Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
Netcong- -Stanhope

| Harry Mansfield tainted yesterday in
| Todd's baker shop. DR.. 81. H. Nelden
! was called and the young man was as
sisted to the doctors office, afterward
! going to his home.
D. B. Baker, of Main street, Stanhope,
| leaves today for Brooklyn, where he will
be the guest Of John e. Mckay for
| few days.
The Misses verna McMickle and Ruth
Cherry, of Phillipsburg. are. guests. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
! Mickle, In Stanhope.
Franklin Harris. of Harrisburg, is a
guest of the campers on Point Grove,
Lake Musconetcong.
Mr. and Mrs. James Powers. of Main
street, Stanhope, are entertaining their
| daughter Vera, who is Mrs. Hugh G. Nc
Elroy, of Dover.
vacation trip at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Honness, Of Willsbrook, near
| Stanhope.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Sutton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Lezette, of Stanhope, spent
| yesterday at the picnic in Belvidere.
Under the supervision Of James Dell
| the interior decorations and repairs to
the First Presbyterian Church are rapid
| ly nearing completion, and 1t Is expect
ed that the church will be ready for SER
vices again next Sunday.
Otto Schabeborn. Of New York, is with
| his family at their summer home on
Lake View Heights. Mr. Schabeborn is
prominent member Of the Lake. Mus
to him credit is chiefly due for secur-
ing the promised water service In that
| section.
Roy s. Hull was quite III at his home
| yesterday from an attack of ptomaine
poisoning, brought on by eating tuna
Paul Thomas. of Dover, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Mahlon Woodruff
near Stanhope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cole are enter
tanning Mrs. L. Houckwell and daugh-
ters Helen and Ruth; Mrs. Harry Lee
Marie; Miss Florence Moore, Of Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Miss Helen Kelly, OF New
Mrs. A. L. Coles, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Van Gieson. on Netcong shore, Lake
Musconetcong.
| Miss Eva Skinner, who has been spend
| ing her vacation since last June with
relatives In Sparta, Waldrlck and Pater.
home last evening. bringing her niece,
| Miss Emily Roy, who has been visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter Kent, in Warwick, n. Y, with her.
with her brother, Chief of Police John
A. Roy, until normal school opens. She
completes the course during the coming
| year.
H. C. wrighter is confined to his homo,
In Highland Park, Netcong, by illness.
| Captain BENJAMIN Taylor, of Hoboken,
who Is with his daughter at Bide- Wee
| cottage, severely sprained his ankle on
| Tuesday. In stepping from a rowboat
| onto the shore he stepped on a stick,
which gave way, throwing him and In
juring the ankle.
Stanley and James Haley, Of Wood
port, are guests at the home of their
| uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wrighter, In Netcong.
Frederick Shubert was guest of
| friends In Belvidere yesterday. while
there he attended the farmers picnic.
Mrs. L. johnson and Miss Daisy Mar
Peter Benson. OF Allentown road, spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Bird
/ in Netcong.
Mrs. A. A. King and children were
| guests of friends in Budd Lake yester-
day.
Mrs. william Miller. Of Netcong, is the
guest of her brother, Warren II. VIII
| drick, at his home In Phillipsburg.
Miss Henrietta Osborne is visiting Miss
Clara Zalauf at her home in Phillipsburg.
/ Mrs. Ned Sutton and daughter. of
Phillipsburg, are being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson at their
home in Allen street, Netcong.
! Borough Clerk Meade, of Netconp has
issued 275 fishing and hunting licenses to
residents, and twenty-five to non-resi-
dents. Jerry has received a new sunni
ALI OF the 125 excursion tickets on
hand at the Lackawanna station for the
Belvidere farmers picnic were sold. and
over fifty persons went on the regular
i fare With the Methodist and Prssh1.
terrain church picnics at Budd Lake also
i the twin boroughs yesterday seemed
somewhat deserted