Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25

Madison Notes

The funeral of Gaetano Defeo, who
was killed on Monday by the Lacka-
wanna limited. was held in st. Vim
cents Church at 8 q. m. today. Rev.
A. Giardi, the assistant pastor. Of
ficiated. Interment was in st. VIM
cents Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Feuchtwanger,
of Loantaka way, have returned to
then home here after having spent
several weeks at Augusta, Fla, and
other southern points.
Rev. e. A. McAlpin, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, delivered
the second of a series of talks on the
"Sower" last night in Webb memorial
chapel.
Harry Hinchman. of Convent, has
leased the house at % Keep street,
and will remove there the first of
next month.
Professor DIN A. Curtis, of Drew
Theological Seminary. is recovering
from an attack of sickness
. DR.. George c. Vogel, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. of New
ark, who has been appointed district
superintendent by Bishop Lemuel G.
Wilson, was a graduate of Drew
Theological Semintry of this town, In
1890 He was also graduate of the
New York University and received
his degree of doctor of divinity in
1910,
John Sopher. of Waverly place, has
retm ned TO his home here after hav
ing spent several days with relatives
In Passaic.
Frederick J. Van Wagner has about
completed the erection of a dwelling
on his newly acquired property, in
Green Village road.
James c. Bellingham, of Waverly
place. yesterday received five cans
of trout from the State fish hatchery,
at Hackettstown. Mr.. Bellingham at
tended to having the gamy fish dis
tributed in Black brook.
Miss Lillian johnson has returned
to the State Normal School, at Tren-
ton where she is attending school,
after spending several days with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred f.. john
SON. of Myrtle avenue.
Nearly 300 games have been played
in the Switchboard contest now be-
ing held in fire headquarters for the
members of both fire companies.
Charles Benjamin is apparently well
in the lead, but the handicaps of the
different players have to be taken
seven entered, which means that 1889
games will have to be played.
Mrs. +. Allabough, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Cronhan, will entertain the
Fairwoods Club at her home, in Fair
wods, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. William Condor and daughter
Joan. of Murray Hill. have returned
to their home there after having
spent a month with Professor and
Mrs. A. NJ. c. Devltalis, OF Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Lee White, who
have been for a week visiting friends
in Plainfield, have returned to their
home. in Fairwoods.
Edgar j. Skeele, of Crescent road,
Is expected to return the latter part
Of this week from a ten-day trip
through the West.
Mrs. j. Dickinson Condict and
daughters, Rosalind and Katrine, who
have been residing in New York for
the past three years, will return to
the Condict homestead, in Crescent
road. on next Tuesday. They expect
to reside here permanently.
James Dawson has completed the
erection OF an addition to his house.
in Woodland road.
Louis U. Wilkinson, of Cambridge
University, will address the Thurs
day Morning Club this week in Ma
sonic Hall on the subject George
Meredith and the Twentieth Century
Spirit"
Herbert T.. Lum will soon begin
the erection of residence on lower
Main street on the property which
he purchased recently from Harry
$. Torrey.
The literary department of the
Thursday Morning Club will meet this
week at the home of Mrs. Samuel G.
Redmond, in Green avenue.