Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-29

VI guests from NeNark BelleVllle, Jer-
sey City and Kearny will join in the
j~olliication.
John W. Vosper Dead.
An operation performed a week ago
on the right ear of John w. Nosper. of
SO Beech street, Arlington, resulted yes
terday in his death. He was 81 years
old and well-known in Arlington. He
was born in England and was
a commitment of Trinity Episco-
pal Church. A WIDOW, five daughters
and our sons survive. The funeral
will take place Wednesday morning
from Trinity Church. Interment will
be at New Brunswick.
Reports IN the charitable work done
on Thanksgiving Day will be heard and
plans mad for further benevolence. at
a meeting of the Golden Rule Circle,
Kings Daughters, tonight at the home
of Mrs. ]. NJ. CARING, 147 Beech street,
Arlington.
Many friends and relatives attended
the funeral yesterday afternoon at the
OF Charles r. Dunkinson, 80 Pros
pect place, Arlington, whose wife, Mrs.
oC6SfC Ia DlShiicOli' uiC loHt W6ch
after but a few days illness. The Rev.
John F. Shindell, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, off1ciated. Interment
was made this morning in Arlington
Cemetery.
Annabelle Treat, aged s. of 81 John
avenue, J<earny, was reported this
morning as i'll with d~iphtheria, and Asa
Smith. aged s. Of 266 Maple street,
Kearny, as Ill with scarlet fever.
Visitors in North Arlington are
amused at seeing a woman act
the part of carpenter. The woman
Mrs. Frederick Blowing. of Kearny
avenue, and she has done as much worn |
n the building of the home as her hus-
band, who is a carpenter. The finish
ing touches are now being put on the
The Power of the Press will be
subject of an address by Mrs.
B. Hickey at a meeting of
he department of literature of the
Woman's Literary Club. of Arlington,
at the home of Mrs. Margaret Blood
good, 20 New Lawn e tomorrow
afternoon.
An entertainment and dance for the
benefit of st. Stephens r. c. Church, |
will be given In Midland
Hall on Wednesday, December Is. ].
Ransome, of New York, will give
An Hour in Magic" and there will
be other features. The committees In
charge include the Holy Name Society,
Altar and Rosary Society. the
Children of Mary Sodality, and st.
Stephens Branch, L. c. B. A.
Final arrangements have been made
by Building Inspector Ralph S. Young
and School Commissioner Cecil .Arnot.
of kearny. acting as a committee for
the New Idea Republicans, for the
and dinner mex Saturday at Mt. |
Pleasant Park, Carlsbad. The affair
promises to be a well-attended one, as
hundred tickets have already /,
been sold.
A moving picture show and minstrel
will be given tonight at
Cecilia's r. c. Parochial Hall,
Kearny, under the direction of Charles
Werner, Of Orange. Among the local
amateurs to participate will be Edward
j. Gaffney, Matthew Regain, Frank
O'Hagan, Frank O'Connor, Thomas
and Miss Jennie Rogers.
Heretofore the experience of Kearny |
educators has been that about the end
Of November the attendance of pupils
at the night school had decreased to
such an extent as to warrant the drop
ping of one or more teachers from the
This year the Board OF Educa-
ton finds a gratifying uniformity In
attendance, and that the pupils appre-
more than ever the benefits and
advantages accorded them. The rowdy
element, which gave the teachers much
IN tho past, is now not notice.
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