Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
SOUTN ORANGE.

Maplewoodians summering at Culver
Lake include the Rev. Wallace B. Elem
ing and family and Lewis ]. Coykendall
and family, Of Lenox place; Frederick B.
Schell and family and Frank Taylor. of
Ridgewood terrace; II. E. Blocker and
family, of Everett place; Everett Balch,
of Ridgewood road; Lloyd Roberts, of
Maplewood avenue. and BENJAMIN Carpen-
ter, of Jefferson avenue.
S. Fisher Miller and family, of Turrell
avenue, will leave next week for Bay
Head to spend a month.
-Four family generations we're present at
a surprise reception rendered to I. Frank
Graves, of 10 Fourth street, In honor OF
his birthday anniversary. Mr.. Graves. who
is a locomotive engineer on the Lacka-
wanna Railroad. was completely sur
prised upon his return home from work
last night. Those present were: Mrs.
Anna M Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Pugsley,. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pugsley,
Lewis Pugsley. jr, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed,
win Graves all of Greenville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Muller and family. Mrs:
Charles Eaton and family and Miss Pearl
Moore, Of Jersey City; Mr.. and Mrs: Peter
ark. Mrs. Charles Walker, Mrs. Mabel
Sloan and Ellsworth O,Dell. of Summit;
Willard Jones, of Morristown; Mrs. Fred
Frances Jones, of South Orange, and Mr..
Graves's family. Miss Margaret Eaton,
Miss Frances Jones and Abram Dorset
rendered vocal Select1OnS. MISS Lucy
Jones played the piano and Mr.. porsett
and Willard Jones gave violin selections.
NJ. Willie and family, of Tillou road,
sailed today for Europe to spend the re-
malnder of the summer.
George Reid is spending his vacation at
York Beach, Me.
Letter-Carrier Samuel Robertson, of
Third street, is spending the week at
Rockaway.
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the police and fire departments of the
village.
A number of complaints were received
by the village police today of boys visit
ing apple orchards aud breaking trees.
William Kane, driver of the supply
wagon of the village fire department,
started today on a twelve days vacation.
Edward t. Sehoonmaker. OF Summit
avenue, leaves with his family on August
3 for Old orchard Beach, Me.
The South Orange Baseball Club will
hold a meeting in the Flat Iron building,
Nose avenue, Friday night.
Patrick J. Reynolds has taken charge OF
the vegetable department in the Centen-
NAL meat market in South Orange avenue.
Miss Elizabeth LaRue, of Gettysburg,
Pa, Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Harry Q.
Burns, of ] Vose avenue.
The family of John ]. Bowe, of Ridge
wood road, will spend the weekend at
Asbury Park. They will make the trip In
an automobile.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure, of Second
street, who underwent an operation for
appendicitis in Memorial Hospital last
week. is recovering.
School Trustee Charles w. Colley, of
Second street, has returned from his va
cation spent at Atlantic City.
Percy Byron and family. of Ralston ave-
nue., are at Long Branch.
Former Assistant Acknowledgement Ed
ward ID. Duffleld, of Scotland road, will
spend August with his family in Long
Island.
Winnemucca Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, will complete arrangements for
its, clambake aud pow-wow to be held
July 80 at a meeting in the Mayer build
ing Thursday night. Theodore w. Van
Iderstine is chairman of the committee in
charge.