Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-20
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IRvINGTON.


Agitnting Shade Tree Commission.
A public meeting under the auspices
of the Irvfngton Board of Trade will be
held Wednesday night in Masonic Hall.
town centre, to consider the advisa-
bility of the creation of a local shade
tree commission. Among the speakers
who will address the gathering are
James A. Berry and Carl Bannwart.
president and secretary of the Newark
Shade Tree Commissions; william Solo
tarof, secretary and superintendent of
the East Orange Shade Tree Commits
sion. There viii be music and instruc-
tive stereopticon views. The arrange
ment committee consists of Gilbert C.
Highly. chairman: School Commissioner
DR.. Albion c.. Christian, former Tax
Collector Thomas s.. Osborne, Thomas
B. Buchan, George Jennings.
The Irvington A. C. scored 4 to 3 in
it's game against the Knickerbocker
Baseball Club, on he Lyon Avenue
Oval, yesterday afternoon. Timbrook
and Kelly were the home battery. The
local fans were further enthused when
the Irvington County League team de-
ltdICu Ile 0iS9t lliii tCdiil I'll AZ
ground at Speedway avenue by q score
Of 2 to /. and thereby jumped into first
place in the league Dailoy pitched and
Levine did the catching for the home
team.
Miss Ethel Forrest, Of Stuyvesant
avenue. has been entertained by friends
In Burlington County.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Keller, of
1881 Springfield avenue, have returned
from O weeks stay In Willematic, Conn.
Fireman Frederick Menzie. of Hook
and Ladder Company No. 1, has re-
turned from his vacation, which he
spent in Pennsylvania. He has relieved
Calhnan Thomas Kuhn. who substi-
tuted for him during his absence.
John Loughlin and family and his
son-in-law and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Shields. formerly of Newark,
are occupying their ~newly-erected
home at So Clinton avenue. west.
A luncheon was served Saturday
afternoon by Lorenz Giessuebel on the
lawn of his hotel at 521 Union avenue
to the workmen employed on his new
building in the course of construction
at Halstead and Springfield avenue,
on which the ridge-pole has just been
placed. The luncheon was followed by
outdoor sports.
Dr.. j. Floyd Bowman and family,
of 80 Union avenue, will leave tonight
for a two weeks sojourn near Lake
Keuko. Steuben county, New York
State.
John A. Smith, of s Norwood avenue;
George w. Gibson, of Chestnut avenue;
William Hartkopf, of SO Melville place,
and Rudolph Raspel. Of 81 Berkshire
place, returned yesterday morning from
a fishing trip to the Raritan river.
Miss Rose Ferry, of Madison avenue,
is home from a stay at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Lester Sidner, president of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Chris
tan Church, has issued a special call
for a meeting Of the members in the
church parlors tomorrow afternoon to
make final arrangements for the an
nual outing.
The regular monthly subscription
meeting of the Lehigh Building and
Loan Association will be held tonight
III llS OlliccS dt OFT Siihttoh dfciiuc.
The Olympic Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION will hold a directors meeting
tonight at Charles F. Hosp's Hall,
Forty-third street and Springfield ave-
nue..
Clinton Lodge No. IS. I. o. o. F., will
hold another weekly whist game tonight
IN it's lodge rooms in the Glorieux
building. Prizes will be awarded to
the highest three scorers.
Miss Elizabeth holman, of Twenty
third street. is sojourning in the Cats
kills.
Miss Edna Ward, of Madison avenue,
and Miss Alice Mitchell, of Avon ave-
nue., aren enjoying a vacation at
Asbury Park.
The members of the City Line Fish
ing Club embarked on the steam lighter
Rudolph Brothers for the Fishing
Banks yesterday. Another local group
accompanied the Ever Jolly Fishing
Club in the motor sloop Emily to Long
Beach. Both clubs made a successful
haul of seabass and black fish. The
trophy of the day was a fiuke weighing
five and a half pounds. which was
caught by Bauer. one of the Ever Jolly
cutters.