Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-12
SOUTH ORANGE.

Yiee-Chaneellor John Grimm. Of
Jersey City. and the Rev. DR.. Francis
P. MeHngh. Of the college faculty, viii
be the speakers at the annual COM
nencemsnt exercises at Seton Hall
lege which will be held in the col
lege quadrangle on the morning Of
June II. The Rt. Rev. John ]. O'Con-
nor bishop of the Roman Catholic
diocese of Newark, will preside As
IN former years. the veranda Of
Alumni Hall Will be converted into a
stage.
The Village Board of Health will
hold meeting Ii the Village Hall
tomorrow night.
The police committee of the Village
Board of Trustees will conduct an
inspection of the policemen at head
quarters tomorrow afternoon at $50
o'clock.
For not displaying license numbers
on his automobile, L. H. Hall. of Brick
Church. was arrested by Patrolman
Jacob Deffur in Ridgewood road
Mapiewood, yesterday. and Police
Justice Robert D. Brewer. in the
township court. today fined him 81.
The Holy Name Society of the
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows is
arranging to place a baseball team in
the field. meeting OF the members
interested In the sport will be held
in St. Mary's Paroehial School to-
night.
AI;ss ro.efaa= fsor4.,o. - IN Second
street, entertained her piano pupils at
reception on Saturday afternoon.
Our Lady of Sorrows Dramatic Cir
Gle will meet tomorrow night in St
Mary's Parochial School Hall.
The South Orange and Caldwell
High School baseball teams will meet
tomorrow afternoon az Caldwell.
E. T. Magoffin won the first leg
on the season trophy at the Field
Club Saturday with net score of %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward sehoon-
maker. of Summit avenue, will leave
soon for a stay at Lakewood.
Julius seldler, of 30 Ward place,
who retired five years ago as desk
sergeant at the Brooklyn police
headquarters. will observe the six
tieth anniversary of his birth at his
home Wednesday.
Miss Mary E. Baldwin, of 20 Pros
pect street, is visiting at Morristown-
Mrs. Robert C. Jung. of Elizabeth,
who has been visiting her brother,
William ]. Nevius. of Comstock place.
left today for stay at Brooklyn.
George K. Badger, recently made
member of the Village Shade Tree
| Commission. has been elected secre-
tary of that body.
Wallace Bell. Of Walton avenue, is
home on a visit from the New York
! Military Academy. Cornwall-on-the
Hudson.
1.-THE Christian and His Freedom
will be the topic for consideration at
the prayer-meeting in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night.
A bread, pie and cake sale. under
the auspices of the ladies' aid So
eietv Of the Methodist Church will
be held at the home of Mrs. Richard
Busted. from 2 to O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon.
Children's day will be observed in
the Methodist Church June 10.
The monthly meeting of the wom-
ems missionary society of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church will be held next
Tuesday afternoon in the parish
house. Mrs. George A. Halsey will
read paper on Cuba and Porto
Rico,'' and Mrs. c. W. Crankshaw will
give talk on Africa"
e. I. Munson has resigned as a
member of the board of trustees OF
the First Presbyterian Church.
After having been i'll for six months
with infiammatory rheumatism, Pa
trolman John McDonough, of the
township. expects to return to duty
tonight. y
Henry Rice removed today from a
Valley street to Newark. Mrs. Mary
Colgan, of II South Grange avenue,
will occupy the house vacated.
Wheeling her doll carriage. 4-year-
old Peggy" Pugh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Pugh, of POS
Montrose avenue, South Orange,
walked FIVE miles from her home to
the extreme end of East Orange yes
terday. Albert colston, of So Brighton
avenue, East Orange, discovered the
child and was instrumental in her re-
turn to her parents.