Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-16
Dover Notes

| Charles H. Dickerson, of North
| Sussex street, has returned from a
weekend visit to his son and daugh-
| ter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l..
Dickerson, at Irvington.
DIR. and Mrs. Samuel B. Johnson, of
| Fairview avenue, are entertaining the
| latter's sister, Mrs. William E. Jaco
bus, of Jenkinstown, Pa.
Mrs Thomas H. Smith has returned
to her home in Sussex street, after an
operation for appendicitis at Memo
rial Hospital, Morrietown, three weeks
ago.
A masquerade ball will be held in
Guenther's Hall Friday night. under
the direction of the United German
Societies of Dover. The committee
in charge comprises: Richard
Schwind, Gustave Schletter, Ernest
Eickler, Hugo Nasel, Ernest Wolfe,
August Lorentz, Anthony Guenther,
Max Gebhardt and Allen Kolditz.
Mrs. Ellen Hannaka, of German
street, sustained a broken arm Friday
afternoon when she fell on the icy
pavement near her home.
The class of 1915, of Dover High
School, gave a reception and dance in
the auditorium Saturday night.
Mrs. Thomas K. Edwards, of Ran
the home of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Meade, at
Netcong.
The Dover High School basketball
team defeated the Boonton High
| School ball-tossers Friday night at
Boonton by a score of 1926
The members of the grand jury and
several of the Morris county officials
were entertained at Pine Terrace Inn
Friday night by DR.. J. Willard Far
row, foreman of the retiring grand
jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor, of
Kalamazoo Mich, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spargo, of South
Norris street
The Wharton Council will hold their
regular monthly meeting in the Bor-
ough Hall tonight.
A meeting of the Southsde Home
and School Association will be held
in the south side building Wednesday
afternoon.
| The Musical Circle will meet at the
home of Miss Mary Singleton, % Pros
pect street, tonight The program will
be in charge of Mrs. Alfred S. Levi.
William Case, of Mt. Tabor, was
fined $3.50 Saturday night by Police
Justice James Hagan for being disor-
| derby at the playhouse. Jacob Brown
was sentenced to thirty days in the
county Jail by the justice for disor-
derby conduct in Blackwell street.
The storm delayed traffic and caused
considerable inconvenience today.
Men were employed to clear away the
snow and the trolley cars frequently
left the rails. The service between
Dover and Hopatcong was discontin-
ued for many hours in Saturday 5
blizzard. and three cars were unable
to make any Roadway between Ken
mel and Ledgewood all day. The line
could not be operated yesterday, but
before nightfall the rails were cleared
of snow.
Miss Pearl Apgar and Miss Ida
Lindsey, of White House, are the
guests of Miss Frances Mitchell, who
gave a, whist in their honor Saturday
at her home in Prospect street.
The Beechwoods and Pastimes will
bowl on the Royal Arcanum alleys to-
night and tomorrow night the teams
will be the Combinations and Stray
| lers.
A fire broke out in one of the build
ings of the Uulster Iron Company
| Saturday night, and the firemen en-
countered considerable difficulty be-
fore getting the blaze under control,
as the MIGRANTS were frozen and a
cold wind hampered their work. The
interior of the building was destroyed,
/ but as the outer construction was OF
corrugated sheet iron, little damage
was done there.
Miss Alice NJ. Davis, OF New York
city, spent the week END at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George f. jenkins,
in South Morris street.
Miss Leila Cooper, "t Lawrence
street, is entertaining Miss Helena
Kaiser, of Ridgewood.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Elliott,
aged seventy-five years, will be held
Wednesday afternoon from st. John s
Episcopal Church. Rev. Robert j.
Thompson, the rector, will officiate
Burial will be made in Orct ard Street
Cemetery. Death occurred Saturday
afternoon in Jersey City, daughter
Mrs. George Curtis. and son, Free
holder Leonard Elliott, of this place
survives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Tillyel
and daughter, of McFarlan street, re-
turned Saturday from Now York
where they attended the commence
ment exercises of the New York In
Urinary for Women and Children
Miss Iva Tillyer, a daughter, was
emong the graduates.
The second annual bail Of Dover
Typegl aphical Union No 455, will bt
held in Arcanum Hall tomorrow
night.
Mrs. John Conover, aged thirty
three years, died at her homo neal
BARLEY Saturday AFTERNOON following
several weeks illness from pneumonia
Funeral services viii be hell at he
late home Wednesday aftrnoon will
interms1t in Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Millbrook.
Charles Trusc1tt, of Spring street
is nursing a broken left arm sustained
IN "a fall on the slippery pavement il
Prospect street.
DR.. and Mrs. Ora NJ. Walker, o
East Blackwell street, ere entertain
: Mr.. Walkers mother, Mrs. Judson /