Evening journal., 1921-07-06

quality OF milk now being served IN
this city. was received and filed.
Necessary repairs to the streets.
at Harmony street and the Strand
and the improvement at Sixth and
South streets. by widening. were re-
ferred TO the street committee. with
power to act.
At the suggestion OF Councilman
Hance Il was decided TO place
Welcome" signs at the several en-
frances to the city. The matter was
referred to Mayor Cramer. with
power TO act
Prince Edward Lodge, No. IT,
Free. Ancient and Accepted York
Masons, has purchased a three-story
brick building. on West Third street.
The lodge intends remodeling the
building. beginning August 1. The
cornerstone will be laid on Labor
Day and the building dedicated on
Thanksgiving. The building COM
mittee is George Williams. willard
Murray and Samuel ]. Anderson.
Officers Of the lodge are Samuel
Haig. master: Willard Murray,
treasurer. and Harry Wingate. sec
retary; trustees-Lewis Roberts,
George Williams and James Black
burn.
The company commander OF the
Tank Corps has issued orders that
all members must report for drill
this evening. Any member failing
to report will face charges.
Officers of Industry Council. Jr.
o. U. A. NJ. were installed last
night
Mayor Cramer has referred to
Attorney General Townsend. the au-
tomobilist who took the silent po-
liceman from Second and Delaware
streets. on Monday evening.
An electric light pole at Fourth
and Shaw avenue. had decayed near
the ground and fallen across the
street. II was removed by order OF
the water and Light Commissioner
John Refs.
The four-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rudder. Of Baldton. is
confined 10 his home. suffering with
Inflammation OF the throat
An excellent baseball game tool
place in Battery Park diamond last
evening. when the Baraca team de.
feated the intermediate department
team OF the Methodist Sunda,
School. by the score of to 4. Tn,
proceeds were applied to the an.
nual Sunday School picnic fund. ts
be held at Hopkins Beach on Jul,
21. Until the last half Of the las
inning. the score was a tie. wher
Tobin scored the winning run Tn,
fielding and hitting OF Kern and
Proud and running OF the Rev. J. r
Bicling for Baraca were features
Of the game.
In the tenins match last evening
/ on the grounds of the American
Manganese Steel Company. Georg
Mcintyre defeated Joseph Mulin
] Another match is scheduled 70
Thursday evening when Howar,
Butler will play Ralph Watts.
The monthly meeting Of the Ia
dies Aid Society OF the First Baptis
I Church. will be held at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs william Megginson
near Rose Hill. this afternoon.
Mrs. S. Il. Hewitt, Dolson Farm
is confined TO her home by illness.
The monthly meeting OF the Dor
cas- Society Of the Methodist Churcl
will be held at the home Of Mrs
Willis Blackburn. Baldton. tomor
row afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Truit
left last week for a ten days trit
to Savannah. Jacksonville and othe
Southern cities, the trip bein
made by steamer. During their ah
sence their residence is being oc
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sic
man. Philadelphia Mrs. Sieman
the sister Of Mr.. Truitt, formerl
Miss Irene Truitt, OF this city.
The monthly meeting Of the VIC
mems Christian Temperance Unio
of the Methodist Church, will b
held at the home Of Mrs. Sarah AT
kinson. Third street. this afternoon
The Good Will Fire Company wi
meet in monthly business session thi
( evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Engler. Al
z erdeen Proving Grounds. Nd, ar
visiting Mrs. Engler's parents, Nj
and Mrs. Peter C. Madden. Tn
Strand.
Mrs. Katherine Woodheld. VIII
has been the guest of her nephew
r Florian Hudson, returned to he
2 home in Camden. n. j.. yesterday.
Kennard II. Naylor. formerly {
this city, but now of Camden, wa
! a weekend and Fourth visitor wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
] II. Naylor.
Noah Fiedman has returned froi
r Ocean City, n. j.. where he was N
r guest of J. W. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Unger an
Z grandson, George Unger Ford. Mr.
/ Ida Doris and George W. Bacoi
- motored to Dover last Sunday.
} Mrs. Marie Ford spent the weel
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