Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-29

Councilman Matthew ]. Callahan, OF
the First ward, will seek denomination
and VIII probably have no opposition.
In the Second ward Councilman Arthur
r.. Cars term will expire, and Il Is
said that he will not be a candidate for
reelection, but his friends win endeavor
James l.. Miller, president OF the Board
of Health. Is mentioned as a possible
aspirant for councilmanfc honors on
the Republican ticket II Mr.. Carr viii
not run. AmonR the Democrats of the
Second ward Michael c. McE1ligot is O.
promising candidate and will probably
receive the nomination. In the Third
ward Councilman Ernest G.. Weischcdel
Will ~endeavor to obtain the Republican
nomination to succeed himself. and the
Democrats mention Frederick G. New
for an opponent. For tax collector DR.
A.. II, Van Ripper, the present incum-
bent. Will no doubt be renominated. On
the Democratic side Bernard c. Brown
Is favored for the ONCE. Assessor
Thomas $. Brown has not as yet de-
elared whether he will seek another
term or not. and the Democrats have
town clerk Frank l." Rusby, the present
clerk, can have the nomination to sue
coed himself IL he will stand.
About thirty members OF stars and
Stripes Council. Daughters of Liberty,
gave a party TO Miss Anna Lepple. Of
Franklin avenue, at her home Thurs
day night. She sailed for Germany in
company with her mother today. A
49, 1NeASh III lodBd iNdh on TIE
dock when the President Lincoln Of
the Hamburg Amerieau lint left.
John Smith, a negro. OF 50 Livingston
street, Newark. who was arrested In
Belleville charged with stealing So from
Alice Owens. a negress, OF Q Hancock
street, Nutley, was arraigned before Re-
eorler Washington Z. Page last night
and placed under $50 bail to await fhe
action of the grand jury.
j. c. Tillman, of Passaic, an auditor Of
the Erie Railroad Company. will speak
IN the Reformed Church tomorrow morn
ing.
AZ the morning service OF the Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow the
Rev, Or. Warren L. Hoagland will speak
on Mistaken Notion of Providence" AT
the evening service at 7;45 o'clock the
subject, VIII be What Is that in Thine
HandY'
At st. pauls Congregational Church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock the pastor.
the Rev. Henry j. Condit, will preach on
waiting on the LORD The sermon topic
at the twilight service at : O'Clock Will
be Q Plains or Mountains
Misses Serene and Clara Kifkehy, OF
Prospect street, are at Huntington. n. y.
Mrs. kirkeby and Oscar c. kirkeby ak
pect to join then next week.
The Ladies, Social Circle OF the Re-
formed Church will meet Wednesday att
%ernooni August z, at 2;30 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. w c. Ryau, Ill Church
street.
Mrs. r.. A. Dodd, Of Brookield avenue
has returned from a trip to Niagara
Falls, Mt. Clemens, Mich, and other
places.
NJ. {, McEligot, agent at the West Nut
ley depot Of the Erie railroad. has ac-
cepted a position as freight agent at the
Dundee station in Passaic. He will leave
his present post in a few days, but ex-
poets 10 continue to live In Nutley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Roe, of Lake street,
are spending d month with Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence b, life, former residents OF
Nutley, at B~loomingburg. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs, William j. Kinsley. Miss
Gertrude kinsley and William j. Kipsley,
tr., or Prospect street. are sojnurning for
the remainder OF the summer in Nova
scotia,
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. W. Gage. OF Crest
place, are visiting friends at Rochester,
N. Y,
MI. and Mrs. Charles a. whitney and
family, OF Satterthwaite avenue. left yes
terday for a stay at sayvile, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ira ninth and
Miss GLADYS Smith, of Highfeld lane, are
summarizing at Eldred, N. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r, Holman, Of Hillside
avenue, are spending "A month in the
woods In Maine.