Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
IRvINGTON.

3 lKVlNGTON.
Honorary Veterans Plan Outing.
The honorary members of the Irving
ton Veterans Association held a meet
ing last night in George Smiths Irv.
ington Hotel, own centre. Reports
were rendered by the standing COM
mitees on the outing to be given
Wednesday, August 10. George F.
Scribe, the chairman. appointed the fol-
lowing committees: Arrangement,
Charles A. Schaffmeyer. chairman;
Clifford Bullivant, Samuel NJ. Kip.
Frank R. Sharp. Edward e. Baldwin,
Charles F. Hosp. Richard A. McCabe,
Joseph T. Castles. Herman H. A.
Schmidt. August L. Lacombe, Philip
Schlegel. Edward j. Kurfess, Eugene
Lacombe. George Smith. Frederick
Eckelhofer. Charles D.. Hayward; re-
ception, Mayor william L. Glorieux.
chairman; Freebooter Louis C. voor-
hees. Councilmen Frederick Eckel-
hofer, Henry o. Osborne, August l..
Lacombe. David H. Greene, George NJ.
Wills and Fred Dehnert. Town Clerk
Mahlon Stockman, Chief of Police
Alexander S. Green, c. William Elliott,
former Councilman Ackerson ]. States,
former Health Inspector Frederick t.
Engel, William T. Castles, David q.
Knight. Firmin Judas, John Wassmer,
Edmund r. Halsey, John Dorer. John
G. Miller, George w. Frost, Walter r.
Bennette, Edward Drew, Sanitary In
Epector Joseph K. C~lickenger. John
Bruck, Thomas Wills. Town Engineer
Isaac ]. Casey. jr.: entertainment,
former Councilman Frank R. Sharp,
chairman; Eugene Lacombe, Harry NJ.
Radcliffe. James j. Quinn, Alfred T.
Sorgenfree, Jonah Hardgrove, Leonard
Setaro. former Fire Chief Samuel M.
Kip. The mex meeting viii be held
Friday, June "a, at Kip & Bennette's
Hall, 9 and 8 Clinton avenue west.
Boys Arraigned for Malicious Mischief.
Henry Clark, 10 years old. of 1918
Springfield avenue, and Elmer Richard
son. II years, of 1914 Springfield ave-
nue.. we're taken before Recorder Tur-
ton last night charged with malicious
mischief. The lads strung a cord across
the sidewalk in front of 1862 Springfield
avenue. Friday evening, June 8, intend
ing to trip a chum. Overseer of the
Poor John B. Casey. who is "a years
old, happened along and tripped over
the cord. falling to the ground and be-
ing shaken up. Chief of Police Green
investigated the complaint OF Mr..
Casey Inc succeeded in locating the
lads, who admitted their guilt. Clark
was discharged In the custody of his
father. who appeared in court. and
Richardson was turned over to the
5uvepile court.
The Rev. William II. Halner will &C.
cupy the pulpit of the First Christian
Church tomorrow after his three
months trip abroad. In the morning
he will deliver an address Of greeting,
The choir under the direction of Walter
H. Jamouneau will render the anthems
Nearer, My God, to Thee Tolman:
Come Ye Disconsolate,' Schneider;
ASHAMED Of Jesus banks. A duet,
Pray for the Peace of jerusalem
will be sung by Miss jacob and Miss
Force. A solo, open the Gates of the
Temple" will De given by Mrs. Melvin
r. Long1eld. Children's day will be
observed in the evening, under the
direction of Sunday School Superip-
tendent Frank r. Beach. An excellent
program of exercises, including recita-
tic n and songs. will be rendered. y III,
pastor will give a brief talk.
The morning sermon subject of the
Rev. Uriah McClinchie, of the First
Reformed Church, will be THE Stew
ardships of Life" Evening theme, THE
Value of a Child"
In the Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev. George Fountain will deliver
a short talk at the morning service
to the junior congregation on 1.-THE
Rainmakers," which will be followed by
his sermon on THE Scarlet Thread
In the evening he will speak on "Tht
Domaniac Cured" Edward C. Muir.
ply. the choirmaster. has arranged ar
excellent program Of song and music
All>arrangements have been complet-
ed for the first annual outing Of the
Star Gun Club, which will be held to.
morrow at Tuscan farm, Hilton. The
committee in charge consists of Edward
r. Baldwin and John Pfeuffer. Dinner
Will be served. A fine program Of ath-
letic feats and outdoor sports will bt
held and q prize will be awarded &c
each contestant,
Harry Hammer, OF Union. and jacob
+ oAAl7 Va iSdNtA iooht AAiiAOiit oPPCdi cN
before Recorder Turton last night on G
charge of cruelty to animals. The com
plainant was Louis c.. Teed. of the 8
P. c. A.. who stated that they hat
driven horses which had sores under
their collars. The former was fined
$40 and costs Inc the latter SIS and
costs.
Former Town Tax Collector George
b. Adams and his family, of II Orang;
avenue, have gone to Bradley Beach fol
the summer.
Policeman Edward Weingarth. of 81
Sharon avenue, spent yesterday fishing
at Cliffwood. where he caught five blue
fish.
Announcement has been made by
Mrs. Mary Elliott, of 2S2 Cottag e street
Of the engagement of her daughter
Martha Matilda Elliott, to Erastmus
Darwin Holt. assistant manager of ]
T. Castles Company, of 2 Clinton i've
nue.. west.
The Misses Alice Mitchell, of AvoI
avenue, and Edna Ward, of Madison