Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-30
Dover Notes

Miss jeanette Soaring, a student
at Centennial Centenary institute,
Hackettstown, is the guest of her
father, Edward M. Soaring, of Pros
pect street.
Lowell M. Riley, of South Morris
street, will be among the candidates
who take the physical examinations
at Fort Slocum tomorrow for West
Point Mr.. Riley recently completed
a course of study at the National Pre-
paratory School, Highland Falls, n. y.
Michael Farger, an employee at the
Hotel Dover. was removed to Me-
mortal Hospital, Morristown, Satur-
day morning, for treatment, having
sustained a broken nose in an alter
cation with Joseph Jones, the chef at
the hotel On complaint of Farger
his assallant was placed under arrest
and committed to the county Jail at
Morristown in default of 5000 bond, by
Police Justice John w. Young. The
prisoner stated that Farger was an
moving him in the kitchen to such an
extent that he was provoked to a
frenzy
The body of James King, siXty-five
years old, who died at Butte, Mon.
last Tuesday, was buried in st, Mary's
Cemetery Saturday morning. Death
occurred suddenly from apopleXy.
Deceased was resident OF Dover for
many years and went to Montana
about fifteen years ago. widow
survives.
Crossed wires caused the fire bell
to ring at 40 a. m. Saturday and
an excited person seeing the flaring
sparks near the Lackawanna station
caused by the friction of the wires
telephoned an alarm. The auto
chemical apparatus responded while
the members of the department we're
leaving their cosy beds. false
alarm was received early yesterday
morning from box Al. corner of Rich
ards avenue and Bergen street, The
police are making an effort to ascer-
Z tain the identity of the miscreant who
sent the alarm in.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society of Memorial
Presbyterian Church will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
The subject will be Labrador, >"
leader, Mrs. w. c. Eddy; soloist Mrs.
Edward S. Lake; devotional leader,
Mrs. r. C. Dalrymple; hostess, Mrs.
A. Doty.
The Mems Club of Memorial Pres
byterian Church Will hold their regu-
lar meeting in the lecture-room of
the church tonight. The ladies of the
church have been invited Music and
refreshments will be a part of the
entertainment.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sleeps, of Foun-
dry street
The Jolly Five and Beechwoods
will contest on the Royal Arcanum
alleys tonight and the Trailers and
Mystic Five will meet tomorrow
night.
John A. Egbert, of Union street.
has received a bouquet of orange
blossoms from John A. Clark, of
South Morris street, who is on a va
cation of several months in Florida.
William e Taylor. of Prospect
street, spent Saturday in New York
city.
Mrs. John McCue, of Summit, is
The guest of Mrs Caroline Smith, of
West Blackwell street.
Miss Marion Cyphers, of Chester
was visitor in Dover Saturday.
Miss Nellie Parker, of Pequannoek
street will entertain the members of
the Hoi Ploi Embroidery Club to-
night.
Raymond Sharp. of Greenwich,
conn, spent the weekend with MS
parents in North Sussex street
Mr. and Mrs Abram Friedman and
children, of South Morris street, left
Saturday for Chicago, where they will
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoffman. of
Bergen street. are entertaining Mrs.
Nary Baker, of Morristown
Ezra DeGroot, of First street, is on
q visit to his SON in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corey, at Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Griffin will re-
move from Netcong TO Dover this
week
A meeting of the mayor and Com
mon Council will be held in the Coun-
Gil chamber tonight.