The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-29
News Items of West Hudson
HARRlS0N-EAST NEWARK.

Louis J. Hickman, of 312 Davis avenue,
Harrison, has returned from a vacation al
Unionville, ". Y.
Mrs. Charles J. Heinbold, OF AT Hamll-
ton street, Harrison, Is spending a vaca-
ton In the Pocouo Mountains
The Misses Anna and Mary White. of
301 North Fourth street, Harrison. are at
Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Evans. of 3iS North Sec
ond street. Harrison, is spending her vaca-
tion at the Highlands.
The letter-carriers attached to the Harri-
son sub-station of the Newark Dostoffiee
went on ar outing to Carstadt Yesterday.
The Harrison firemen were called out
about o'clock yesterday afternoon to put
out small blaze which occurred at the
Webb Folding Box Company In Sussex
street, that town.
Mayor Joseph P. Riordan, of Harrison,
has returned from his vacation, which
was spent at Star Rock, Catskill Noun
tains.
The fifteenth annual outing of the Pas
sale River Yacht Club will take place
Sunday. September % to Witzers Point
View Island, Long Island Sound.
The Misses Mary ]. Gallivan, of North
Fifth street and Helen Costello, of Davis
avenue. both of Harrison. are in Maine,
where they will remain for several weeks
Miss Lillian and Joseph Weidner, both
of Harrison, are spending a vacation at
Point Pleasant.
Mrs George w. Reuther of Washington
street, Harrison, is at Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Mrs Thomas Holland and the Misses
Burns, of south Fourth street, Harrison,
are spending a vacation at Macopin.
Mrs Alexander McCommus and daugh-
ter, of 2l6 Cleveland avenue, Harrison, are
at the Highlands.
Miss Agnes Harley, of Melrose. Ind,
Is visiting the Misses Kelly, of Second
street, East Newark.
Miss Julia Brophy. of Jersey street. Har-
rison, is visiting at Princeton.
Frederick East. of Third street. East
Newark. has gone to San Francisco, where
he will spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Leen, of Harrison,
have returned from the Highlands.
Thomas Doyle and Peter Harden, both
Of whom formerly resided in Harrison,
but now live in Pawtucket, r. l., are
travelling through Europe.
William A. Wright, Of $50 Second street,
East Newark. is at the Highlands.
Police Justice Joseph M. Branegan, Of
Harrison. left today for stay in Maine.
Justice of the Peace William J. Harrison
will act In Judge Branegan's place in his
absence. which will last two weeks.
Arthur Magher, of 301 South Fourth
street. Harrison. is at Rockaway Beach.
The annual picnic of the Sunday school
of the Davis Memorial M. e. Church,
Harrison. was held Saturday afternoon at
Arlington.
Mrs. Thomas Doyle OF Fall River,
Mass, is the guest of Policeman and Mrs.
James J. Duffy, of 23S Harrison avenue,
Harrison.
The married and single men of the Stff
Club, OF Harrison, played a game of base
ball at Harrison Oval yesterday morning.
The single men were victorious. winning
by the score OF 10 to 8. The playing of
George Absley, OF the married men, was a
feature Of the contest. In one stage Of the
game Absey was running after the ball
and In the attempt he fell and turned a
somersault and then, on recovering him
self he caught the sphere 1t was decided
among the rooters that 1t was a cracker
jack and the best ever made on the
grounds.