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

The fixtures for the Millburn post
Office arrived yesterday and will be
placed in position in the new quarters
in the bank building today. Postmas-
ter Kessler expects to occupy his new
quarters on Saturday.
Not Regular at School,.
The parents Of four children who
have been irregular in attendance at
Millburn schools were served with no.
tees to- appear before Police Justice
William e. Summers this afternoon.
Mrs. B~erthoud's Funeral.
The funeral Of Mrs. Amanda E.
Berthoud, widow of Colonel A.. P.
Berthoud, was held yesterday afternoon
fro the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Charles Killgore, of Crescent place,
Short Hills. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Charles NJ. Douglas,
rector of Christ Episcopal Church,
Short Hills. Interment was at Utica.
N. Y.
Springfield FIRE bepartmeax
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the Springfield fire department last
night. the resignation of Clarence
Lushear was accepted. Invitations
from the Newark Exempt Firemen to
participate on June. IA in the laying of
the cornerstone of their new home, n
others from Plainfield and Millburn
were received, and a committee of
three, consisting of Chief E. c. Town
ley, Assistant Chief Ross ELS and
Foreman John S. Quick was named to
arrange to accept them. An invitation
from e. III. Wade Post, q. A. r., of
Millburn, to join in the Decoration Day
celebration was accepted.
Springfield Epworth League.
At the annual business meeting last
night of the Epworth League of the
Springfield Methodist Church these
officers were elected. President. Miss
Grace Walton; vice-president, Mark
M. Brady; second .vice~-president, the
Rev. Frederick B. Curry; third vice.
president, Maggie Reeve; fourth vice
president. Mrs, Frank Nodine; secre-1
tary, Miss Leonia Crane; treasurer,
Ida Pierson: pianist, Charles
Mundy. After the business meeting
there was a social and each ma had
a hat to trim and the women neckties
to make. Mark Brady won the first
for the best trimmed hat and
Howard Nodine took the BOBBY prize.
Layton-KelIy.
Miss May Kelly and Walter Layton,
Of Westfield, were married at the
Springfield Methodist parsonage last
night. The ceremony was performed
by. the Rev. Fred B. Curry, pastor of
the church. The witnesses were Miss
Elizabeth Davis and John p. Kohler,
of Westfield.
Of Personal Note.
Miss Margaret Lambert. sister of
Mrs. Joseph Collins, of Hobart avenue.
Short Hills sailed today for a visit to
her parents in England.
Mrs. Herman Rubsam, of New York,
is a guest at the home of H. A. Baker,
Short Hills.
today for a weeks stay at Clay
ton, N. Y.
Thomas Fennessy. of, Church street,
Millburn, returned yesterday from a
visit to his sister. Mrs. Philip Ems
man, of Astoria, L.. u
Mrs. Jacob Bury, of Orange, was a
visitor yesterday at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Oliver, of
Church street, Millburn.
Mrs. J. A. Budd, of Chicago, is visit
friends in Millburn.
The Rev. Fred r. Curry, pastor of
he Springfield Methodist Church. will
give a s~tereopticon lecture in the lec-
.urezroom tomorrow night. illustrating
'Evangeline."
Mrs. Albert p. Cain, of Morris ave-
Tue, Springfield, and her children are
pending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
yAoree r emf. of Newark