Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-25
Dover Notes

The Board of Freeholders have
about completed resurfacing Black
well street.
Reuben Farr has broken ground for
two new houses on Lincoln avenue.
Robert A. Weleh returned Satur-
day from a few days business trip
to Albany, N. Y.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs
Henry r.. Dow. who moved last week
to Haverhil1, Mass, states that they
reached their destination safely and
are getting settled in their new home.
John A. Egbert, president of the
Board of Water Commissioners, will
decline reappointment and among
those proposed as his successors are
Edward Kelly, William P. Jones and
Isaac w. Soaring.
Mrs. W. f. Norman, of Madison,
will spend Thanksgiving Day with
Dover friends.
Walter Wilson, of West Blackwell
street, returned yesterday from Al
ientown, Pa, his. former home
Special Thanksgiving services will
be held in all the churches Thursday,
while special programs will be rem
dered tomorrow in the Dover public
schools.
Maple avenue, will spend the latter
part of this week in New York
A number of Dover sportsmen liz
tend to take part in a blue rock shoot
at Currant's Hotel at Chester.
Thanksgiving Day This shoot is at
tracing more than ordinary interest
because of many novel features,
among which will be 4 wheeling
match. The contestants will be blind
folded, turned once completely around
and started with wheelbarrow tow
ard a boarded mark forty yards
away. The one coming the nearest
to the mark will be awarded prizes.
III Il. Treat, of Chester, is arrang-
ing TO move his household to a small
town near Richmond, Va. where he
will take charge of o 1900 acre plan
tation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanlinson ex-
pect to move from Chester to Con-
Charles r. Cook, of Peduannoc
street; spent Sunday at Pine Brook
Russell e. Piersorl, former proprie-
tor of the North End Hotel, has gone
to his former home in Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Martin. of
Union Hill, Hudson county, are
spending a part of this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Grant, of
Oak street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il Aorter and Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Drew. motored to
Pine Brook Sunday afternoon, where
hey visited Mrs. Porter's mother,
Mrs. Van Vert.
Miss May Brown, of German street.
spent Sunday with relatives in Madi-
son.
MIR. and Mrs. GEORGE Hicks have
been visiting in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hornbaker, of
Rockaway road, are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. D. Is. Cooper, of oxford,
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Myers. Of
Richards avenue, are entertaining
Harry Schappell, of Newark.
Misses Anna and Charlotte Van
Vliet, of Maple avenue. returned yes
terday from visit to Paterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Bird. of Hud-
son street. have moved to Port Norris
MICS Lillian Slockbower and brother,
william. are visitors this week at the
home Of Misses Sarah and Edith
OConnor. of Prospect street.
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Howell. of
West Blackwell street. have had as
their guest Mrs George W. Howell, of
Chester.
Thomas Boyd. OF Newton, has been
entertained at the home of his son.
Charles II. Boyd, of North Sussex
street,
Mss Anna Holt, of Morrlstown. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. James Nc
Gratll, of Brookside.
AIrs. J. p. Meade. of Netcong, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs Thomas X. Ed
wards, of Randolph avenue.
Earl r Connect, of Brookside. has
as .. guest this week his daughter,
Mrs. +. Wright of New York city.
George Shaw, of Netcong. has re-
turned home after fe wdays' visit to
Harry Tonking, of the Rocl.away
road,
Miss Alice Muchmore, of Madison. is
q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. $. Hubert
of Brookside.
Mrs. Walter Phillips has returned
to her home, on West e ackweli street,
after visit to her parents In Neteong.
The girls basketball team of the
Rockaway High School expect to have
a hard contest tomorrow, when they
meet the Hanover Five. The BOYS
Five will also strive to defeat Nor
ristown team the same evening.
Miss Mary Kiser, of Brookside, is
visiting her father, Christopher Kelly.
of Rockaway.
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