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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
HOBOkEN.

An instructive and entertaining lecture was given
by DR.. Stephen Hasbrouck at the Quartet CLUB Hail
on Tuesday evening on THE Land of the Pharaohs"
The lecture under the auspices OF the Alumni
Association Of Stevens Institute
The ladies' of the First Baptist Church Will give
an entertainment the evenings OF May ~ and ID.
The members OF the Friday Night Club received
an agreeable surprise Tuesday evening when
about thirty OF their women friends marched into
the hall and presented them a fine American
flag The presentation was made by Mrs. Charles
Miles and the flag accepted by Charles Gang
president OF the club. The members OF the club and
their friends then adjourned to Odd Fellows Hall.
where splendid supper. prepared by those who
were in the secret enjoyed. Dancing followed
Among those present were Charles Gang. Miss
Merken, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Guerber. Mr.. and Mrs
John H. BrunnP. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miles. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Spohn, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cells.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Weber. Mr. and Mrs. John
Ferris Mr.. and Mrs. w. Obriete.. Rudolph Kuncken
the Misses Kuncken. Fred Murken Mr. and Mrs
John valleau. Mr.. and Mrs Hampsen, Robert David
son. Miss Jennie Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. oscar
Hanger Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phaon, and Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Dawson.
The St Mary's Council No. 2is Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent Association. was organized in our Lady
OF Grace Hall Wednesday night. The following
officers We're elected: President. Mrs George F.
Seymour; first vice president. Mrs John Flattery
second vce-president. Mrs. William McDermott: re-
cording secretary, Mrs Sullivan nar cial secretary
Mrs Nell Mound; treasurer Mrs. Maria Fitzgbbon;
guard Mrs Mary Murphy; marshal. Mrs. NJ Sui
van; trustees. Mrs 7. Coke, Mrs. Quinn and Mrs
Cassidy: past president. Mrs Shayne.
The Crescent Club gave its first annual picnic
at Pohlmanns Pavilion on wednesday evening
Delegations from the Eureka Social Club Harksen
Association Millonaires' Sons. II. F. Thompson
Association r. B. Cannon Association, NJ J. O'Con-
present Among the guests were J. Nicholson. Miss
Annie Nelson. " Lane Miss H. Lane. w. Kaufel
d. II. d. Weyhausen. George Adams, Miss
i. Kraus. Miss "a Robinson J. K,essIlns Miss
c. Engel Miss l.. Engel and Miss NJ. Wilson.
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MURDERER AND SUICIDE
a JEALOUS LOVER KILLS HIS SWEET
HEART AND HIMSELF
THE DEAD GIRLS HAND CLUTCHED A LOVE LET
TER FROM AN UNKNOWN MAN-TRAGEDY
IN THE HOUSE OF A WEALTHY
MERCHANT.

Trenton. May 9.--Annie Anderson servant.
twenty-eight years old employed by Charles
Baumgartner. wealthy drygoods merchant OF this
city, was shot and killed at $3.50 o'clock this morning
in the dinng-room OF his house, No 2O9 West State
ST. Her slayer. Joseph Graham. a carpenter shot
himself at the same time. and died in a few min
utes.
West Safest. is the most fashionable thorough
fare in the city, and is as quiet ordinarily as a
country road on Sunday. The shooting was herd by
the people of the neighborhood. and created the
greatest excitement. The fired three shots alto
gether The first one fired at the girl lodged in the
dinng-room wall The second one struck her, and
the third the murderer sent into his own head be-
low the left ear. Physicians hastily for,
but before their arrival both the girl and her
sailant were dead.
The girl had been in the employ of the Baum
gartners only four weeks. She was in the dining
room alone when Graham appeared this morning.
Mrs Baumgartner and other members OF the family
were in apartments on the second floor The man
was 10 pass into the alley alongside the house
and enter the dinng-room from a side porch. When
Mrs. Baumgartner reached the dining-room after
the shooting Annie Anderson was lying on her back
with letter clutched in her left hand. Her
derer lay near her in a dying condition with re-
vover in his right hand.
Coroner Bowers and the police began investigating
the case. but at first unable to learn anything
that would lead to the identity of the man. There
nothing on his person to reveal his name or
place of residence. He was about thirty-five years
old.
The girl had been receiving long letters nearly
every day. The found in her hand as she lay
dead was unsigned. but it postmarked at East
Orange y. j.. and had been posted last night. 1t
was love letter. and the writer spoke of an injury
to his foot which had been severely bruised and
which he was nursing. The feet of the murderer
and suicide were examined by Coroner Bowers, but
they showed no sign ot injury. The letter was
dated No 80 Mercer-st., East Orange, and ended
with the following lines:
O. gentle love with bright.
With loving around tight;
In time OF hurt yet in pains.
My true heart this love remains
Later II was learned that the murdered girl was
from Freehold. y. j.. and that she had been receiv
ing attentions from man living there. The muir
derer and suicide Identified Joseph Graham.
carpenter from Freehold. but who has been In
Trenton since Miss Anderson came to the city.
Jealousy was undoubtedly the Of the double
crime.
Robert Lippincott. butcher. OF No. 2oi Warren
St. this afternoon identified the murdered girl as
sister of Mary Anderson, who was murdered by her
lover. Barclay Peak. In Mount Holly. several years
ago. Peak is now serving a life sentence in the
Trenton Prison The Anderson family formerly
lived in Mount Holly.
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MORRISTOWN.

Mrs Wynant vanderpooi received the Literary
Luncheon Club this week ,,,,.
Nc stenhen Whitney and Miss Agnes whitney
ara row a. their summer home IN Morris Pains Tot
the season 49,. ,,,.o., hoy. =.
congressman and Mrs. Mahon Pitney nave re-
,,rn.d m NorrIstown for the summer
Mrs Richard A. McCurdy gave large iu"ch'oi'
,orlowed bv n card party. at her home IN Motifs
Plains on Friday. ,,,,,, .,,
Nrs Crlnncll Willis and Miss Hannah "iiis nave
rs,urned 10 Morristown for the season
Mr. and Mrs Felix Samson and the M'Ss@s "''
o-e again I'm Morristown for the summer
Mrs George E. Voorhees, and daughter VINO ""''
hs.r vinterIng at Santa Barbara, Cal, returned vi
Friday Mrs Voorhees, has been two WEEKS e'''e
the continent stopping at places OF interest
Mas Jeanette Carter gave a tea on Meuie s hay
last at her home in Franklin Place III noiJi 1,,rn
Srena Mas Clark OF New-York. MISS Annie p ,uns
ha am and Miss Mary Cochran poured tea ana MISS
Wnstaded and Miss Jean Cochran presided DIT '"e
chocolate table. ,,,., tournaments
The following schedule OF ladies touI i nn,nS'' nn
has boen arranged for this season. TO oe syords
,ho courts of the Morristown Fleld Gun - =
a. South-st Some handsome prizes VIII pe pr
~ IN 90 70 the winners May q. singles; June y
Inoi.s. June 49, handicap singles; June ~ n En
donhIes. July l. doubles; September sins.es' ~
,nn,her Is doubles The tournaments OH jun o."
cantemher are TO be for handsome sh'ei ~ III;
20 tho winner OF both Will own the cup ohpu.I
'he COMMITMENTS be wen BY different iadies th''u
tournament will be held in order 10 ucc'ue'
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SUMMIT.

The Monday Night Club has elected the following
officers: President. r. f.. Dana; vice-presdent,
Frederic Adams: secretary. +. ". Berstadt; Ex-
ecutive Committee. Rollo ogden, the Rev. Walker
Gwynne and Theodore Berdell.
The Athetic Committee Of the Y. NJ. c. a. have
arranged for series OF field day sports for Decora-
ton Day Prizes will he awarded to the first and
second in each contest.
Mrs Ballington Booth will speak in Howard Hall
on May r. under the auspices OF the volunteers.
The members OF the Casino Club and the Casino
Company met In Casino Hall on Tuesday evening,
and after some discussion the members of the club
decided 10 assume the liabilities and rights OF the
company The following members were elected
governors OF the club Carroll Phi. Bassett, Theodore
BerIeli NJ j. Dodsworth. Francis +. Dana and
Charles f.. Buckley.
The Fortnightly Club met in the Summit Library
on Wednesday The subjects for discussion were:
"Workingmen's Homes and Tenement House Re
form" and Loan and Building Associa tons
Summit Chapter. Daughters of the Revolution mas
presented the public schools with copy or Gilbert
Stuarts portrait of Washington
The Society OF Colonial Wars viii hold It's annual
dime. In the Hotel Beechwood. on May IL, when
covers will be laid for eighty Among those VINO
have accepted invitations 10 be present are General
r. Burd Grub. Deputy Governor General William
Scudder Stryker, Lieutenant General Walter Chand-
Ier Treasurer William " Deem, the Rev Frank
Jandon Humphreys Pierpont Edwards, George G..
Kobbf and William Felowes Morgan.
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'Sw METHODIST CHURCH. KEARNY-AvE.
.. The auditorium; the north entrance leads TO
,,., sandayschoo room, which is divided from the
r'''tium by sliding doors.
-, pulpit is at the back OF the building. directly
A., "e with the middle entrance and Is 80 arranged
~ "nen the sliding doors are opened the platform
. with that in the sunday-school room. making
ln s cular pulpit facing an auditorium afford
aud, ,ssn Tor 1000 people striking feature OF the
ne con.n Is that the architect has. so arranged
uaan ~ uueton az to avoid the use Of single col
2art ~ phiar to interfere with the view from any
opera ah ine house. The pews Will be formed OF
schoo, , LIARS Besides the auditorium and Sunday
paror IONS the ground floor will contain ladies'
brarv ted to the left Of the central entrance;
a,ely hsS,I adjoining, and pastors study immed-
and nlstsnd the pulpit. The choir room. organ loft
wall rnn,m Tor choir are arranged along the west
building. from the pulpit To the end OF the
Epworth ABOVE the Sunday-school room, is the
sllerv' league room and commlttee-room. A
part!tionu lrounds the Sunday-school room. with
OoNnsfs,ss provided to divide 1t into cassrooms.
are kitchen. dlning-roo and boiler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
ELIZAB BETH

The Elizabeth Camera club held its annual meet
ing ami election Tuesday night. The officers elect
ed were James A. Knowles. pres lent; A. II. Camp
bell vice-presldent: j. A. Knowles. treasurer; John
Ball secretary; Executive Committee DR.. +. Frost,
d. r. Blackford, J. c. Greene, II. T. Lovick, T. f.
McCarty and John Ball.
There was n pretty wedding at Grace Episcopal
Church on "Wednesday night. when Miss Bertha
Helen, Merritt was married TO Jacob Weisner. The
bridesmaid was Miss Rosanna Darby, a cousin OF
the bride, and the best man was Andrew Higgins
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. II.
II. Sleeper.
The Rev. T. b. Bynum. pastor OF Mount Lemar
Methodist Episcopal Church. was rendered fare
well reception on Tuesday night in the Un!on
Baptist Church
The anniversary OF the Elizabeth Orphan Asylum
took place at the Lyceum Theatre Thursday
night There addresses by the Rev, H.; A.
NacKubbin of Westminster Church. and the Rev.
r. ! simmons. of the Park Methodist Episcopal
The Ladies' Whist Club of Elizabeth held its final
session OF the season on Monday night at the home
Of Mrs C. H. Ieorard. No 1876 Cherry-st. The hus-
IanIs ~ The members were permitted to attend this
meeting and take part In the games.
The annual meeting Of the Elizabethport Branch or
the Chdren's Home Society VIII be held next Fri,
day night at the East Baptist Church. There will
be an address OF welcome by the Rev. W. H. Sher-
mer tho pastor, and a response by Frank j. Nogei,
president OF the society. the principal address WIN
be made by the Rev. Henry Hale Sleeper OF Grace
The Elizabeth Music Club will give its final con-
cert of the season tomorrow night at the Lycenm
Theatre. when Haydn's oratorio, The creation,
The nth annual team road race for the champion
ship OF Union County will take place saturday June
Club Union County Roadsters. Of Railway. and the
Bersheba Wheelmen. OF Elizabeth.
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NORTH HUDSON.

Henry ID. Tienken and Miss Lizzie Schneider were
married on Wednesday evening at the home OF the
brides parents. No. 5l2 Gard1er-st., Union Hill. by
the Rev j. Justin. Miss Lena Seitz was brides
maid and George Schneider was best man. Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. Schneider. Mr.
and Mrs p Peters. Mr.. and Mrs George Ruth, MI
and Mrs Thomas Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Won Claim
Mr.. and Mrs H Topper. Mr.. and Mrs H. Anbauer
Mrs Goestrup Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. Miss "iison
u = yesper Miss Dora Schultz Miss Josephine
Rosen baum and G.. Kleppe. - , 1870 =. =.
The Rev r. s. Macarthur OF New,f gaze ant ,ne
last NJ course of lectures at the FIRST baptt,St
Cbnrch Union HILL on Wednesday evening his
s,,hiact was Egypt and Palestine the Bibles Brth-
nIace and the Worlds Terra Sancta -. o.
rhe fair for the benefit OF the Church o. oua
Iadv ueip Of Christians. West New-fork. VIII oPsn
Tomorrow evening In the new nan at'ac"eu ~ NV
church II Will continue until June l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
TONG BRANCH.

The Grand Court order Of Foresters OF New-Jer-
soy Will meet In annual session In Long Branch
next Wednesday, The two courts In this city VIII
tender the grand officers reception at the Town
Hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs p Hall Packer was rendered birthday sur
prise on Tuesday night. The celebration took place
in Packers Hall
The Baptist sociablc held AT the home OF J. r.
Corlies on Wednesday night was successful afihlr
4 programme OF nteres; was presented. II inc!udrd
readings by Professor Banks, the Rev FRANK Dd'u-
nor Miss Nellie Bennett. Miss Maggie Wolcott and
Miss Lulu Gardner and plano solo by MISS cassie
Corlies.
The Kindly Club have presented soma brass ana
ouartered oak professional cross to the chor OF -
Jamcs's Church, as a memorial TO the late rector
tho Rev Elliott D. Tomkns. The Inscription on NC
81 James's Church by the Kindly CIuD VI iosi VIZ
memory of the Rev. Elliott Durham loihklnstt miS 10
entered into rest March H. 1896, after rectorshP Oh
twenty-five years. -, ,,..o1 vcor.v
s,,nr a three weeks wedding trip IN the west re-
turned home on Saturday -, t,;,.,
The Nav party held at the Garheld INN IIIas
ovonino Under the management OF the siHpHyn
Nothodis. Episcopal Church was most ehJoyapie
AFFAIR. -, ,.,,,-,oro has ,akcn Dos
SESSION OF the Friedman cottage on Cedar-a'''
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METUCIIEN.

Tho Music Club met at the home OF MISS oo"u'e
wan IN Brunswick ave. on Saturday evening"
Counod was the composer under discussioh' anu
,ha nrogramme of the evening was appropriate
Nice schureman and Miss Nu,ty rendered piano
soIoq George litterst Miss Campbell Mrs H. d.
Johnson Miss Martha MacLauchan ana MISS 'o''0
Flanagan were among the entertainers
The Quiet Hour Literary Club met AT 'ne "o''''
NJ Mrs Wood on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Husses'
of PlanGeld was present, and gave taik VI"
"Women's Clubs in New-Jersey me presue
Mrs Hester VI. Poole talked on ooro'''' ~
the members read extracts from newspapers rea'-
ing 10 "Women's Clubs and the Work In CLUBS anu
the Effect of Clubs on Our Lives, MISS Nuty
read an original paper on Shakespeare. ana as
cuss.on followed on the subject, did Shakespeare
Show that lie Had the Right Conception OF women
in His Plays? which decided In the negative
The Grosvenors met at the home OF }. NJ "h"-
man on Monday night TO elect officers for the en-
suing year. which were as foliows: fTesue1 ni,,er
Kelly: secretary Miss Waite; treasurer, Mrs W. a..
Walsh Mr.. and Mrs. $. s. Carvallho: VINO are
making this their summer home and MISS Marie
Robins were elected members. ,.
Mrs Peet who has been spending me WHIT a.
with her daughter. has returned TO ner nome u"
Coudersport, Penn: ,,, ,.,o. f.,
Mrs and Miss Bngener are visiting relatives IN
Mrs 'Rober; G. Strong and Mrs De Witt Van
OF Mrs. Raven at the Reformed parsonage IN lie
Mrs. Stats. OF Albany. n. Y, is a guest OF her
sister Mrs John Cornell =, po,ra ,,oot
and ne The ere Rev f. G. HasSrouck Of peapack, visited
the Rev John Howard Raven this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
RUTHERFORD.

Collector Edward A. Jeanneret oil Last ia'" ''n,
ford, yesterday sailed on La boursosne. anr
.n.nd some months in France and switZeriahu
Several of his associates In the government Vi h"'
putherford gave a dinner in his honor on IhuI sua.
.,oh, At the Erie Hotel. Mayor william Meheh@'e
MAJ "tsas and tho guests included ex-Mayor Luther
sha,er Councilmeu John G. Nederer william
cramIch. Charles Uhl. James p. Edwards ana
John f. Randolph. Justice b. D ieh'o ''. D.,
Je,nneret Borough Clerk William H. Iaylor, i'op-
crt r Lapham. William W. Binning' Jonn =, r.
Tyler. Assessor Henry Bachmanh anu i'o'' "
H. Rhodes lectured at the Park Avenue srd Nv.
giene. -, ,,.shau Harrison of Brooklyn. VIII
saisr his lecture on Talk and Takers al the
gpntherford Baptist Church on TUESDAY ngn.
Company Of Passac and Rutheriord x, Fday
In nrndncc american Fascination next Iua a,
N,rbt in the Union Club Auditorium FOR the oehe ch
Of uoion Truck and Bucket COMPANY no: ami
Wersary OF its organization Those IN me cas-, aro
Wiss Mae Gaines Amery, Mrs. Charles Cryp nrs
Miss Kitie Youlin 4 Williamson and H as seIns
dance ia 10 follow the performance WHICH u oe's
arrsnSed by Mrs w. E. FullaGar.
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BLOOMFIELD.

The Rev. F. j. Goodwin, OF the Glen Ridge Con.
gregatonal Church, and Albert E. tombstone ana
E. /. Hyne are editors OF a new monthly periodical
called The Polished Arrow"
Harry Dodd Of the Orange Club. and Charles T..
Van Week Of the Montclair Club, will play BILL
lard tournament tomorrow night at the latter cluo
for the billiard trophy held by Mr.. Van Week.
A Mother Goose Cantata was held in the W. G.
r. L. Hall on Wednesday night
The Mizpah Brotherhood Of the Park Methodist
Church held its annual meeting on wednesday
night and elected these officers: President, William
T. Spencer; vce-presdent. Abram Day; secretary
willis Cadmus treasurer. ]. w. Snedeker; Ex-
ecutive Committee ]. w. Tidman, Fred H. Carl.
cyrus f. Person Amzi Dehagen and T. W. smith.
Miss Annie Courier. daughter OF J. Wesley Cour.
ter and Edward A. Williams; OF Verona, were mar
red al the home of the brides parents in broao.st
on Wednesday night. The Rev. r. N. Ayleswortn:
Of the Park Methodist Church, omciated Arel
Courier was best man, and Miss Florence E. Will
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-.
deayor OF the Brookdaie Church gave an entertain.
ment on Thursday night r..,
The Rev James b. Lee. OF the First Presbyterian
Church. has been elected OF the directors OF the
German Theological Seminary.
The Ladies' Afternoon Card Club was entertaineo
on Monday by Mrs. Brooks, Of Ridgewood-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
HARRISON AND EAST NEWARK.

The Essex and Hudson Freeholders have at last
taken official action in regard TO the construction
Of the new bridge from Fourth-st, HARRISON 10
Newark across the Passaic River On TUESDAY
subcommittee from each county were appo''i'eu
90 , ,ar,oropt bridge committee Joseph Riordan
of Harrison was elected chairman, and Freenolder
Miller of Essex County. secretary Tne engineers
of eacr board were authorized to draw plans am
snecdca lions for structure costing slU,VW, tne
bridge to be equipped with electric motive power
and asphalt flooring.
At the annual meeting OF the Harrison HOOK ana
Ladder Co No l. held Thursday night Ernest Big
ner was elected president John Flynn vlce-pres-
Thomas Manning financial secretary, Joseph Co,
burn treasurer. Thomas Coburn steward, samuel
.Iohn Flynn. Edward Gavigan and Andrew Walsh
Financial Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
RELLEXILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. McCawley, or lAncoin-aVe', re-
turned from their trip through the South on FRIDAY
night.
The ladies' of the Reformed Church gave sociai
on Thursday evening. A programme OF music ana
tabeau: presented.
The Epworth League gave social IN the church
roors on Wednesday evening Among those pres
emit was State Secretary 7. j. Lovatt
The Daughters OF Liberty met on TUESDAY even
Ing in Masonic Hall
Mr. and Mrs George Thornton. Of De Witt-ave.,
gave a card party on Friday evening Among the
players were Mr.. and Mrs. E C. Auer; Mr.; ana
Mrs Theodore Van Ripper, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E.
Drever Mt and Mrs Talmage Van Ripper.
The project Of erecting Town Hall by a STOCK
comnany bids fair to be success One-tnlrd OF
the estimated cost OF the han "i-'VP mas oee" 'uo-
scribed.
Seth Boyden Council. Royal Arcanum, celebrated
its fifth birthday on Thursday evening several
nrominent members OF the order were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
SOUTH ANNOY.

one OF the guests at Sandcombe last week was the
Rev. Thomas A. Conors. OF Trenton
The regular monthly meeting OF the Daughters OF
tho King was held at Miss Zepps on Thursday.
Miss Brown OF Ayr, Scotland, will spend the sum-
mer with friends in the borough.
Miss Isabella Dey. OF Main-st. is visiting friends
In Cranbury.
No and Mrs A. H. Furman have moved into
their new home in John-st.
Miss De Graw and Miss Cadmus spent Thursday
with Mrs. F. NJ. Parker. OF Brooklyn
Mrs Louise Rathbun Of Bayonne was visitor
In town last week prior to her departure for Europe
on May II. , .,,or,a,red the Pastime
ME, ME. cvh Of her home In John-st. on Wednesday
night. - =, ,ha Crescent Club on
Tuesday evening the following officers were elected
PRESIDENT, =. Samuel ~ Hamilton: treasurer
ssmne Newton. jr trustee for eighteen months
Charles II. Muirheid
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ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

The Arlington Dramatic Society. at its annual
meeting on Thursday night. he'd In the house or
g l. Wiley in Beech-st, elected John houston
nresdent and Mrs G. l.. Wiley secretary. Inc
annual report OF the treasurer sho"ed surplus
-, rha soc,etv has given three performances
J,,ring the winter each of them resulting IN a
considerable increase In the treasury. IL was IS ue
LII "a continue rehearsals this summer FOR
rand production at the opening of the next season
In st. Cecia's Church, Kearny, on WEDNESDAY w,,i
afternoon Miss Sarah MCGEE was married 10 W. ~
tn Davne The ceremony was performed py the
Rev. Thomas j. Herman, Miss Margaret MCGEE a a
stster Of the bride, acting maid, ana FREDERICK
nar,no tho hridegroom's brother acting as pest
man 4 reception followed at the home OF the
brides parents.
nublic hearing on the division OF kearny into
wards viii be he'd in the Town Hall to-morro"
night.
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70 WORSHIP IN NEW QUARTERS.
THE FIRST METHODIST SOCIETY OF AR

THE FIRST METHODIST SOCIETY OF AR
iiNeToN WILL BUILD A FINE CHURCH.
"''er quarter Of a century OF religious activity
~ several humble quarters the First Methodist
-p''0pai Society Of Arlington, N j., will this sum-
I -., move into a handsome and modern Gothic
'1'u'ns which is about to be erected in Kearny-
~'e'' q little north OF Midland-ave.
"e ne" building is estimated TO cost $4,000. and
~ :. rom the plans Of George E. Teets. of Arlington
pans provide for building los feet front and Ss
ueep' IL Will face the east, and will have three
entrances the southerly ane middle entrance lead