Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-29
U ORANGE.

The Rev. Perry II. Murdick, pastor
of the Methodist Church., left today
for Ocean Grove, where he will spend
] a month with his family. During Mr..
Murdick's-absence his pulpit will be
supplied by the Rev. Herbert Lyle. of
Lafayette Methodist Church., Jersey
City,yJo next Sunday, and by the Rev
DR.. o. S. Baketel, of New York, editor
of the Methodist Yearbook and Gen
eral- Conference Minutes, on the two
succeeding Sundays.
The new degree team of South Or
ange Council, Royal Arcanum, will
conduct a class Initiation at a meeting
in the council rooms Sloan street,
Thursday night. Floyd Hamm. orator,
will have charge of an entertainment
which will follow the business ses-
sion.
Mrs. Mary d. Lonsdale, of Riggs
plac, has gone to Ocean Grove, where
she will remain until the end of Au-
gust.
Mrs. Joseph Potter, formerly OF
| South Orange, now of Croton-on-the-
Hudson, is visiting Mrs. Thomas r.
Simpson. of First street.
w. w. Tunis and family, of Acad-
| envy street, will leaev August IT for
| Ocean Grove to spend a few weeks.
william H. Lonsdale and family. of
| Riggs place, will spend a month at
Ocean Grove, leaving for that resort
August 10.
The Pioneers of the Methodist
| Church are tied for first place in the
| Church Baseball League of the Or
anges with the North Orange Baptist
| Church team. of Orange, as a result
of a victory over the latter on Satur-
day by the score of 9 to Z.
Miss Julia C~orcoran, of Westchester,
N. Y, returned to her home today
after having spent a week visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick A. Helmlinger, of 351 Valley
street.
Patrolman James Matte, of the
township, has removed from Arnold
terrace to the Ball house, Jefferson
avenue Maplewood.
Miss Cora Osborne, of Second street,
will spend the next two weeks at
LivingstoA Manor, N. Y.
Miss Helen Helmlinger and Benja-
min C. Helmlinger, of 351 Valley
street. left today to spend a weeks
vacation at Westchester, N. Y. =
Mrs. Helen Todd, of Academy street,
has been spending a week at Lake
Hopatcong.
Schuyler Van Vechten, of Ridge
wood road, Is spending a month at
Bay Head.
Mrs. Charles C. Hutchinson, of
Academy street, is among the sojourn-
ers at Bradley Beach.
1t Is expected that a report VIII be
made at the meeting tonight of the
| Village Board of Trustees regarding
| the application made by William B.
Newman for a license to conduct q
saloon at 1853 South Orange venue
Miss Susan Cort, of Montague place,
has been sojourning at Lake Hopat-
cong.
Miss Gertrude Elsmore, of. Fairview
| avenue, is spending her vacation al
Lake Hopatcong.
Robert S, Dalenz. of Second street
has been spending a fortnight at AS
bury Park.
Mrs. Edward L. Crowell, of Valley
street, are passing their vacation al
| Asbury Park.
Because of the tie which exists be-
tween the South Orange and Engle-
wood Field Club teams for first place
in the Metropolitan Amateur League
as a result of the local teams s to z
victory over E~nglewood Saturday, a
post-season series will be arranged.
The Wilson and Marshall Campaign
Club will hold a meeting tonight in
Red Mems Hall, Sloan and First
streets.
Leo Feindt, of Valley street, re-
turned today from the Highlands on
the Shrewsbury, where he spent last
week.
Miss Clara Mack. of Academy street
is spending two weeks at Medeca
N. Y.
Mrs. Anne Kelley, of 65 Riggs place
has returned after a stay of tive
weeks at Rockaway Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ross Reynolds, o.
I South Orange ven are PROUD
parents of a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Dawcett ant
Miss Margaret Eaton. of Jersey City
have returned home after a visit t,
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Frank Graves, o.
10 Fourth street.
Miss Florence Carter. of IS Fourtl
street, mas returned after an automo
bile trip to Lake Hopatcong.
The Board of Assessments will NEE
in the village hall Friday night fol
the purpose of assessing the expens'
of several street improvements.
Mrs. Taylor. of 151 South Orang'
avenue, has gone to New York, wher,
she will spend the remainder of tn,
SUMMER visiting her daughter.
Miss Agnes Yunck, of Meeker street
has gone to Hoosic. N. Y, to spen,
two weeks.
Miss Ada Bratt, of Heosic, N. j., il
visiting Mrs. John A. Yunck, of Meek
err street.
Fireman William p. Kane starte'
today on a ten days. vacation. Fire
man George w. Vanderhoof returne'
today.
Mrs. Samuel Bergman. of Seconl
street, is at Long Branch for tw'
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland II. Kilborn. o
Riggs place, are at Lake H~opatcone
Mr.. n Mrs. william B. Newman
of South Orange avenue, will 1eav
this week for Atlantic City. =
Michael Newman, his daughter, Mis-
Catherine Newman, and iece. Mis-
Elizabeth Murphy. of Church street
have returned from Bradley Beach.
Fifty members of B%elleville Coun