Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-20
SOUTH ORANGE.

Having accepted the superinten-
dency of the Seton Hall College farm,
Lawrence Corbett removed today
with his family from South Third
street to the college farm house in
South Orange avenue. Bernard Stat
ford, who was superintendent of the
farm, resigned.
Carrying out the plans of the late
Village Trustee Graham H. Brewer,
who was chairman of the committee
on parks. the village authorities are
having number of additional ever
greens and other shrubbery planted
in Grove Park. A movement is on
foot to have a band-stand erected in
the park next year.
The South Orange High School
Athletic Association for 1913-1914 was
formed yesterday afternoon with the
following officers: President. Donald
Miller; vice-president, Clayton Sea-
man; secretary, Everett Blocker,
and treasurer, Stewart r. Race.
Managers and assistants were chosen
as follows Basketball, Francis Wal
lace and Malcolm Brady; baseball,
Kenneth Dougall and John Clark;
gymnastics, Everett Blocker and
Vance Taylor.
The Village Board of Health today
issued a report on the standard OF
milk distributed by dealers in South
Orange during the last three months
An Improvement is shown in product
of almost every dealer. All dealers
have their product UP to the required
standard.
Following an inspection today OF
South Orange avenue, Walter A.
Evans, director of the County Board
of Freeholders; County Engineer
Reimer and a number of the village
officials, it was decided to install sew
eral additional catch basins on the
thoroughfares In the business sec
ton. One will be located in front of
the First Presbyterian Church, an
other in front of Columbia School and
a third near the entrance to Cam
eron Field.
After having spent the summer at
San Francisco, Cal, Rev. Alvin E.
Magary, pastor of Trinity Presby-
terrain Church, is expected home on
Friday. He will occupy the pulpit
in his church tomorrow week
In the South Orange M. e. Church
tomorrow Rev. Perry H. Murdick
will preach on Three Attitudes
Toward Truth" and "Self-respect, or
Thinking Highly of Ones Self at the
morning and evening services, re-
spectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rapport. OF
South Orange avenue, are parents OF
a baby boy, born to them last night.
An orchestra was formed in the
High School yesterday afternoon by
about forty students. A glee clue is
also to be organized.
Benjamin S. Comstock and family;
of Comstock place, have returned.
after having spent the summer at
Montrose, Pa, where they have a cot
tage.
Robert Metcalf, of 16 Academy
street. has returned from Vermont,
where he spent the summer.
The family of John ]. Boy, village
water engineer, OF Rynda road, re.
turned yesterday from Spring Lake.
J. II. Macy, of 464 Academy street
has returned after business trfr
through the West.
Homer A. Kilburn, of Kilburr
place, left today on a business trip
He will return In about two weeks.
George Nickel will twirl for the
team in a game with st. Johns nine
of Orange at West Orange tomorrow
afternoon.
In the tennis championship tourna.
ment at the Field Club this after.
noon. c. Edgar Champenois will NEE
T. r. ruse and Frank Radel viii
play the winner of the match be-
tween Frederick Fuller and HARRY
w. Champenois. 1t is expected thai
the tourney will come to a close
today.
The semi final rounds in the goli
championships, both classes A ant
B are scheduled for today at tn,
Field Club. The survivors for the
Class A cup are Ernest Smith, w
G. Banks, Harold Napier and Schuy
Ter Van Vechten. In the class Z
competition are Andrew w. Bray
Jr., H. c. Olin, Theodore r. Handy
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