Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-17

composed OF William IL. Van lderStlne,
Harry E. Patton. Charles |. Beck and
Theodore w. Van Iderstine. Three ex-
cursion trains will leave the Central rail-
road station, Broad street, Newark, the
first at 8 o'clock a. m.
Whether South Orange Council, Royal
Arcanum, will be represented in the New
ark League of Arcanum Councils during
the coming fall and winter will be decided
at a meeting of the local council tonight.
Miss Genevieve Francis, of Summit ave
nue., will spend the next week visiting rel
atives in Brooklyn.
Miss Ada Bonnell. of Millburn. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Roland II. Kilborn, of
10 South Orange avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kilborn are staying at the home OF the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
K1lborn, during the latter stay at Deid-
ware Water Gap.
The South Orange Baseball Club viii
hold a special meeting in the Flat Iron
building, Vose avenue. tomorrow night.
Mrs. George Brodesser and family, of
South Orange avenue, on the mountain
side, have gone to Brighton Beach TO
spend a week.
Miss Emily Ziegler, of South Orange
avenue. is spending a two weeks vacation
at Sea Girt.
Mrs. John r. Weeks, of Montrose avenue,
who has been summering at Polhl fleds-
ant, is now at Belmar.
Mrs. George H.. Cobb, of ~Irvington ave-
nue., is spending her vacation at Alien
hurst. She Is accompanied ny ht ~
Samuel II. Cobb.
The Misses Helen and Mary Morrison.
of Ridaewood road, have returned after
a brief stay at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Kanouse' OF
Hampton; Mr., and Mrs; Moses Ma
Abram Kanouse, Mrs. Lucy kanonse;
of Caldwell, Tex, arc ylsltlng MI; anu
Mrs. George ~Vanderhoof, of Arnold ter
race.
Miss Hattie Edwards, of First street.
and Mrs. Maria Doyle or Acaaehy
street, are sojourning at ltochawas'
Running TO the village fire ~headquaro
ters Yesterday afternoon little Alice
Burgott. of 80 Church street, told the
bremen that her house was ahre ana
asked them to go and II
The tiremen comnluntta ia nbone and
fa,,nd that a small blaze had been
caused by a leaky gas pipe, near the
kitchen stove. Neighbors had eNtih-
guished the blaze
Russell Nancarrow. of Morristown, Is
visiting at the home of Mrs. David D.
Mccullough, of 1rVington avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murray and
family, of Ridgewood road, lett TO-DAY
for Rockaway to spend their vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy, of Church
street, is spendln Two Weehs Niai'ii5
in Jersey City.
Mrs. Barbara Ferris is ill at her
home, in R~idgewood road.
Mrs. {. b. Walker and family. of 200
Iryington avenue is at Ocean Grove.
Miss Marie Donuelly, of Vose avenue,
is spending her vacation at Asoury
Park.
George Van Colt. of South Orange
avenue. has gone on a Western bust
ness trip.
Miss HiIda Peterson. of SO South Or
ange avenue. left today for Bar Har-
Dor, Me.
James Carr, of 80 South orange ave-
nue., will leave Sunday for Boston TO
spend two weeks.
Carl Peterson and Eric Peterson, OF
SO South range avenue, viii leave
Monday on an automobile trip to Lake
Hopatcong.
Clifford r.. Vanderhoof, of Arnold
terrace. will make his future home at
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
James Fogarty. of Bay Ridge, is
visiting his cousin, Assistant Fire
chief Daniel L. Noonan, of South Or
ang avenue.
Miss Anna Kenny, of Ridgewood road,
is spending her vacation at Lake Ho-
patcong.
Mrs. Thomas f.. Mcguire and Miss
May Mcguire, of Riggs place, have re-
their vacation.