Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-01
IRvINGTON.
Trade Board to Resume Meetings.

Trade Board to Resume meetings..
~ After discontinuance of the meet
ing during the summer months the
Irvington Board of Trade will open its
fall meeting Monday night in its quar-
ters, in Masonic Hall. Besides the
regular business which will be con-
Quoted arrangements have been COM
pleted for an entertainment. Among
the speakers will be Edward W. Town
send, the Journalist and novelist, Of
Montclair. The arrangement commit
tee is composed of Recorder w. Eu-
gene Turton, George Jennings ana
Michael "A. Dougher.
Harold Croot, 3-year-old son of
Frederick Croot, of 1435 Springfield
avenue, was found by Policeman Can
field yesterday afternoon wandering
aimlessly near Springfield and Elm
wood avenues. The child was placed In
charge of the town matron, Mrs Eliza
beth Mitchell of Clinton avenue, and
was subsequently taken home by it's
father. i ~
The South Irvington County League
baseball team and the Colored Giants
will play on the Lyon avenue oval to-
morrow afternoon. The battery OF the
home team will be Kelly, Ortlieb and
Fisher.
Mrs. Frank d. Lyon, of 266 Cottage
street, and Mrs Albert Croot, of "a
Ball street, have gone to Bernardsville,
where they will be the guests OF the
latters mother-in-law.
The weekly drill of Companies A and
B, Hospital Corps. of the Ivy Hill Cadet
Company, will be resumed this after
noon under Major Franklin Vail and
Captain John. W. Wehman, on the Ivy
Hill Company grounds. AS soon as the
repairs to, the annex of the First Re-
formed Church are completed the indoor
drill will be continued during the Win
ter months. Arrangements have been
completed for a sham battle, to be
fought on the camping grounds next
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Blaney, of Myrtle ave-
nue., has returned from a weeks stay In
Brooklyn. where she was the guest OF
Miss Teresa Regan.
Miss Bertha Kelly, of 1881 Springfield
avenue, has returned from two days
automobile trip to Morristown, where
she stopped at the home of Miss Mar
garet Miller.
The degree team of Friendship Lodge.
L o. o. F., will visit Clinton Lodge No.
Is, 1. o. o. F., at its regular meeting on
Monday night, to work the first degree
on August Ruck. The arrangement
committee, Warren 7. Frey, George w.
Frost and Edward G. King, has ar
ranged for a social hour to follow.
af fI,a "a aota a1
board of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, OF Irvington, has been changed
from the third Monday night to the
first Monday night of each month.
The Rev. George Fountain. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. will speak
tomorrow afternoon before the Y. M. c.
A. members in Newark.
A general rally of all forces of the
First Christian Church. with the assist
ance of the mission members, will be
held tomorrow afternoon. Souvenir
buttons will be presented to all who
attend.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church
sacramental services and the reception
of members will be held tomorrow
morning. The subject of meditation
| Will DDe spiritual Insight lliipOSSipis
to Unspirited Men" The pastor. the
Rev. George Fountain, will begin q
series of sermons tomorrow night on
| the "Apostasy of the Church" His
subject will be "Doubting Gods Love-
The junior league work will be resumed
at $50 a. m. Epworth League services
6:45 p. M Edward C. Murphy. the
choirister, has prepared a special pro.
gram of service.
The pulpit of the Hilton Christian
Church will be occupied tomorrow
night by the Rev. Bernis S. Crosby
who will speak on "The Looking
Glass" Communion services will bt
held.
The Rev. ]. t. Timbrell, of the Hill
! ton Methodist Episcopal Church. will
use as his sermon subject tomorrow
morning THE New Birth" His even
ing topic will be ''The Pattern Show Q;
the Mount" Communion services vii
be held In the morning. In the after
noon there will be rally service a.