Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-08-02
SOUTH ORANGE.

Frederick Maringer today resigned the
position as steward at the South Orange
Field Club.
Anticipating a large increase in the reg
istration of pupils at St Mary's parochial
school when the fall term opens. Rev.
Timothy NJ. Donovan rector of the
Church of Chr Lady of Sorrows. with
which the school is connected, is having
mart of the school hall converted into
two class rooms
Robert Spencer and family. Of Scotland
road, are at Bay Head. Long Island.
Charles Cramer. Of Garfield place, is at
Yellowstone Park, Wyo-
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Barstow, Of
Tillou road. are In Vermont
John w. Ord and family. Of Tichenor
avenue. are spending their vacations at
Blue Point. Long Island.
william Baskerville. negro. IA years
old. of 1O9 Valley street who was arrest
ed yesterday by Sergeant Edward A.
Tracey, who charges him with having
stolen bicycles from Harold Cole ana
Clarence Palmer, both fSecond street, Is
being held at the house Of detention
John Redfern. of Riggs place. has re,
turned from Middletown Springs, Conn,
where he spent three weeks.
Martin l.. Jensen an dfamily. of Valley
street. will return Saturday from Asbury
Park.
Miss Lillian Palmer, OF Second street.
il spending her vacation at Asbury
Park. Her brother. Raymond Palmer.
| 4 IN Mt I.aE q
Hopatcong.
d. J. O'Neill, of Scotland ROAD. has
gone to Meneca, Pa, to spend the bal
ance of the season.
Sergeant of Police Patrick ]. Mcguire
will leave Tuesday on a ten days vaca-
ton. part of which he with spend at
Hibernia.
Miss May Berrigan has returned to her
home in Troy, n. Y, after having spent
week visiting Mrs. Michael-J Ryan, Of
Scotland road.
The Pioneers Of the Methodist Church
will play a baseball game with the West
Orange Methodist Church nine on the
Seton Hall College grounds Saturday af-
tern0on. -'
Louis f. Burke and family, Of 345 Hill
side place. left today for Lake Cham
plain until Labor Day.
HI. l.. Hall, of 420 Richmond avenue,
left today for the seashore.
DR.. Briscoe b. Ransom, of Baker street,
Maplewood, left today to spend a. week
with his family at their cottage, Avon
by-theSea.
Thomas Ward, of Euclid avenue. Ma
plewood section. has gone TO New Hamp-
shire for month.
Edyard Roland, of Academy street,
stay at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Muir. of Ridgewood
terrace, Maplewood, has returned from
Asbury Park.
Miss Marjorie Whitney, Of Maplewood
avenue, Maplewood., will spend this month
at Culver Lake.
Miss Emily Ziegler, of South Orange,
has returned from Lake Hopatcong.
william Bradbury, sr, 81 years old, is
suffering from paralysis at his home in
Irvington avenue. s
Mrs. Valentine Hill, sr., is seriously ill
at her home in Fairview avenue
Mrs. James Byrne. of Clinton avenue,
Maplewood, has gone to Lee, Mass
Mrs. G. A. Little, of Clinton avenue,
MapIewood, has returned from Liberty,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward White, Of Salem,
| N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
]. Reynolds, of 90 Park place.
Miss Mary Mccarthy, of Third street,
is spending her vacation at Atlantic City.
Jack Burns, of yose avenue, is spend
ing his vacation at Lake Hopatcong. He
is expected home tomorrow.
Thomas Farrell, of Church street, will
leave tomorrow for Allenhurst to spend
his vacation.
Roland H. Kilborn, of Riggs place, viii
return tomorrow from Lake Hopatcons
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Markthaler, Of
Elmira, N. Y, have been visiting former
village Trustee and Mrs. Frank J. Hill,
of Third street
The Board of Health will omit its
August meeting. The next session will be
held September 10.
Mrs. Samuel r. Frederick and son,
Frank Frederick, of Academy street, viii
| leave August 10 for Lake Hopatcong,
where they will remain until Labor Day.
Mrs. Knute Carlson, formerly Of 100
South Orange avenue, has returned from
visit to Sweden and is visiting friends
in the village.
Mrs. william Rockefeller, Of Riggs
place. has returned after spending two
weeks visiting Mrs. John Blazure, Of
Gladstone.
| Cyril Smith, of Sloan street, is camp
ing at Split Rock.
Miss Gertrude e. White, Of Valley
street, is expected home tomorrow from
Atlantic City.
Miss Flora Van Duyne, of Second street,
is spending two weeks at Lake Hopat-
cong.
George Il. Dewick. of Lindsey avenue,
was initiated into membership by South
Orange Council, Royal Arcsnum, last
night.
William A. Manda, of Valley street. is
spending his vacation at Atlantic City.
Robert Karistrom, of 10s South Orange
avenue. will leave Monday for business
tour of the Eastern States.
A horse attached to runabout belong
ing 20 Roy LOBBY. of Hilton. bolted in
Oakland road, Maplewood. yesterday aft
ernoon, while John ]. Lyons, of Valley
street, was attending to business In
nearby house. The animal returned to its
stable, after running for several blocks
The rnnabout rig was wrecked. but the
horse escaped uninlured.