Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-27
DOVER


Several hundred voters attended
Republican rally held in Arcanum
Hall last night. Refreshments were
served and speeches were made by
William Terrence Stutchell and the
candidates for the various county
offices. A similar meeting will he
held next Monday night in Elite Hall,
when Charles n. Fowler, Senator La
Toilette and former Judge Runyon
will be present.
4 meeting of the Dover Athletic
Association will be held in the
Baker Theatre annex tonight. All
members are requested to attend.
The Easton High School football
eleven will be the opponents OF the
local gridiron warriors at Guenthers
Field Saturday afternoon.
A meeting of the North Jersey Fish
and Game Protective Association will
be held in the Baker Theatre annex
Thursday night. This will be the final
meeting Of the organization unless
the members show their interest by
being present.
Arrangements have been completed
by the local Democratic committee
for rally tomorrow night at which
Congressman William T.. futile viii
be the principal speaker. The meet
ing will be held in Arcanum Hail.
Freebooter Leonard Elliott. candidate
for sheriff, and Charles S. Scribner
and Joseph d. Budd will also address
the voters.
A Halloween barn dance will be
held in the clubrooms of the Grand
Fraternity Club Saturday night
The funeral of Morgan Protheroe,
aged ninety years. who died sunday
ct his home at Richard Mine from
complications, will be held tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock. Burial
will be made in Orchard Street Gem
etery. Rev Theodore r. Chambers
will officiate. A widow survives.
The members ef the Shamrock
Club viii hold a barn dance in
Arcanufn Hall Tuesday, November
10.
The regular business meeting of
the Epworth League of the First
Methodist Church will be held Fri
day evening of this week.
cakewalk and dance will he
held In Guenther's hall Friday night
under the auspices of Engine COM
pany No. J.,
Rev. A. Il. Barnett. of Philadel-
phia. will address the members OF
the Morris County Patriotic League
in ATcnnutn f1d0 IOillSills lAAf' f2AS-
ieet will be Americas Danger, or
Rome in Politics.
The marriage of Clarence Ford, of
South Morris street, and Miss Ella
Jacobus, of Salem street, took place
| Sunday afternoon at the parsonage
of the First Baptist Church. Rev,
Taplin j. Winslade, the pastor of the
church, officiated.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Messenger,
of Elizabeth, have concluded visit
of several days with Mr. and Mrs.
| Wilburt sutton. of McFarlan street
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schih, OF
| Princeton avenue, have returned from
a visit to New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mills and chill
! dren, of MorristoWn, have concluded
a brief visit with Mrs, Julia Cooper
| OF Lawrence street.
Special revival services are being
conducted ct the thrystal street
Chapel every nieht this week.
The marriage of Mrs. Louise y.
Willever, of this town, and Robert
Kevern. of Wharton, was solemn'zed
| at the parsonage of the Grace Meth
odist Church Saturday night by Rev.
| A. Boylan Fitzgerald. the pastor.
Miss KrIstne Elk. of Paterson. is
the guest of Miss Amanda Sundstrum,
| of German street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paquettc, of
Sanford street, have returned from a
visit OF several days at Bayonne.
Mrs. Daniel e. Lorents, of Second
street. is spending several days Win
Mrs. f. n. Salmon, at Mt Olive.
Mrs. John DeCamp. of Brooklyn, has
concluded a visit 10 Mrs. Anna Gilligi
of Succasunna.
Miss Jane Hampton. of Washington
has concluded visit of several days
with Miss Jeanette Soaring, of Pros
pect street.
william II. Rowe and son Charles
accompanied by John and Ernest Bur
rell spent Sunday at Washington
D. c.
About thirty-1ve guests were pres
ent at party given by Mrs. $. S
Colard at her residence ia Berger
street last night, on the birthday an
piversary of her son. Fred w. Collard
Games, music and refreshments wer'
enjoyed. Guests were present from
) Philadelphia. Newark, Brooklyn ant
Waite Plains.
, Mrs. L. Briant Hedden, of GolS
street is CRITICAL III at her home will
/ Q complication of ailments
A smoker win be held at the Ok
/ 1tOn1eSIeau, lIttlStWOOut lpiilS III, hiluS.
the direction of the Republican com
mittee of Ledgewood and Succasunna
Mrs William I. Ropes president o
I the New Jersey State Federation o
Woman's Clubs, will address a meet
ing of the Dover Woman's Club II
Palmer Hall tomorrow afternoon.
delegation of members from tn
newly organized German Valley Clu
win be present. Among the speaker
who will address the ladies during tn
winter are Miss Sarah Askew. o
Trenton: Mrs. Samuel Skidmore, O
Summit. Atho G. Cartwright o
White Plains. n. Y, and Mrs. job
". Cowling, OF Millville, n. Y.
The monthly meeting of the Boar
of Health was held last night. Tn
report of Health officer John TayIo
revealed only two cases Of contagio
in town During the past month ther
were repotred and thirty-one abatet
ten marriages Thirty-two nuisance
We're reported and thirty-one abateS