Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-19
KEARNY--ARLINGTON

3 kEARNY-ARLINGTON
w. W. Edmunds will be in charge of
the devotional meeting of the Epworth
League tomorrow evening at 6:45
o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Arlington. The subject will be
How to Fight the Good Fight"
SoeinI Association Formed.
The Moonlight Boating and Social
Club has been formed in Arlington by
a number of young people, sessions be-
ing held at the home of William Madi-
son on Beech street. The officers are:
President, George Oldfield; vice-presi-
dent, William Madison; secretary, A.
Madison; boatswain, r. Fields; stoggie,
William Fields. The club will have a
ride to Petty's Hillside Park on April s.
Sue for 81 900 Damages.
Suits for $1,000 and $4,000 respectively
have been brought against the Public
Service Corporation by Mrs. Helen Delp
and her husband Rueben, of Kearny,
through their counsel. Samuel Kalisch.
jr. The suits are the outgrowth of an
accident which occurred last month on
the Kearny line. Mrs. Delp alleges
that the car in which she was riding
went off the track and that she sus-
tanned serious injuries.
DR.. l.. E. Estler and Miss Muriel
Victor will assist the Arlington ANA
tour Orchestra at the latter'S concert at
Midland Hall IN March 81.
Arrangements are being made by the
piano pupils of Miss Annie Olcott Payne
for a recital at Miss Payne's home on
Stewart avenue on Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard Sieb, of New Lawn ave-
nue., Arlington, has been %sojourning in
Daytonia, Fla.
The ladies' of Trinity Episcopal
Church, Arlington, are holding u home
made bread. cake and pie sale at a. C.
Riley's store, 1s7 Midland avenue to-
day.
A permit was granted by Building
Inspector Ralph S. Young, of Kearny,
TO the Marin Linoleum Company for
a concrete addition 10 Il of the build
ings of the plant. The structure will
measure 30x55 and cost $1,000.
Eiks Lodge TO Attcpd Service.
The members of Nearny Lodge No.
1850, Il. p. O. Elks, will attend Il special
service tomorrow night in the Knox
Presbyterian Church, kearny. The pas
tor, who is u member of the lodge, vii!
preach an appropriate sernon and the
choir will render special music under
the direction of Brother James Brier-
ley.
New Council Of Order OF Eastern star.
A new council Of the Order of the
Eastern Star will be instituted tonight
at I3oche's Hall. Kearny avenue and
Halsted street, Kearny, by Mrs. Eliza
beth McAllister, of 1856 kearny avenue.
Kearny, formerly a member of star of
| the East Council No. 81, of Boston. The
Kearny branch will be known also as
| Star OF the East Council.
a large party of women was enter
tanned at q whist party in the union
clut-rooms in the First National Bank
building, in Arlington, last night.
William y. Green, contractor, OF 81
| Davis avenue, Kearny, has succeeded in
| QllCDlllS sew GlltS Slh Jsil6tioA Us
OF fine breed. for which he was granted
O. permit To erect a hennery today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford F. Griffin. Of
ICES Kearny avenue, North Arlington
have returned from IAN extensive
theatrical tour. They are known on the
stage as Farrell and LIE Roy. and they
are going to fill II number of engage
nlents in nearby theatres.
Under the Palms will be the ser
non theme of the Rev. S. Treyena jack
sen, pastor, at the Methodist Episcopa'
Church, Arlington, tomorrow morning
The choir will render a timely anthem
and Louis Colnins will sing The
PALMS by Faure. In the evening the
congregation will celebrate the mn
tietb anniversary of the birth of Fam
Crosby. the famous hymn writer, ano
who was a guest of the congregation
last year. and is a friend OF the pastors
family. The service will include many
OF the popular hymns of Miss crosby
and the pastor will discourse upon mel
life and works.
The Rev. William coombe, pastor OF
the PRESBYTERIAN Church at Marlbor'
Observation-Disclosures. viii preach at thu
! flISl fTtSDN ttI
tomorrow morning, his theme 'beins
'"The Christians Character and Priv
ileges.'' In the evening the sermon o
will be "a Vision of God preceded
by a hfteen-minute SOM service,
Church 10 Celebrate Anniversary.
The eighteenth anniversary of tn
First Swedish Baptist Church, OF Ar
lington, will be celebrated tomorrow
and during the coming week. The ReV
Theodore Grandin will preach at tn
morning and evening service tonor
row. The Young Peoples meeting a
$3.50 p. M. will be addressed by tn
Revs. r.. c;randin, v. Sandell, A. Peter
son and Sunday School Missionary +
+. Engberg.
Union vocal services viii be held mex
week ut the NJ. K. Church by tn
Methodist. Baptist and P~resbyterial
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