Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-10
IRyINGTON.

Hilton I~mproyers' Meeting.
The regular ~somi-monthly meeting
of the Hilton Improvement Association
will be held tonight in Feibleman's
offices, in Springfield avenue Adequate
trolley service, better telephone service
ard more lights will be the principal
subjects for consideration. The ad-
! visibility of changing the meeting time
from Saturday night to some other
night to accommodate many business
men unable to be present Saturday
night will also be discussed.
Recorder W. Eugene Turton, who re-
turned yesterday with Mrs. Turton
from a two weeks' vacation in the
Canadian region. Expresses himself as
delighted with the trip and greatly i'm
proved in health. Mr.. and Mrs. Turton
stopped at Float Island in the St.
Lawrence, and visited Kingston
Canada. Alexander Bay, thousand
Island Park and other attractive re-
sorts. Besides a~utomobiling TIL re-
corder enjoyed motor boating and won
two amateur races, for the winning of
one Of which he was awarded a cup.
A statement of the condition of the
Irvington aNtional Bank to September
1 has just been issued by its directors.
Il shows the financial institution to be
in a hourishing condition.
Thomas Bro Nn, one of the trustees
of the Hilton Methodist Church. has
secured q number of substantial sub
scriptions for the alteration fund for
the church. There are several repairs
and improvements badly needed.
The old Are reel used by tine fire de-
partment In years gone by has been
sold by Councilman Frederick Eckel
hofer, chairman of the fire aud water
committee, for $50.
The Irvington County League team
will oppose its local rivals OF the South
%Irvington County League team tomor-
row afternoon on the Lyon VENUE oval.
The South %Irvington battery will b.
Timbrook, Ortlieb n Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodges. of
Springfield ven have returned from
a two weeks trip to Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bellettiera,
daughter. Miss Lucy Bellettlere, and
son. benjamin Bellettiere, of 1869
Springfield avenue, have returned from
a weeks vacation at the Highlands.
Frank j. Ball, Of Saginaw. Mich. is
the guest of his uncle. Charles II
Webb, Of S%tuyvesant avenue.
Miss Madeline Griggs. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Briggs, of Park
avenue, is visiting her grandparents.
in Orange.
A special meeting will be held Mon
day night by the official board of the
Methodist Church in the church par
lors.
The members of the Hilton Hose
Company, after the recent regular
meeting, enjoyed a social our and re-
freshments.
Public %Scavenser Charles Wahlers Is
| distributing among the residents of the
town printed directions as to the roper
way to deposit garbage, ashes and
/ paper on the sidewalks for collection
by the scavenger.. These circulars con-
tain the provisions of the town or
| Ginance on this matter.
Union services of the First Reformed
Church and the Methodist Church will
be conducted tomorrow by the Rev.
George Fountain at the latter edilce.
The morning sermon subject will be
GOD WORKS WIN iHo5e no Are
Working With Him" In the evening
his topic will be Regular, Irregular
and Progressive" Edward c. Murphy.
the choirmaster, will render a special
program of music and singing.
The Rev. Bernis s.. Crosby, of the
Hilton Christian Church, will occupy
the pulpit of the First Christian
Church of I%rvington tomorrow. In the
evening the regular pastor, the Rev.
William II. Hainer. will preach on
Reason and Religion
The Rev. Frederick Il. Voegelin will
conduct church and Sunday school
services tomorrow in the Manhattan
Park German Presbyterian Church.