Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-06
IRVINGTON.

A special Meeting under the auspices
of the Newark Chassis will be held in
the First Reformed Church tomorrow
night in the interest CT missions. Be-
sides the Rev. Uriah McClinchie, the
pastor, the speakers will be the Rev.
Henry NJ. Mellen, the Rev. Stuart N.
Hutchinson and the Rev. Albertus 7.
Brock, Of this city.
The teachers and officers of the First
Christian Church Sunday school will
meet tonight at the home of Thomas
Parker, of Garwood place.
Al the adjourned meeting Of the
Town Council Saturday night the
building ordinance was thoroughly re-
vised. 1t will be presented for first
reading tomorrow night.
George F. Thompson, of South TWEEN
tieth street, and William Rush, OF Eff
teenth avenue, are home from a sue.
cessful rabbit hunt In Morris county.
Edward Fraser, of Madison avenue, has
returned from a hunting trip in South
Jersey with a well-fflled bag. of game.
Edward Farrell, of Springfield venue
Hilton. enjoyed a cunning trip in Nor
ris county last week.
A meeting of the fire department will
be held tomorrow night to elect a rep
r~eseItative and a trustee for the Fire
mems Relief Association. :
The Circle of Kings Daughters of the
Methodist Church will meet in the
church parlor tonight.
A slight blaze in the barn at the rear
of The home of Theodore Barney, in
Bruen avenue. near Clinton avenue,
Saturday night, was extinguished with
Groom.
The ~Irvington Board of Trade will
hold it's annual meeting tonight in
Masonic Hall, Clinton venue. Officers
will be elected. The nominees are:
Michael A. Dover for president, former
Freebooter Edward jacob for vice.
president, Councilman Acperson j.
States for secretary and George Jen-
nings for treasurer.
Adolph Thaler, of 16 Rich street., is
confined to his home with pleurisy.
Frederick Eckelhofer, of 7 Headley
terrace, will be appointed councilman
from the First ward tomorrow night, to
ill the unexpired term of Ackerson j.
olotCs, 4 ido ISSlSilCu DtIduoC VI lliD
removal from the ward.
David Klein, of 3S Union avenue, won
second prize in the novice roller-skating
contest al Hillside Park Saturday night.
John Kirkbride, of 46 Cummings street,
son of Police Sergeant Thomas Kirk
bride, won the one1mile roller-skating
match at Olympic Park last might.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Castles, of
Beverly street, and Mrs. Pauline Die
bold, of 80 Bruen avenue, have gone to
Cincinnati, where Mr.. Castles is at
tending the convention of the National
Association Of Ice Cream Manufactur-
ers, which will be in session from De-
cember 6 to 10
Clinton Lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold
its third of four whist series tonight at
its lodge rooms in Glorieux building.
Twenty local anglers went on the last
Of the seaso trip of the City Line Fish
ing Club yesterday in the s~eafaring tug
Nonpareil.
Joel B. Martin, of So Myrtle avenue,
has left for a business trip to Port
land. Me.
Funeral services were held last eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Brakeman, of 1861 Spring
field avenue, for their infant daughter,
Dorothy v. Brakeman, who died Satur-
day morning. The Rev.. Uriah Nc
Clinchie oficiated. The interment was
made this morning in Paramount Gene
terry.