Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-19
Dover Notes

The members of the local Garment
| Workers Union elected Albert Mel
son president and John B. Flartey
secretary treasurer at their annual
meeying yesterday afternoon.
| A trolley car was derailed at the
foot of Oram's hill, in Main street,
Wharton, yesterday afternoon and
| turned almost opposite to the direc-
ton in which 1t was going. No one
mas injured, as the car contained only
two passengers. The Wharton line
was out of service for tire hours
owing to the accident. At $3.50 o'clock
the disabled car was removed to the
car barn of the Morris County Trac-
ton Company in East Blackwell
street.
Efforts are being made to form a
dental clinic to accommodate the
pupils in the local schools. The
proposition has been advanced by
| Supervising Principal Wildly V.
Singer and Medical Inspector DR..
| Emma Clark. AS there are over 1900
pupils in the Dover schools, the
formation of a clinic to treat the
teeth Of the children is generally con
ceded to be proper procedure.
The marriage of Mrs. Margaret
| O'Rourke to William Moran, both OF
Mt. Hope which was solemnized Feb
ruary by Rev. ]. p. Ferguson, rectol
of st. Demands Catholic Church, al
Mt. Hope, has just been announced
The bridegroom is brother of the
son-in-law of the bride. Mrs. Moran
is sixty eight years old and her hus
band forty-six.
]. w. Venner, of East Blackwell
street, is nursing badly-Wrenche(
| %ain I'd in n q
the icy sidewalk near his home.
The Dover Stars baseball team vii
hold a meeting in Arcanum Hall to
morrow night, and plans for tn
coming season will be discussed Al
effort will be made by baseball en-
lthusiasts to organize league in Nor
ris county, to include Madison, Chat
ham, Morristown, Boonton, Butte
and Dover.
A match shoot will be held Monda,
afternoon on the Hercules Gun Gu
grounds between teams representing
the Succasunna and Great Meadow
Gun Clubs A sweepstakes shoot Wi
also be staged and prizes will b
awarded to the marksmen making tn
highest runs through the program
A Stevens hammerless shot gun Wi
be the prize for the winner OF tn
dead-mark target contest.
The Board of Water Commissioners
have been petitioned by residents
Bowlbyville to place two fire hydrant
within reach of the village, which
Just outside the corporate limits. tn
petitioners agree to pay $50 annual
for each hydrant. The Randolph
Township Committee, who are the of
ficials of the township of whiel
Bowlbyville is q part. have been re
quested by the Common Council t
pay for fire protection and a salts
Factory arrangement is expected soor
The twenty-third anniversary Q
Morris Council No. Sc. Junior Orde
United American Mechanics, was oh
served in Arcanum Hall last night
Three hundred guests were present
An entertainment featured the occa
sion and refreshments were served
The entertainment committee com
prised Edward w. Larson, John W
Trengrove, Lewis G. Potts, Edwar
w. Bice and John r. Edwards. TIL
{ council was instituted February
1891, Abram l.. Shoemaker being tn
Installing officer. At present tn
membership is 1853. making Morri
Council one of the largest in tn
state Last year a company of tn
uniform rank was organized and
considered to be one of the best 1
i the order.