Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-06
AILLBURN,
IRvINGTON
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lNFIINUl VI.
Miss p~arkhouse Given Surprise Party.
Miss Mae Parkhousa. daughter of
Roundsman and Mrs. George w Park
house. Of 182 Union avenue. was the re-
cipient last might Of 4 pleasant surprise
PARTY BY a number of friends at her
home. Piano selections were given by
house and John Ficke. and vocal solos
by Joseph Butler and Frederick Bowen.
Those present were: Mrs. George w.
Farmhouse, the Misses Elsie Dornig,
Hi1da Dornig, Evelyn Welsh, Bertha
Tickle. Nellie Butler, Helen Width,
Blanch Steeber. Grace Farmhouse.
Joseph Butler, William Butler, Fred
erick Bowen, Raymond Trepoile, Leslie
Soul, Harvey Smith, Harry Smith and
John Ficke.
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The feature OF the special meeting of
the Good Time Bowling Club last night
On Pape's Hotel bowling annex, TAI
Springfield avenue, was the match
game between the two membership
teams which resulted in scores as fol-
lows: A. Becker, 1913; Mrs. Becker. lO8;
Mrs. Hemhauser, 10S: Mrs. Isenberg,
10; Mrs. H. Pape, 101; Mrs. Ruff, 80;
Mrs. Vate, 81; Mrs. W. 8. Vliet, bs;
Mrs. Mckay, 81; total, Sob. R. Haw-
kfns, IA, Mrs. Hawkins, 81, Mrs.
roiner, %. A. hui W; w, .. yiiet. w.
oaa 20, Wiilaih 1aai' Aes ao.aa.
..s~ s.pp I 500 o 'e
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.s TAX puuss. Ior .he nsea, year
ouiis Jury :, .0ii' as pIosiue py .ne
- som.l.s'.es ~ .ne .o~n eo o.
ana s~s-1.sS ss,,an oo.S n,ss ,nssa
rar 81 rao' s,a mo.
me;,tsna ~ az $3.50 go ooo.
,yatar 81. A. n,,rnosas "a stre.. a,,sh'
,ng ss ooo. rsnn,rs - straa.s 80 nsah.
Wv "a noo. - arnss nell. 81 M.
interest," IN honIad indshtsdness Elk ana,
pavrnent ~ t-ndsh+aanass frat NAV ba.
come due AZ 0e1 IA. T,own Eau mainte-
nance a bo0. h schoois 4aa ooo.
total sa1 sa7 "a rrha ,nIy rbsnrs
mada ~ tha ro,,,.,1 q, tbs
brdget a. s,hrn,ttsa ~, r-ha,~san
David n. Green of tha co,nroft+aa voc
fine ,ncreasa ~ A. mn a. tha -aI,naanoa
for renairinp of straats and highwavs
This increase Was Yrea8 NV co,,nr,l.
man Tacombe rbair,nar ~ \ strsat
CONSIDER Nunicipni Water Plant.
A letter from Riker & Riker, counsel
for the town. was 9 at h town
49, ~am'nan-~ 4 app.H
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xxyatas Camnaa -, =.
avnart a.oo,n+an au..r,ps :
toarn nv ,rar,~ NO. 49, -.
nose ~ ,asrn,ns tba valra - .ha la.
r,ith : ,,am - aca,,r,nr !, - az
town. The letter states that If the
town council should deem 1t advisable
to purchase the plant II would involve
the taking over Of the contract for the
supply of water which has about nine
teen years to run. The council will
also pc required ny r~esoiu.ion
~ p q'ss.o asa
puIonase so'els =
ION sSr;r@ ~ Iaas &c .wasp 49,, -
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price to be paid for the plant. The
members of the council decided to lay
the matter over till September IL. when
they will meet In committee of the
whole to consider 1t.
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The vital statistics report of the
town clert for the mont of Time
shows IA hirths 4 deaths and a mar
rio 90. a,r,ng tbat rar;od
IN the absence OF Mayor Wililam Il.
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ron pSar = .aoo'hus "
George "A. Mueller, u, OF ~ Linden
avenue VINO lett last saturday FOR a
visit TO his former home In Concord,
-, VIA We siveh d pahdust To-
,lIshe q, the summer nome OF cnaries
Nin' III No"'oohooA.
Mrs. Emily Rodgers and daughters,
the Misses Clara Rodgers and Harriet
Rodgers, Of Twenty-seeond street. have
returned from a STAY at Lake Hopat-