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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-28
BLOOMFlELD-GLEN RIDGE.

During the vacation of-the Rev. DR..
Clarence Hall Wilson the pulpit of the
Glen Ridge Congregational Church will
be occupied as follows: July 81, by the
Rev. Robert X. Wick, of Jamaica, L. L.;
August Z and IA. the Rev. DR.. Harry f..
Stark, of Saginaw, Mich; August 81
and "a, the Rev. DIR. John p. Hale. of
Lafayette, Ind.
Mrs. Sarah D. Stubbert, widow of
Bloomfield, Is quite Ill in her home in
Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Schmidt,
of R~idgewood avenue, Glen Ridge, are
summering on Squirrel Island, Me.
George H. Sedgwick. formerly of
Bloomfield, has returned from Chicago.
The Rev. Henry P. Scratchley. M. A.,
will deliver three lectures on THE
Gallician Conception of the Church,
Historically Treated as to Its Rise and
Fall" at the Albany Cathedral Sum-
mer School his week.
Theodore George Weber. son of the
Rev. DR.. Henry J.. Weber, of this
town, was in the 1910 graduating class
of Cornell.
A number of friends saw Deputy
County Surrogate Charles F.. Kocher
off for Europe today on the steamship
Rotterdam. He was presented with
several good luck floral pieces.
During July and August the hours
at the Jarvie Memorial Library will
be from 10 to IL a. m. and Z to $3.50
p. m.
Charles r. Underwood, OF Park
place, will spend several weeks in Dem
yer, Colo.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Doane. Of
Glen Ridge. was held today to Wood
lawn Cemetery, New York. There were
many beautiful floral tributes.
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Notes of Interest
IN The Oranges

While riding a bicycle owned by Cy-
rus Cooper, of IS Park place, Orange.
yesterday afternoon, in North Centre
street, that city. Carlinton Theall, OF
265 Park avenue, Orange. collided with
a coal wagon of S. & G. A. Lindsey.
The lad got off unhurt but the bicycle
was wrecked.
Ben Jackson, a negro, who resides
in Lewis court, Orange, led Kid Mead,
another negro. of Persons alley, that
city, in a foot race late last night from
Centre street to Mosler's drug store.
Jackson proved the better runner, as
his competitor held a big razor and
promised to do things with 1T. h
exhausted Johnson was relieved when
Policeman Timothy Cronen was sum
moned to catch Mead, but the latter
started on another run when he saw
the cops stocky form. No arrests were
made and Jackson was advised to
make a complaint.
AT a special meeting last night of the
Orange Board of Education the usual
contracts for janitor supplies n re-
pairs to the school buildings to be made
during the summer vacation were
awarded. John N. Lindsey was award
ed the janitor supplies contracts, and
ten contractors got the building awards.
Following the recommendation of the
Board of Fire Commissioners, Fire
Chief Mathews today changed the loca-
ton of alarm box Al from Fourth and
South Jefferson streets to Freeman and
South Jefferson streets. The former
location of the box was too neal to the
G~11o..-~ oY1 x,.. zNJI--. .r-l 1880
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MONTCLAIR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Simcox. Of
Valley road. are at the Catskills.
Darlington Taylor. of South Fuller
ton avenue, is spending a few weeks ut
the Catskills.
Mrs. Z. s. Leskom, of Claremont ave.
nue. has returned from a visit to her
daughter. Mrs. George J. Russell, 1T
Southampton, L. I. She will spend the
remainder of the summer at Caldwell.
Mrs. Charles H. johnson, Of Park
street. is entertaining her daughte.,
Mrs. Oliver Huckel, Of Baltimore, Nd.
The Misses Marion and Joan Force.
of Lorraine avenue, have returned from
a visit to friends in Illinois.
Henry Baxter. a student at Cornell.
Is spending his vacation with his par
ents at Inwood avenue.
The Sunday school children Of Pill
grim Church are holding their annual
outing at Verona Lake today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace v. Myles and
family, Of Grove street. are home from
q stay at Atlantic City.
The Masses Mabel and Helen Mar
guard, of Midland avenue, have re-
turned from . stay with friends at
Lakewood.
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WEST HUDSON Gan
SEE NO BENEFIT
IN SUBWAY PLAN
Resolutions of Protest Adopted
at Meeting of Joint
Committee.

Resolutions protesting against the
proposition to saddle part of the cost
for the construction of a rapid transit
subway system in Hudson county on
Harrison, Kearny and East Newark
without any benefit to the latter terri
tory, was adopted at a meeting last
night of the committees of the three
towns mentioned. Copies of the reso-
luton will be forwarded to the Hudson
County Board of Freehollders, the Jer-
sey City Board of Trade and the
MAYORS of the West Hudson towns.
The meeting was held in Kearny
town hall. The committees Of the three
towns. which have attended the meet
ings under the auspices of the Jersey
CITY Board of Trade, told of the plans
to build the subway stem along Hud-
son county boulevard. running from
the southern to the northern limits. of
the county. but without touching any
part of West Hudson. Mayor Louis M.
Brock, OF Kearny, was chairman OF the
meeting, and George v. adj OF
Harrison. was secretary.
1t was pointed out by Mr.. Headley
that the evident intention of those be-
hin the subway scheme is to run the
tube only to the Hudson County boule-
ward and there take northerly and
southerly courses. In this event no
part of West Hudson would be affected
except to bear part of the cost. Head
ley stated. ,
Councilman Robert Torrance ana
Henry Bulger related other incidents
that had bearing upon the Jersey CITY
meeting. Mayor Brock submitted the
following figures regarding tax paid by
Kearny to the county for the last nine
years. The total amount paid was S43l.-
1921 During each of the past four
years the county a was increased
$1,000 with no extra benefits accruing
from the county.
Upon motion of Secretary Headley,
Mayor Brock was instructed to appoint
a committee of three to draft a reso!u-
ton to be passed by the meeting.
Mayor Riordan, Councilman Torrance
and Thomas Mcdonald comprised that
comrlittee,
The following commissioners were
present: Harrison, William f. Wilhelm,
John O'Connor, James p. F%innegan,
Henry Bulger and George V. Headley;
East Newark, Thomas Mcdonald, Sam
uel Decker, Michael Murphy and James
Cunningham; Kearny, Councilman
Torrance, John r. O'connor, William
Yates ano John Wilhelm.
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Commencement exercises will be held
tonight for the eighth grade graduates
of II Irvington public schools. APP
propriate exercises will be held in eacn
school. The following pupils will re-
ceive diplomas;
Central Grammar Schoo1-Walter
Wills, Roy S. States. Arthur Schaefer,
George Smith, Horace Edwards, Frank
Van Nest, Harry w. Maull, Henry
Harris. Richard Pfeiffer. Richard Per-
ry, Adolph Mueller, Everett Vehslage,
Clarence Hoagland, Edwin Schock,
William Pfeil. Staton Possien, Albert
Luther, George Patterson, Edna Kase-
fang, Carrie Schmidt, Selma Young,
Mary Littman, Mabel Kutan, Grace
Harrison, Madeline Post. Helen Bailey,
Emily Knorr, Mabel Bruck, Adele som
%nenberg, loretta Mueller, Ethel John
son, Gertrude Heyl, Viola Hecht, Ethel
Bailey. Alba Christian. Vera Harris.
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Dorothy Wills, Lydia BURNER, Helen
Pancoast. Helen Van Ness, Janet
Ayres, Ethel Woodruff, Norma De
Camp, Annie Young. Celia Gill, Esther
Johnson, Mildred Alexander, Hazel LIE
Feure, Marion Longfeld, Norma Stimp-
son.
Colt Street School-Theodore Smith,
Leroy Noll, Watson A.. .Dougher, Os-
borne s. Hatrick, Valentine Stern,
Clyde Goode, Gussie Eisinger, Edward
B. Heyden, Helen Owen, Lillian Err
hard, Geneva Berger, Hattie Smith.
Lulu Stern, Edna Bischoff.
Grove Street School--Joseph Fichten-
baum, Richard Boyer, Mary Abram-
son, Barbara link, Emma Scharlach,
William Abrecht, Alexander Ozorozy.
Emma Hauss, A~ntoinette G. Fraebel.
Minerva Samonsky, Louisa F. Burner,
Alice Hopper, Nettie Bader, Esther
Bevan, John Karl, John Roman. Cliff
ford Klinncke.
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HARRISON-E. NEWARK.
Funeral of Miss Lillian G.. McNichoIs.

Funeral of Miss Lillian G. McNichoIs.
With six members Of the society oil
which she was also a member acting
as pall-bearers, the funeral of Miss
Lillian Cecilia McNichols, of "a Pat
terson street, Harrison, was today held
from the Church of the Holy Gross
Harrison, where q high mass Of re-
QUEEN was offered. Many other mem
bers of the Junior Children of Mary
Society were present at the mass. The
p~all-bearers were Miss Mary Fitz-
patrick, Miss Katherine Tierney, Miss
Mary Mckinney, Miss Gertrude Feeleyl
Miss Irene McGarvey and Miss Ger
trude Lutz. Interment was in Holy
Name Society, Jersey City.
Thomas Cain, of Harrison avenue,
Harrison, has sailed for Europe, where
he will remain until October.
Miss Marguerite Gillen, daughter of
Alderman owen Gillen, Of 26 Soaring
avenue, East Newark, is spending a
few weeks In Boston, the guest of
friends.
The auditorium of the Lincoln Pub
lie School, Harrison, was filled to over
flowing last night at the annual COM
mencement of the pupils Of the East
Newark public school. The program
was outlined in last nights STAR.
Councilman Thomas #. O'Connor, of
Harrison, who is enjoying a Western
tour, arrived in Denver, Col, yesterday,
according to kilograms received In
Harrison today. He will be away about
a month.
Patrolman and Mrs. Peter Brady, of
507 Harrison avenue, Harrison, will
leave this week for a ten.day vacation
to be spent with friends in Beverly,
Mass.
A special meeting Of the West Hud-
son Athletic Club will be held tonight
at it's clubhouse on the corner of John
street and Sheridan Venue Harrison.
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DECENTRALIZATION.
John II. Lone to Wed Newark Girl.

John u. Lone to Wed Newark Girl.
John b. Lone, of 20 Highland avenue,
Kearny, and Miss Jessie Risden, of So
Thirteenth avenue, this city, will be
married at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Risden, this
evening. in the presence of the imme-
date relatives of the couple. The bride
will be attended by Miss Margaret Lone,
s ster of the prospective bridegroom, and
the latter will be attended by Roy Ris-
den, brother of the bride-to-be. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
James 1. Vance, pastor of the North
Reformed Church, this city. After a
trip TO Boston the couple will live at lis
Kearny avenue, the former home of
John b. Davidson. and which Mr.. Lone
recently purchased.
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SEALED
NOTICE 10 ROAD BUILpERs

NoTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS.
Scaled proposals viii be received by the Com
mittee on Roads and Assessments of the Board
Of Chosen Freeholders OF Essex County, New Jer-
sey, for grading and paving with bitumlnous
telford pavement
PLEASANT VALLEY WAY,
extending from avenue. in the
Borough of Verona, to Mountain avenue, In the
Town of West Orange. a distance Of about fouI
miles.
proposals. are to be submitted to the commit
tee on Monday, July 18th, at 3 p. M, at the
rooms OF the committee, No. 3l2 Cour. House.
Newark. N. j.. and at no other time or place
Plans and specifications may be seen al above
office.
Each proposal TO be accompanied with a certi-
ned cheek LOT ? per eeht. = ! me amount OF bid,
the amount Of Did. to insure the execution OF ths
necessary contract. and is to be Endorsed on the
outside with the name Of the bidder and the
work he proposes to do.
The committee reserve the right to reject AM
WALLACE ouGHELTREE.
Director.
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APPOINTMENT OF
OFFICIAL IS HELD
UP By COUNCIL
East Orange Playground Com
missioner Is Accused of U.s.
ing PrOfane Language.

The affidavit presented last night by
Councilman George A. Grover, of East
Orange, charging Fairgrounds Commits
sioner Joseph p. Schiller with using
p~rofane language to John Agar, and
which caused the City Council last
night to hold up his reappointment. Is
causing considerable talk in the city
today and interesting developments are
expected.
Mr.. Schiller said today he had been
sent to see Mr.. Agar, whose property
adjoins the oval playground. as a re-
suit of the complaints OF boys that
Mr.. Agar would not give them back
baseballs that were batted into his
yard, and did have a plain talk with
him. He remembered calling Mr.. Agar
a crank, he said, but did not recall
using profane language, but declared
Mr.. Agar had.
When Mr.. % presented his affi-
davit last night there was no comment
made. 1t was left with City Clerk Lin
coin e. Rowley. Some of the council
men wanted to turn dow the appoint
ment, but others believed Mr.. Schiller
should be given an opportunity to de-
fend himself. 1t was thought a hearing
would be held during the evening, but
the matter will not come up until the
next council meeting.
Mr.. Agar has never felt happy over
the fact that the Fairgrounds were in
use, it is said, because he believed it
meant more trouble to him when boys
ran in his yard. He agreed to give the
balls to the caretaker whenever ne
asked for them, but would not let the
~ III ,,AoArfYY nNtnra ho1
beer continual strife and finally a large
fence vas erected, yet the balls came
over the fence N the commission
finally decided to have Mr.. Schiller talk
with Mr.. Agar. Then came the trouble.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-28
MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD

Mrs. Nathan Apgar, of High Bridge,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John C.
Felmly. of Morris avenue, Springfield.
returned to her home after a visit to
her sister. Mrs. J. ]. Robinson, of Nor
ris avenue, Springfield, and Mrs. Rob-
inson is entertaining her niece. Miss
Genevieve Meyess, of Trenton.
Horace L. Custer, a teacher in the
Springfield High School, has gone to
his home in Collegeville, Pa, where he
expects to spend his vacation after a
trip through Maryland.
Robert B. Ferguson, of Short Hills
avenue, Springfield, left last week for
a trip to Colorado.
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STUDENT MISSING
AFTER BEING ADMONISHED.
Youths Father, Who Is III.
Anxious for His Return.

Frank Federico, Oldest son of Antonio
Federico, of % Berkeley place, Bloom
field, has been missing from his home
since last Thursday. and his father,
who is i'll, Is much worried about him.
Young Federico, who is 10 years Of age,
has until recently been a pupil at st.
Peters College, Jersey City.
Last Thursday morning he had a
quarrel with his father over some
young companions he was going with.
He left his home and has not been seen
since. His father is %anxiously await
ing some news of him and says there
will be no punishment for the lad if ne
will return home.
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STAR CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BEST

j. Harry Coeyman. chairman of the
fair committee of Belleville Lodge of
Elks. made a final report on the bazaar
which was recently held in celebration
Of the opening of h lodges new
home, 2s2 Main street, last night. He
said that about $1,000 was cleared from
/ the fair. -
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The funeral of Alfred George Elvin,
better known by the name of his step
father, George Crick, of Davis avenue
and Dukes street. Kearny, who died
early yesterday morning, will be held
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
his late home. The Rev. William ].
Tilley, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church, Harrison, will officiate and in
terment will be made in Arlington
Cemetery. The members of Kearny
Hose Company No. 2, of which the
deceased was a member, win meet this
evening to arrange for attending the
funeral.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-28
Trying to Raise sunken Boat.

Efforts are being made at the wharf
of the Marin Linoleum Works, in
Kearny, to raise q bargeful of crushed
stone which had been consigned to the
works to be used by the j. f. Stanley
Company in dressing the roads and
paths in and about the company's plant.
A leak sprang in the boat a fortnight
ago, and 1t Don went to he bottom
with its heavy cargo. Today men with
g. derrick and scoops are taking off
some of the stone, and later an en-
deavor will be made to float the boat.
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IRvINGTON.


CIosfhg ENcrcfses.
Graduating exercises will be held in
the Florence Avenue Public School to-
night, A program including essays,
Rotations, class songs and instru-
mental selections will be rendered.
Diplomas will be awarded by School
Commissioner William A. Sherman to
the eighth grade graduates as follows:
Hazel l.. Deisler, Elsie D.. Green, Gene
We've V. Kane, Irma f. Steele, Julia
j.. Sewage, Charlotte M. Schaadt, Anna
Tiger, Maybelle Zipperlan, Helen f.
T%ichenor, Russell s. Bertrand, Freder-
lex Becker, John +. Brogan. Frank w.
Collani, Richard P. Guerin, Howard G.
Pfrommer, John H. Pfrommer.
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Final arrangements are being made
for the red. white and blue festival
that is to be held at Parish Hall, Har-
rison, Friday night. The affair is to be
under the auspices of the League of the
Sacred Heart, connected with the
Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison. A
number of electric fans are to be used
and the hall will be made as cool as
possible. Miss Marjorie McSorley. Miss
Irene Schneider and William Kahn con-
stitute the committee in charge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-28

Charles Iptollipo. a contractor, of
East Orange, told the police last night
that he was robbed Friday night Of a
number Of castiron couplings. valued at
s25.
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BELLEVLLE


Oil Firm Loses Suit.
Justice of the Peace John c.. La
F~aucherie, sitting in his office in Dow
street yesterday afternoon, awarded
SS6 to John L. Hudson, a contractor, of
rs Dow street, in the suit brought by
Mr.. Hudson against 3. Somehow &
Sons. of the township. for labor and es-
Inmates furnished. Hudson was repre-
scented by his counsel, Joseph A. Con-
molly, and the defending firm was rep
resented by Lawyer Shipman, of the
firm of MacL.ear & Fort. The suit was
brought before by Hudson and Judge
Davis threw it out because of the fact
that it was not correctly instituted.
Funeral Of Michae Cahfll.
The funeral of Michael M. Cahill, of
1872 Dow street, was held today from
st. Peters r. c.. Church. where a high
mass OF requiem was celebrated. The
| interment was in st. Peters Cemetery.
| Members of the Acme Club, Of which
the deceased was a member, marched
to the home of Mr.. Cahill last night
in a body to pay their last respects to
their departed member.
william McKeon, of Elizabethport,
was arraigned before Police Justice
Ashworth last night and fined SO,
which is the amount 1t cost to convey
his brother, Nowas McKeon. to a hos
pital after the two engaged in a row
| Sunday morning. The fine was paid.
For the purpose of securing further
data on the proposed sewerage system
for the township the Township Com
mittee will hold a special meeting to-
night. Township Engineer Frank d.
| Sheppard. of Nutley, will submit fig
ures on the proposition.
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Abraham Greenberg, of 113 West
104th street. New York city. and Sam
uel Ballon, an assistant, were arrested
last night by officer Finnegan for
peddling goods from house to house
without licenses. The former was fined
IS by Recorder Turton.
officer Meyer, while ~patrolling early
this morning. found the door of the
barn in the rear OF Littlefeld Bros, of
919 Clinton avenue, open. He notified
the owners. who made an investigation
but found nothing missing.
Miss Addie Kress, of Springfield ave.
nue., who is stopping at Rockaway
Beach, will go to the Catskill Noun
tains before returning home from her
vacation.
Miss Rose Schroeder, of Sixteenth
avenue, has returned from a stay
among friends in Englewood.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-28

Arthur Clover, 10. years old, of 0
Smith street, vas Committed for the
grand jury last night by Recorder Tur-
ton on a charge preferred against him
by Josephine Bellettiere. Is years old,
of 1869 Springfield avenue.
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Funeral of Drowned boy.

Funeral of Drowned hoy.
The funeral OF Willie Macintosh, the
12-year-old boy, of 597 Devon street,
Arlington, who was drowned last Fri
day In the Hackensack river, and whose
body was recovered yesterday morning,
will take place at 8 O'Clock this after
noon. Services will be held in st
Stephens r. C. Church, Arlington. The
Rev. Samuel b.. Hedges, pastor, who
has peer on a weeks retreat in the
seminary at Seton Hall College, South
Orange, will leave the retreat and Off
ciate. Interment will be made In the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage last Saturday in Paterson by the
Rev. F. Bloom of Miss Lillian N
Bates, of 316 Hickory street, Arlington
and Andrew Van Ess, OF this city.
Councilman Edward O'Hara last
night found two bay horses astray lr
North Arlington, and had them i'm.
pounded in Fleming's stables, in Bel.
mont avenue, to await their owners.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace
M. e. Church will be entertained by
Mrs. David Almond at her home ir
Passaic avenue. Kearny, on Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. n Mrs. Frederick Hartley, O
81 Johnston avenue, Kearny, returned
yesterday from a W. days automobile
trip to Asbury Park.
The members of the Arlington fir,
companies, which won the silver
pitcher in the baseball game with tn,
lower Kearny flremen at the Kearny
Democratic outing in Kingsland Sat
urday, are arranging to give the losers
a consolation supper at an early date
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-28
NUTLEY.


EpwOrth League has Social.
The members of the Epworth League
Of the Vincent M. E. Church held a
monthly meeting, followed by a social,
last night in the church. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George Rea,
Robert Donaldson. Miss Maud De
Vausney, Miss Madeline DeVausney.
Lindsly Smith. Miss Helen fRusby,
Miss Mile De Vausney, Howard
Sheperd, Theodore Miller, Miss Edna
Dunn, Miss May Dunn, Miss Mayme
Donaldson, Miss Anna Donaldson. Roy
Wood, Tracy Wood, Henry Vreeland,
Harry Donaldson, Donald Donaldson,
Miss Pearl Orr, Florence Huntington,
Frank Gunther. Miss Helen Lindstrom,
Abner Rutan, Miss Josie S~tirratt, Miss
Ray Eagleson, Miss Agnes Croker,
Miss Elsie Smith and others.
Mr.. n Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb and
family, of Grant avenue, left today for
a summer sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mrs. j. L. Bowman, of Toledo. o., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L.. o. Bod
man, of the Enclosure, in Passaic ave
u
Mrs. j. D~usenberre. of Jersey City
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. August Brauer. of Nutley avenue
has returned home.
MI. and Mrs. James d. Foy. OF
Franklin avenue, have returned from d
visit to friends in Pittsfeld, Mass.
Philip ]. Armstrong, of Peekskill
N. Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moore, of River road.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mundry have re-
turned to their home in Centre street
after a trip to Newburg, N, Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.. Smith, of Pros
pect street, have gone to Nova Scotia
for-the summer
Miss Marion Clarke, OF Summit, is al
the home Of her sister, Mrs. w. G
Davis, of Colonial terrace.
STAR WANT Ans BRING RESULTS