Evening journal., 1913-04-16
NEWARK TOWN
OFFICERSNAMED
Board Of Health Also is Ap-
pointed for One Year
Service
SCHOOL PUPILS
PRESENT PLAYLET

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, April 16-The newly
elected and hold over members Of
Town Council met last night and or
ganized for the ensuing year. AT the
election last week Joseph H. Hossing-
er was reelected president of Coun-
Gil for two years. e. Clifford Wilson,
was reelected from the western dis
trict and william H. Barton, re-
elected from the middle district
Jonathan Johnson, was the only new
members to be elected. He succeeds
Robert ]. Morrison, from the eastern
district. The hold over members are
Eben b. Frazer, C. Fader and Joseph
Luton. Mr. Frazer, swore in Presi-
dent of Council Hossinger and the
latter administered the oath to
Messrs, Wilson, Barton and Johnson.
Council elected town officers as fol-
lows:
Secretary and Treasurer, S. b.
Herdman.
Tax Collector, S. B. Herdman.
Collector of light and water rents,
S. b. Herdman.
Assessor, Hosea R. Smith.
Superintendent of light and water
plant, Jacob L. Scheu.
Engineer OF light and water plant
Leonard Rhoades.
Town Officers, Egbert Shellender
Attorney, Charles B. Evans.
Supervisor of streets, Alexander
Parry.
Alderman, Leonard w. Lovett.
1t was decided to hold the meetings
on the first Monday night OF eacf
month. President of Council Hossing
er appointed committees as follows
Street committee, Messrs Luton
Frazer and Fader.
Water and light committee, Messrs
Wilson, Barton and Johnson.
House committee, Messrs, Barton
Wilson and Luton.
President Hossinger also announc
ed the appointment of the following
members of the Board of Health: Dr
Fl. G. NJ. Kollock, Louis G. Curtis
Z, Professor, Charles l.. Penny. DR.. Her
b bert J. Watson and John Pilling. Al
these members except Mr.. Pilline
were re-appointed. He succeed
Jonathan Johnson. the new membe
3 of Council. The board of Health vii
meet next Monday night to organize
3 The weather was the only unsuc
cessful part Of the two playlets give
. in the Opera House last night by tn
students of the Newark. High SchoC
for the benefit OF athletic associatio
of the school, While the rain pre-
badly kept many away there was
large attendance and everyo1
. throughly enjoyed the comedies. TT
plays were, "A Perplexing Situation
, and Graduation Day at Wood Hi
School," They we're under n
direction of Mrs. NJ. Jane Murra
Q Selections by the High School orchei
e ira was a feature. The cast of cha
acters in the playlet "Graduatio
!. Day at Wood Hill School," was as 70
n lows: Emily Jones. Miss Edna Chain
o ers: Alice haywood. Miss Katharir
}. Bowen; Flora Oldberry. Miss Allie
= Moore; Wood Hill Good Cheer 81
Il ciety, Miss Bessie Whittingham. Mil
il Anna Gallagher and Miss Anna vii
" Is. Eva smart 'WOulu De GIdus MI
J. Edythe Whittingham; Flossie Brigh
/ Graduate, Miss Mary Cunningham
] Miss Fannie Marks, Teacher, Nit
Il Edna Chambers: Maria Broggs, Mi
e Elsie Slack; Lille White, Miss Lie
d Herbener; Horaion Jones, Pepp'
Jones, Brothers, Charles Simmon
n Stanley West; Adelbert Rensellae
o George Holton: Abner Shuck, Gra
: uate, Albert Rhodes; Hiram Pryo
y Henry Mote; Pres. Broggs Of Scho
- Board, George Allcorn; 81 Green, Z
10 rand Boy. Francis O'Rourke.
-. The cast in "A Perplexing Stu
:. ton" was as follows: Mrs. Middleto
:. Miss Julia McMullen; Jessie, Middl
n ton. Miss Alice Moore; Sue Middleto
r. Miss Margaret Cook; Lucy, cousi
" Miss Mary Cunningham; Maud,
= friend, Miss Dora Law; Mrs. Nosie,
II gossip, Miss Anna Gallaher; Mary,
10 maid. Miss Helen McNeal; Mr.. Mi
20 dleton, George Hofton; Tom Middl
g. ton, Harvey Ferguson; Uncle Epitul
s. us. George Allcorn; Alexander w
e. son. Knowles Bowen; DR.. ReynolC
Id Henry Mote; Fritz, a servant, Bol
n Brown.