Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-09
BELLEVilLE

A conference Will De nelQ WeOneS-
day evening in the headquarters of
Eastwood Hose and Truck Company
No. 2. between representative COM
mittee of the company, Fire Chief
Christian Reinhardt and chairman of
the council fire committee, Council
man Frank J. Carragher. Details
will be arranged for the acceptance
of Eastwood company into the fire de-
partment.
The regular meeting of Belleville
Council, Jr. o. U. A. M, will be held
'omorrow night in .Belleville Hall.
Seven candidates will be initiated.
Preparations will be made for the
union meeting between the local and
Colonel Burl1 councils to be held the
after part of this month.
The good and welfare committee of
General Sedgwick Circle, Ladies of
the G. A. r., will meet next Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Morgan, of Academy street.
Preparations will be made for attend
ing the annual convention.
The fifth annual reception and
dance of the Belleville Social Club
will be held In Belleville Hall tomor-
row night. John Cassidy Is in charge
Of the arrangements.
The third of series of experimental
lectures under the auspices of the
Board of Education, postponed from
asst Friday night, will be held tonight
in the Joralemon Street School.
"Scenic America" will be the subject
If Rand Surrich Lincoln.
Delegates from the local Division
No. 5, Ancient order of Hibernians,
and Division No. 4, Ladies' Auxilitry,
A. O. H, attended the production of
Robert Emmett" in the Keeney The
atre, this city, last night.
| The Board of Education will meet
tomorrow night for the last time be-
| fore the annual school election. The
chairmen of the different committees
will make final reports. Final prep
arations for the election will be made.
The local Holyrood Lodge, Daugh-
ters of Scotia will hold a Scotch
soirce" In the Bank building tomor-
! row night.
| The "fag of all nations" whist Sc
ries under the auspices of the Belle
willie Club, postponed from last Tues
! day night on account of the weather,
viii be held tomorrow night at the
clubs headquarters. VIII am s. Ham
| In is in charge of the arrangements
At the meeting of the local lodge OF
| Elks tonight officers for the ensuing
year will pc elected. 1t is expected
| that Town Clerk Edward T.. Mathis
will be elected exalted ruler without
any opposition
| The Forum meeting at the parish
house of Christ Episcopal Church
| last night, under the combined au-
spices of the local Socialist party and
| the vestry of the church was we'll at
tended. IAN Analysis of Profits" was
the subject OF the speaker, Professor
| Byron C. Matthews. Prior to the
meeting a sermon was delivered by
Rev. H. M. Laid, of Rutherford.
The second of a series of pinochle
matctes between Valley Hose Com
pany No 1, and Eastwood Hose anC
| Truck Company No 2, will be played
March u at the Eastwood headquar'
tiers. James Murray and Frederick
Noonan represent Eastwood Com
pany, while William Cullen, William
Mccormack. George Havord, Will
lam Polkinghome and John Hyde will
look after Valleys interests.
The first of a series of pool matche:
between the Burke Association anC
the Belleville Catholic Club played
yesterday afternoon at the headquar'
ters of the Catholic Club, was cap
tured by the latter association by tn,
score of 215 to 1872. Fifteen men repre-
scented each team. A return game
will be played next Sunday.
The employees of the Thompson
Machine Company, in Main street
will hold their initial dance and re
ception in Belleville Hall April H.
Charles Helderman, of Pittsburgh
Pa, is spending several weeks will
his brother, A. e. Helderman, o
Cortlandt street.
The council will meet tonight 10
the purpose of shaping the reports o
the different committees for presen
tation at the regular meeting tomor
row night. II is expected that tn
final acceptance of the Town Hal
will be considered by the building
committee
The Belleville Democratic Club ha
decided to hold a minstrel show il
Kelleville Hall about March To- Free
holder John III. Waters Is chairman
of the arrangement committee.