Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-05
Madison Notes

Frederick G. Aulsbrook. of Green
Hill road, has returned from bust
ness trip to Chicago.
James C. Bellingham. of Waverly
place, and Harry B. Green. of Will
mer street, spent yesterday fishing,
in BARLEY.
Mrs. Walter H. Condict. ST., of
Prospect street, has left for Glouces-
ter Mass.
The annual meeting of the Y NJ.
c. A, of this place will be held on
Sunday evening at s o'clock in the
association gymnasium. The princi-
pal address will be made by w. II.
Ball. chairman of the international
committee.
Reginald Lum, of Overlook road.
who has been at Thousand Islands
for the past several weeks. is eX-
pected to return TO his home here
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Wilson. wao
have been in Madison for the past
year. have gone to Lake Hopatcong
| for the summer Mr. Wilson con-
ducts the Wilson Military Academy
here. He can no longer have his
school on the Fuller property and
expects to locate on the Hudson
next fall.
Mrs. Charles A. Rathbun, wife Of
/ Senator Rathbun, of Green Village
road. is reported to be doing well
after having undergone a critical
operation at New York hospital
The closing of the present term of
/ the Madison Academy viii take place
next Thursday and will be marked
bv an annual field day. There will
/ no a gymnastic exhibition on the
playground on the afternoon of that
Daniel NJ. Shea and family, Of
Maple avenue, have returned after
spending a few days at Mr. Shea s
bungalow. at Cedar Lake.
Tiago Council No. 40. Degree Of
Pocahontas. gave a benefit perform
| anee on Wednesday evening in the
Savoy Theatre. The affair was well
attended.
Miss Deania Smith, of Brooklyn,
has returned from a visit with Mrs.
William e. PhilhoWer, of Greenwood
avenue.
Mrs. julius Borchert and daughter
Ella are visiting Mrs. Borchert's
parents, in New Haven, Conn.
Miss Margaret Mulholland, Of
Sampson avenue. is spending a week
with relatives in Whitestone, Long
| Island.
BENJAMIN F. Coleman, Of New York
city. mas opened his summer home
on Madison avenue.
Miss NJ. f. Hinch has returned Z
lber home. in Brooklyn, after having
been a guest of her auntF Miss Mar
garet Hinch, of Brittin street.
Paul A. Scharf, who was a guess
for a few days of Mr. and Mrs
Henry T. Brittin, of Crescent road
has returned TO his home, in New
York city.
E. w. Hewson, of Green avenue
has returned from a business trip Il
Pittsburgh.
L. A. Waters. jr, of Greenwood
avenue, has returned from New
Haven, Conn. where he has beef
playing with the team of that place
in the Eastern Association. Mr.
Waters, who is commonly known al
Colonel" made good with this team
but. it is understood, had other rea
sons for returning to his home town
A meeting of the several commit
tees to arrange for the society circu'
to be given on June 26 and q, il
the Athletic Field, by the Y. NJ. c
A.. was held in the association build
ing on Wednesday evening. It wa
thought that the iron fence arount
the grounds will be completed il
time for the affair.
Manager Frank = Force. of tn
All Madison rine ~. announces
| that he has secure :. anne with tn
? Lafayette A. c. for tomorrow
A large number Witnessed the mo
ton pictures of tie Memorial Da
parade. shown last evening at tn
Savoy Theatre.