Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-11
NATURALIZATION

Mr. and Mrs. William o. Robbins
as Cummings street. are spending the
summer at their farm Gin Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. Daniel G, Yetter, of 81 Flor
ence avenue, is i'll at her home.
Elk Day will be celebrated by Irv-
ington Lodge No. 1916 on Wednesday,
August 26, with an outing at College
Point
Clifford Harrison, of 92 Grove street,
is camping at Singac.
The Tri-Mu class of the First Chris
tian Church will hold a business
meeting on Monday evening at the
clubroom in the church.
No further meetings of the Board
of Commissioners will be held on
Monday afternoons until after Labor
Day. Regular meetings will take
place each Wednesday evening.
Dr. f. Schmidt, formerly pastor of
the Bergen Street German Lutheran
Church, of Newark, has assumed the
pastorate of the German Lutheran
Church. Park avenue and Lincoln
place, Irvington, succeeding Rev. c..
+. Dies, who has retired from the
ministry and removed to Townline,
n. Y. his former home Mr.. Dies
was pastor of the Irvington church
for three years.
]. N. Buck. of Maple avenue, and
Walter r. England, of II New street,
are recovering from the effects of an
automobile collision Wednesday, in
which both men were pitched from
their cars when struck by a large
truck.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffith and
Miss Ida Doremus, of So Orange ave-
nue.. have returned from Keansburg.
over 100 pupils have enrolled in the
three summer schools which opened
this week. Sessions are being held in
the Central, the Grove Street and
Florence Avenue schools.
Dr. and Mrs. William II. Hainer,
of 1893 Clinton avenue, will leave
Monday for Rye Beach N. H., where
they will attend a family reunion.
Mrs. Uriah McClinchie and sons,
Malcolm and Kenneth, of SO Orange
avenue. are spending the summer in
Feneton Falls, Ontario, Canada.
John jenkins, of 110S Springfield
avenue, had the great toe on his right
foot crushed this week while remov-
ing the lid of a manhole. The huge
cover twisted out of his hands and
fell heavily upon his foot. AS he is
an employee of the town, the officials
ordered the payment of his full sal
airy plus PHYSICIANS fees. Corpora
tion Counsel w. Eugene Turton has
been instructed to render an opinion
as to the towns status in reference
to the employers liability act
The Tri-Mu baseball team and the
Broughtons of Bloomfield, are play
ing this afternoon on the Tri-Mu
oval, Augusta street and Lyons ave-
nue..
The Irvington Parks and the Park
way A c., of Kearny. will cross bats
Sunday afternoon on the oval, Lyons
and Claremont avenues.
julius r. Denman, of 81 Rich street.
Civil War veteran, is i'll at his
home.
Edward P. Volbhurbst, of Colt
street, left yesterday for two weeks
vacation at Morgan Station.
Ordinances providing for the extern
sion of Madison avenue and Mont
County Speedway have been passed
on their final reading by the Board
of Commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Mantz, of
rs Madison avenue, are visiting
friends in Martinsville, Somerset
county.
The Misses Ida and Celia Gill, of
As Myrtle avenue. entertained recently
IN honor of their guest, Miss Ruby
Bortz, of Baltimore.
Richard DeVaul, of Hilton, is Wis
iting friends in Baltimore. Mr.. De-
Yaul will spend several weeks in the
Southern city.
A large delegation left Irvington
this morning bound for Asbury Park
on the excursion under the auspices
of the Bible School of the First Re-
formed Church.