Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-20
Dover Notes

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A lecture course of twelve half
hourly lectures has been arranged
and will be given in the high schoo
each Wednesday morning, beginnins
March a. The subject will be "Choos.
! ing Profession" and Superintend-
ent w. V. Singer has obtained loca
speakers of various commercial line.
to address the pupils.
/ Albert Norland's Neversweats de.
| feated John A. Roats Ropisidrah
leys last night by the following
| scores: Neversweats, $50, 776, S52:
! Ropisidrahi, $50, 64S, us.
The annual school election will be
held March 10, when the terms OF
Dr. Arthur w. Condict, Henry Hell
man and Augustus ]. Lauenstein ex-
| pire. 1t is thought that the retiring
members will be reelected
The Epworth League service in the
First Methodist Church Sunday eve
ming will be conducted by Rev. Daniel
r. Lorentz, count secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The young men are requested to at
tend the service.
Owing to the Indictment weather the
Eastside Home and School Associa-
ton did not hold it's regular meeting
yesterday afternoon.
The United German Societies, of
Dover, will give masquerade ball
in Guenther's Hall tonight.
The Sang Froid and Iseh-ka-b ibble
teams will bowl on the Royal Ar
canum alleys tonight.
George and Van Clief Ross, of East
Orange, are visiting friends in Dover.
Postmaster Edward S. Hance, Of
Wharton, is recovering from seri-
Gus illness.
Charles Maisenbecker, of Brook
Ign, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Peter Boggia, of Soaring street. Miss
Alice Maisenbecker concluded several
weeks visit to Mrs. Boggia, Tuesday,
and returned to Brooklyn.
The mayor and common council will
meet in the council chamber tonight.
washington Camp No. 5, Patriotic
Sons of America. will attend service
in Grace Methodist Church, Sunday
morning, in honor of George Wash
ington.
The Dover High School basketball
team will play at Washington tomor-
row afternoon.
Miss Ruth Bopp, of Millbrook ave-
nue., is confined to her home from an
attack of tonsilitis.
The Misses Helen and Stella Hicks,
Of Spicertown, and Miss Edith Berry,
of Green Pond, have returned from a
brief stay in New York city.
The East Dover Field Club basket
hall five will play Newton Military
Academy at Newton tomorrow night.
The trip will be made in an auto bus.
The monthly musical service will
he held in Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Sunday evening, when Felix
Mendelsohn's cantata, Hear MY
PRAYER" will be sung by the Young
people's Chorus of twenty-five voices,
under the direction of Miss Emily
Applegate. The soloist will be Mrs.
Edward S. Lake, soprano.
During the forty days OF Lent the
services at st. Johns Episcopal
Church will be as follows: Holy COM
munion on Sundays at a m, Thurs,
day at a. M, and the first ana thlro
Sundays of the month at IL a. m
Children's service will be held Tnurs-
day afternoons at o'clock. Evening
PRAYER, with special clergymen Will
be held Thursday evenings OF each
week at s o'clock.
A memorial sermon will be preached
in the First Methodist Church Sun
day night for the late Theodore b.
Huff.
The members of Elite Temple,
Pvthian Sisters, have been invited to
attend divine service at the First
Methodist Church Sunday morning
in company with the local knights
of Pythias lodge members. Rev.
William H. Ruth, the pastor, Will
preach sermon on the principles OF
the order.
M. A. H. Hoagland and Carol H.
Hoagland, of Ledgewood, had the first
hatch of chickens in this locality for
this year on Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Mlllburn and daughters
have returned to their home in Elan
ders after visit of several days in
Dover.
Mrs. Isadore 1. Meisner, of Dover,
and Miss jeanette Salz, of Newark,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Seller
at Netcong.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Rousell. of
West Clinton street, are entertaining
Miss Margaret Rousell of Paris,
Canada.
Miss Jane Lynd and Miss Grace
Richards, teachers in the High School,
are confined to their homes with ill
ness bordering on pneumonia.
Morris Council No. So, Junior o. U.
A. NJ, will attend divine service in
Grace Methodist Church Sunday eve
ming. Rev. A. Boylan Fitz-Gerald
will preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G, Green, OF
| Princeton avenue, entertained the
North End Whist Club Wednesday
night at their home. Five tables were
played and prizes were awarded tc
Mrs. Green, Louis Mueser and Harry
l.. Ike.
Howard II. King and Charles B
Boyd spent yesterday in New Yorl
city, where they attended a banquet
in the Hotel Boulevard, given by the
Prudential Insurance Company.
A subscription dance will be held a.
Wayside Inn, Denville, Tuesday eve
ming under the patronage of Mrs. 7
Gordon Hoagland, Mrs, Edward
Ehlers, Mrs. Claude II. Miller, Mrs
lMahlon II. Hoagland, Mrs. George r
Buck, Mrs. William F. Birch, Mrs
Harry r. Watson and Mrs. Chester
Baylis. The Arena Quartet, from tn,
Winter Garden, will be o feature Of
the occasion.
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