Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-24
SOUTH ORANGE

Arrangements are under way for
the first annual banquet of the Holy
Name Society of the Church of Our
Lady of Sorrows. to be held at 1880
O'Clock Tuesday evening, April q. at
the South Orange Field Club. Eugene
}. O'Keefe, OF 224 Walton avenue, is
chairman of the committee in charge.
An ordinance providing for the tel
fordlzing of Grove road, from South
Orange avenue to Montrose avenue,
was passed on first reading at an adj
journed meeting of the Village Board
of Trustees last night. The measure
will be further considered at meet
ing on April 90.
DR. Medford Runyon. DIR. Richard
ID. Freeman and Louis V. Blanchet
were reappointed members of the
Village Board of Health for two-year
terms by the Village Board of Trus-
tees at an adjourned meeting last
night. Stephen s. johnson was re-
named as a member of the Board of
Assessors for three years, TO date
from last Tuesday. To fill vacancies
In the Water Sinking Fund Commits
sion. caused by the resignation of
Robert Metcalf and the death of
William n. Stevenson, the trustees
appointed George Garrabrant and
Charles l. Beck. No salaries are at
tached to any of the offices filled ex-
cept that of assessor, which pays $500
a year.
James r. Allen, superintendent of
streets and sewers, who has been i'll
for several weeks, expects to return
TO duty in a few days.
The work OF remodeling the second
floor of the village hall. to provide
additional office room, was started
today by Archibald Sehiels, the
builder, to whom the contract was
awarded.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fielding. of
South Prospect street, are parents of
baby boy, born to them Sunday.
Frank Conklin will move shortly
from the Woodruff house. at Third
and Academy streets. to Riggs place.
Michael Bowc. who now occupies the
John Newman house. in Academy
street, will occupy the house which
Mr. Conklin will vacate.
Sergeant OF Police Frank II. Ken
ny. of Irvington avenue who re
turned Saturday from a hospital IN
New York. where he underwent an
operation, is able to be out again.
Mrs John G. johnson. of Riggs
place, is recovering from a fracture
TO the wrist received in a fall.
William r.. Newman is having hi
house, at 1863 Academy street, reno
waited.
Patrolman Patrick J. Skef1ington is
i'll at his home. N Church street
Frank Wells and family. of Acad-
emY street, will move soon 10 Roland
avenue.
Miss Mary 4. Hughes entertained
number of friends at her home,
South Orange avenue and Valley
street. Yesterday afternoon.
THE Modern Cry-Down With
Rome-Penal Laws is the subject of
a. sermon to be delivered by Rev T
NJ Donovan. rector of the Church Of
Our Lady of Sorrows. at the Lenten
devotions tomorrow night.
The Village Fire Department, at i
meeting last night. received Andrew
Healey, Richard S. Farrell Peter
Loughran and Peter +. Newman int
membership as callmen.
Our Lady of Sorrows Branch No
1893, l.. G. Is. A.. Will meet Thursday
night in st. Mary's Parochial School
Han.
Ludwig Bait Of IrVington avenue,
c0ntemplates the erection of six
family apartment house on South or.
ange avenue, adjoining the FRS.
Presbyterian Church. The two
family house now on the property is
to be RACED. William Bait. who oc-
cupies one OF the apartments, plans
the erection of new home. on
lrvington avenue, opposite Waveriy
place.