Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-12
Baseball Club Elect. omcer..

Baseball Club Elects Officers.
The Nutley Baseball Club has elected
the following officers: President, DIR.
George B.. Philhower; vice-president,
Arthur Stager; secretary, Daniel
Dineen; treasurer, Frederick Spinning;
manager, Michael McEligott; directors,
former Mayor Thomas S. Brown,
County Collector Richard w. Booth,
Raymond Blum, Robert Joiner and
Charles Freeman; arbitration commit
tee, Fire Chief Henry H, Stager,
Thomas j. O'Neil and Councilman Ber-
rard c. Weischedel. Manager McEligott
will arrange games for Saturday and
holidays on the Nutley grounds.
A St. Patrick's day entertainment
will be given at st. Mary's Hall, East
Nutley, on Thursday night. A program
appropriate and unique has been ar
ranged, and an orchestra has been en-
gagged to discourse Irish melodies.
Miss Ada Locke will talk on the
Resurrection Myths of Greece, Ger
many and Norway at the Nutley School
Hall on Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Vim
cent Methodist Episcopal Church will
have a rose tea" and Easter sale, in
TIE supper room of the church on
Thursday. March "a, for the benefit of
the new church building fund.
Lewis NJ. Thatcher. of Franklin ave-
nue., has returned from a visit to New
burgh, n. Y.
Mrs. E. NJ. Mccoy, of Washington,
D. c.. is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. ].
B~utterworth, of Hawthorne e
The Rev. H. K. Carroll, for years
corresponding secretary of the Meth
odist Missionary Society, win preach at
tomorrow mornings service of the Vim
cent Methodist Episcopal Church. In
the evening Crystal Lodge No. 80
knights of Pythias, will attend divine
service. The Rev. j. ogden Winner,
the pastor of the church. will preach.
The Signal Corps of Grace Episcopal
Church will visit the Young Mems
Christian Association at Summit to-
night.
The Mems Association of the Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
its annual election of officers at the
church on Monday evening. The asso-
citation has arranged for a lecture tc
be given by the Rev. George Lombard
of New York. on What / See from the
Pulpit" to- be given on April IA at tho
church.
At the Franklin Reformed Church to.
morrow morning the Rev. William
Stuart, the pastor. win preach on "Got
Is Love- and in the evening on "Thc
Name and the Way
A meeting of the three Martin acI
commissioners was held on Thursday
night at the Town Hall. A. Is. Sturges
]. N. Quackenbush and John Nichols
the commissioners, together with Tow
Attorney Hugh 3. Reed, took the pre-.
liminary steps toward organizing t,
collect tan arrears.
Miss Mary Lamb. of Grant avenue
spent yesterday with friends in Ridge
wood.
Miss Agnes Bennett, of Seneca Falls
n. Y, a former resident of Nutley. il
spending a few days with friends il
town.
Mrs. John Vernon Bowler, ir.. o
Nutley avenue, is visiting friends il
New York.
Miss Louise Hauser. of Brooklyn, VIII
has been visiting Mrs. Justine Koze
low. of Chestnut street, has returnel
home.
Miss trace Hemingway, of Montrea'
Canada, is visiting Mr.. n Mrs. Jane
M. Moore, of River road.
Miss Elizabeth Page Prout, of Nutle.
avenue, has returned from a visit t
friends at Elizabeth, n, j.