Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-11
MONTCLAIR.

BENEFIT Concert.
The following ~soloists will appear at
the concert to be given next Thurs
day night i'll tho Watching Avenue
Congregational Church for the benefit
of the organ fund: Miss Elsa Fischer.
N%iolinist; Mrs. Mary u. Bennett, plan
list; Mrs Frederika Hupfeld, accon1-
PIANIST. and Eric Goodwin, baritone.
The following program will be rem
dered: Suite for violin and piano In
d minor, Eduard Schutt. Miss Fischer
and Mrs, Bennett; baritone solo, border
ballad, Mr.. Goodwin; piano solos (a)
Nocturne, i sharp major. Chopin, OBJ
LAUDER Raft. (c) Mazurka, Rubin
stein, Mrs. Bennett; violin solos (a) An
oante from u minor concerto. Mendels-
sohn, OBJ Mazurka, Mlynarski. Miss
Fischer: baritone solos. (a) 'The Wind
Speaks" Cowcn, OBJ "The Requiem,"
Grant Schaeffer. (c) elaine Homer
Bartlett, Mr.. Goodwin; duo de concert,
III, Leonard, Miss Fischer. Herman
HupfeId. Mrs. Hupfeld accompanist.
Attacked by Dog.
Z. Beach Smith, of ia Thomas street,
Bloomfield, was bitten on the left hand
by u dog OF the ST. Bernard species
while walking along Glen Ridge ave-
nue. in Montclair today. Smith, who is
a salesman in the employ of a firm
In Manhattan, was passing a yard
when the brute jumped over a fence
and attacked him. Two Italian labor
ers, armed with shovels, fastened to
his assistance and drove the animal
away. Smith had the wound cauter-
ized.
At a conference in Paterson yester-
day morning the Mayors of that city,
Passaic and Montclair We're appointed
a committee to draft Il legislative bill
looking to the securing of rights to the
Wanaque watershed for several munic-
Qualities in this section of the State
which now have no water rights.
The conference yesterday was at
tended by nearly q score of officials
from Montclair. Nutley, Glen Ridge and
other towns,
The directors, faculty and students Of
the Montclair Academy have issued
invitations to inspect the new Academy
building. which has recently been COM
pleted. on Saturday evening. February
10, between s and 10 O'clock.
Mrs. L. V. Gilkinson. of Bellevue ave-
hue. Upper Montclair. has returned
from a visit to Connecticut.
Mrs. o. w. Marin, of Bellevue ave-
nue., has returned from d visit to her
son. Oswald Marin, at Wilmington,
Del.
Miss Gertrude Garfield will give
readings and approximations in the
auditorium Of the Y. NJ. c. A. next
Friday evening.
Mrs. George Lane Benedict. of SO
Porter place, entertained a large COM
pany at bridge yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Greenough of
Park street, are entertaining Mrs.
Henry d. Martinson, of Lowell, Mass.
p. Allison Blair. of CHRISTOPHER
street. will return next week from an
extended stay at Augusta. Ga.
John M Craigsley. OF Greenwood ave.
nue.. has sailed for his old home in
Glasgow. Scotland, where he will re-
main until June.
Miss Dorotheaf Gable, daughter OF
George w. Cable, the author, OF
Northampton, Mass. is visiting her
SistSi' DuiS. AiiiSu Chalu' oI AlelrOSe
bavenue.
On account of the large amount OF
detail work required, the call system
fire department will not go into effect
until April 1, instead of March |, as
at first proposed. The committee is a,
work revising the rules governing thu
department.
George Joseph Whiting, a mason b,
trade, of SO New -treet, Montclair, die
in the Mountainside Hospital yeste4 day
from pneumonia. He was 81 years old
and is survived by o widow and three
children. Funeral arrangements arc
not vet made.
James L. Andrus, of 1877 Valley road,
Montclair, died today at his home. He
was a widower. Arrangements for the
funeral arc not yet made.