Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-08
REORGANIZATION.
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Ida M. Burton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Caleb Burton, of 1888 South
Nineteenth street, this city, was mar
ried Saturday night to Frank II. Wads-
worth, son of Mrs. Harriet Wads-
worth. of 1875 Springfield avenue, Irv-
ington, at the parsonage of the Rev.
William II. Hainer, in Clinton avenue,
~Irvington. Miss Anna M. Jenkins at
tended the bride. Frank H. Platts. act
ed as best a The couple will reside
at OH South Nineteenth street.
One New District.
But one change will be necessitated
in the redistricting of %Irvington under
the new Geran law. This is in the
Third ward, which formerly consisted
of two districts. 1t will now have
three. The ordinance making the nee
essary change was passed by the IT.
vington Town Council Saturday night.
on first reading, and will be passed
on second and third readings at it's
next meeting.
A keen-cutting circular saw. recently
installed in the shop of Trainer &
Ellis, contractors, in Smith street, IT.
vington, nearly severed the second and
third fingers of Frank d. Trainers
right hand Saturday afternoon. MI.
Trainer lost no time in shutting off
the power with his right hand, and in
this way escaped even more serious
injury.
Robert Woodruff, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Woodruff, of New
Providence, has been the guest of
friends in Irvington.
Miss Minnie Barber, of Myrtle ave.
nue.. has been the guest of relatives in
Sullivan county, n. Y.
AT the regular meeting of the West
End Improvement Association, which
will be held tomorrow night In the Red
Mill Inn, l347 Springfield avenue, the
president. Councilman Frederick Eckel-
hofer, will announce his standing COM
mittees for the year.
The members of the Good Time Bowl
ling Club will hold its regular business
meeting tonight in Pape's Hotel. al
Springfield avenue
Henry Vogel, of Fourteenth avenue,
has been the guest of relatives In War
rem county.
Miss Edith Matthews, Of Nineteenth
avenue, is staying with friends in New
Haven. Conn.
The Irvington Board of Trade will
hold its monthly meeting to night in
| Masonic Hall, town centre. The most
important matter to be taken up is the
consideration of the advisability of the
purchase of the Clinton Water Com
pany.
Clinton Lodge No. Is, 1. o. o. F., will
do initiation work tonight at it's meet
ing In the Glorieux building. After the
business session a pinochle tournament
will be held.
The East End Skat Club will meet
tonight at East End Hall, % TWEEN
tieth emu
The members of the Ever Jolly Fish
ing Club enjoyed the first fishing trip
of the season yesterday in the seagoing
lighter Rudolph Brothers. They re-
turned home with a fine mess. The
schedule. for the seasons outing is as
follows: May q. June A, 1S. July 2, %,
August %, September II, October /, %,
November II, &c and December 10. A
special midnight trip will be made
August 10.
The second annual reception and
dance Of the Irvington Patrolmen's
Benevolent Association will be held in
Olympic Park pavilion Wednesday
night. Arrangements have been com
pleted " the committee in charg and
as more than 1900 tickets have been
sold the affair promises to be the mos
successful ever held by the association
The committee is composed of Patrol.
men Louis Meyer. chairman; Edward
Weingarth, vice-ch. irman; George
Garfield, secretary, and William Fin
nigan, treasurer. Councilman August
l.. Lacombe. president of the Town
Council police committee, is chairman
Of the reception comE-ittee.