The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-20

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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Donne1y,
who returned this week from their
wedding trip in Washington and At
lantic City, have. taken up their resi-
dence at 222 Lafayette street.
DIR. Mary ". Sickle, of 20 Academy
street, has returned from a visit with
friends in Plainfield.
Sergeant Thomas F. Connell. of police
headquarters, who has been confined in
st. Michael's Hospital for the past two
monthsg returned yesterday to his home
at "a Newton street. He will not re-
sumo his duties at police headquarters
until late in the summer.
Elmer Freeland, clerk at the First
Criminal Court, has returned from a
visit in Trenton.
Mrs. Bertha Seeker, wife of Alderman
William K. Seeker, will go to Germany
May % on the Augusta Victoria, and,
after a stay in Hamburg. will visit
Baden.
Prof. Max NJ. Olbersleben, of Wuerz-
burg, Germany, at one time musical in
structor of Eugene, Rahm, principal of
the Twelfth Ward German English
School, will visit friends in this city
next month.
Miss Florence Kellogg, of Carthage,
N. Y. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
Vanderveer Shurts, wife of the Rev.
Mr.. Shurts, at their home, Seventh ave-
nue. and Third street, in the RoseviIle
section.
Former Judge Thomas S. Henry will
take q trip 70 Europe June rs, and will
stay abroad for several weeks.
Mrs. C. w. vanderhoff, of Sc Taylor
street; Mrs. Richard Kennedy and Miss
Anna Kennedy, of II Eighth avenue,
sailed yesterday for Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Freeberg, of
Roseville, will sail for Porto Rico on
Saturday, to be gone about three.
months.
Albert widman, of rs Newark street,
has just returned to this city, after an
extended tour through the lower sec
ton of Central New York and Pennsyl-
yania.
John Trowbridge, of 81 Mt. Pleasant
avenue, will spend Saturday and Sun
day fishing at Lake Hopatcong.
City Engineer Norris r. Sherrerd,
who has been away for the past two
weeks on a fishing trip to North East
Garry, Moosehead Lake, Me, returned
yesterday.
Fire chief Ashley is back in Newark,
after a days trip with the Shriners of
Salaam Temple on a friendly visit to
the Binghamton lodge. The rest OF the
delegation that left this city went on
to Reading, Pa, but the chief did not
feel that he could take the time for the
more extended journey.
The Rev. ]. P. Poels, rector Of st.
Johns r.. C. Church, in Mulberry
street, will sail for Holland June 8. He
will be accompanied by his cousin, the
Rev. DIR. Henry Poels, of the CathoIc
University at Washington, d. c. They
win return In September. The Rev.
Father Louis, o. S. b., will officiate at
st. Johns during the rector's absence
-Four priests of the Newark diocese
are among the alumni of the American
College at Rome, who will sail today
on the steamer Carpathia for italy to
take part in the golden jubilee celebra-
ton of their alma mater. They are the
Rev. Charles A.. Smith. chancellor OF
the diocese. the Rev. DIR. Hubert Behr,
pastor of st. Michaels Church, Eliza
beth; the Rev. Bernard M. Began, pas
tor of st. Mary'ss Church, Piainfield
andthe Rev. Arthur Strenski. of st
Peters Church. New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith. OF
2S3 High street. will spend Memorial
Day with friends at Lake Hopatcong.
Mrs. Frank j. Stub, of this city. has
returned. after a rest of four wekes at
her Cousins, Mrs. J. Faulds, 2749 Jasper
street philadelnhia.