Caldwell Melange of Pike County Vacation Notes
A jumble of local notices from Caldwell recount summer travelers and visits by William and Harry Lucas, Cone A. and family, Hunter couple, and others. Petit jurors Lloyd Ward Jehon Heanson and George Thorward are listed for two weeks. A call to attend a church concert and various town scenes are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Harry Lucas
Pike County
Cone A
Hanford Place
Tierien Bay Park
Charlee M. Hunter
Bradley Beach
Tiivam Ward
Jehon H. Heanson
George Thorward
Mee leMoyne Burteigh
Lafayéte Avenue
Brooklyn
Neice
Benjamin UO. Underhill
Museland Avenue
Ells
Methodiat
Swan
Caldwell
Broad
Newark
Local social notes and upcoming church events in Roseland
Miss Florence Patton of Westville visits sister Mrs S H H Williams. Baptism is expected at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. Miss Carrie DeCamp and Miss Ethel Meeker vacation at Ocean Grove. Roseland baseball team lost to Northfield 15 to 2. An August 19 entertainment at Roseland Presbyterian Church features Prof E J Ebbels with ice cream and cake. The Phoebe Hyer estate to be sold August 18 at 2 pm, two acres with house and barn plus one acre with barn, administrator Jackson Hyer. A Harding summer evening at Roseland included whist, dancing, music, with guests from New York, Newark, and Roseland. Rev William Fryling of Newark to preach at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. Rev J H Alger and Mrs Alger and Mr and Mrs E A Williams go driving through Morris and Essex counties. Mrs F R Moger visiting Maneville L L in August. husband to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Patton
Westville
S. HH. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Carrie DeCamp
Ethel Meeker
Otean Grove
Witsel R. DeCamp
Percy E. Williams
William Fryling
Newark
F. R. Moger
Maneville L. L
J. H. Alger
Jackson Hyer
Harding
Roseland
New York
Sunshine Fete at Caldwell by Sunshine Society
The Caldwell Sunshine Society hosts a Sunshine Fete on the lawn of Miss Helen Provost in Caldwell on the afternoon and evening of August 19 with a rain date August 21. Activities include a home made candy sale a fortune tree ice cream and lemonade Sunshine flowers for sale and music by Sunshine members inviting Caldwell residents and guests to help spread sunshine to the less fortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Sunshine Society
Helen Provost
Bloomfield
Avenue
Caldwell
Benedict
Sunshine
Cloud Burst Destroys Caldwell Streets and Trolleys
A devastating Caldwell storm floods Bloomfield avenue and surrounding streets, wrecking trolleys, undermining sidewalks, and damaging Grover House and nearby businesses. Floodwaters stretch across Pine Brook and wash out roads, with several cars stalled and a bridge damaged. injuries and property losses run high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Grover House
Bloomfield Avenue
G. D. Rittoe
Franklin Street
Britton
Bt. 8
Harland
Hoseland Avenue
James Brady
Brady
Monomospeck
Franklin Avenue
Coney Island
Pine Brook
Iowa
Franklin
Michael Whelan
Whelan
Mr. Whalen
North Caldwell
New County
Board of Freeholders
Mountain Avenue
Chestnut Stree
Ordinances and Damages Paid After Borough Meeting
The council approved settlements from damages to John Barben totaling 20.42 and ordered payment. Council instructed the clerk to notify Campbell avenue property owners to inspect a proposed grade profile. Ordinances establishing grades for Westville avenue Washburn Place Prospect avenue and Cleveland street Brookside avenue passed final reading. A 200 appropriation was approved for road repairs under the Road Committee. The note for 300 was to be paid from the borough assessment map held by M B Lindsley with interest. The meeting adjourned to August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barben
Campbell Avenue
Speer
Westville Avenue
Washburn Place
Prospect Avenue
Cleveland Careet
Brookside Avenue
Coudit
M. B. Lindsley
Social Notes From Hoboken to West Orange
Mrs. George Knight of Hoboken visits Mrs. Belle Collins. Miss Sadie Meeker stays with Miss Bessie Condit at West Orange. Master Clarence Baldwin of Orange visits Mr. Erik Bur net. Mr. P. Cowen plans additions to hat factory and home. Misses Bessie Grace Van Ness return from Newark visit with Miss Priest. Mrs. William Crosby of Scotland Street Orange visits Mrs. C Rimback. Mrs. T. W. Smith and Miss Irene Smith of Bloomfield board with Mrs. 8S. H. Burnet. Mr. and Mrs. George Gamble of East Orange visit relatives there. Mrs. J. Wilson with May and Marion Wilson of West Orange board with Mrs. J. F. Hoffman. Mrs. Buemkel and her young daughter Marion from New York board with Mrs. A. W. Fund. Miss Daisy Carter of Orange and Miss Ruth Emmons of West Orange visit Friday with Miss Ella May Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knight
Hoboken
Belle Collins
Sadie Meeker
Bessie Condit
West Orange
Clarence Baldwin
Orange
Erik. Burnet
P. Cowen
Bessie
Grace van Ness
Miss Priest
Newark
William Crosby
Scotland Street
C. Rimback
T. W. Smith
Irene Smith
Bloomfield
H. Burnet
George Gamble
East Orange
J. Wilson
May
Marion Wilson
J. F. Hoffman
Buemkel
Marion
New York
Doings at Monomonock Inn Events Tonight and Tuesday
Guests at the Monomonock Inn enjoyed a dramatic reading by Mr. B. J. Michels. A ping pong tournament entertained Tuesday and Wednesday, drawing fair crowds. The manager issued invitations for a complimentary Saturday dance by card admission. Next Wednesday features progressive euchre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monomonock Inn
B. J. Michels
Pulpit Arrangements for Presbyterian Church Absence
Rev. Nelson B. Chester of the Presbyterian Church will be absent in August with pulpit supplied on August 17 by Rev. Edward P Berry of Hoosick Falls New York August 24 by Rev. Wilfred W Shaw of Maryland and August 31 by Rev. Henry K Denlinger of Blooming ton Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson B. Chester
Presbyterian Church
Apgust
Edward P Berry
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Wilfred W. Shaw
Maryland
Henry K. Denlinger
D. Bloomington
Ill
Kingdom Theme Dominates Conference Debates
A historical church gathering features presentations by Rev. Norman Pax D.D. on sin and altruism, Walter S. Lovan on social and economic conditions, and a symposium on Brotherhood. Day two includes talks by Prof. W. A. Clark on Grace and Rev. T. Root on the Evangel of the Kingdom, with discussions on righteousness and socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Toe
Kingdom of God
Christ
W. HH. Gardner
Ph LD
Ev. Norman Pax
D.D
Mayr
Morristown
Sim
Walter 5. Lovan
New York State
Har Association
C. Re. Woodraff
Philadelphia
Lowell
W. A. Clark
Colgate University
Con
T. Root
Providence
L. B. Longacre
New York
F. H. Wines
Washington
R.m.luther D. D
South Orange
Walter Renschenbusch
Rochester University
L. W. Batten
H aMene
Rome
N. Y
Littlefield
Louise Sesmourton
Caldwell Borough Improvement Association Tea
The Caldwell Borough Improvement Association announces the first afternoon tea for Borough improvements. Mrs. Underhill hosts at her Roseland Avenue home on Wednesday August twentieth from four to six o clock. Admission ten cents. Chairman Press Committee invites all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swell Borough Improvement Association
Underhill
Roseland Avenue
Welnesday
Cedar Grove school contracts postponed by board
The Cedar Grove school bids exceeded the appropriation and the board tabled action to a future meeting. A plan to hold a public meeting to approve extra funds for finishing the new school buildings was recommended. Messrs Hoxyl and Sigler had been awarded the contract for the new school and foundation under the old Cedar Grove building to be moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn
Eens
Verona
Cedar Sowre School
Bettingon
Eronk
Seh
Cedar Grave Bowl
Ule
Wee
Sehool
Messrs Hoxyl & Sigler
Slobe and Brie Foundation
Cedar Grove Sehoal Tbuilding
Board of Education
Cedar Tiove
Pleasant Sunday in Verona Lake Community Notes
The Sunday School enjoyed a pleasant day at Verona Lake with residents like Mr and Mrs George Wood of Brooklyn visiting. The Congregational Sunday School Cedar Grove plans a meeting at Verona Lake while the W W group schedules a lawn party on August 28. Road repairs by A J Taylor and ongoing work between the reservoir and Ridge Road affect travel safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona Lake
Mabloo
George Wood
Rooklyn
Jahn Mitecla
le Grand Putnam
Godbine Cottage
Jennie Wandele
Brooklyn
John Sikinger
Congregational
Cedar Grove
Verous Lake
W. W
Frank Hills
A. J Taylor
Mrs. Bush
Greenwood Lake
A. J. Taylor
Annie Marshall
Stu Plek
Newark
C. L
Twenty second Annual Casket Picnic at Tutte's Grove
The Patrons of Husbandry Essex Morris and Union counties hold their twenty second annual Casket Picnic at Tutte's Grove on the Passaic river August 21. Admission to all grove parts is free. Speaking begins at two o clock by the Master of New Jersey State Grange with National Grange representatives. Music boating fishing and other summer amusements. No intoxicating drinks allowed on premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Morris
Union
Tutte's Grove
Passaic River
New Jersey State Grange
National Grange
Annual fair opens Monday at St. Aloysius Caldwell
The big fair and festival at St. Aloysius Church Caldwell begins Monday evening August 18 at the Beach House Bloomfield avenue and runs one week. The committee in charge has engaged first class talent for the occasion promising booths with new fancy articles and entertainment by soloists dancers and the Mazzai Bros of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysuis
Caldwell
Beach House
Bloomfield Avenue
Mazzai Bros
Newark
Visiting Day at the City Home Verona
Wednesday brought many delegations of parents and friends of inmates to the City Home in Verona. The industrial building hall was busy from 9 to 4 with over 100 people arriving for the event. The day drew strong turnout benefiting trolley workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
A Magazine Parity Bee Night At Crooklyn
A Monday evening event titled A Magazine Parity with Bee featured Miss Jessie Wilcux hosting in Crooklyn. Guests participated as a Guessing Bee on Wednesday with tableaux on cities countries and homes. Prizes went to Miss Wing Miss Grace itn Mr. H. Deamond and Mrs. Huot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wilcux
Crooklyn
Miss Wing
Grace Itn
H. Deamond
Huot
Musicale at Caldwell Presbyterian Church Friday evening
A musicale will be held in the Sunday School room of Caldwell Presbyterian Church under Christian Endeavor Society auspices on Friday evenings April 22. Proceeds go to the piano fund. Cream, twine trade cake and candy will be sold after the musicale and tickets for a ride at Hasler's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Sovciety
Piano Fund
Hasler's
Probation System Highlights Doremus Oversaw First Offenders
The article lauds Doremus and Justice Fort for the probation law's success. In two years, hundreds were placed in probation with strict rules, few rearrests, and detailed conditions including residency, employment, and avoidance of alcohol. Doremus enforces rules with discretion depending on case, guiding offenders from arraignment to probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doremus
Govus
Doremay
Supreme Court
J. Pranklin Portis
County Courtes
Jlo
Verona Gleanings Noted Social and Church Happenings
Verona snippets report visiting friends and attending services at Verona Lake and nearby towns. Notes mention Misses Kel and Couchman enjoying vacations, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Voorhees hosting guests, church outings by the Dutch Reformed Church, Presbyterian and Methodist groups, a Neap Orchestra concert, and local road damage from a recent storm. Public meetings planned at Cedar Grove schoolhouse and court panels formed for the opening term.
Newark Professor Wins Laurels With Band at Branch Brook Park
Professor John Lelek of the Verona Newark City Home Band won fresh laurels at a Branch Brook Park event in Newark on Tuesday evening before an audience of over twenty thousand. He played a cornet solo in admirable fashion and is a member and cornet soloist of Voss' Band of Newark. He is also engaged this month with Voss' Orchestra at Allenhurst, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lelek
Newark City
Verona
Branch Brook Park
Newark
Leick
Voss
Allenhurst
N. J
Sunshine Social Report Highlights Members’ Talents
The Sunshine Social at Mins Heien Provost’s home featured members sharing how they turned one talent into ten. Plans were made for a lawn fete soon and the Junior Sunshine Society will hold a fair on Mrs. N. Bond’s lawn Saturday afternoon August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Heien
Eouss
Sunshine Society
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Calwell
Beaney
J. Fewsmith
John Baader
Northtiela
PR Cardner
the Brotherhood of the Kingdom
Caldwell Borough Improvement Association
St. Aloysuis Fair
Grover
Jobe L. Hayes
Mies Antalorsfeck
Leweside Avenue
Great Mar
Mable End Kewlts
Pompton Mead
Lewise Kiel
Clairmont Avenue
Rockeway
Verone Lake
Douglas
Buneet Avenue
Astury Park
Kamilton
Hbieomingdals
Thomas Ebb
Seev Howe
John Rogers
Clair
Catskill Mountains
Misa Mary Johnson
Dudge J, de Johnson
Pairview Avenue
Bas Poe la Mrte
Bugete Retor
J. Couchman
Catekill Mountains
Charlies Williams
Mildred
Broomuvid
Portisod
Maine
Little Paris
Kiev
W. J. Paske
Mantelair
First Congregational Church
Fiossie Canal
Bloomfeld Avenue
J. B. Voorhees
Mra. Fowler
Mira
C. Goble
Proomfield Avenue
Verona Moe
Neap Orchestra
Emma Fallows
Fairview Avenue
Gladstone
Bernardsville
William Stwod
Upper York State
Verona Board of Education
A. Hicks
Ae Ee
Erie Railroad
Slamanca
Bb. M. Hicks
A. B. Griffen
Christian Endeavor
J. J. Boswell
Johnson's Hall
Christian Endeavor Society of
the Pres Church
Kwg
Shelton Bissel
T,hetional
Norwalk
Conn
Mornow
Mer. Bissel
New Jersey
Seber
George B. Ougheltree
John J. Thatcher
Fred Oughelires
Skinner
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