The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-27
HARRISON--EAST NEWARK.
DAVIS M. E. CHURCH
PLANS GREAT BAZAAR
Fair and Supper to Be Held Three
Nights, Beginning Nov. 9.

All arrangements nave Deen cOih-
pleted for the fair and supper to be
held in the Davis M. E. Church. Har-
rison, for three nights, beginning on
Tuesday, November 8. The affair will
be under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society, assisted by the Young
Ladies' Auxiliary. Epworth League,
Junior Epworth League and Sunday
school.
The committee in charge consists of
the executive committee of the Ladies
Aid Society and Is as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Cunliffe; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. George Blanchard; Mrs. A.
j. Westervelt, Mrs. Henry Smith. Mrs.
Jennie Powell, Mrs. Samuel Robinson,
Mrs. ]. X. Allan and Mrs. e. c.
| butcher. The tables will be in charge
of the following:
Groceries-Joseph Fould, Charles
Coleman, John butcher, Elmer Jones
and Ray butcher.
Candy-Mrs. Charles Coleman and
Miss Elizabeth Cooper.
Mystic-Mrs. Woodruff Blanchard.
Miss Rose Blanchard, Miss Anna
Debow, Miss Jennie Baker, Miss Carrie
Lutz and Miss Annie Sweeney.
Lemonade--Miss Caroline Rainey and
Miss Ethel Patterson.
Aprons-Mrs. Louis Goldberg, Mrs,
Jennie Brandt, Mrs. John Wosseck and
Miss Elizabeth butcher.
Ice Cream-Mrs. Horace Smith, Mrs.
Jennie Powell and Mrs. Samuel Dur
mer.
Postal Cards-Mrs. William Jones,
Mrs. Elmer Brown and Mrs. Samuel
Bradley.
Fancy Goods-Mrs. H.. w. Allen, Miss
Nellie Brady, Miss Mary Woodland.
Miss Mary Sanford, Mrs. Seeley, Mrs.
David MacFadgen. Miss Helen Cham
berlain, Miss Frances Chamberlain and
Miss Rose Battersby.
Supper-Mrs. A. J.. Westervelt. Mrs.
George Blanchard, Mrs. Samuel Robin
son, Mrs. j. K. Allen, Mrs. Mary De-
bow, Mrs. Edward Rainey, Mrs. Joseph
Oliver, Mrs. George Greenfield, Mrs.
William Crawley. Mrs. Anna Sawyer.
Mrs. Mary Dockham, Mrs. George
Cooper, Mrs. Keer and Mrs. John Gro
gan.
On the opening night a chicken sup
per will be served; the second night
a New England supper and on he
last night q repast to be known as q
Cook and Peary' supper will be given.
The official board of the church will
assist the committee as much as pos
sible in making the affair a success.
The board consists of the following:
George Greenfield, M. N. Blanchard,
H. w. Allen, Robert Cunliffe, Daniel
McFadgen, A. j. Westervelt, e. r.
Sheets, Joseph Worseck, George
Blanchard, Louis Goldberg, william
Jones, Robert Powell, Peter Mauser,
Albert Westervelt, John Grogan,
Charles Curtis. Frank Mathews, Will
lam Won der Lippe. George Witzel, j..
II. Battersby and Miss Ruth Battersby.
Funeral of Mrs. Nugent.
The funeral Of Mrs. Richard Nugent,
wife of Patrolman Richard Nugent, of
the Harrison police department, too
place this morning from her late home,
113 North Fourth street, Harrison;
| thence to the Chuch of the Holy Cross,
where a solemn high mass was offered
for the repose of her soul, the celebrant
being the Rev. Maurice O'Connor, pas
tor of the church. The priest paid a
touching tribute to the deceased at
the end of mass. The p~all-bearers
were Chief of Police Michael Rodgers,
former Chief of Police John r. Cal
laghan, Patrolmen John Ward. Thomas
Dolan. Frank Kahn and Stephen Tier
ney. Interment was made in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
Patrick Powers, 90 years old, a BAR
tender in a Harrison saloon, was ar
rested today by Patrolman James Nc
Manus, charged with assaulting Domi-
nick Sweeney, of Harrison. Powers
will get a hearing late today.