The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-22
HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.


The Rev. R. M. binder, rector of st.
Church, New York city,
preached yesterday at the services at the
Christ Episcopal Church, Harrison, in the
absence of the rector, the Rev. william
J. Tilley, who is spending a vacation at
Island.
The funeral of Stephen Martin Wuest,
a saloon keeper, who died al his residence,
62 First street, Harrison, Friday, took
place at $3.50 o'clock this morning from st.
Johns R. C. Church. Newark, at which
place a solemn high mass Of requiem was
sung. The interment was in the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre. Mr.. Wuest was a
member of the Passaic River Yacht Club,
of Harrison, for several years, and was
connected with The Sacred Heart League
and Holy Name Societies of st. Johns
Church, where he worshipped.
Miss Lulu Dunn, of S7 Second street,
East Newark, is spending a vacation al
Atlantic City.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary siddail, SO
years old, widow of John Siddall, who
Thursday night at the residence of
her son-in-law, Francis J. Coburn, at SOB
North Fourth street, Harrison, took place
this morning from the Church of the Holy
Cross. Harrison, where a solmen high mass
of requiem WAS sung. The interment was
In the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
The pallbearers were Councilman Ter
ence H.. O'Donnell and Clerk Thomas ],
Casey, of East Newark; James S. Gaff4
ney. Thomas ]. Casey, BE-, and Casper
Ciser.
The Harrison Board of T1ealth will meet
Thursday night, and 1t is expected that a
final report will be made by the sanitary
committee of the board on the dump
question in Harrison. At, the last meeting
OF the board Commissioner Alters brought
up the matter. and it was decided to lay
1t over to that committee for a full re-
port Thursday.
The Misses Florence and Frances Kay
ser, of Ann street, Harrison, are at the
Highlands for a stay.
County President Edward j. Kennedy,
of Jersey City, will be at the meeting of
Division No. 13, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, of Harrison, at Elberon Hall,
town. wednesday night. A delega-
tion from Division No. IS, of Jersey City,
is also expected. A social hour will fol-
low the business of the meeting.
( Joseph Baker, Of Cross street, Harri-
son. is at Galveston, Tex.
A delegation of member Of Kearny
Council No. 400, knights of Columbus. of
West Hudson, visited Union Hill yester-
Jay W1CL lAC AASI 9GCOllu dllu lulI0 ut-
grees were conferred on a number of
candidates. The New Jersey degree team
was in charge of State Warden Thomas
]. Mclaughlin.
Edward Coogan, Is years old, Of South
street, Harrison. who was arrested
by the Harrison police on complaint Of
his father, Matthew Coogan, who alleged
the boy was incorrigible, was COM
mitted to Jersey City to await the action
nf fha Tnxanila C0Ifrf nv T1doo FRANCISCAN
Saturday night. Young Coogan, it Is said,
was working, but gave his job up, and
was getting the habit of sleeping outdoors
in the night.
Architect Joseph Kennedy, Of North
Fourth street. Harrison, will cave soon
for Atlantic City for a vacation.
Hugo Peterson and family, of John
street. East Newark, are at Atlantic City.
Several county board officers, will be
present at the meeting of Ladies Auxiliary
No. 8. Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
of Harrison. Thursday night, at Elberon
Hall. Harrison, when the question OF
having a mortuary fund will be discussed.
Several other important matters will also
be considered at this meeting.
Martin Lindsay, an aged man. OF S26
Second street. East Newark. was removed
to the hospital at the Home for the Dis
abled Soldiers in Kearny Saturday after
noon in the Harrison police ambulance,
AAAAN1
Miss Dora Reid. of Fourth street. East
Newark. is at Chicago. where she will re-
main several weeks.
John Doran and son. of Kansas City,
Mo. are the guests of Mrs. James Marion,
Of William street. Harrison
James Flynn, of 214 Warren street, Har-
County jail by Judge Branegan about a
week ago for disorderly conduct and who
the Institution Saturday afternoon by Po-
Ward, of Harrison, TO- finish MS
sentence. Flynn has been locked up IN
the Harrison police station several times
the charge being drunkenness.
made by his wife, Mary Flynn.
The last OF his illustrated sermons, Wnlcn
have been going on for some umet was
preached by the Rev. William 4. Knox,
pastor of the Davis Memorial M. e.
MI and Mrs. Frederic Gassert, of ms
Harrison avenue. Harrison, are AZ ATTAIN
tic City fer a stay
Sherman Hook and Ladder Company. OF
Fast Newark, went on Its annual outing
to the HRighlands yesterday and It was
well attended.
Of East Newark. are at Worcester, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob L. stumpf, of 1856
Cleveland avenue, Harrison, are at Long
Holm o'Brien. Of Mt. Prospect avenue.
was fined s. by Judge Brannegan
fighting yesterday, which he paid. O,Brien
Stephen Fitzpatrick, of % Harrison ave-
nue.. Harrison. Is enjoying a vacation at
the Atlantic Highlands.
Mrs. Samuel Walker, sr., of Hill street,
Harrison, is spending the summer at the
Highlands.t
The Misses Alicia Dunn and Fannie
Duncan, both Of Harrison, returned from
the Highlands.
Mrs. Mary Mccain.
Mrs. Mary Mccain. well known n East
Newark. died at her home. 31k Sherman
avenue, that borough. Saturday after a
long illness. The funeral arrangements