Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-18
SOUTH ORANGE.

Charged with completely in the rob-
berry Of the automobile garage in the
rear of the home of Joseph Hilton.
Kingman road, last April. Selmar
Haythe, of 276 Main street, East Or
ange. formerly employed as chauffeur
for Mr.. Hilton, was arrested last
night by Sergeant Edward A. Tracey.
He will be held pending an investiga-
ton.
The Holy Name Athletic Associa-
ton at meeting In st. Mary's Paro-
chiaI School hall last night, elected
George H, Becker president, and
Thomas Fitzsimmons secretary. A
committee composed of James ]. Tur-
ner, jr., Joseph Preston and Joseph
Newman was named to compile a set
of bylaws and a constitution. An
other meeting will be held next Tues
day night
The Misses Marie and Helen X.
Page will vacate their home, Wal
nut Gate, Ridgewood road, July /, and
remove to the String house, Lew
ellyn Park, West Orange, pending the
erection of a new home in Llewellyn
Park.
Century Lodge No. 100, F. and
A. M. held a vietrola recital follow
ing a business meeting in Masonic
Hall last night.
Walter T. Wallace and family. of
Ridgewood road. win close their home
on Friday and go to Lake Sunapee,
N H., for the summer.
Ludlow Kitchell today reported to
the police that someone broke a
large pane of glass in the front of
his place of business. South Orange
avenue and Trenchard place, some
time last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey l. Tweddell,
of Prospect street, who are spending
some weeks abroad, are now at Lon
don. England. according to a cable
received by Mrs. Tweddell's father,
William S. Wade, of Riggs place.
Funeral services for Theodore Rose,
rs years old. a veteran of the Civil
War, who died Sunday, were held yes
terday at his late residence. 80 Fair
view avenue, and were conducted by
the Rev. Perry H. Murdick, pastor of
the South Orange Methodist Episco-
pal Church. The interment was made
in Linden Cemetery. Mr., Rose died
of infirmities incident to age. He was
a member of Lincoln Post, @. 4. r.,
No. II.
Sergeant Edward A. Tracey has
been assigned by Marshal Thomas F.
Mcguire to conduct an investigation
into the robbery of Hill Crest the
home of William ], Kingsland, in
Ridgewood road Monday, when 500
worth of silverware was stolen.
Miss Teresa Hogan, who will be
graduated from the South Orange
High School this month. will study to
become a teacher at the Newark Ncr-
NAL School next year. Miss Hogan
is a graduate of ST. Mary's Parochiel
school,
1t was decided at meeting of the
South Orange Savings and Dividend
Association last night TO have chow
der eating contest at the outing at
Copleton's Grove, Union, next Sun
day.
The committee arranging the an
nual Independence Day celebration in
the village is making preparations to
have the Civil War veterans partic-
ipate in the parade. Automobiles will
be furnished to convey the old sol
diers.
Edward N. Loomis and family will
close their home in Scotland road to-
morrow and spend the summer in
Long Island.
The Rev. DR.. r. Irving Watkins,
pastor, will deliver a special Masonic
sermon in the Morrow Memorial
Methodist Church. Maplewood, Sun
day night Members of Maple Lodge,
f. and A. NJ, will attend in body.
Ernest Henke, of South Orange ave-
nue., will attend the Kirksvilie Amer
lean School of Osteopathy in the fall.
He will be graduated from the South
Orange High School this month with
the highest rating in scholarship.
having attained ninety-seYe1 credits
for work done during the four years
of his High School course.
Arthur James, of Valley street, is
recovering from injuries to the back
sustained in a fall.
The quarterly conference of the
Morrow Memorial Methodist Church,
Maplewood, will be held tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Andrus,
of Hartford road. nave gone TO the
Adirondacks to spend the vacation
season.