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INCORPORATED IN HUDSON.

JERSEY CITY. April 16.-Articles OF
incorporation were fled Yesterday Will
the county clerk Of Hudson as follows:
American Canned Goods Company;
Office, So Sussex street, Jersey city;
capital. $500 100; incorporators. William
], Singer. so Church street, Manhattan;
Albert w. Bryce and Alfred w Howes
both of 70 Pine street, Manhattan.
Hilltop Realty Company; office. t9l
Arlington avenue, Jersey City: capital,
2 10000: incorporators. Dominick j.
Hart, Mary e. Hart. both of 1876 Airing
ton avenue. Jersey City. and Carl J.
Kullmann. IS Cambridge avenue. Jer-
sey City.
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EAST ORANGE COUPLE WE'D
FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. BirkhOIz
Celebrate Event at Sons Home.

With a luncheon Yesterday at the
home of their son. Councilman Joseph
A. BirSholz, of Central avenue, Orange,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberf A. Birkholz, of
169 North Sixteenth street, East Or
ange celebrated their ffty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Birk-
holz are hale and hearty. They We're
wed in Berlin. Germany. but have lived
for many years in this country
They have three son five daughters
and seventeen grandchildren. Their
children are Councilman Birkholz, for
mer Assemblyman Edward ID. Birkholz
ard Benjamin l.. Birkholz. Their
daughters include Mrs. Amelia T'ricke,
of Los Angeles. Cal: Mrs. Louise Bcr-
ger. of Racine. Wis; Mrs. lydia Spen-
Ter. of Philadelphia: Mrs. Emma Pam
ger, of New York. and Mrs. Gertrude
Conrad. of East Orange, with whom
they make their horne.
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NUTLEY.


Miss Armstrong. of Bloomfield ave-
nue.. will give a five-hundred. party to
a number of her friends this afternoon
at her home.
Edgar T.. Humphrey. of Prospect
street, is on a trip to New Orleans.
Miss Elizabeth P. Bachelor, OF
kingsland street, is visiting friends in
North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Taylor. of HiI-'
side venue have returned from a visit
to friends at Summit.
The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Dunbar
Cone, of Highfield lane. have returned
from a visit to friends at Geneva, o.
Miss Edna Coons and Frederick
Coons, of East Orange, who have been
visiting the Misses Pearl and Blanche
Lux, of Prospect street, have returned
home.
Mrs. S. J. Oshier and Miss Jennie
oshier. of East Orange, are visiting
Mr.. n Mrs. Selden 5. Davis. OF
Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Douglass, of
Hawthorne avenue, are entertaining
Mrs. F. a. England. Of Syracuse, N. Y
Mrs. Thomas MacVeigh. of Bloom
field avenue. has returned from a
several months visit to friends at De-
troit, Mich.
The Misses Florence and Edwin Mon
seer, of Brooklyn. who have been
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Selden S. Davis, of Chestnut street.
have returned home.
Mrs. James H. Carley and Miss Jessie
Carley. of Springfield. VT. who have
been spending a week with Mrs. Ear
ley's parents, MI. and Mrs. Marinus
Ratchelor, of Avondale road. have re-
turned home.
An entertainment entitled "A Modern
Kindergarten" will be given in the
Vincent NJ. f. Church under the
auspices of the Epworth League on
May ).
The Nutley Lawn Tennis Club viii
open its courts in Prospect street on
Saturday. April %.
The monthly meeting of the Tenny-
son Literary Society was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cover.
in Hillside venue IN Thursday night.
and An Evening with the Colored
Folks was given by the members in
character. Many of the costumes We're
original. the prize being awarded to
Mrs. De Camp, of Paterson. as Miss
Lillian Chantecler. The program Of
negro melodies and recitations We're
greatly enjoyed by those present. \
repast of light refreshments followed.
The frequent complaints Of reckless
automobile speeding on East Passaic
avenue have led the Town Council to
have men stationed at different points
along the avenue to arrest violators OF
the town ordinance.
The Friday Afternoon Club met yes
terday afternoon at h residence OF
I Mrs. A. b. Meredith. in Prospect street.
The ladies spent the afternoon in cook
ing and explaining new and novel
dishes of their discovery.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Franklin Building and Loan Assoc
citation to be held on Wednesday sere-
ming next the thirty-second series OF
stock will be opened.
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ARCANIANS ENTERTAINED
BY ARLINGTON WOMEN.

Approaching the many occasions on
which the members of Arlington Coun-
Gil No. SO. Loyal Association. Royal
Ardanum. had entertained. the women
friends last night were hostessss. and
fal the men as their guests at Frater-
nifty Hall. Arlington. Card-playins
was the chief diversion. and the prizes
of the games we're Won by the follow
ing. Whist. first prize for men, Frank
\. Vosburgh: second, Charles Arnhoim;
third. Warren H. Dunn; women. first.
Mrs. Warren II. Dunn; second, Miss
Anna Allaire; third, Mrs. James A.
Ringold. The consolation prizes were
won by James r.. T. Nosper and Miss
Grace Phelps.
In the euchre contest Mrs. George
Austin won first prize. Mrs. James
Sickles second and Mrs. F. w. Mitchell
third. among the women. The men 5
first prize was Won by Wylie Croad,
The second by George c.. Whitfield. and
the third by NJ. Schurrs The %consola-
ton prizes were won by Miss Alhrecht
and James Sickles, The trophy won
by the latter. who is superintendent of
the Arlington Cemetery. was . heanpot
containing "a couple NJ tiny skeletons.
Music was rendered by James Taylor
and Leonard Phyhky. and Miss Mabcl
Phelps sang. Remarks were made by
Councilman Hurry Il. Caithncss,
Brother Harris. - Moniclair Council,
and the State orator. Dancing and re-
f%reshmeuts were afterwards enjoyed.
The committee in charge of the al
fair consisted OF the following:
Mesdames Louis r. Southland. Harry
B. Caithncss. Alfred .. Bornenlan,
Abraham l.. Higgins, John b. mhorn-
son, Howard s. Hoffman, Scoree w.
McClintick. Duncan McAnister. fred
erick Lawrence. Charles W. Reinl,ardt,
Harry b Tauh. Whitney Crowoll, S,
Kemp. Peter NJ. Hiauvelt, Charles Arm
helm and william H. Phelps.
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WORK WILL BEGIN SOON
ON MApLEW00D CHURCH,

AT a meeting of the congregation Of
the Morrow Memorial Methodist
Church, Maplewood section Of South
Orange, last night it was decided to
carry out the plans presented by the
architects, D'C'ench x ,Yost. CT New
York, for the erection Of a new church
on the church property. IN Ridgewood
road. The new edifce will cost about
$4,000 and work viii be begun when
the specifications and detailed plans
have been completed.
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= MONTCLAIR.
Autoist Arrested.

Autoist Arrested.
John McMurdo. of is Pennington
street. Newark, IA arrested by Bicycle
Policeman Hugh Seery last night for
speeding his automobile in Greenwood
e McMurdo deposited $50 for a
hearing next Tuesday morning.
The Garden Society is holding a show
at the grounds of the Montclair Club
today. The flowers will remain on ex-
hibition until tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Durham, OF
Brooklyn, have taken possession OF
their summer home in Lorraine ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin W. Dorman,
of Upper Mountain avenue are home
from the South. where they spent the
winter.
Mrs. L. Y. Burney, of Upper Noun
tain avenue. is at Rockland, Mass,
where she will remain until July.
Mrs. NJ. S. Wilson and Miss Elenor
Peregrine. both of Lorraine avenue,
are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Clarence Rapkin and daughter
Miss Marion napkin. of North Noun
tain avenue. have returned from a stay
of two months in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. Ferguson, Of In
wood avenue. have sailed for their old
home in Scotland, where they will
spend two months.
Miss Margaret Willets. OF Boonton. l.
a guest of Miss Ruth Wilson, of Lor-
raine avenue.
Mrs. e. NJ. Dawes, of Brooklyn, who
has been a guest of Mrs, Henry Scar
ing. of ClarewiH avenue, has returned
to her home.
Miss Amy Copeland, Of lnwcod ave
nue.. is at Atlantic City for two weeks
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HARRISON-E. NEWARK.
Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Nicaragua.

The funeral of Mrs. Joseph McTague,
the former East Newark m who
died Thursday in a New York hospital,
took place this morning from the
Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison,
where a solemn high mass of
requiem was offered. The ~pall-bear-
ers were William and Thomas Carey.
John McTague. Peter FitZsimmons- I.
j.. Regan and John Reynolds. Inter
ment was in the Cemetery of the Holy
.Sepulchre.
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The Rev. Robert N. Aylsworth. The
new pastor of the First NJ. Z. Church.
Arlington, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on Chosen Vessels" In the eve
ming he will speak on Visions" George
II. Jenney will speak on 1.-THE Chris
tian's Sacrifice at the meeting Of the
Senior Epworth League, and Miss Mae
Paddock will discuss Serving the
Lord al the session Of the Junior
League. Miss Sadie Ashford will sing.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Lillian Schmidt, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Schmidt, of 2T5
Argyle place, Arlington. to Arthur A
Grosjean. OF North Newark.
The department of literature of the
Woman's Literary Club, of Arlington,
will meet next Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Hattie z. Comins. Belgrove drive
and lakewood avenue, Arlington. Mrs.
Mary w. Pfeger will be chairman and
Mrs. Jennie Z. Beattie vice-chairman.
1.-The Child's Book and Heart will be
discussed by Mrs. Jennie A. Medsger.
Unable last Sunday through illness to
deliver the sermon, the Rev. j. Frank
! lin Shindelt, pastor of the First Baptist
Church. of Arlington, will preach to-
morrow morning on THE Response
bility of Discipleship.' In the evening
Professor Ernst Richards, Of Column
bia University, will speak or "The
Foundation and Aims Of the Modern
Peace Movement"
The Rev. Rufus r. Marks, of Hill
burn. y. Y. viii preach at both serv-
ices in the First Presbyterian Church
OF Arlington. tomorrow. The morning
topic will be Enduring Temptation
and the eevning Treasure in Earthen
Vessels"
At the Swedish Lutheran Church
Arlington. tomorrow the Rev. A. S
Pearson viii preach on Yet a Little
While and in the evening "A Chris
tian and the World"
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BL00MFIELD-GLEN RIDGE,
Tautum-Jopes Wedding.

A quiet wedding took place Thursday
afternoon in the home of George Sam
mis- in Ashland avenue. Bloomfield.
when Miss Carrie Leona Jones. of
Brooklyn. became the bride of George
Roswell Tantum. of Columbus. this
state. The Rev Nathaniel Brooks. for
mer pastor of the Park n. Z. Church.
Bloomfield. performed the ceremony in
the presence of the immediate relatives
and friends of the contracting parties.
Minor ST. John, of Manhattan. was
best man and the bridesmaid was Miss
Mary Sammis. of Bloomfield. The deco
SONS.
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AlLLBURN,
IRVINGTON
AID HILTON
kEAkNY-ARLINGT0N.


An ASSEMBLE that alled Arlington
Hal, Arlington. took part last night in
the third annual reception and dance
OF the Knox Athletic Club, Of kearny.
The guests We're received by James
Brierley. chairman; Stanley Mason,
Robert Gee, James Wallace and Fred
eriek McCutcheon. The program Of
dances included twenty-four numbers,
and the floor was under the manage
ment Of Barton Grant. assisted by Ed
win Sargent.
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GLEN RIDGE,
~5ELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
lRVINGTON.
few n. and l.. stock Issue

New u. and l.. stock Issue.
The ffty-first series of the Irvington
Building and Loan Association, which
was opened last night al its quarters,
1922 Springfield avenu resulted IN
subscriptions for 2f0 shares. Applica-
tions for loans aggregating $4,000 were
received. The secretary, George II.
Wooliey. reported that the earnings for
1903 averaged 8 per cent.
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The Lutheran Mission will meet at
Record Hall. Fourth street and Harri-
son avenvc. for services tomorrow aft
ernuon at 9 o'clock. The sunday school
viii assemble al . o'clock. The Rev.
William c. Schmidt Will preach tomor-
ranr
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Hurt In Fall from wagon.

While riding on a coal wagon on
Belgroye drive near Grant avenue
Kearny. today, Frederick Lee, of that
town. was thrown from his seat when
the front wheel came of. He was bad
ly shaken up and received a few
bruises about the head and body. The
Kearny police ambulance WAS sum
nloned. but he refused TO get in it and
went TO his home unassisted.
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Marriage Announced.

The marriage of John BoddinCton
Peterkin. youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Peterkin. Of Spruce street.
Bloomfield. and Miss Florence Hoff-
man. of Manhattan, took place on Fri
day. April 5. il the chapel of st. Bar
tholomew's Church. The Rev. Joseph
H. Ivie of1ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
kin are living in Bloomfield.
Mrs. Frank E. Delano, of Glen Ridge,
is the guest Of Mrs Frederick Gilsey,
of oyster Bay
Mrs. Joseph +. Rusbv. of Liberty
street. is in Trenton.
The Berkeley Neighborhood Club will
meet on May 10.
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CITY ADvERTIsEMENrs.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that The rol-
lowing ordinance has been passed by the
heard Of Street and Water Commissioner and
anTroved bv the Mayor OF the City OF Newark.
and pursuant to Chapter SO of the State laws
az 800. is herewith published by title;
An ordinance to open and widen
CLAY STREET
and
CARLISLE PLACE.,
from Broad street TO Ogden street.
Adopted April IA. 1919.
A. r. DENsIAN.
President or tue Board Of Street and watep
wM. z GREATHEAD,
Clerk OF the Board.
Approved April Is. 1910.
JACOB H~AUssLLNG.
apr1s-5t Mayor.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance has been passed by the Board
OF street and Water Commissioners and an
proved by tbs Mayor Of the City Of Newark and
pursuant 10 Oh .pter 3e Of the state laws % 1903
is hereby published by title;
An ordinance to provide for the vacation Of
l. SPRUCE STREET.
from the Old City Line to Springfield avenue.
Adopted April Il. 1919.
Pr sidens o. the Board Of Street and wats
WIN. r.. GREATHEAD.
Approved April Is, 1919.
JACOB ~HAussLISG
sprls-St Msyu.
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SOUTH
NEGRO HORSEWHIPPED WHEN
HE ATTEMPT HOLD=UP.

An attempt on the part of a negro
to hold up a carriage in which were
Mr.. and Mrs, John ]. Herman, of Linds-
ley avenue. South Orange, in a lonely
section of Montrose avenue, hat vii
lage, last night resulted in the hold-up
man being horsewhipped.
The negro, who was hurley in statue,
ran out in front of the horse from be-
hind a tree on Montrose avenue, near
Charlton avenue. Mr.. Kernan with
whip in hand, shouted to the negro to
go on about his business. n the lat
ter said he intended to after he re-
ceived money. Herman then whipped
the man and the horse also. knocking
the mar off his feet. while he drove
off. The South Orange police were
notified. but an attempt on the part
of Policeman Patrick Kelly to find the
negro proved worthless.
Prospectors 30 Smoke.
Appropriate exercises will mark the
celebration of the first anniversary of
the Prospectors' Club. of South Orange.
next saturday night in the Log Cabin.
il. Riggs place. The affair will be in
the form of a smoker and entertain
nent, with local and outside talent.
tT
Frederick Stalknecht, of East Orange,
has purchased the Sarah L.. Van Vech-
ten house. 80 Montrose avenue.
Jordan Morgan. of Terrell street, has
bought the Morris county sand pit.
Morristown.
Mrs. George X. Badger. of so Fair
Wow avenue, will entertain at bridge
ct her home Tuesday afternoon.
A bridge party will be given by Mrs.
W. w, Rutter at her home in Prospect
street April &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Memory and fam
lily. of Roosevelt road, Maplewood. are
epending a week at Asbury Park.
President George f. Versoy, of the
Village Firemen's Relief Association,
has called a special meeting of hat or
ganization for late this afternoon to
transact important business.
William Newman and Richard Far
rell will form the battery for the Cedar
baseball team in a game with the
Emeralds, of Newark. on the Taylor
grounds tomorrow afternoon
The Board of Education will meet
Monday night. when action will be
taken on several applications for the
, position of clerk of that body. Fred NJ.
Treat, the present clerk, has rendered
his resignation to take effect April 80
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CALDWELL AND VERONA.
Last Meeting of Season.

Last Meetin. OF season.
The last meeting of the season of the
Caldwell Card club was held at the
home of Mrs. GeorGe \. Bogert, of
| Hanford place. Yesterday afternoon.
-Four tables were engaged in play. Re
freshments were served by the hostess.
after which the annual election was
held. Mrs. ottoman Block was chosen
president and Miss Marie Crane secrc-
tary. The next meeting will be held
September 16 at the home of Mrs.
william Gosman. of Cleveland street.
High score for the year was made by
Mrs. Wilfred f. Maxwell. seconded by
Mrs. Bogert. and third by Mrs. William
Gosman.
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Miss Reba owen viii give a whist
party at her homo, Il Arlington ave
nue. north. East Orange, Tuesday after
noon.
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five small children and two other wom-
en- n two men. The other prisoners
were sent to jail for ninety days. while
the children will be taken care of.
Health Inspector John T. Mcclure. of
Harrison. and John Keenan,, of East
Newark. yesterday began their annual
house-to-house The work
will be finished in a couple of weeks.
The Harrison police today received
their new badges. The shields are
much smaller and heater than the
large ones tina have been in use since
a police department was organized
there.
The Henry r. Worthington fire de-
partment. of Harrison. is arranging for
a theatre party and supper to be held
Saturday night, April 20. William
Bersey, George Pickney and Frederick
Lodge comprise the committee in
charge.
James Dowd, of 407 South Fourth
street, Harrison, who has been serious
ly i'll with scarlet fever, is slowly re-
covering from the effects of the illness,
but it will be some time before he will
be able to be about.
Peter Hauck. sr.. has completed the
building of a large building to be used
as a garage. The structure is located
on his property on Fifth street be-
tween Harrison avenu and Hamilton
street.
Members of Etlic Temple. Pythian
Sisters. of Harrison. win go to Hoboken
next Thursday night, where they viii
take part in an initiation TO be held
in that place.
Ethic Lodge. NJ. 1l5, Knights of
-Pythias, of Harrison. will observe the
twenty-second anniversary of it's or
ganization next Friday night when an
entertainment and dance viii be given.
Clan Campbell, Order of Scottish
Clans, of West Hudson, gave a sue
ceSsful dance at Rentschler's Audi
forum, Harrison. last night. About
200 persons We're present.
About 800 persons attended a dance
given at Mcobs's Han, Harrison. last
night, under the auspices of the HAM
ilton Pleasure Circle OF Harrison.
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KEARNY MORTGAGE.

Margaret P. and Robert II. orrok
jr.. TO Howard savings Institution.
south side Of Stewart venue, 57S feet
west61n kearny avenue. 5aN1ol, S2.10a.
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General Sedgwiek Circle. No. 50. La
dies of the G. A. r., will present an
American flag t o Captain Henry Vree-
LAND Post, No. Is. G. A. r., in Belle
Vile Hall. April 81. At the meeting of
Vreeland Post last night. about fifteen
members of General Phil Kearny Post,
of Newark. paid a friendly visit. 1t
was decided to appoint a committee
in the near future to arrange for Me-
mortal Day plans May 30.
The members of the police depart
ment baseball team will line up against
the Mutual A. A. team today on the
Mutuals' grounds. Patrollnan James
Flynn will pitch and Sergeant Charles
Perl will be behind the bat for the
%bluecoats' team, and Machette, pitcher.
and Scheuer. catcher, will be the bat
terry for the Mutuals. This will be
the first game the cops have played
this season
At the reformed Church tomorrow
morning the pastor, the Rev. William
w. Conner, will have for his subject
1.-THE Spirit of Truth" In the evening
his topic will be Gods Signature
John Nevin Klein. Of Washington
avenue, returned last night from a
fishing trip to Midvale.
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Say. woman pe.erve. Whipping.

Declaring that she deserved a horse
whipping Justice Branegan. in the
Harrison police court yesterday morn
ing sent Mrs. Lena Zylinsky to the
Hudson County Almshouse. The police
raided her home on Thursday night,
and besides the woman arrested her
five small children and W other wom-
en- and two men. The other prisoners
were sent to Jail for ninety days. while
the children will be taken care of.
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WEST HUDSON REALTY.

T.RSsN CITY. April 1.-THE fol-
lowing deeds and mort g ges affecting
Irol sriy IN West Hudson were re-
corded Yesterday:
KEAENY CoNVEYANCES.
John frank e Tx. TO Ellen quinn,
rorth side OF Pomeroy avenue, 50l.55
fes + west FROM Schuyler avenue,
25N1if.St. 81.
ricurv g. Grecne ct ux. to Jean S
shand. south side of Grove street, 200. s.
feet cas-, from Highland avenue.
25xl0a. 81.
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BELLEVILLE.
Accused of Threatening to XIII.

John W. Howard, OF 81 Belmont ave-
nue.. will be arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Joseph NJ. Vicarisi in his
office in Heckel street. Monday night
on a charge of pulling a revolver and
threatening to kill Michael C~ozzolino.
also of Belmont avenue. Cozzolino al
leges that Howard went out of his
house THURSDAY afternoon. and. Level
lng a gun at him. told him he would
shoot him. Justice Vicarisi had Howard
before him Thursday night. but post
poned the case.
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Pastor Given Receptions.

4 reception vas tendered the Rev.
Frank Chadwick ana Mrs. Chadwick
last night at the Verona Methodist
Church. Mr.. Chadwick is the new
minister, and a large number of the
members of the church We're present to
welcome him. The Rev. Charles j..
Little, the former pastor. made the add
dress of welcome. Thr Rev. Dr.
Chamberlains~plstor of the Presbyterian
Church. made a short address: Mrs.
Charles NJ. BloXham sang, Miss Mable
Goble gave r~ecitations. and Mrs. D.
Q. Baldwin and Mrs. Bloxham sang a
duet Speeches were made by Clinton
ID. Baldwin and Richard O. .Atkin
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Mrs, Charles Conklin, OF Bloomfield
avenue. West Caldwell, entertained the
Cleaning Circle yesterday afternoon.
Miss Elsie Jacobus, of Cedar Grove,
is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
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Mrs. Frank r. Sharp, wife'of former
Councilman Frank r. Sharp, of Il Rich
street, was taken this morning to the
City Hospital. as the result of a broken
knee-cap. which she sustained by a
fall at her home Wednesday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-04
WEST VIZ LEAGUE.
Yessetday ,s Rss9lts:
Warrington, 3; Fairmcnt 3.
Grafton VS.. cIarksbutg, postponed.
! Today'a cameo.

rain;