Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23
IRVINGTON.
"onk Farm, Reproduced.

soak Farm. Reproduced.
The reproduction of the three-act
comedy-drama. "Oak Farm which
was held Thursday night and last
night, was most successful. The ar
~rangement committee, Frederick Fl.
Allendorf, Miss lola Green, Philip
Craven. William H.. Friberger, Miss
Ruth o. Gray, Miss Mabe C. Scott, G.
Archibald Day and Louis Moenkhoff,
report gratifying results.
Boy Accused of Stealing Goat.
Kurt Holtzbachel, 10 years old, of 755
South Nineteenth street, Newark, "a
arrested yesterday on the charge of
malicious mischief and larceny in at
tempting to steal an Angora goat, the
properly of Charles Bishop, jr.. the Z
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chares
Bishop. of 247 North Grove street. He
was paroled last might by Recorder
Turton in charge of his parents.
While Edward w. Willard, OF 166
Grove street, was in the drug store of
Carl f. Nlrich. of SCI Clinton avenue,
last night, the horse attached to his
vehicle becoming frightened dashed
away, proceeding through Clinton ave1
nue. at a lively pace. Pust as it neared
Town Centre it collided it collided With
u heavy wagon, breaking the traces ana
bending the front axle.
The Town Council will meet Monday
night as a committee of the whole for
the purpose Of going over the proposed
scavenger ordinance, which Will be
passed on final reading at the meeting
Of that body on May. 3,
Baseball fans will be out in large
Plumbers his afternoon to root for the
~Irvington A. c.. team which viii meet
the Belmont Field Club, OF Elizabeth,
afternoon the jefferson A. C. will cross
oval.
Owing to the refusal of the L. Boer-
ger Plumbing Company. the recent sue
cessful bidders on the plumbing Norh
in the proposed additions to the Grove
street and Florence Avenue Public
Schools, to fulfil the contract, new
ids will be opened next Wednesday
night at a meeting of the Board OF
Education in Central Grammar School,
on Clinton avenue. west.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Hilton
Methodist Episcopsl Church is holding
Il bread and cake sale this afternoon IN
the Sunday school room.
The Rev. George Fountain will breach
tomorrow morning. in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. taking as his sub
ieet, ION Which Side Are YOU His
4 evening topic VIII be Tho Dynamic OF
L@yc.'' The choir. under William G.
C~iendening, will render snceial Singing
and music.
The pulpit of the First Christian
Church Will be ~occupiod at both serv-
Tres by the Rev. ClarSson MacGeorge,
of the Grocer Theological Seminary. OF
Chester. Pa.
The Rev. August c. Fliedqer viii
conduct services tomorrow in TRINITY
Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Thonas f. Monaghan will
~o1iclate al st Leo's K, c. Church.
The REV. Uriab Mcclinchie will
preach in the pulpit II the First Re-
formed Church.
Church and sunday school services
viii be conducted by the Rev Freder-
ick L. Voeglin in The Manhattan Park
! German PRESBYTERIAN 9hpreh.
A caye-in Of large proportions N
lyon avenue. between Park avenue and
Lincoln place, was reported this morn
ing by the police
I;oundsn1an Farmhouse reported to
Chief Green this morning that an
abandoned automobile had been stand
ing in Lyon avenue, opposite Lincoln
place. all night. The number Of the
machine Is lso73N.J.
Miss Viola Fountain, the i2-year-
old daughter of the Rev. and Mrs
George Fountain. OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. is critically i'll at
Memorial Hospital. in Morristown-