Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-27
SOUTH ORANGE.

SOUTH 0RANGE.
Signatures of 100 citizens of the VII
lage appear on a petition which kraus
Nor. of South Orange avenue. will pre-
sent to the Playground Commission Mon
day night, asking that body to recon-
| slider its original plan for a .4-foot ap-
proach to Cameron Field through his
property from South Orange avenue. and
TO seek instead to have an approach from
an extension of Meadowbrook lane. The
petitioners ask that Meadowbroek lane
be extended from Mead street to South
Orange avenue.
Duncan Melville has closed his home
in Roland avenue and left today for a
two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth H. Fenner and Morrison
Fenner, of Walton left today for
Axeman island. in the Thousand Islands,
where they will remain until septem-
Der.
Mrs. Philip Meeder. of New York, is
visiting Miss Emily Fenner, of Ridge,
! wood road, for two months,
A collie dog belonging to Letter Car
rier Robertson, of Third street. wan
struck by an express train at the Third
street crossing of the Lackawanna rail-
road yesterday and injured so badly that
Patrolman Theodore Steve shot the
animal.
Mrs. Joseph Steve and family. Of South
Third street. have returned from the
Highlands of Navesink. Mrs. Joseph
Steve. jr.. OF Onion avenue, is spending
two weeks visiting in Bloomfield.
Patrolman John j. Manien has re-
turned from Keyport. where he spent
his vacation visiting relatives.
Edward starke, of 240 Turrell avenue,
has returned from Lake Hepateong, after
having spent several days at home.
The baseball team of Winnemueca
Tribe. Improved Order of Red Men, of
South Orange. will play a game with the
representatives OF Lackawanna tribe at
Hoboken tomorrow afternoon.
The village Board of Trustees win
hold an adjourned meeting Monday
night. when the contract for the cree
ton of a pumping station for the mu-
nicipai water plant will be awarded
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Reehil. Of New
York. who have been visiting Mrs. George
f. Wilson. of 6s Fourth street. have re-
turned to their home.
Richard Curley. of Irvington nEenue.
Is exuected home tomorrow after a weeks
sojourn at Bradley Beach.
Patrolman John ]. Matte will leave
4an da-of roraftna which
he will spend with his family at Nor
iches. Long Island.
Charles J.. o'Brien. jr.. John r. Pres
ton and George Kline will go on an out
tomorrow to South Beach.
After having balanced up its accounts.
committee. of which DR.. Edward T. Tay-
lor was chairman. reports that the sub
scriptions received amounted NO s1.55o,
Of which s1.4so was spent. leaving a
balance of $50. which is to be turned
over to the village.
A marty consisting of Mrs. Dorothy
o,Brien. Miss Lillian Clark and Miss
Tessie Reinhardt will spend tomorrow at
South Beach.
Mrs. Walter A. Evans and family. of
100 Second street. and Mrs. Henry c.
Tilley. of 461 Valley street, are at AS.
bury Park.
Richard S. Farrell, of Church street.
has gone to Allenhurst to spend his va
cation.
John welsh. of Arnold terrace. a for
mer professor in the South Orange High
cL-t Ia. xaff,ruad Fr1.. E---z.
H., where he has been teaching.
Rev. james ]. III. <former rector Of
the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows,
now rector of st. Aloysius's Church. Jer-
sey City. visited friends in the village
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stokely. of Ma
plewood avenue. Maplewood, have re
turned from Asbury Park.
Otto Brushaber and familv have re-
moved from Baker street to Newark.
j. V. ingram, of Washington, D. C..
is visiting Mrs. C. B. Eckles, of Jeffer-
son avenue.
r. n. Philcox. Of M~apiewood avenue.
Maplewood. are expected home Monday
from Asbury Park.
Charged by his wife, who is in
Washington. ID. c.. with having failed
to support herself and three minor
children. Isaac Smith, a negro, of Sc
Church street, South Orange. was
today arrested by Patrolman TAeo-
lore Steve. Richard Sylvester, ma
jor-general and superintendent of
of Washington. holds a bench
for smiths arrest.