Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-16
SOUTH ORANGE

An exhibition ON infant mortality
by the civic committee of the Wom-
ans Club of Orange will be given
| under the auspices of the South Or
ange Village Board of Health in the
Columbia School hall tomorrow and
Saturday.
The Village Board of Health has
passed an ordinance which specifies
that all meat delivered by wholesale
dealers in the VILLAGE must be done
So under cover and only after it has
been inspected by representative of
the government bureau of animal in
dustry. The measure also requires
all butchers to keep their meat grind
| ing machines clean at all times while
not in use. A fine of so may be
| levied for each violation of the meas
ure.
Arthur Becker, of South Third
street, has recovered from a severe
attack of grip
Girard Oberrender, of Summit ave-
rue, returned today to Columbia Uni
Versity after spending the Easter va
cation at home.
Isabel Sherry, daughter of Sergeant
of Police and Mrs. Thomas j. Sherry,
of Valley street. is recovering from
an operation to the throat.
Eric Peterson, of South Orange
avenue has been elected captain and
Arthur Doty. of Riggs place manager
of the keystone Club baseball team.
The Bayley Hall baseball team of
Seton Hall College will open the sea-
son next Thursday at Setonia Field,
meeting a team from Fordham Col
lege.
A board, consisting of n master
plumber, q journeyman lumber and
an inspector, is soon to be appointed
by the Board of Health for the pur-
pose of examining all plumbers in the
village, who win in the future be re-
quired to obtain a license before
doing work in the village. The license
fee has been fixed at 50.
South Orange and Orange High
Schools will meet in a baseball game
at the South Orange Field Club
grounds Monday afternoon.
A social hour followed the initia-
ton of a candidate by South Orange
Lodge of Elks last night in Rel
Mems Hall, % Sloan street, last
night.
Winnemucca Tribe No. POS. Inn
proved Order of Red Men. will meet
tonight, when arrangements win be
furthered for a euchre and dance
Before Il large audience last night
in the auditorium of Columbia School
the llpworth League of the South
Orange Methodist Episcopal Church
admirably presented THE New Min
ister."
Frank Wells and family moved to-
day from 351 Academy street to 40
Roland avenue. Il. j. Blake moved
yesterday from the latter address TO
Westheld.
G. d. Mackey. Of Prospect street,
will move this week to Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harrington, of
Adams, Mass. are visiting the lat
ters father, Jacob Osborne, of IA
Second street
Miss Helen O'Hanlon, of Roland
avenue, who has been i'll at her home.
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Henry Doane of 173 Academy
street, will move May / to West Or
unge. Charles |. Beck, of ISL Acad-
envy street, has purchased the Doane
house.
Edward j. Riley is confined to his
home, "a Valley street, with severe
attack of grip.
bartholomew Herman, of 500 Valley
street, is recovering from injuries TO
the back, caused by a fall last month.
John IL. Witthuhn is erecting a
lyarge addition to his home in Pros
pect street.
Miss Margaret Nolan, of S42 Valley
street. returned today after a So
| journ at Bermuda.
Funeral services We're held in New
York yesterday for Mrs. Mary Far
| rer. eighty-flve years old former
resident of South Orange, late of
! New York, who died Sunday. The
| interment was made at Calvary Gem
eterv. Brooklyn. Mrs. Farrell was
grandmother of Richard S. Farrell,
Thomas Farrell and Joseph Farrell,
OF % Valley street.