Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-17
GLEN RIDGE,
B%ELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
KEARNY-ARLINGTON.


Eighty-three Kearny children were
given an outing yesterday to Ulrlchfs
Grove, Greenville, by william Brum-
ley in his motor-boat Mary B.. and
William Yates in his motor-boat Collin
Michael f. Dwyer and Henry Fisher
were the engineers, and Charles Som
and Peter Mohan were guardians. Two
trips were made to convey the young
sters to the pleasure resort, and all
were we'll pr%ovfsioned with eatables and
drinkables. The excursion had been
postponed from the day before on ae-
count of rain.
At a meeting last night Of the North
Arlington health board. Clerk Devfne
reported that he had been advised by
Borough Counsel John G. Bell that tie
case against DIR. Chester Brown, CT
. Arlington, for failure to report births
in the borough. would be submitted by
the lawyer to the State Board Of
Health. It is alleged that the doctor
has offended three times in this way
and that he had ignored two warnings.
The penalty for failure TO report the
births within FIVE days is $50. One
Rutherford doctor had to pay that PEN
atty a few months ago for neglect to
report an increase in a North Airing
ton family.
The Holy Name Society of ST.
Cecilia's R. c.. Church, kearny, de-
cfded last night not to send a delegate,
as at first intended, to the ~eucharistic
congress in Montreal next month. At
a meeting of all the societies of the
church later it was decided to have a
.three-day lawn festival on the grounds
adjoining the church in the third week
of September.
A party of directors and other Of
ficials of the Mutual Benefit Building
and Loan Association, of Kearny, en-
joyed a ride yesterday in an automo-
bile sightseeing car to Long Branch,
where they had dinner. Afterward they
took a ride to Asbury Park. where
they were Joined by Assemblyman Ed
ward Kenny. counsel of the association,
and spent some time in merrymaking
there.
Olof johnson, of ISL Devon street,
Arlington. had a number of boys ar
rested last evening for malicious mis-
chief at his mineral water concern at
the Devon street address. When ar
raigned before Recorder James f.
Kelly, of Kearny, they were soundly
reprimanded and allowed to go after
being cautioned that another offense
would mean a severe penalty.
Chief of Police William Tolen. of
Kearny, has been confined to his home
for a couple of days with Illness, but
was reported this morning to be i'm
proving.
Arthur E. Longstreet, clerk in the
Arlington postofflce, left this morning
on his two weeks vacation, most of
which he will spend in Newburg. N. Y.
Charles C. Paulson and family, of
Franklin place. Arlington, have moved
to Montclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Creed, of 27
Grand place, and Mrs. John T. Wood
ruff, of Arlington, are at Ocean Grove.
David Paterson, of IS Highland ave-
nue., Kearny. returned from a two
months trip to England, Ireland and
Scotland
Mrs. Cornelia e. Atwater, of Pleasant
place, Arlington, has gone to Martha's
Vineyard.
robert. Brown. of the Newark branch
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, will address the morning session
of the Knox Presbyterian Sunday
School on Sunday. On Saturday aft
ernoon the pupils and teachers of the
school will have their annual trolley
ride to Palisade Park. leaving Harrison
avenue and Fourth street, Harrison, at
O'Clock and leaving the park at 3
James Mclaughlin and Frank ReY-
nolds, of Kearny. nave been visiting
n Stamford Conn.,. to which they made
a trip in the motor launch Florence.