Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-29
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Deputy Surrogate Charles +. Kocher,
with his family, OF Bloomfield, il expected
home today from a weeks trip by auto
| through the Berkshires. They also went
as far as Maine.
The sum of $40 was collected from yari-
ous offenders by Recorder George w.
Cadmus in the Bloomfield Police Court
yesterday.
Milton Hastings, OF Baldwin street is
spending a vacation at Cape Cod. Mass.
Frank Kallberg, day clerk in Johnson'E
Hotel, Is at South Beach fof a week
Frank Evans and family, of Washington
street, are back from al automobile trip
to Midland and South benches.
Conrad Roman and family, OF Orchard
street, are ia Herkimer County, n. Y,
Mrs. George ". Hulsart wife OF former
Councilman Hulsart OF the borough. "
back from Sea side Park.
Joseph Ba INKS Reford, ST., Of 14 Mid
land avenue, is home from the Thousand
Islands.
MRS. s. b. Miller, OF Hillside avenue,
has been entertaining her sister, Miss
Marguerite Jones, OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund A. Freeman. Of
Rtdgewood avenue, have gone TO Europe,
to remain until October l
]. William johnson. formerly Of this
town. has been the guest OF friends here
during the week.
The Misses Madeline ANGEL and Louise
Z wallace, or the borough, are at LAKE.
Champlain for q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. cadmus will
go TO Block Island, n. Y, In August.
Mrs. John r. Marshall and daughter, OF
Broad street. will spend two weeks at
Lake Hopatcong.
Anthony Belf Will leave soon for a trip
through Italy.
Edward f. Slnyback, of Bald win street,
is staying at Spring Lake.
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home from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Davis. of Hillcrest
road, have gone to Seabright.
Ellsworth Doane and II. b.. Pierson are
registered at the Leighton in Point Pleas
ant.
Mrs. Dana Mitchell is entertaining Miss
Louise Nandervoort, Of Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N, Bristol, OF the
borough, are back from Europe.
Councilman and Mrs. Charles 7. Ames.
of Glen Ridge, are home from a trip by
auto to Lake Champaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gehrman, OF
R%idgewood avenue, sailed for Europe TO-
day.
Mrs. Robert King and children. Of Doug
las road. will spend next mont IN sur
folk, Long Island.
Miss Helen Cummings, Of Sylvan place,
Nutley, has been visiting friends in the
borough.
Frank Crisp, of Thomas street. is back
from his vacation spent In Sharon, VI.
Miss Cecilia MeCadin. of Glenwood ave
nue., IL home from the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Miller, OF Edge-
wood road, are in Schenectady, N. Y.
Mrs. william II. Van Gieson n son
Morris, of Franklin street, will spend the
balance OF the summer In Maine.
Miss Margaret Armour, of Ridgewood
avenue. has Joined her mother in Den
yer, Colo.
Mrs. Harriet II. Norris Is entertaining
Miss Mary Doane In Point Pleasant.
Mrs. Samuel w. King, OF Douglas road,
is enjoying the cool breezes at Bay Head,
Long Island.
Mrs. r.. John Adames and children, OF
Watsessing, are back from Ocean Gate.
The many friends OF John Nj. Hague, of
Bloomfield, are anxious TO have him enter
for the Assembly. Mr.. Hague has been
in politics ever since he attained his ma
Jority n has been a Republican leader
in the town for q number OF years.
He is connected with several organiza-
| tions in Bloomfield and is also a director
In the Bloomfield B. i. CT of which he
is assistant manager. Mr.. Hague has done
numerous things TO Increase interest In
| clean sports of all kinds in the town He
is q Regular, but at the same time is
strong with the New Idea faction, II MI:
| Hague says the word his supporters will
get out and land him the nomination, they
say. He has plenty of friends among the
Democrats.
Louis b. Harrison, present member Of
the Town Council from the First Ward.
will be a candidate for denomination at
the primaries.
Mr.. Harrison denies that he Is a member
OF the New Idea faction, but Is most EN-
phatic in his declaration that he Is a
Regular.
Herbert 3. Church, also a Regular, will
| oppose him in tile primaries. John Roddy,
formerly OF Tammany Hall, viii be the
Democratic nominee beyond a doubt.
In the Second Ward the light for the
Republican nomination for the Town Coun-
ell win be between George Hummel, pres
emit incumbent and a Regular. and Fred
erick Storm. New Idea. George Idle ia
talked OF for the Democratic nomination.
Tax Assessor George u. Milliken came
out yesterday with the statement that he
would stand at the primaries for the Re-
publican nomination for Councilman from
the Third Ward, to succeed Charles w.
Chabot. present incumbent. Mr.. Chabot
will he a candidate also.
Messrs. Milliken and Chabot are both
Regulars. David w. Miller and Henry
Atkinson are talked OF for the nomination
by the New Idea element.
The Democrats are playing a waiting
game In this ward, which is considered
debatable ground.
WASHINGTON NEWS.