Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-05
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Meyer Minnick, the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel =Minnick, of the Irvington
Park Hotel. left today for a two weeks
auto trip through New York State and
New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph SaboI and children.
of Is Dassing avenue, have returned from
a fortnight's ~sojourn at Stamford, conn.
Mrs. Gladys Bsrth is among the guests
at the Lakeside Club on Lake Cham
plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diedricb and sons,
Edgar. Charles and John Diedrich. jr.,
have returned from a three weeks So
journ at Roscoe, Sullivan County, N. Y.
Harry johnson, of Leslie place, has re
turned from Roscoe. Sullivan County, N.
y, where he enjoyed fishing for brook
trout.
Miss Lois Bothem. of Jersey City. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Durand
Lyon, of 2ss Cottage street.
Charles H. Terrill. of Clinton avenue
west, will return TO duty in the Newark
postofice' tomorrow after q two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cooks, of Grove
street, are among the vacation colony at
the Atlantic Highlands.
The members of the Speedway Gun
Club will hold a shoot tomorrow after
1901 on the Speedway traps.
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will be held tonight at the East End
Cafe. Is Twentieth avenue
Clinton Lodge Nc. Is, /. o. o. f.. will
meet tonight in the lodge rooms In
Glorieux Hall.
A number of anglers returned last night
from the trip Of the City Line Fishing
Club to the banks with a fine catch.
Charles w. Townley, of Cummings
street, is spending two weeks in SUSSEX
County.
Cummings street, will leave tomorrow
for a three weeks' trip to Canton, Lynn
and Boston, Mass.
Frederick Klepp, Edward Brandt and
Robert Mains, of Brooklyn, are the
guests of Albert Luthy, of Park avenue.
Edward Rothfuss and william Hen
nigsen registered at the Lakeside Camp
on Lake Champlain.
George H.. Pilkington has secured Q
permit to erect a one-family dwelling
at $50 s~tuyvesant venue at a cost OF
$500.
Peter Ellers, of 1888 Myrtle avenue. will
soon break ground a for a two-family
dwelling to be built at 1s2 Myrtle ave
nue. at a cost of $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Reed and chill
dren, Miss Gladys Reed and David B,
Reed, jr., of 1861 Springfield avenue, are
guests of Mrs. Annabel Wyekof, the
sister of Mr.. Reed, at her cottage al
the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. James, of 106:
| Springfield avenue, left yesterday for a
vacation stay at Netcong.
Miss Gertrude Elliott. daughter of Mrs
Mary Elliott, of 2S2 Cottage street, has
returned from a months stay at New
Germantown.
Mrs. Sabena, v~nenchak, Of New Yors
| city, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nemeth. of AZ Delmar place.
Mrs. Thomas and son, William Quinton
of Il Cummings street, are spending
week at Netcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cochran, Of 4:
Ball street, and Mrs. William W. Claw
son, of 249 Cottage street, have returned
from their summer camp at Berkeley.
William Dressler, of Cummings street
has returned from a visit to friends al
Netcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hanson and
daughter, Miss Milicent Hanson. OF the
Palisades. are the guests of the grand
Tichenor, of Cottage street
Miss Adele Seiden. of stuyvesant ave
nue., is a visitor for a wee kat Asbury
Park.
School Commissioner Mrs. Lottie A.
Jones. Of 16 Orange avenue, has gone
to her summer home at Keansburg.
Miss Harriet ~stockman, of 10 Park
place, is among the vacation COLONY at
Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinbott and daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine Reinbott, of IS An
gusta street, left yesterday for a months
stay at seargentsville, Hunterdon County,
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Vreeland, OF
1913 Clinton avenue. are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Robert swon, of Attleboro-
Mass,
Mrs. George f. Dressler, daughter,