The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-05
News Items of West Hudson
PERSONALS AND NEWS NOTES OF HARRISON
AND EASTNEWARK

James A. Reid, of 1882 North Fourth
street, Harrison, left this afternoon for
Madalin, N. Y, where he will remain two
weeks.
The Misses Anna A. and Mary ]. White,
ofs301 North Fourth street. Harrison, who
have been on It vacation in Atlantic City,
returned home yesterday.
Health Commissioner Nathaniel p.
Comey, of COZ South Fourth street. Harri-
son, left this morning for Virginia, Where
he VIII visit the jamestown exposition.
Mr.. Comey will also max a trip through
the Southern States.
Miss Julia C. Wallace, of 800 Harrison
avenue, Harrison, Is at the Atlantic High
lands, where she will stay for several
weeks visiting relatives at that place. She
left Harrison Saturday.
After spending three months travelling
through Europe, Mrs. Robert Hull, of 3G5
Johns street, Harrison, returned home yes
terday. She visited the Dublin exposition
in Ireland and stopped at that place to
visit relatives.
Policeman Peter ]. Kahn, of AZ Sherman
avenue, East Newark, Is at the High
lands, where he will spend two weeks
vacation.
Treasurer Thomas w. Murphy, OF the
East Newark Free Public Library Com
mission. visited his parents. Mr.. and
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street. East Newark, Saturday and yes
terdav at their cottage In Asbury Park.
William Butz. Of Cleveland avenue, and
William T. Nichols. of Harrison avenue,
both of Harrison. left this morning for
Saratoga. where they will remain for
several weeks.
Lewis Dickson, Of 312 Jersey street, Har-
rison. is visiting relatives In Newbnsg.
N. Y. He will remain there two weeks.
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and Mary Nlathes. of Newark, left Har-
rison Saturday for a weeks stay at Cliff
wood.
The Misses Helen and Mary Mcdonald,
'of 81 Jersey street, Harrison. left today
for a W weeks stay at East Windham,
Green County. N. Y.
Mrs. Martin ]. Mcdonald. of Jersey
street. Harrison. has returned from a
weeks vacation at R~ockaway Beach.
The question of paving Davis avenue.
Harrison, will come up at the meeting of
the Harrison Common Council tomorrow
night. Considerable discussion was Gre
ated on the matter. at the last meeting
of the Council. Some of the taxpayers
Of Davis avenue want the street improved
with telford, and others request bitulithic.
The latter substance was asked for by the
citizens originally, and this caused sew
eral to petition the Counci for telford.
ptNtIdl OtitF NV AehHN th4hSS Will We
considered.
AT the Christ Episcopal Church, Har-
rison, yesterday. In the absence Of the
rector, the Rev. William j. Tilley, who
is spending a vacation in Rhode Island,
the Rev. A. Warren Merrick. of Farming
ton, L.. l., preached at the services, both
morning and evening.
AT the Davis Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Harrison, yesterday morn
ing. the sacrament of the Lords supper
was observed at the morning service. The
pastor, the Rev. DR.. William A.. Knox,
preached in the evening.
AT the meeting of Branch No. 2, st.
Patrick's Alliance of America, of Harri-
son, at E1beron Hall, Harrison, tomorrow
night, the secretary, Daniel ]. Walsh, who
was a delegate to the national conven-
ton of the order, which was held IN
Philadelphia last week, will submit his
report. Following the disposal of routine
business AZ smoker and general social time
was INDUCED in.
Miss Elsie Popham. Of 10S North Fourth
street, Harrison, is the guest Of relatives
in Brooklyn.
William Br%eittenbucher, of 235 Harrison
avenue. Harrison, is visiting friends at
the Atlantic Highlands, where he will
stay several weeks.
Edward ]. Ryan, of North Fourth street,
Harrison, returned from the Highlands
yesterday afternoon. where he spent a
short vacation.
A general committee Of Harrison Camp