Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-14
NEWTON

James Space, a former resident Of
Sussex county. has returned TO his
home in Paterson. after a short visit
with David Amerman on Moran
street.
Ernest Casterline and family, OF
Stewartsville. are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. Casterlines grand
mother. Mrs. Susan Casterline. on
Main street.
The Sussex County Dairyn1en's
League will hold its annual meeting
in Newton, December 8.
David Marshall, who recently pur-
chased the Marksboro Hotel, has re-
ceived a license, which was trans
fer.red to him from George Ogden, the
former proprietor.
Miss Eva Brink and Alvin l..
Green, who were recently married,
have taken UP their home in Newton.
The bridegroom Is car inspector for
the Lackawanna--
According to the viii of Mrs. Kath-
crime Taylor, who died October 23, in
Newton, her entire estate is be-
queathed to her daughter, Miss Kati1-
crime l. Taylor.
Amanda Townsend, of Newark, has
been appointed administrative with
the will annexed to the estate OF the
late Peter M. Case.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, of New
ton, is visiting relatives in Sussex
Borough
Mrs. Clarissa Wilson has moved
from Newton to rooms in a house at
Sussex Borough.
1t is expected that the section of
the Newton Branchyille road from
Branchville to Ross's Corner will be
completed some time next week.
Miss Susie Simmons is entertaining
Mrs. Chamberlain of Franklin.
The board of directors of the State
Firemens Home will hold a meeting
at Boonton today at o'clock, where
the institution is located. Jacob L.
Bunnell who recently received his
appointment as one of the directors
from Governor Fielder, will attend his
first meeting.
A class of eighteen candidates will
receive the Rebekah degree of Odd
Fellowship at Odd Fellows Hall on
Spring street on Saturday next.
The members of Nomanock Tribe,
Improved Order of Red Men, will
hold class Of adoption on Decem-
Der II.
ALREADY numerous uOndlloIlS u
clothing have been received by the
local chapteraof the Daughters of the
American Revolution, in answer TO
It's appeal for the sufferers of the
European war, which will be for
warded in the near future.
Miss Kittie McDonalds, of Easton,
is the guest among Newton acquaint-
ances.
The Boys Club of the First Pres
| byterian Church held a meeting and
| the following officers were elected;
Horace McAllister, president; Gin
ton Griggs, president; Bradford
Brandon, secretary: Cortelyou Fish
er. treasurer: James Garris, editor.
The monthly meeting Of the Town
Committee was postponed for another
week, owing to the death of Clayton
Pierson, a son-in-law of Town Com
mitteeman William Townsend.
Mrs. Harvey Shook, of 27 Maple
avenue, entertained at q card party
at her home on Friday afternoon.
Whist was played, and after the game
collation. was served. Among the
guests were: Mrs. William H. Mich
oils, Mrs. Levi H. Morris, Mrs. Lewis
Roy, Mrs. Leonard Bissell, Mrs. Floyd
C. Devore, Mrs. Harry Snyder, Mrs. A
p. Luse, Mrs William Snyder, Mrs.
W. d. Boss, Mrs. w. A. Lsosey, Mrs.
Susan Bell, Mrs. e. NJ. Quick and Mrs.
Chester Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Quinn. of
East Orange. are visiting at the horne
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Boss, 81 High
sfraat