Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-02

81 CONGREGATION Icnrs FROM PASTOR.
4 in a letter received last week by the
congregation of the First Christian
& Church from their pastor and his wife,
n the Rev. and Mrs. William II. Hainer,
l. who are on their homeward journey
y from the Holy Lands. they speak of
q their unique experiences in crossing
a plains and fording rivers. Both are in
i excellent health and are enjoying their
= journey. They will leave Naples today,
E and the remainder of the week will be
spent in seeing the many interesting
\ and historic places in Rome.
5 Councilman Henry o. Osborne, of the
sewer committee. n Moses f. Badg-
F, ley, superintendent of sewers, were
X hard at work yesterday looking after
X the cleaning out of the sewers Colt
/ street, which have recently been caus-
4 ing much annoyance to the property
4 owners in that section. The council
4 man this morning reported the work
I progressing satisfactorily.
i Two Newark lads, Charles Herter, of
\ 1853 Bergen street. and John Hoffman,
Z of ASH South Twelfth street. were ar
i rested yesterday by officer Finnegan on
4 n charge of crap shooting in the Man
4 haitian Park section. They were paroled
\ in charge Of their parents for appear
y anoe before Recorder Turton tonight.
Mrs. Charles Kommers and daughter,
4 Miss Roberta Kommers, of Seventeenth
u avenue, have returned from a stay at
4 Atlantic City. E
3 The I%ryington Club will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting tonight at its
\ quarters in tine Drake building. town
I centre. After the business session
h there will he match games OF shuttle
4 board and pool.
The Monday Night Bowling Club will
( roll a series of games tonight on Ben
4 nett's bowling alleys, 972 Springfield
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry f. Allison,
: their daughter, Genevieve Allison. and
\ son. Henry F. Allison, ir, OF Forty first
Z street. arc home from a stay with
B friends in Bayonne.
I Miss Frieda Strang, of Avon avenue,
3 this city. who was the guest of Miss
: Bertha Keller, of 1880 Springfield ave
q nue., has returned home.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Christian Church will give a supper in
n tho lecture-room of that cditice Thurs
day night. May -. The officers of the
IA society," N1IS. ltStti t'itb'i, ! I
Jones. Mrs. NJ. X. Dennison. Mrs. Will
4 lam w. Friberger, Mrs. Frederick p.
y Fowle. are making special preparations
4 for the success of the affair. The regu-
8 lar meeting of the society will be held
4 tomorrow afternoon.
The record of vital statistics in the
town clerks office for the month of
SNApril shows nine marriages. three
9 deaths and eleven births.
Miss Evelyn Warner, of Alpine street.
is home from a stay among friends in
4 Boonton.
Miss Lillian Smith the daughter of
4 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, of 10i6
4 Springfield avenue, is critically i'll with
4 appendicitis at the City Hospital, where
y she was removed a few days ago.
Two successive victories for the IrV-
4 ington A. c.. team has brought joy TO
& tho hearts Of the local fans. Saturday
afternoon they defeated the Madison
4 Ala. by a score of I to 2 and yester-
4 day they conquered the Clinton a. c.,
Of Jersey City, by a score Of A to 3.
The Gil clc of Kings Daughters of the
Z Methodist Church will hold its regular
\ monthly meeting tonight.
The Ever Jolly Fishing Club will hold
an important business meeting at its
quarters in Kip & Bennette's Hall
n Thursday night, at which tim ar
n rangcments will be made to attend in
8 a body the reception and ball to he
given by the I%rvington Patrolmen's
n Benevolent Association or May IL.
Preparations will also be made by the
Z club for the first of the seasons fish
\ ing trips. which will be made on Sun
day, May %
Miss Florence Hastings, of Spring
& field venue who was the guest of
friends in Lakewood during last week,
I has returned home.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore V. Hedding, of
Il Avon avenue, have returned from a
stay among friends in Brooklyn.
Recorder w. Eugene 'Turton is home
from an enjoyable auto tour to Nyack,
Al N. ".
Clinton Lodge. l. O.. o. F., will play
Y the FIRST of a whist series of four games
at its lodg rooms in the Glorieux build
: ing tonight. The series will be played
i each succeeding Monday night, finish
4 ing on May rs, when the prizes will be
awarded. The COMMITTEES in charge is
I composed of George w. Frost, John
4 Gcyler and Edward G. King.
Miss Edith Watkins. of Madison ave-
Z nue., has returned from White Plains,
d n. r., where she was the guest of rela-
& tivcs.
Miss Dorothy sutton, of Myrtle ave-
nuc, has returned from IA stay among
friends in Philadelphia.