Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-07
SOUTH ORANGE.

Village Clerk NJ. A. F'itzsimmons
has returned from Atlantic CITY,
where he spent week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank walker and Miss
Bessie Walker, Of Fourth street, are
visiting relatives at philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cleve anu
daughter Dorothy, have returned TO
their home in Dover after haNinS
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph q. comet
Of GS Fourth street.
Mrs. William Perry and family OF
la Valley street. returned TO-DAY
from Dover, where they spent seNeI"'
days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Talmagc. of Fourth
street. is spending some time III Ar
lington.
The Misses Wallace, Of keyport, are
R.dgeW God road.
The South Orange Holy name base
ball team. which won rs sixth CO.. t;,,.-
secutive victory yesterday, defeating
ST. Rocco's Holy Name team, Of New :
ark. by the score of Il to 4, VIII play
a game with ST. Matthew's Holy Name
nine, of New York, at Setonla Flela
Saturday afternoon On SUNDAY the
local team will meet the representa-
ttves of St Johns Holy Name Society,
OF Orange, on the Prospect place
grounds, West Orange.
The Independence Day. committee
decorated home in the village to Will
lam Il. Rutter. of Prospect street.
Those who received honorable men
ton awards arc Fred Audrey, Pros
ncct street: Charles Sarles, Ward
place; William Irwin, Ward place:
otto Ochs, FalrvIew avenues; Carl
Stiefel, FairYiew avenue; Heorge Is.
Badger FairView avenue; Dr; Henkee,
South orange avenue. ana charles |,
Beck. Academy street. For the best
decorated business place, +. T. Brown
was awarded the first prize. and those
who received honorable mentlon were
Charles Drisehel. the Peoples Bank,
Masonic Han, the Photographic Aus
James Birney. Define Crosse, Charles
Sommers, Charles Nj. Decker Il Bro.
and William keohe.
The Holy Name Athletic Associa-
ton will hold a meeting. tomorrow
night in ST. Marys Parochiai School
Hall.
large delegation of South Orange
Elks and their friends left today to
attend the annual reunion of the
antlered herd at Rochester, n. y.
Fireman George ". Nandernoof
started today on two weeks Vaca-
tion.
During the remainder of the sum
mer season the public library In the
Maplewood school viii be open on
TUESDAY and Thursday afternoons in
stead of evenings.
A party of members of the Girls
Friendly Club of the Church of the
Holy Communion will leave on July
10 for a weeks stay at Island Heights
Miss Tilita Burke viii head the PARTY
which win include Miss Ethel Graves
the Misses Lulu and Mary Elwood and
the Misses Mattye and Grace Wilson
Miss Josephine Clark, OF Curtis
place. Roosevelt Park, is spending her
Vacation at Asbury Park.
Mrs Warren *. NandeVeer, of Oak
land road, Maplewood. is entertaining
Miss H. Louise OBrien, of Chicago.
william j. Morrison. of Hickory
drive, Roosevelt Park, Is soJournins
at Kenoca Lake, \. II.
Joseph Byrne and family, of Clinton
avenue, Maplewood, are established III
their SUMMER home at Bay Head.
Mrs. e. X. Loomis. of Ridgewood
road. and her daughter, Miss Sarah a
Loomis. of Highland place. Maple
wood, are summering in the Adiron-
daclss.
W. l.. Harrington and family, OF
Maplewood avenue, have gone &c
Waterford. Me. to spend the reminder
of the season.
w. n. Riker and family, Of soutr
Prospect street, are spending some
time at Ocean Grove.
Watching Lodge No. &C. Ancient
Order of United Workmen, is arrang'
| ing for an excursion TO ASDury GarH
and Ocean Grove on Labor Day
Miss JEANNE Johnson has been ap.
pointed assistant to Miss NJ II. Farms
worth, nurse of the Society for Lend
I ing Comforts to the Sick.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter L. Houghtor
| have taken a cottage at Ocean Grove
+, ror the season
I Miss Margaret Bowe. of Ridgewooc
road LETT Wednesday for Bay Shore
where she will spend two weeks.
Miss Stella Shipman. of Second street
/ is enjoying her vacation at keansburg
Robert $. Dalenz, of Second street Il
home from a short stay at Atlantic City
| George Arcularius, Of irvington am
nue., has returned from Lake Hoputcs, 4
where he snent the week end