Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-05
CHARACTERIZATION

A special meeting or tine Board OF
Education will be held tonight in the
Central School. Proposals for the
grading of grounds adjoining the new
Chancellor Avenue School will be re-
ceived. The regular monthly meeting
will be held next Thursday night.
The Misses Lenora and Adelaide
Gardner, of 81 Myrtle avenue, are
spending a vacation in Bennington,
VT.
Miss Dorothy l. Wills, Of 11S Or
ange avenue, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Walter G. Perry, of West Bed
ford, Mass.
Miss Gertrude Lee, of Cottage
street, is at Asbury Park for vaca-
ton.
Rev. George Fountain. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, has re-
turned from a vacation in Connecti-
scut.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Howell, of
Vineland returned to their home yes
terday after a months vacation at
the home of their -in-law and
daughter, Sergeant and Mrs. George
Farmhouse, of 16 Union avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Purdy, of As
Florence avenue, left yesterday on
an automobile trip to Columbus, O.
Miss Elsie Hainer, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. William H. Hainer, of 1888
Clinton avenue, has returned from a
vacation in Canada.
Miss Marion Greene returned to her
home in Middletown Springs, VT, yes
terday after visit at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Walter A. Wills, of
$50 Orange avenue.
Fire Chief Herbert j. Groom is on
~ TlfIgs In h iey n h
sence Captain George kunzenbacher,
of the Colt street firehouse, will be
acting chief.
The Irvington Parks will cross bats
with the Marlin b. b. G. tomorrow
afternoon on the Parks oval, Lyons
and Cleremont avenues. On Monday
afternoon the Parks will play the Bal
timore Colored Giants.
! Frank Hellrigel, of 81 Twenty
ond street, is visiting in Trenton.
Thomas S. Osborne, of 1922 Spring
! field avenue, has returned from a va
cation in Georgetown, Me.
The Tri Mu baseball nine and the
| Clinton. A. c. team are playing this
afternoon on the Tri Mu oval, Lyons
avenue and Augusta street. The Trl
Mu will play the Olympic f. c. on
Monday morning on the same
grounds.
Mrs. Lewis E. VOORHEES,, of 46t
Stuyvesant avenue, was recent
visitor at Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Edith Forrest, of Jersey City
is visiting friends in the Manhattan
Park section.
i A large delegation from the Irving
ton Lodge of Elks will go to Long
Branch Wednesday to attend the
first annual reunion of the State as
ISOLATION.
The Olympic F. C. will go to Over
brook Monday afternoon and play
the hospital nine.
Fines of $3.50 each were imposed OF
Anna Binder and Frederick Kiebler
both of Mt. Vernon avenue, in thu
police court last night by Recorder
Henry p. Bedford on charges Of dis
orderly conduct.
Sergeant John Coleman, Rounds
Sergeant Louis Meyer, Patrolmal
Edward Weingarth and James Der
byshire and George w. Frost went OF
fishing trip to Morgan Station yes
terday
On charge of receiving stolel
!. goods, Elmer Leonard, of S46 Seven
teenth avenue, Irvington, was PLACED
under 5000 bail for the grand jur.
, last night by Recorder Henry P. Bed
ford in the police court. Leonard wa
, charged with purchasing two stolei
watches. valued at $40, from tw,
: boys.
The Ladies' Society of the Aurori
Damen verein will hold a specia
meeting Monday evening at the HON
of Mrs. G. II. Smith, 80 Bruen ave
lnue.