Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-29
BLOOMF'LD-GLEN RIDGE

Thomas Brady, of 1 Bloomfield ave
nue., Montclair, was hit by an auto
mobile Saturday night at Claremont
avenue and North Willow street, that
| place. He received a fracture of the
right leg.
The rose window that is to be
placed in st. Luke's Episcopal Church,
Montelair. by George ". Da Cunha,
of Valley road, that place, in memory
of his wife, who died a few months
ago, is expected to arrive today and
will at once be put in position. The
window will be in harmony with the
window placed in the church by Mr..
and Mrs. Da Cunha two years g as
a memorial to their son.
Coasting down Franklin avenue
hill in Bloomfield yesterday afternoon,
William Lozier. IA years old, of 1856
Plane street, that town, was thrown
from his. wheel, striking on his head
in the gutter, where he lay uncon-
scious. y His wheel continued on to
the bottom. where it ran into Samuel
Schuyler's horse. causing the animal
to rear and plunge. DR.. Thad PACE
kowski dressed Lozier's injuries,
which were not serious. The accident
was caused by the failure of the
brake on the bicycle to work.
The Busy Bees Society, of town and
borough. will meet tomorrow on the
lawn of the Rayner homestead in Wash
ingto street and entertain thirty per
sons mostly children. from the Union
Settlement in Manhattan.
Mrs. William Aspden, of Winsor place,
accompanied by her children have gone
10 The Willows. Spring Lake, Michigan
Henry T.. Birdseye and family, of Lin
coin street, are at Tolland, Conn. for a
month.
Joseph F. Vogelius and family, OF
Fremont street. will go TO Maine. on
Thursday to remain until September 1.
The eighty ninth anniversary of tbs
birthday of William Stimis, sr.. OF
Brookdale, will be observed in his home
Rose Cottage, on Thursday. Mr.. Stimis
who is the father of Frederick B. Stimis
superintendent of public works, is en-,
joying good health.
Edward N. Bristol and family, Of
Highland avenue, are back from a stay
at Sheler Island Heights, N. Y. wher,
they had been for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Dunea Reid, of tn,
borough, are on a trip through Yellow
stone Park and will spend some time il
Tacoma.
Mrs. j. F.. Price, of Glen Ridge. il
| stopping at the Whittier Inn. Sea Gate
The condition of Frank Fl. Baker, VIII,
is i'll in his home, 1O2 Broad street. wal
reported as somewhat improved today.
Mrs. C. c. Hurlburt and family ar,
occupying their bungalow at Avon-by
the-Sea.
f.. Morrell Hinkle. of Belleville ave
nue., has returned from a s~ojourn a
Penn Yam, N. Y.
Theodore Brooks and family. of Esse,
avenue, are in Ocean Grove.
Frank NJ. Hinkle and Mrs. Hinkle. o
Belleville avenue, will go to the Cats
kills mex month.
Royal Fl. B. Fuller and family, of tn
borough, are back from a. long stay il
Sea Girt,
Mrs. Charles H.. Sellck and daughters
of Clark street, have gone by automo
bile to Asbury Park.
Miss Margaret Harris, daughter OF, Dl
and Mrs. Henry C. Harris is back fror
a stay on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E.Linn and Mis-
Dorothy Linn, of Hillside avenue, are i
Falmouth, Mass.
Edward Lord and family. Of the Dor
ough. have gone to Portland, Maine.
Mrs. John l.. Jordan, of Midland ave
nue., is entertaining Miss Grace Eddy. Q
F~renchtown.
Miss Lillian Parker, of Thomas stree
is enjoying a stay on the shores of Mary
land.
Roger Flaherty. of 305 Glenwood ave
nue., has returned from Babylon, l.. 1.