The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-20
HARRlSON-EAST NEWARK

At the annual meeting OF the Junior
Holy Name Society of the Church of the
Holy Cross. Harrison, held at Parish Hall,
Harrison, yesterday afternoon, the follow
ing officers were elected for a year: Presi-
dent, James j. Cakes; vice-president,
o'Gonnor; treasurer, William T. Wall. and
MARSHAL. John j. McKeon The following
were named as standing committees by
President Cakes: General, James Hanlcn,
John A. McKeon, George w. Riordan.
George Y. Headley and John A. Moween;
investigating, Peter NJ. O'Connor, Arthur
TFilzpatrlclS, IT.. and Joseph F Lynch.
dent. George w. Riordan opposed Cakes
Tor the position, and RlOrdan was beaten
by SIX votes. The vote was thirty for
cakes and t~wenty-four Tor Riordan.
Cakes succeeds Daniel j. Walsh. Arrange
ments were also made for the annual en-
tertainment, which will be held soon.
Patrick Remotely, a saloonkeeper, Of 20
Harrison avenue, Harrison. is confined TO
MS bed at his home with illness.
The funeral of Miss Margaret Irving
was held today from the Church of the
Holy Cross, Harrison, where a high
mass of requiem was celebrated by the
rector, the Rev. Maurice p. O'Connor. The
interment was in the Cemetery. Of the
night in st. Mlchael's Hospital, Newark,
after a long illness, and the body was
removed to the residence of her brother-
in-law, George Butt, 225 Harrison ave-
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Mrs. Mary Irving, OF Harrison, and the
late Patrick Irving. The pallbearers were:
school commissioner owen +. Kahn.
Truant. Officer William Taft, Louis j..
Schneider and Philip Carey. all of Harri-
son.
Arrangements have been completed for
the ninth anniversary entertainment and
dance of Kearny Council No. 4O2, knights
or Columbus, of West Hudson, which will
be held tomorrow night at the New Audi
torlun, Newark. The general committee
IS composed OF: John j. Sullivan, chair
man.; Daniel B. Walsh, William McDon-
aid, Michael Fitzgerald, JOIN Quinn. and
Z. A. McGlennon. Daniel b.. Walsh and
act as hoor manager of the dancing, and
ne VIII be. assisted by John ]. Sullivan,
gerald.
Frederick Blake, a butcher, Is years
old. OF Hudson, N. Y, and Michael Nc
ark, were. arrested yesterday by the Har-
rison police for alleged dlsorderly con-
duct. They will be arraigned tonight.
Mr.; and Mrs. John s. Young. of 40
fered the loss of their 13-months'- old
daughter. No funeral arrangements have
been announced yet.
"A meeting OF Division No. 4, Ancient
order OF H~ibernians. Of Harrison, will be
held at Elberon Hall, Harrison, tomor-
row night. when the installation of Of
heers elected at the December meeting
VII taKe place; The committee appoint
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range for the annual reception and ball
which will be held at Jacobs's Hall. Har-
Ilson, February IL will make Il report.
Following the regular order Of business
a social time will be held at which re-
freshments will be served.
Henry Kline. 40 years old, a carpenter,
OF i22 Eleventh avenue, Brooklyn, was
arrested early yesterday morning by
Policemen Ward and Campion, of Harri-
son, in Sussex street, tina town, for APP
pearing to be a suspicious character and
being drunk. He was arraigned before
Judge Branegan today and discharged
with a reprimand. Kline said he was in
search of his brother's house, In Har.
rfson, but admitted having been drunk.
Frederick Noepel, a foreman employed
at the plant of fine General Electric Com
pany, in Harrison. will leave that plant
TO accept a position on the Railroad this
month.
The Peoples Building and Loan Asso-
citation of Harrison. will meet tomorrow
afternoon and evening. at Riordan's Hall,
3lb Harrison avenue, Harrison.
A mass of requiem will be said at the
Wednesday in the memory Of Thereasa
Keenan,, of East Newark.
The case of John w. Tierney. who was
ousted as chief Of police of East Newark,
and who has applied, through counsel, for
IN the Essex County Court House Satur-
day for n week.
John O'Brien. jr.. of 400 Railroad ave-
nue., Harrison, entertained q number of his
friends Saturday night at his home.