Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-03
Summit Notes

Announcement was made, at INC inc
masses in st. Teresa's Church yester51
day by the pastor, Rev. Con nl,,s
lar turned in from the two weeks
last. amounted TO sS.62e,S6. The grand
total of receipts vii be g Gefsr THE The
+ collection at the masses 10 cele re "a =
ton of the hftieth anniversary OF ~. We
foundation of st; Teresas Shurcn tM wv
weeks ago. Father Schotthoe1er All
nounced yesterday, amounted TO
s391.S7.
The wedding of Miss Annie Eliza,
beth Bagley daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Jacob Bodiker q f oreha fTic Stree Of
Nineteenth street Newark; was sol
pinnized IN the rectory OF the Ca AZ
tic Church. Tenth street, Newark. d ~
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon; Ley
/. A. Dooicy. the pastor, otticiated;
. Miss SOPHIE Tilier. of Newark. was
bridesmaid. and The best 'd, j, man IN. !, W fbe
BRIDE Mr.. and Mrs, Hicks will re-
side In Newark.
Joseph Burke Is critically Ill at the
homo of his sister. Mrs. foreman NC
Grath. in Morris avenue.
All souls day was observed yesterss
s seg ~ ETC pastor Of St. Teresa, $
ehurch of ali of the graves In st.
1seresa's Cemetery. The first. grave
visited was that Oh teV. ~. n, q,
Teresa's Church for about thirty
Years. The members Of the. Holy
Rosary Society to the number OF Sky
marched to the cemetery IN Dody
from the church; Scores OF the
parishioners attended the ceremony.
Edward Banks son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Banks. of Chatham; and MISS
Mrs John Murray of Lafayette street,
this city were married in the. rectory
OF st, Teresas Church, Saturday eve
ming by Rev. Conrad schotthoetsr
Miss Rose Murray, sister of the bride
and william Henderson, of Spring
field, were 'the witnesses to the cere-
mony.
Much complaint is heard from auto
lists and drivers of horse-drawn We
hicles about the condition OF motifs
avenue. In the easterly section OF the
city From Springfield avenue to the
eitv's boundary line there are de;
pressions in the roadway of sufficient
depth To cause the breaking of wager
or carriage springs or the 1oltinE o.
a person from a vehicle. This sector
Of Morris avenue Is a county thor
A meeting Of st. Teresas Amuse,
ment Club. at which 1t Is expected
ted to membership. will be held II
the Parochial School Hall this eve
4 ming.
Mrs. Arson Wilson, of Orchard
street, Edbl summit, WHO
an operation few days ago ant
whose condition for time was seri'
Gus. Is slowly improving. Mrs. VII
son is confined In DIR. Morris's SAM
tarium. Springfield
Arrangements are under way for 9
bowling tournament, in which teams
representing the fire departments OF
this city Springfield and Millburr
Will participate The games will bt
rolled on Campbelps alleys, In ParA
avenue.
The public library will be open to-
morrow afternoon from until 9 in
stead of In the morning, as has beer
previously the custom on holidays
An interesting program In the form
of bird lecture, by Mr. Avis. tn,
whistler and bird mimic. will be giver
under the auspices of the Larut
Holmes Nature League, In the after
noon at the library building.
For the purpose of acting on ap.
plications for wholesale liquor licenseI
a meeting OF the Board of Excise will
be held Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting of the Boarl
OF Education will be held in Lincoli
school building Wednesday evening
Tonight a meeting of the Board o.
Health will be held.
The entire fire department was sum
moned yesterday morning to eX
tinguish blaze In chimney In tn,
house at A Waldron avenue,