Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
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DECENTRALIZATION
Patriotic Exercises.

The Fourth of July will be observed
IN Arlington with a patriotic concert.
at Z O'Clock in the morning at the
town park, nea the Erie railroad sta
ton. Instead of the usual gun salute
a salute will be given by the bugle In
the hand of Captain K. B. Peterson,
OF the salvation Army, whose band will
afterward play Star Spangled Ban
mel" at the raising of the flag; Red.
White and Blue" Swedish National
Hymn" Onward. Christian Soldiers"
America" Home. Sweet Home The
flag will be raised also at Devon Circle.
In lower Kearny, by the Phil Kearny
Cadet Corps.
Town Soions to Play Ball.
An affair that will attract consider
able interest this afternoon viii be the
baseball game between the Kearny
Town Council nine and a team repre-
senting the Board of Education on
kearny Oval. Opinion seems to be
greatly divided as to the probable out
come. That there are several excellent
players on both sides is unquestioned.
but fears are entertained that he
players who are not experts will go
Offset the work of the skilled ones that
the judges will find II hard to give a
decision. No records are likely to be
broken. but there cannot fail TO be a
lot Of fun In the contest. The winners
will be the guests of the losers tonight
at a dinner in Achtel- Stetter's restau-
rant, this city.
The Power to Suffer- will be the
sermon topic of the pastor, the Rev J.
Franklin Shindell. at the First Baptist
Church. Arlington, tomorrow morning.
At the same time a communion service
will be held and new members re-
ceived- Mrs. Booth-Cooke will sing.
In the evening a patriotic service will
be held. and the pastor Will preach on
Foundations of Liberty"
The Rev. E. NJ. Carton, pastor Of the
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
Kearny. will preach tomorrow morning
on the topic, Love Thou Me?" The
sermon will be followed with holy COM
munion. \ A patriotic sermon will be
delivered In the evening on the theme.
"A Land Which the Lord Careth For"
A communion service will be con-
Quoted and new members received at
the morning service tomorrow in the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Ar
lington. In the evening the pastor,
the Rev Robert M. Aylsworth. will
preach on THE Hymns We Sing and
Why We Sing Them"
righteousness and Truth" will be
the morning sermon theme at the
Lutheran Church, Arlington, tomor-
row. In the evening no service will be
held, as the Gustaf Vasa chorus and
most of the p~arishioners will attend a
Luther League meeting In Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen left to-
day for Greenwood Lake, while Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Scrimshaw motored
to Asbury Park. Mrs. Scrimshaw is
PMr. Aliens daughter.
No service will be held at night on
the Sundays of July and August in the
First Presbyterian Church, of Airing.
ton. Tomorrow morning Elder Albert
L. Belden will preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Mottram, Of
40 Halsted street, Kearny, suffered the
loss by death this morning Of a 7.
months-old infant.
Miss Martha Read, teacher in the
Kearny public schools, has gone &c
Towaco for the
Francis Brunnell. of 80 Argyle place,
Arlington, left this morning for Thorn
asville. Conn.
Assistant Postmaster F.. sixton Jacob
son. of Arlington. has gone to Pine Hill.
N. Y. for a few days.
Principal Thad j. Knapp, OF the
Kearny High School. and Mrs. Knapp
have gone to Worthwhile, Mich. for the
summer.
Former A1derman-at-Large William
Bardsley. OF Kearny, and family left
this morning on a motor car trip to
Ocean Grove.