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

There were six births. one marriage
and one death recorded with william O.
Miller, registrar of vital statistics In the
township, during the past thirty days.
Miss Dorothy O'Brien. of Second
| street, Is suffering from a painful scald
on the left arm, caused by steam from
a tea-kettle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Lintner, of
SO Fairview avenue, are at Troy, N. Y.
today attending the funeral Of Mrs. Lint
ner's mother, Mrs. Anna B. De Witt, who
died in Memorial Hospital Monday fol-
lowing an operation. Mrs. De Witt was
taken Ill Eve weeks ago while visiting
MI. Lintner.
"A dozen relatives and friends rendered
a birthday. surprise party to William II.
! Lonsdale at his home, Dc Riggs place,
last night. Mr.. Lonsdale will leave Mon
day on a trip to New England. His
| family will leave tomorrow for Ocean
Grove, to- spend the remainder of the
season. Miss Helen Birch, of Jersey City,
who has been Mrs. Lonsdale's guest, will
accompany them.
George R. Lesher, Of Valley street, has
made application for appointment as a
member Of the township police force.
There were no fires in the township
last month. The police of the munich
pality made three arrests.
Policeman Henry C. Cheshire, of the
township, will start on an eleven days
vacation tomorrow. Policeman William
| Bodei will return.
According to Charles W. Brown, sewer
inspector, a total of SIS houses in the
township lave been connected with the
sewer.
Residents of Summit avenue are cir
| c~ulating a petition to have the township
committee curb and butter that street
from the village line to Parker avenue.
Fire Chief William u. Campbell. of the
township, Is having Il map drawn Of the
most congested section of Maplewood,
which he will give to the township com
mittee, asking that fire limits be fixed.
Excepting one case of measles, there
was no contagion reported to the town
ship health officer, DR.. G. Herbert Tay-
lor, during the past month.
Announcement is made of the marriage
in the parsonage Of Trinity Presbyterian
lChurch, South Orange, on August 1, of
both of West Orange. Rev. Alvin f.. Ma.
gary, pastor Of the South Orange Church,
performed the ceremony.
The Misses Lena; Katharine and Al
wilma Schmidt, of I~rvington avenue, are
spending two weeks at Rockaway.
Arrangements are under way for a
baseball game in which the police Of
the township and members of the Ma
plewood Hook and Ladder Company will
compose the opposing teams.
Miss Helen Fisher, of Jefferson ave
nue.. has returned after having spent a
month visiting in Verona.
The Misses Lavina and Helen Ziegler,
OF south Orange avenue, are entertain
ing the Misses Louise and Marie Arnold,
of Orange.
MIR. and Mrs. William Wolfer. of Baker
street, have Miss Dorothy Wolfe. of
Brooklyn, and Miss Alma Wolfe, Of
PleasantdaIe. as their guests.
Andrew C. Munther. of Valley street,
has returned from Atlantic City. where
he spent his vacation.
Miss Lilllan Clark, of Academy street.
has Miss Lydia Cleary, of New York, as
her guest.
Norman pavy, of % Valley street, is
visiting IN Montclsir.
william J. Higgs and family. of Kick
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from Hericon. NJ. Y.
frederick Schneider. of Academy street.
has returned after a trip TO the New
England States.
Mrs. william T.. Patterson. of Wyom
ing avenue has gone to West Boro'
| Mass.
The village police have received com
plants concerning boys ranging between
| IL and IA years Of age lettering about
the High School property evenings.
Ludwig Chardon and family. of 10
Ralston avenue, returned today. after
having spent two months mt A%llenhurst.
Clifford Bowman. of Scotland road, has
returned from Lake George, where he
spent three weeks.
Harry Jones and family, Of Arnold
terrace, returned today from Allenhurst,
where they spent their vacation.
Thomas P. Price, of South Orange
avenue. left today on a four weeks trip
through the West.
Miss Cecilia Flynn. of Cottage street,
will leave Saturday for a several weeks
stay at Lawrence, Mass.