Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-16

ing eleven weeks and extending from
Atlantic City to the White Mountains.
Winning FiremeE TO Entertain Losers.
Reversing the usual order, winners
VIII entertain losers tonight at the Ar
lington firehouse, on Midland avenue,
where the lower Kearny fremen. who
lost the ball game, played at the outing
Of the Kearny Democratic Association,
In Kingsland, on June 25. will be the
guests of the Arlington firemen. who
won the silver cup, presented by the
president Of the association, Alfred r.
Mcrehead. The latter viii be unable to
be present, as he leaves with his family
today for Lake Champlain, but nearly
all the other officers of the association
viii be at the affair.
Stephen Cunliffe, son of the late
George Cunliffe, Of Kearny. and who
is studying for the Baptist ministry at
Colgate Seminary. New York, is home
On vacation. He will take the place OF
the pulpit of the Knox Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning.
Mrs. James j. McAviney. of 4S8
Chestnut street, Arlington, received
word yesterday afternoon of the death
of her mother. Mrs. Hannah McLain,
wife of Bernard McLain. of 1853 West
field venue Elizabeth. Besides Mrs.
McAviney the deceased leaves eight
children and thirteen grandchildren.
The Misses Helen. Josephine and
Jennie Rodgers, of Chestnut street,
Kearny, are spending their vacation at
Morris Park. L. I.
Councilman Harry B. Caithness, of
Kearny, who is grand State auditor of
the Loyal Association. paid an official
visit last night to Lennahaha Council,
L. A.. in Rutherford. The members Of
Arlington Council of the same order
had as their guest last night Grand
Councillor Charles F. Nicoll. of Summit.
A big party today attended the sew
enth annual excursion of the employees
of the Marin Linoleum Works of Kear-
seekers is Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove.
At the morning services tomorrow at
the First Baptist Church, Arlington. the
Rev. ]. Franklin Shindell will preach
on "America's Greatest Sim" "Eze-
kiel's Vision is the evening theme to be
delivered by the pastor.
The pulpit of the Grace M. e. Church,
Kearny, will be filled tomorrow at both
services by Joseph Mulch. a Nutley
preacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hopkins, of
ia Stewart avenu Arlington, leave
kA1-~~ Co.. c1,.~x Do-Ir NJ. JTzx.Ia4a
will remain for two weeks n Mrs.
Hopkins will remain until September.
The Rev. E. M. Carton and Mrs. Gar
ton, OF Grace NJ. e. Church. Kearny.
left this morning for a weekend holi-
day al Howells, N. Y.
Charles M. Bundy, of Edinburg. Ind,
was the guest this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Dunn. of So Midland ave-
nue.. Arlington.
Mrs. D. ]. De Clark and Mrs. ]. W.
| Howels, both of Eilshemius avenue.
Arlington, are at w%urtsboro for the
summer,
Samuel Halperin, of Midland avenue,
Arlington, is visiting in Far Rockaway,
L. /.
Miss B. Lundberg, of 45s Devon
street. Arlington, is visiting in the
Catski1ls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Lindblom
and their daughter, Ellen Lindblom,
of 465 Elm street, Arlington, are spend
ing their vacation at WATERFOWL.
Conn.
Miss l.. Adah MacGillvray, of GAL
Belgrove drive. is spending the sum-
mer at Maplewood, N. H.
Fritz Ungar, of TAI Elm street. Ar
lington, is visiting Ortley.
R. B. Traphagen. of Chestnut street.
Arlington, is on a yachting tour among
Lawrence river.
w. c. Traphagen. of New Lawn
avenue, Arlington, left in his launch
for a pleasure trip on Long Island
sound.
George H. Glover and family. of $50
Kearny avenue Arlington, is spending
their vacation in NTuckahoe. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Won Rargen.
of 20 Elizabeth avenue, Arlington.
leave Monday for a camping vacation
at Atlantic Highlands
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, of 2 Prospect
place, Arlington, and MI. and Mrs. P.
Kempf, of 10 Prospect place. Arlington,
left today for a trip to Maine n the
White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell and
family, of 634 Elm street, Arlington,
are spending their vacation at Budd's
Lake.
Fred c. Pieper. Of So Harper place.
Arlington, is to have an operation per-
formed on his throat this afternoon
Miss Alma Caunitz, of 108 Stuyvesant
avenue, Arlington. who has been con-
fined in the Homeopathic Hospital. at
! Orange. for the last two months, ar
rived home Tuesday, but is still an
invalid and under the are Of a ply
stefan.
w. E. Fasset, president of h East
Rutherford Epworth League. will adj
dress the members of the Arlington
Epworth League at its devotional
meeting tomorrow night at 6:45 o'clock
on the subject, "The One Thing Need
full"
The union excursion Of the Arlington
Epworth League, Grace Epworth
League and Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the First Baptist Church will
be held on July 2S at ocean Grove and
Asbury Park.
Miss Jennie McCallum. of 1877 Elm