Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
EXEMPT F,iremen Have Masquerade.

Much diversion was afforded i con
genial crowd last night in the new
No. > frehouse on tearny avenue,
Kearny, where the Exempt Firenen's
Association held its annual masquerade
ball. The affair vas ATTENDED bT over
200 persons. among them being mem
bers Of al the fire companies in town
and several visitors from Harrison
Newark. Belleville and other places.
The Misses Hazel and Helen Hedden.
of Kearny avenue. kearny. have been
spending a few days with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Hedden, ir
Dover.
The Hudson County Medical Mill;
Commission is looking for a ~dairyrlan
in Kearny who, in return for being
given tho use Of the stamp, Certified
Mix ana a chance to get better
prices for his product. will agree to
make n contract with the commission
TO adhere strictly to a high standard.
10 employ constantly a milk inspector
acceptable to the commission, and to
keep his premises and cattle in the
most hygienic condition.
At the several masses in st. Cecilia S
r.. G. Church, Kesrny, tomorrow the
pastor. the Rev. Father Thomas A.
Conroy, will announce the total OF the
Easter collection. which. it is under
stood. will be better than that Of last
year.
\ party that filed quincy Han. Ari-
ington. attended the ladies night
sociable given by Vigilant Council, No.
100. Jr. O. I. 4. NJ. Of Harrison, and
had a pleasant time. In the assembly
were many officers and members Of
Arlington Council and councils from
nearby owns.
Charles Molfatt and family. Of 165
Brighton avenue, kearny, have taken
a cottage at ocean Grove for the sum
mer.
The Arlington Board Of Trade will
meet Monday night when "A Saner
Fourth" and "Children's Fairgrounds
will be leading subjects for discussion
Miss Dorothy Hunter. daughter of
Mir. and Mrs. David Hunter, Of IL
kearny avenue, Arlington. is ~conValese-
ing from a serious illness.
Mrs. George /. Jewell, of II Argyle
place, Arlington, entertained a party of
friends at her home last evening.
Councilman and Mrs. Harry r. Cath
ness, of Kearny, have had as their
guests at their home. - Stewart we
nue.. Arlington, Mrs. H.. r. O. johann
sc n. Of New Haven. and her son. Fred
eric Barclay.
Miss Dorothy O. Coons, of - Pleasant
place, Arlington, has been spending the
past week with Miss Mabel Burke in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. l.. Moore, of SS7 Elm street, Ar
~lington. has as her guest her niece. Miss
Helen Helfrich, of Wilkesbarre, Pa
In the absence of the pastor, the Rev.
s. Trevena Jackson. services at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Arlington,
will be conducted by the Rev. Henry
part of his life as a missionary in In
dia. In the morning he will preach on
1.-THE Believers Assurance" and in tho
evening on "Mary's Choice.
The pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church, Arlington, will be supplied TO-
morrow by the Rev. l.. o. Rotenback
Of Bethany Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn. In the morning he vii
preach Oh "The Responsive Christ
and in the evening on 1.-THE Conquerina
Power Of Christianity"
At the First Baptist Church, Airing
ton, tomorrow evening the pastor. the
Rev. J. Franklin Sbindell, will preacI
on 'Thc Power of a Noble Life" !
communion service Will be ~conducte;
In the morning with reception of new
members.
"The Futility Of Unbelief" will be thu
morning sermon theme ct the Swedish
Lutheran Church. Arlington. tomorrow
and in tho evening, our Most Hol,
Faith