The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-16
SOUTH ORANGE.

The condition Of Village Trustee John
r.. Mills. who has been i'll at his home, /
Vose avenue, for a long time, is grave To-
day.
Applications have been presented TO the
South Orange Building and Loan Associa-
tlon for several large loans. which VIII
be considered by the directors OF the as
ISOLATION at its meeting next Tuesday
night.
The Board of Assessments will meet to-
morrow night to levy on the Scotland
road. West End road and Vose avenue
improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sullivan celebrated
their wooden wedding anniversary at their
home in Ridgewood road Tuesday night.
Steven Smith, Anderson Keller and
Chester Me sant h Sozw geturn edrb to s sffer
visiting at the home of G. Halsey Drake,
in Cottage street.
Mrs. Robert Dalenz is i'll with throat
trouble at her home in Academy street.
Degrees will be conferred on four candi-
dates at a meeting Of Mizpah Chapter
No. 80, Order of the Eastern Star, in Jr,
o. U. A. M. Hall, tomorrow night.
Theodore Markthaler, of Elmira. n. y,
is the guest of his brother, Herman Mark
thaler. at his home. in Riggs place.
w. n. Burdick, of Ward place, has re-
covered from a severe illness.
Mrs. p. r. Mccormick, of South Orange
avenue. Is i'll.
School Trustee Arthur Hsgemeyer is
SptlullB tie WlilltI III Ntn IOih'
Police Marshal Thomas F. Mcguire. OF
Riggs place, has recovered from a three
days illness OF the grip.
Thomas Preston and James Matte, Of
Ridgewood road, aud Edward Foran, of
Valley street, have made application for
positions as chancemen on the police force.
Joseph p. Quinn. bigamist, was dismissed
from Hope Lodge No. 1T9. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, at a meeting last
night.
Harold Lewis, a graduate Of the class of
1902, South Orange High School, who is
now engaged In business at Philadelphia,
is visiting his parents in Riggs place.
0. I. Woodley, superintendent of Passaic
public schools, delivered an address on
Language" TO the teachers of the South
Orange public schools in the High School
assembly hall this afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Mack, of South Orange
avenue, has recovered from a severe at
tack of the grip. and her mother, Mrs.
Lewis Mack, is confined to her home with
the same complaint.
Superintendent OF Schools Henry w
Foster, OF Garfield place, will attend the
convention of superintendent at Wash
ington. D.. C., on February %, 26 and 81.
The condition of Mrs. Anne Magovern,
OF Sl9 Prospect street, who is i'll with pneu-
monia and whose daughter dleds Tuesday,
is not improved today,
The teacher committee Of the TOWNSHIP
Roard of Education has appointed Miss
Elizabeth Randall, of McGraw, n. Y, sue
cessoT 10 Miss NJ. Frances OShea as
teacher of the fifth grade In the Firs'
Street School. Miss O'Shea, who was re-
ceiving 5000 a year in South Orange, re-
signed TO become q teacher in a Newark
school at a higher salary. Miss Randall
is n graduate of the Cortland, N. Y, Nor
nal School, and has two years expert
ence as a teacher. Miss Louise Snow
teacher of manual training and drawing
in The South Orange schools, is i'll ant
is substituted by Miss Frances H.. Lyon
OF Brooklyn, a graduate of Pratt insti
tute.
Waldo Allen and Lloyd Roberts, 81
the first year class, haVe been appointed
as librarians in the High School.
Miss Bessie HANNA and Waldema,
Nichols, Of the senior class in the Higl
School. talked about current events TO tn
other students today.
A glee club has been formed in the Higl
School with Willard Elmendorf as presl
dent, and Stanley Babson, secretary an
treasurer.