Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-17
SOUTH ORANGE.

Beginning June % there will be six
Evenings of song" on Sundays in
the Methodist Church. There will
also be ten minute talks at each
service. The list of dates follow:
June %, Hymns Centuries DID, and
a talk on "A Song of the Long Ago."
June 20, AN Hour with Isaac
Watts" and Singing Sign of
HEALTH" July 6, AN Evening with
the Sweet Singer of Methodism," and
a talk on the Democracy of Praise
July 10, Nineteenth Century Hymns
and a talk on the "Catholicity of
Praise" July 20, AN Evening of
Gospel Hymns and talk on MAX
ing a Joyful Noise" July 20, Same
ld-Fashioned Hymns and Things
New and Old"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Kinast, the
latter formerly Miss Blanche Dun
ham Joralemon, who were married
last Wednesday evening, will be at
home, 81 Ridgewood road, after July
18th.
Mrs. Catherine O'Brien, of South
Orange avenue, has returned from
Keansburg, where she spent several
days visiting.
Mrs. Henry Behrman, of Second
street. has returned from Keansburg.
Because he rode a bicycle on the
sidewalk in Maplewood, Andrew Sc
kelly, of 10 Livingston street, Newark,
was fined 50 by Township Police JUS
tice Robert d. Brewer yesterday.
Thomas Murray, of Third street, is
seriously Ill.
Mrs. Lewis Burt. of Second stress
who has been confined to her home
with rheumatism, is improving.
A fine of $25 and costs amounting
to $3.50. was imposed upon William
Katchem. of 1876 Norfolk street,
Newark, yesterday, by Township Po-
lice Justice. Robert D. Brewer. The
charge was cruelty to animals and
was made by Chief Agent Lewis c.
Teed, of the S. P. c: A. 1t was al
legged that horse owned by katchem
and driven by Lewis Grossner, on
May %, was compelled to pull an
overload through Springfield avenue.
The reorganized fire department
will hold a meeting tomorrow night,
when officers will be elected
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew S. March, OF
Scotland road, will leave on Independ-
ence Day for their summer home at
Lake Placid.
John Carey, son of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
w. L. Carey, of Ralston avenue. will
enter Annapolis Military Academy in
the fall.
The Holy Name Athletic Associa
ton will hold a meeting tonight in
st. Mary's Parochial School Hall.
William Kline has been elected cap
tain of the Holy Name baseball team.
The township committee will hold
q regular sem:-monthly meeting to-
night in the Maplewood Municipal
building.
At Olympic Park next Saturday
the baseball teams representing South
Orange Council and Seth Boyden
Council, Royal Arcanum, of Belle
vile, will engage in game.
The village fire and police depart
ments are arranging to play their
| annual baseball game. Former and
present members of each department
will be eligible to take part in the
contest Village Clerk Michael A.
Fitzsimmons and Water Superintend-
ent Cornelius P. Nolan will comprise
the battery for the ''vamps," and
the "finest will depend upon Ser
geant Thomas ]. Sherry and Hugh
| Cc-lan
The firm of Roll, Sickley G. Sons
has been granted the contract to fur
nish the village public buildings with
coal for next winter. The coal dealers
will furnish the fuel at a cost of Sc
a ton.
Residents of the vicinity of Fair
view avenue have asked that that
street be extended west from Irving
ton avenue to the Radel property.
The matter is being considered by
the streets committee.
p J. Smith contemplates removing
a wagon house owned by him from
Trenchard place to South Orange
avenue and Cameron Field place,
where he will have the building con-
iverted into store and dwelling.