and his friends
expect tlat the young MAI will earn a
place on the Yale Varsity team in 1909.
The annual pool and billiard tourna-
mcnts at Seton Hall College were started
by the students yesterday and will con-
tinue until March /. There are eighty
two contestants.
The Rev. James j. Hall. rector Of the
Church of Our Lady Of Sorrows, contem-
plates many improvements to the church
property in the spring, among them be
ing the placing OF II new roof on the
church edlfce.
The receipts Of the South Orange
Building md Loan Association at its
meeting last night amounted to 81. 100.
Joseph Arnold, collector Of water rates,
tees to have a map of the water system
throughout the village made.
Percy Mccoy, manager of the Field
Club hockey team, has arranged Il game
Will Tue 4NtMdlh AidutiHY lthf1Y 10 Dt
played on the Field Club lake next Sat
urdaY morning.
The Village Board of Trustees will al
low c%oasting on the Prospect place. Ro-
LackaWarna Railroad, and Ralston avenue
hills. Village Trustee Charles II. Burke,
who fathcred the ordinance passed Mon
day night by the village officials prohibit
ing the sport on hills except ones such
rs the trustees deem safe, win present n
list of the hills on which coasting Will
be allowed nj the next meeting Of the
village board.
Charles Rammelkamp, formerly Of South
Orange, but now of Jacksonville. H.. Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. George Rammcl-
kamp. at her home. in Second street. Mr..
Rammclkamp is a professor at the college
dent. He is q graduate Of the South Or
ange Public School.
Patrick 3. Delaney. an inventor. has re-
tUruc to his home, rs Scotland road,
after spending a few days at Norristown,
Pa.
Water Superintendent Cornelius r.
Nolan has asked tho water committee Of
the Village Board of Trustees to purchase
more water meters. There are some houses
in the village which are not metered. nc
cording to Mr., Nolan.
A distance skating match has been ar
ranged between Willard Downs, of Ward
place, and Frank Reed, OF South Orange
avenue. 1t will occur on the Seton Hall
College Pond next Saturday.
The second annual masquerade ball of
the Haymakers' Association of Wilma
mucoa Tribe No, 203, Improved Order Of
Redmen, will take place in the Village
Hall on Monday evening, March 2.
Members of the Epworth League of the
South Orange Methodist Church will at
tend a rally 10 be given under the auspices
of the Orange Methodist Church at Orange
next Friday night.
Miss Kathleen Cox. formerly Of South
Orange, has returned to her home in Sum
NIT after visiting friends In the village.
The ball committee of Hook and Ladder
Company. of the Village Fire Department
will hold a special meeting ut fire heal
quarters Friday night 10 complete ar