Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-14
SOUTH ORANGE

Frederick A. Helmlinger, who has
been seriously Ill at his home, 351
Academy street, is convalescing.
Paul r. Heinemann, of Roland ave-
nue., has resigned his position as
South Orange agent for the Pru-
Dental Insurance Company to engage
in the restaurant business at q Day
street, Orange, opposite the Orange
City Hall.
Mrs. Henry j. Weber, of Roland
avenue. is recovering from an attack
of ptomaine poisoning, which re-
suited from fish.
IAN Honest Man" is the subject on
which Rev. Alvin z. Magary, pastor,
will preach at the morning service
tomorrow in Trinity Presbyterian
Church. In the afternoon Mr.. Magary
will speak on SELF Valuation"
Four members of the village police
force are i'll. They are Sergeants Pat
rick J. Mcguire and Frank II. Kenny
and Patrolman William Comerford
and John J. Matte. With the exeep
ton of Sergeant Kenny, who Is In a
New York hospital, where he recently
underwent an opeI alton, all are i'll
with the grip.
Miss Anna Page, of Boston, is .
guest of Mrs. S. Bayard bod, of Scot
land road.
Willis L. Carey, of Ralston avenue,
has gone to California.
DR.. Charles e. A. Ball, of Valley
street, and Charles l. Beck, of Acad-
envy street, have returned from At
lantic City, where they attended the
Ancient Order of United Workmen'
convention as representatives OF
| Watching Lodge No. Sc, of South
| Orange.
Ludwig Chardon plans to rebuild
his home at 10 Ralston avenue
which was partially destroyed by fire
on February IL.
John i. Magovern, of Prospect
street, has been sojourning at At
lantic City.
| Louis e. Feindt, who has been seri-
ously i'll at his home In Cottage
street, Is reported today to be improv-
| ing He is being attended by DR.
Mefford Runyon.
Not a single member of the senior
| class of the South Orange High
! School received an average of 10 per
cent. or more for all studies last
month, and as a result no member
of the class had his or her name
placed on the honor roll. Those
| whose names have been posted on the
| honor roll are: Everett Blocker
Malcolm Brady, Evelyn Gift ano
| Charles Taylor, of the junior class
Louise Biehl, and Hilda Fisk, OF the
sophomore class, and Gertrude WOOD
Edith Yereance and Mary Hethering-
| ton, of the freshman class.
Mrs. Patrick Herman is i'll at bel
home, 399 Valley street.
The South Orange Building an6
Loan ASSOCIATE ton will hold its
monthly meeting Tuesday night.
AT the masses tomorrow in the
| Church of Our Lady of sorrows Rev
T. Nj. Donovan, rector, viii preach
the third of a series on Religious In
difference" In the evening Rev. Cor
nelius A. Corcoran, assistant rector
will give a sermon on ''Sin, It's Malice
and Enormity."
Mrs. George Reynolds, of Cottage
street, entertained at cards THURSDAY
for her daughter, Miss Florence
Reynolds. Guests were present from
| the Oranges, Dover and Newark. Cut
glass prizes were awarded.
The parish house of the First Pres
byterian Church was filed yesterday
| afternoon by women from several OF
| the local churches to listen to talks
| given by officers of the Orange Inter
| denominational Federation for MIS-
sion Study. The meeting was hello
| under the auspices of the Woman
| Club of South Orange.