The Daily Home News New Brunswick, N.J. Wed. Jan. 26 1910
CUPID HITS MILLTOWN AGAIN
Engagement of Prof. Warren A. Rose, Principal of Milltown School, to Miss Fisk, of Newark, Announced – other Notes of Busy Town
MILLTOWN, Jan. 26.—The engagement has been announced of Professor Warren A. Roe, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Roe, of 11 Mount Pleasant avenue. Newark, to Miss Charlotte E. Fisk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Manson Fisk, of 1153 Broad street Newark. Professor Roe graduated from Lafayette in the class of 1905 and has since finished a course at New York University.
He is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. In 1907 he took the position of principal of the Milltown public school which he still holds. The school under Professor Roe’s direction has been improved in many ways and has graduated many pupils who were properly trained to enter upon a high school course. This year Professor Roe was instrumental in starting a night school which has proved a great success and many are taking advantage of the opportunity. The attendance at the school exceeded the expectation of the board of education and it was necessary to obtain Professor Spring, of Highland Park as an assistant. J. M. Fisk, father of the fiancée, is a member of the law firm of Fish and Shaw, New York City. Prof. Roe and Miss Fisk are very popular in Newark society and have a host of friends from whom hearty congratulations are being received. Miss Fisk, this coming Thursday will give a tea at her home in honor of her friend Miss Mildred Cadmus, of Newark, who has announced her engagement to William Randolph Childs, also of Newark.
Miss Marguerite Clark, of Dunham’s Corner, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Selover of Ford avenue. William Growley was a South River visitor on Sunday.
Leonard Bormett is quite ill at his home on Kuhlthau avenue.
Miss Johanna P. Christ, of New York. is visiting at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Barthold Christ, of Ford avenue.
A little girt has arrived to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Werner, of Main street.
A business, meeting of the Epworth League will be held at the M. E. Church this evening.
A. F. Beeeher was a New Brunswick visitor recently.
HERMAN WILLENBROCH GOES TO MILWAUKEE.
Herman Willenbroch and family, of South Main street, left yesterday, for Milwaukee, where Mr. Willenbroch will take a position with the federal Rubber Company. He was formally employed in the Michelin Tire Company
WANTED—Boarders and table boarders Mrs. Grace, Riva avenue.