The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-07
HARRIS0N-EAST NEWARK.

The members OF Division No. 10. Ancient
Order of Hibernians. of Harrison. will as
seinble at Fourth street and Central ave,
march in a body to the residence of their
dead brother. Thomas ]. F1aherty. Of 20
Davis street. that w who died at his
brief illness. and view the body. The or
der will also make arrangements TO at,
tend the funeral in a body. which viii
take place at : osSlocR tomorrow low HppIT arris
son. where a high mass of requiem will
be celebrated. The interment will be In
the Cemetery Of the Holy. Sepulchre. The
members will wear their badges.
Policeman and Mrs. Francis M. Cam
pion. of 800 North Second street, Harri-
son. left today for R~ockaway, where they
will remain two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas James, Of 304 Harrison ave-
nue.. Harrison. left yesterday afternoon
for Ocean Grove.
Custodian Hugh j. o'Neil. of the City
Hall, Harrison. left this morning for a
two weeks stay at Rockaway.
Mrs. George Carse. of "a Sherman ave-
nue.. East Newark, has returned from a
stay In Massachusetts.
Miss Ruth Black, of 406 Harrison ave
nue., Harrison. has returned from Asbury
Park.
Joseph #. Lynch, of PIG John street,
Harrison. will leave today for the High
lands. where he will spend a short va
cation.
Secretary Daniel ]. Walsh, Of ST. Pat
rick's Alliance of America. of Harrison,
made his report at the meeting when
was held at Record Hall, Harrison, last
night. He represented the Harrison branch
of the order at the national convention,
which took place in Philadelphia last week.
A number of members of Harrison Camp
Modern Woodmen of America went to the
headquarters of Morristown Camp last
night In Morristown and participated in a
reception which was given by the Morris
town Camp.
The funeral OF Picton a. Brant, AZ. years
old, of 81 Washington street, Harrison, who
died Monday morning at his home, was
held at { o'clock last night at his residence
The interment was in Railway today.
The committee which is arranging for the
annual excursion Of the IHydr Harr,s Mor x
James v. Smith. chairman; Thomas e
O'Connor, secretary; John f. Prentz, treas
urer: George w. Bartlett, J. w. Laytham
MeElvane, Harry Conn, Alfred A. Johnson
Thomas Rowan. Frank Shardlew. Rober
Godfrey, Robert Dixon, Thomas F.. Mona
CHAN, John ]. Cawley, Charles H9fimanl
Cranberry Lake, August II. Prizes VIII %
awarded to the winners of the athletic
events.
The Passaic River Yacht Club. of Har
rison, held a meeting last night Mt its head,
quarters, First street, that town, ano
transacted routine business. A social tim'
was held.
A meeting or Court COncneSSa, DduBn'
tiers of Isabella, of Harrison, will be hello
tomorrow night at Record Hall, Harrison
when several matters of Importance will
be disposed of.
Water P%urveyor Thomas j. Carey, OF
East Newark, is making a tour of inspec'
ton of all the water MIGRANTS in the Dor,
ough this week. So far they were founo
to be all in good condition.
Carl Anderson, 27 years old. of 40 Bleecke
street, Newark, was arrested last night By
Policeman Dolan. of Harrison. for alleged
disorderly conduct, and when arraignet
before Judge Harrison in the Harrison
Police Court this morning was fined $40, oil
told to spend thirty days in jail.
G.. A. Erickson, of Harrison, who wa'
arrested early this morning by Policeman
Ward. of Harrison, was fined $40 by Jus,
tice Harrison this morning.. The charge
made by Ward was that Erickson was
raising a disturbance and talking back t.
the officer"
Miss Catherine Coburn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Coburn. of Central ave.
nue., Harrison. is the guest of Assembly,
man and Mrs. Joseph A. Riordan at theii
cottage at Asbury Park for the balance Of
the season.