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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
SOUTH ORANGE

The members o., the Hilton Methodist Episcopal
Church have presented TO their pastor. the Rev. y
g. McCrea. Il pocketbook containing n handsome
Of money.
Mrs Serene G. Harris. widow 81 Walter F. Harris.
died a; the home OF her son. Walter Harris
Saturday She was eishty-slx years OH.
Star Of Hope Division. No. 235. Sons ~ Tenn
perauce has membership OF only n.n,. but the
law Of the order gives the right Of continuance 10
any division having seven members. The law also
provides that AT a final meeting In each quarter
a per capita OF ten cents shall be paid This
tax was collected and given TO Louis NJ Pcot. to
be pad to the grand worthy secretary. Instead
of doing so. II IL claimed that Mr.. Picot sent In
the charter and thus nullined the existence o! the
division
4 fancy figure skating championship contest VIII
take place this afternoon on the lake OF the Field
club under the auspices Of the National Amateur
Skating Association
The South Orange Field club met in the rooms
of the South Orange Club Wednesday night and
discussed the erection Of new clubhouse TO cost
about $1,000.
Mrs Gideon Leo. ir.. will give a tea this afternoon
AT he nome IN Nose-avc.
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Schneider. who mar
RED in Berlin In December. have returned 10 South
Orange.
Miss Belle ward gave luncheon Thursday at
her home. in Raymond-ave.. in honor OF the Misses
Trowbrldgc. OF Boston
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NEWARK.
sr-rT AGAINST TIE CONSOLIDATED
FRACTION COMPANY.

DAMAGES CLAIMED COVERING Lo-" OF fOI' Il"
EARNIXGs-BITs or LOCAL NEWs.
: suit in which tho damages are hS.f'd DIT
Nolss IS was begun in the courts yesterday as"'s.
the consolidated Traction Company. The pIainthi
10 Sarah Goldberg twenty -one years Oh, whose
thumb was torn from It's socket on the hahiran u
a trolley car by the sudden starting o. 'he cal
Miss C;oldberg's counsel in estimating the ""''''
OF damages TO be claimed, called In an accountant
who calculating the womans earning capdc'Y ~
no 40 a week until she reached the age OF Sixty
voars named the amount that would be equivalent
IN s,ch earnings The woman has been earning Sio
a week but is now permanently disabled.
An examination OF the laws relating to the once
OF Ovcrsecr OF the Poor has disclosed the iact
that the system OF compensation TOT the oVerScer
which has been in vogue is Illegal He gets a
salary Of 81 800 a year. and fees BY law ne ls en-
titled to 81 COO salary. without fees
Rabbi Kaiser. OF the Congregation OF the oons
OF Abraham who has figured in several marriages,
has wandered over the world ana was arrested
recently for non-support OF his last "ite VINO
came from North Carolina TO hunt him up, was
dismissed bv his synagogue on Friday. and yester-
dav an examination In his was held In the
First criminal Court by Justice Mott. Kaiser came
originally from Grosvardin. Hungary, where he
left a wife and two children The judge reserved
decision In the case
phuip H. Thiee A newsletter, was acquitted yes
Il
The charge was made by the Rovs T. g. ~ Jones
and J. o. Mlllngton. and based on the sale OF
a New York weekly publication.
The Essex Troop has decided 70 buy the Roseville
Riding Academy property FOR an armory. The sum
Of $4,000 has been subscribed, and only 5000 more
IS needed.
The Board OF Works has passed 10 a second read
Ing an ordinance prohibiting street-railroad compa-
MES from using fiat wheels.
The Third Ward Republican club. OF harrison,
has adopted resolutions avOring the annexation or
Harrison and Kearny 10 Essex county.
Mrs. j. W. Stickcl viii CIV" a progressive whist
AZ No . Lincoln Park IN Tuesday at % clock
Mrs Eugene trger helu reception at her nome
IN Cllnion-ave. yesterday after , O'Clock. $4,000
Mrs. Elias \ wilkinson and the Misses Nilhln-
son gave a ladies' tea on Thursday, from uhui
. O'Clock Al their home 40 lsi Chnton-aye ,
Invitations fpr subscriptions 10 dance 10 u" h".i
at orator Hall the evening Of February - nave
been sent out -
The crazy Jane" Society VIII hold rs annual tea
I'm the .soc!si-rooms of ID" Female thdtitipH 80
clefy on the afternoon of February :
Cards hay. been received announcing me marriage
Of Douglass Hanf1gd Schneider. % south Orange
vell-kuown member ~ he E-h'N Troop ana thc
Essex Club and Miss Anna Norner Johnson At
dresden. Germany. December ., 1871
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PASSAIC.

The award OF damages for opening Franklin-ave.
will not be renstated. and that means that the
street will be closed traffic and that the Passaic
and Newark trolley may be prevented from
running. City Counsel Kilgour charged Tax Coll
ector Grear with getting possession OF large tract
OF property belonging 10 the Passac Bridge PARK
He withdrew the award in order to sue Mr.. Grear
In chancery and recover the land. The City Coun,
sci has entirely failed to prove his charges OF fraud
against Mr.. Crear. He had 40 little evidence that
the Council made him abandon the chancery sur
and continue the proceedings before Judge Dixon
ins,ated Judge Dixon recined to reinstate II. and
all the proceedings will have to be begun over again
The street becomes private property, and MI Grear
The marriage OF Miss Julia L Perrin ana Harry
r. Bartlett will take place in -. johns Episcopai
Church on Tuesday. February Il. at p. m.
will occur at the Hotel Martin New-iorh' on
February g. 80
Miss Forsyth. of New-York. gave an Illustrated
lecture on the Delsarte system in 81. johns Guild
Hall last night
The annual election that does much 10 enliven
"A volunteer fire department occurs on February II
The seven companies held a caucus on "wednesday
night and chose Herman Scouting. or Nc Lean En-
CINE Company. for chief. and Thomas Healon ..
the companies have already boted the
however. and will run John X. Remig. OF PaSsa:
Engine Company against Schuting. The result VIII
be in doubt till after the counted.
The Unitarian Church has called the Rev Frank
$ C. Wlckc. OF the Meaiville PENN Theological
Seminary. 10 its pulpit, and a favorable answer ~
newspaper profession. He was a reporter for sew
era years en- The Worcester Mass star
Andrew c. Rust father Of George T. Rust. the
ex-City Attorney. died in Berlin Wednesday:
He went there some time ago 10 visit friends ana
was taken ILL., He sixty-eight years old. ana
followed the sea for many years
\ branch OF the Free Public Library was opened
yesterday In Second-st.. Dundee. free reading.
room was opened in Garfield on Wednesday.
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NORRIS COUNTY.
AIDERISTDW\.

one o. IN" mos important subject N Morris.
town is tnat Of scwaec. Frederick V. ritncy.
well-known civil engineer. says that system can
he introduced which viii successfully handle the
sewage Of even a gieltcr MOrristOwn -. $1,000 or
less; he favors the hitration system.
There Is also a movement IN town favoring tho
cty's procuring the property Oh the hill in the rear
OF the Courthouse known "Fo't Nonsense"
whore during tine time the evolutionary soldiers
were encdmpci In Morristown fort built: the
Size wa time since marked by monument
erected by a." Washington Association OF New
Jersey.
Senate Fostc. 3D. Voorhees, Speaker Cross
Chairman Bates AMI other members Of tho House
Committee STATE Hospitals visited the State
Hospta a. Morris Plains last Friday They met
ton for Il new hospital carefully considered
\ bill has been introduced asking for $4,000 with
which to additional building. greatly needed
To accommodate the patients who hopelessy
insane $1,000 additional Is wanted to obtain d bet
ter water supply for the hospitals and s25 900 for
putting the present hospital In proper sanitary con-
dillon. There should u. hesitancy about ma king
this appropriation. The hospital was built to ac-
commodate $50 patients. while there are now OGl
confined there. which crowds the wards and doe !.
not permit Of the proper care OF the insane
The Summer Shelter will meet next week to con-
slider important work for the coming year
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
Of the First Presbyterian Church will observe It's
third anniversary Friday evening, the Sth inst
and the societies OF the Local Union have been in
vited. Robert f.. Specr corresponding secretary OF
the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions will
address the meeting, and the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Orchestra viii furnish music
The annual sleigh ride OF Independent Hose Com
pany occurred last night. Summit being the objec-
tive point An elaborate course dinner was served
at Beechwood Hotel. Foreman Ayers presiding. .
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BLOOMFIELD.

John Edminston. siXty-seven years old. died AZ hs
home on Monday night from Brights disease. He
was born in England and lived in Bloomfield about
thirty years He caves three sons and daughter.
The township clerk this week posted the notices
for the election TO be held on February % for lncOr-
poratlon under the Short law.
Miss Georgina Harvey, sister OF J. G. Harvey. Of
Glen Ridge died sunday morning from heart
trouble
The Glen Ridge Borough Committee has issued a
circular showing the estimated cost or n borough
government and the circular Will he discussed a
public meeting at Glen Ridge Hall tonight
The marriage Of Harry y Brydon. Of Newark.
and Miss Lulu Ernestine. daughter Of Thomas
Hayes. is announced for Wednesday. February 20
on Tuesday night at The home Of the Rev. u. :.
Sutphen. No Il Monroe Pace. Miss Harriet - SUIT
phcn was married to Almon Bond Fish. OF Cieve-
land. Ohio. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. George y. PAIL. assisted by the Rev. Henry
Cobb Of the Collegiate Reformed Church. New
York The bridesmaids were Miss Charlotte SUIT
phen, sister OF the bride. and Miss Eleanor Am
norman. and the best llar William y. Sutphcn, IL
brother Of tn bride. I.a n,ii q: noE1r WAS Miss
Bessie SGtpfsn
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BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLEWOOD.
RECEPTION At THE CLUB-ANNUAL CONCERT OF
THE CHORAL SINGERS 4 DECIDED Sue
tESS-FIEID GLIB PROSPECTS

RECEPTION At THE CLUB-ANNrAL CONCERT OF
THE CHORAL SINGERS \ DECIDED Sue
cEss-FIELD CLUB PROSPECTS,
The Engiewood Club gave reception last Mon
day evening. which thoroughly enjoyable.
The invitations were confined TO the members OF
the club an1 their house guests. and the plan OF
not issuing general invitations to the society
folk was something of experiment. II was a
decided success. The cubroons which had been
especially fitted up for the occasion. were com
fortaby flied. and some Of the younger people wan
dered over into the I.yceum audience-room In the
same building. where they could discuss the weghiy
problems Of the day. undisracted by the antics Of
their frivolous elders in the dancng-room These
stad papas frisked about in most frolcsome
manner and there quadrille especially
which was a marvel. The wives OF the governors
coming line being Mrs ". f.. Tilnghast. Mrs
= + cSG r. Mr. ogdr DTas ssd Ms j. Paob,
Their husbands governed for the evening win eN-
PIE present were Mr. ana Mrs j. o. Ciephane, Miss
EePdhaTe III Ry on ana N Mr Waer Mac
kay. General s 4. Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ".
Banks j.. Howard Sherwood Miss sherT9G,d M NJ
Mr.. and Mrs; Leonard c. Curtis; Mss WOOD M Mss
Miss Margaret Belts; Miss Foster Mrs. w W.
the ne eoheert of the EnsleWood choral club The
ShSTen sho under he Of %rhu
Woodruff. Mime. Lillian Blauvelt; soprano ana
William Dennison. tenor. were the out town
talent and their selections met with inuch favor.
the end Of every number and the final chorus OF
A Goring Thomas sun Worshippers' was given
vim snlendjd effect The club has about nifty
members Its officers Mrs. s. a. Duncan.
nresidnnt Miss Winifred Pond. vice-president,
Kiss Eliza beth ~ Doughty. secretary; Mr.. Archy
McCulIoh treasurer. ana Mr.. W. w. Smith.
librarian - NH,
The Field Club held its annual meeting on Thurs
dsv evening and elected Dwight y. Jones presi-
dent. Henry Schenck was chosen secretary ana
stuart LYMAN treasurer There was a lively as
cussion on the question OF putting an amateur or
professional nine in the field in the spring. Much
onpositon has been aroused against the profess
sonal plan in toto. but on the otner hand, the
baseball nine has not been success in its semi
professional role. The question remains undecided
for thu time. -, ,
OF the law at Trenton which will preserve from
despoliation the rugged and beautiful cliffs OF the
palfeadee When il Is in tho Governors hands
and signed and not until then the people here VIII
breathe easily again.
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NIDDLESEX COUNTY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Commuters from this city to \ewlork have
signed petition to be presented to the generai
passenger agent OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. asking that two fast trains be placed
daily on the road for the convenience OF the COM
matters. one to leave New-Brunswick at ocloeh
in the morning. and the other TO leave New-forN
at o'clock In the afternoon.
Special religious services are being held in seVerA
churches in New Brunswick and are well ATTENDED,
The twenty fifth annual meeting of the NEWER
sey State Microscopica Society was held az MN an,
patrick Chapel on Monday evening. More tlan "a
members and visitors present ana eiJoysn.
varied programme. including addresses ana Interest,"
ing microscopic exhibits .,o., q
Johnson \ Johnson on Tuesday enterttaiSSa w-
delega ton of seventy-hve students from the w"
York College of Pharmacy. ,,. ,,luh
The biweekly dance Of the Crescent en'i;o,vahis
on Monday evening made unusually envy s a auf
bv The presence OF a number OF visitors IRON, 80
OF town Several of the Plainfeld lady cy 1913
Including the Misses Fritz, Crane. Shepard, Hrers
Haggin and Yerkes, were chaperonea ny WIS.,
Preparations for the annual dinner Oh Tue 1Tr.
Brunswick Board OF Trade are being mau eo,, ~
dinner will take place in the dintns :, v ON
Winants Hall. the Rutgers college ~ ha on the
same elaborate scale which has eharac W,,,ism y
the dinners of the board President w ''', 90 the
McCurdy and Secretary w r. rioIss" ~. Jersey
board were guests at the banquet OF .ne a,srnS
City Board OF Trade dinner on Inh h ras,dence OF
A delightful tea was given at me ,eS aftsrnoon
Dr. Henry r. Baldwin, on "wednesday Tha At.
and evening by the Misses BALDWIN -. ,hn hsst
tendance was large and representative Vi ~
society in NewBrunswck. ..rs c,urse
The third entertainment in the mem .hsy svenns
at the Y NJ c. A.. occurred on Friday sven Wa
Hugh j. Emmett a humorist, OF BrookyP ~
the main attraction. "a soctal oloMs9s =
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MO\TCLAIR.

Cards are out FOR the marriage OF Miss Evelyn
Hamilton daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John lyt'on
REID and Edward Lincoln Bailey. or MohtcIar
which viii take place IN -. Nnhre" : 'hu''n
Fifih-ave and one hundred and-twenty -seVenth-s'
New.York on Thursday evening. February - al y
o'clock Cards are also out FOR receptions on
Wednesdays after February 10. Al No. - West one
hundred md twenty -SiNth-st.. Sew-fork
The Athletic club will hold its next smoker on
Thursday evening. February l. but the programme
has not been announced
Next Tuesday evening Montclar Lodge. 40. 2'5N
X OF H. will hold public meeting and insta"a-
ton In the Lodge rooms In iIadyn's Building.
The latest organization In Montclair Is a branch
OF the United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and JOIN
crs which vas organized last "Wednesday evenins
about hundred members from MontclaI, III, an
we're elected: Chairman. \. IIortch: vice-chairman
George DoJd r190rns eho tgcasurer J. Young
tohn: conductor. " Dodd. warden. NJ. Wiman
delegates TO district council William Dowd Albert
The Montclar club bowling team defeated inc
Orang. Athletic club team on the latters ali'ES
lagt Tuesday evening and nov stands second IN
the Morris and Essex League ,,,.
q Whiting snow president Of the Moniclair
water "ombany. is seriously III a, his home in
Forest-st.. with nervous prostraiion
,ertainers at the club Monday evening viii be
the stevens institute Gle' iahlo ana Ma ,n,
Plate At the close Of the programme there VIII pr
dancing. , 49,. ,..,o. II ,oh,
son viii he held I'm the Y. NJ c. A. rooms on sun
day afternoon. AZ which hve-minute talks vi" Dc
Next FRIDAY afternoon the Daughters OF the Rev
olution viii meet al the home OF Mrs. q. " GU
Be- 81 st,I, or %ewYork secretary Of the
American Scamcns Friend Society. ,
Trust ST. company Tew-yorl and his wife. celebrated
their golden wedding anIyerSsyy at the nom n
ceiyed many presents among them being two gold
plates from the president and employees o. the
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business OF Monday, making the fourth postomce
created in Westfeld township in two years
SUMMIT.

Owing to the serious Illness of the Rev DR. lheo'
dore +. White, the pulpit of the Central fresoy'
terrain Church has been filled by the Rev. wilson
s. Phraner.
Under arrangement made between Gustav
Amsinck and the Morris and Essex Railroad the
railroad station at Huntey will be removed to land
given for that purpose by Mr. Amsinck, who mas
ar estate comprising over 100 acres. of which the
railroad track Is of the boundaries
John y. May gave "A dinner Wednesday to tho
members OF the New-Jersey Horticultural Society
at his home in Pine Grove-ave. Prominent florists
of New -Jersey and New-York were present Ad-
dresses were delivered by James II. Pitcher, Mr..
May and others 49, ~.
The Fortnighty Club met on Wednesday after
noon and a member read an interesting paper on
The English Language Means OF Word rant
Ing" III, ,.., a., srs, suh
ecrntion concert of the season at the Hoei Beech
wood on February ). Several pro mnent Ne"-aork
soloIs.s have been engaged. - 49,, 60.
profassor p I-pham will deliver the fourth
Of a series of free lectures in the hall OF the ! Dung
MEMS Christian Association on sydney sniln'
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PI'TIIERFORD.

The are-a!arm system o. the borough has been
o,o,a,iallv strengthened by the addition Of
s,o,r, fire whistle, which has been successfully
,esteI This week Rutherford has been fortunate
in rs fires for the last few months. Chief Soleys
renort for the last quarter showing damages OF
80 n an SON while in the same time the neigh
horipr towns of East Rutherford Lyndhurst and
Kings,a nj have had property worth SloOUD de-
s,rnyed n nd hardly "A fire has been free from the
sust,icion Of ncendiarsm. - ... o., $500.
The rutherford Lawn Tennis CLUB - 10 nave an
.n,er,aIpment tonight at the home of ;. Whiting
Hollster Inc principal feature o. which viii be a
circulating library. Eacn ciup hciiDet -
ouested 10 dress 10 represent some book. the titles
TO be guessed. and prizes are TO pc given 10 those
guessing the largest number Of titles.
At a meeting OF the directors or the Tree pnDiic
library on Wedne sday $50 appropriated for the
purchase OF books.
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[E.ARNY.

The Calcdonians and the Kearny Union Athletic
football team will play championship game this
afternoon Cosmopolitan Park
The Kearny Exempt Firemans Association has
elected these officers: William j. Rogers. president;
Robert H. Orrock. vice-president Robert Maloy,
secretary: NJ NJ Forrest. treasurer; Frank Samuel
son. trustee.
The Rev ID. Charles Preyer preached his last SER
mon as pastor OF the Knox Presbyterian Church on
Sunday night.
Safety Conclave, Improved Order Heptasophs. has
installed as officers Past Archon. George II. Rutan;
archon William McPeck; provost, John Cumnison:
secretary A. c. Balton financial secretary. Charles
Smith treasurer. Thomas Duber
Musical Protective Union. No. Sc. has elected FOR
president Addison Day, vce-president j. L.. Frank
secretary W. F. Townsend. and treasurer j. Hold
gate.
special meeting of the Township Committee
was held TUESDAY 20 receive suggestions from cit-
Zens as 10 the granting of franchise to the Union
Traction Company Of Rutherford which proposes
10 run a trolley line along the Beevile turnpike
road and in Em-st. The matter was referred TO
the Committee of the Whole and another meeting
Will be hold.
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HAYONNF:.

Young people OF the First and Fourth wards
organized the Bsyonne Literary Society on Tues
day evening. and elected the following officers:
President. James Cswi vce-presidents Miss Ham
nah r.. Wilson and William Snowden; treasurer
Miss Margaret MacNaughton: secretaries. Pierre
p. Garvin and Howard NJ. Simonson; editor Henry
II. Hosford: critic. Dr. William II. Mitchell; Ex-
ecutive Committee, Mrs David +. Ramage the
Rev Charles +. Kemble. DIR. William II. Mitchell
Pierre p Garvn and Misses Bessie Offender and
Hannah r. Wilson.
Miss Collette Rowse. daughter OF Mrs. Ann
Royse of No 90 West Sixth-st., was maid OF honor
yesterday afternoon at the wedding OF her friend.
Miss Catherine CoIgan. O. Bridgeport. Conn. TO
DR. J. j. OHara, OF that city.
Mr.. and Mrs John s. Amerman. OF West Thirty
nfth-sf gave q wedding reception and supper at
their home, In honor OF the return OF their son
Edward and his bride from their wedding tour;
Mr. and Mrs. James c. Van Buskirk, or West
Thirty-eighth-st. and the Hudson County Boule.
ward celebrated on Monday evening by party at
their home the thirty-hfth anniversary OF their
wedding. 49,
bssn sxtsudlnG the hospitality Of their home at
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!, meeting % the Franklin Club was held at
the house OF thu club on Monday night, for the
nurposc OF amending the constitution.
Henry l.. Hay. OF New-York. former resident
OF Nutcy was the guest Of Mrs. James \. Hay,
Of the Enclosure on Passaic-avc this week.
Mrs Joseph kngsand. Of Passaic and Hinss-
land sts has returned from Western trip.
Mrs A. l.. Schoheld. OF Brooklyn was visiting
Mr. and Mrs Marc NJ. Michael. Of Rutgers st.
this week.
Mrs James Biddle. Of Brooklyn. guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham. OF Chestnut-st.
Tuesday.
Charles Rusby the druggist who left town TO
avoid a breach OF promise suit by Miss Minnie
Divins has transferred his business interest TO
Mr. Werts. his clerk.
John TAYLOR and Miss Louise Johns were mar
red In th. Methodist Episcopal parsonage
Wednesday night by the Rev. w. j. Keatley. the
pastor Mr. and Mrs Taylor win live In Nu,ley
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Avenue ID and West feminist. to James V. De
Ex-Postmaster Thomas Brady and his clerk.
Miss Katherine Ntvins. are at Lake Hopat cong
The next subscription reception of the Newark
Eay Boat Club will be held on Thursday even
ing February II. in the winter clubhouse in West
Thirty fourth-st.
The Hayonne Board of Trade will meet on Mon
day evening discuss the projects TO obtain bet
ter roads for the city 80
Bayonne Council. No. 60. Royal Arcanum. will
have enjoyable sociaA session after its meet
ing IN Arcanum Hall on Monday evening.
Epworth League Chapter. No. Z. connected with
the Monroe Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church,
has elected these officers President. Charles +.
j. Anderson vice-presidents. Mrs. $. X. Doolittle.
Miss Jennie Diamond. the Rev. $. Is. Doolittlc,
Miss Emma Coles: secretary, j. l.. Vincent; treas
urer Miss Ella Callan.
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HARRISON.

The annual statement Of the Church Of the Holy
Cross shows total receipts VI Obs - The expendi-
lures during the year. nclualng $685. paid on the
debt of the church building. amounts TO ssa,b SO,
leaving balance of sl.97s % in the treasury
Tho Harrison Liquor Dealers Association have
decided become affiliated with the State League
The trolley system put in fu! operation IN
Harrison this week
The Rev. j. Holmes. Of Pttston. Penn. has ac-
cepted a cali to the pasorship of the FIRST baptist
Church. and will occupy the pulpit in that church
Sunday night. $3.50
Miss Nellie Brogan. of Harrison. and Thomas
Corbss. of Newark were married on wednesday
the Church of the Holy Cross The ceremony
was performed by the Rev NJ. i. OConnor. The
bridesmaid was Miss May Lennihan, and the best
man was the bridegroom's brother. John Corbliss