Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-08
SOUTH ORANGE

Albert j. Long. Of IS Sloan street has
been awarded the contract TO install
eight electric fans in the viluge hall.
Rev. Elmer Nelson Owen, rector of 81.
Georges Episcopal Church, Maplewood.
VIII san Saturday for a months stay
abroad.
Marshal Thomas r. Mcguire left today
for Toronto Canada, where he will at
tend the annual convention of the In
ternational Police Chiefs Association.
Sergeant Thomas j.. Sherry is acting mar.
shall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tracey, of ss
Riggs place, entertained Saturday in
honor Of their son, Joseph, ir., who OBJ
served the sixth anniversary Of his birth.
The young folks present were: Dorothy
Van cleve, Margaret Lockwood, Mar
garet Whaley, Marion Tracey, Henry
sheddy, Robert Carter, r., jEleston Will
cox, Joseph Carter, jr., and Edward Ira
cey, r.
George Ship, Of Valley street. has
returned from a trip to Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and Canada.
Mrs. Eugene W. Farrell and family, Of
Riggs place. are spending their vacation
at the Florida, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Knox Phillips, of
Taylor place, are at Lake Hopatcong,
where they have a cottage.
Mrs. Edward A. Tracey. of Ridgewood
road, will ave a birthday party for her
son. Edward, on August II.
Mrs. Lawrence d. Croweli and daugh-
tiers, Janice and Ruth. Of Taylor place,
are stopping at the Kenmore Cottage,
Lake Hopateong-
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar ]. Nichols. Of
Irvington avenue, are entertaining Robert
L. WelIman and Miss r.. Wellman, of
Bayonne, at their summer cottage, Quine-
baugh. Lake Hopatcong.
The Field Club baseball team won an
Amateur League game from the Com
monwealth Club, of Montclair, on the
Field Club grounds Saturday. 8 to o..
George Wilkinson pitched for the local
nine and allowed only four hits.
taken up in the Church Of Our Lady Of
Sorrows next Sunday.
|. Miss Kathryn Farrell. of Academy
street. is spending her vacation at As
bury PARK.
The Village Board of Trustees will hold
an adjourned regular meeting tonight.
The application of William B. Newman
for a liquor license In his building at 16a
South Orange avenue. may be acted upon.
Miss NJ. z. Dickinson and Miss Dorothy
| Conger are among the sojourners at As
bury Park.
Miss Stella shipman, Of 10 South Or
ange avenue, will leave tomorrow for
Lake Hopatcong to spend her vacation
Rachael chambless, II years old, daugh-
ter of Captain and Mrs William Chamb-
less. of SO Hixon place, has recovered
from illness caused by eating dirt. while
making mud pies last week. The child
was attended by DR.. Peter HOFFMAN, OF
Jersey City.
Jobp wharton won the fnai round in
the lawn tennis tournament at the Field
Club saturday from Louis Blanchet by
scores of Ga, 20, 6-3. In the semi-nnai
match wharton defeated Oliver d. Deane'
T., 60, 6ELj
In an Orange Church League contest
| played on the Seton Hall College GROUNDS
| Saturday afternoon the Pioneers OF tne
south Orange Methodist Church, defeated
the Presbyterian Church team
- Orange. nv the score of 8 to B. Leslie
w,nners allowed but fou hits ana
xvnaI.n. who was on the mound for the
famed "a.
NJ and Mrs. o. W. Tunison are at
Asbury. Park.
Norman L. Trimysie. of Mapiewooo'
is among the vacationists at Au
Miss Alice Pulsford, OF SCOTLAND
road, is 4 Maine.
mr. and Mrs. Briscoe B. Ransom. OF
Baker street. Maplewooo' nave openeu
their cottage at Avon-by-the-sea
Village Clerk NJ. A. Fitzsimmons mas
| returned from Atlantic CITY wnere ne
spent a week.
The police will hold a target prac-
tiee on the Taylor grounds m
row afternoon
Golf teams ~captained by Theodors
8 snyder ana B. K. Ogden. respec-
lively. win play a match for a din
Liner at the Field Club Saturday.
David H. Boil, the Civil War vet
ar.n ubo was overcome by the heal
| SATURDAY. and later removed 20 the
Memorial Hospital. Orange is recov-
ering.
Miss Matte Wilson, of Riggs place
Ia spending her vacation at Bunaio.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A Reeve. Of
South Orange venue have gone to
Middletown Springs, VT. to spend two
weeks.
Homer A. Knburn. of Ki1burn place
has gone to New England for tive
Willjam E. Stewart. of IT'S Turrel
avenue, has gone to his farm In Sus'
sex County for the summer.
Joseph Strange and family. Of IL
Milrigan place. are at Spring Lake .
Rev. DR.. 6. J.. schIlling. district su
perintendent of the Methodist Church
ST Buenos Ayres. South America. de
uvered the sermon in the Morrow
Memorial Methodist Church last night
He spoke on Missionary Work II
Bolivia"
william Colgan and family. of Wa
verify place. have gone to Leonard
for a week
Mrs. Robert Lloyd, jr., inc son. Rob
err ] Lloyd Sd, of Waverly place
nave returned from the Highlands
where they spent q month.
At a fair given by young folks Of
the lawn about the home of Mrs. Don
aid Munsick. Maplewood avenue, Sat
urday afternoon. SIS was Melted Tn
1 proceeds will be. turned over to tn
~fresh-air fund.
While patroling Ward place at
a. m. to-day Policeman Robert j
Lloyd caught two stray horses. TIT