Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-19
Notices OF births. engsGenents ana
with notice OF funeral, 80 cents

marriages 80 cents. Deaths, 70 een"'
With notice OF funeral 80 cents
DEATHS.
RARN-pTvr-on Monday, October H.,
1910. Mary Barnett (nee Reesel, be-
loved daughter of the late Henry ID.
and Louisa Reese, at the residence Oh
her sister. Mrs. Ernest Carle, sos san
ford avenue.
BJRRY-At As Cone street Orange. M
j., John, beloved husband Of Catne-
rine BURY (nee Linninger).
CARsTENs-On Tuesday, October Is.
1910. after lingering illness, Gather
inc Carstens, beloved daughter OF
Peter and the late Barbara Carstcns,
in her goth year, 1877 South Eleventh
street.
CARsIpE-october - 1870 Jane,
widow of John Garside, in her 6Sth
year
Funeral from the residence OF ncr
friend Mrs. Thomas Rock, Duke
street, near Chestnut street, kearny'
THURSDAY, October 20. 1870 at p M.
palatives and friends are respectfully
invited. Interment at Arlington
Cemetery
GooDALL--After a long Illness, AIeA-
ander c. Goodan, beloved husband OF
Mary f. Goodall (nee Chrfstie), at MS
late residence. 103 South Fouftn street'
Harrison, n. j.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HAUCH-on October 10, 1910, William
beloved son of John and Jennie Hauch
(nee Gillick), "a Bowery street.
HEED-At Montclair, \. j., on Octo-
ber 49, 1910, at the residence OF her
son. Lewis Fl. Heed lo2 Midland ave-
nue.. Harriet Heed, aged 81 years
HIGGINBOTH AAr--On october Il, 1910,
Henry. beloved husband OF Annie
Hjyginbotham (nee McKiernan1, IN
his seventy-forrth year, 1854 New
street
JAOUES-On wednesday, October IL,
1910. after brief illness, Catherine /.
Taoues. beloved wife Of John Is.
Jaoues. 40 Baldwin street.
KENT-Suddenly on October Ii, 1918,
at syracuse. n. y, a. Dorr hent' OF
$50 south Fifteenth street, this city.
Funeral services and burial on
Thursday at Palmyra, n. Y. Friends
Kindly accept this only intinnatfon.
KEEBLER--on Monday, October II.
1910. Charles, beloved husband of
Carrie Kuebler (nee Schurl) and IN
of Otto and the late Emma Kuebier,
aged S5 years.
L.sHR-At Orange, n, j., October is,
1910 John G.. Lehr. in his seventy
seventh year.
IEoNARD--Passed away at her par
ents' residence on Tuesday, October
IS. 1910, Margaret Leonard, beloved
child of william and Annie Leonard
fnee Hayes), aged year IA days.
Funeral private.
A bud on earth to bloom in heaven.
LITTLE Suddenly, october II, 1910.
Charles Youngs Little, in his seventy
sxth year.
Funeral services will be held at his
late residence, 13 Park place. Orange,
Wednesday evening, October l9, at
o'clock Interment at Hanover, N. j.
MERRIGAN--On October II, 1910, at
his residence, % Camden street, Ed
ward j., beloved husband of Jane A.
Merrigan (nee Gaffney).
MUTCHLER-At Union, n. j., on oc-
tober IS. 1910. Mrs. D. Tallrus
Mutchler, aged 81 years months and
8 days. born at Wurttenberg, Ger
many February 10, 1&9.
INVERSION October Il, 1910, Emeline
Myers, widow OF John d. Myers. aged
70 years 122 Highland avenue.
PnRRY--On Wednesday. October 10,
1910, Loretta Catherine Perry, beloved
daughter of John and Loretta Perry
nee Manthey), aged months 20 days,
331 Fifteenth avenue.
REILLY-Suddenly, on October II,
1910, Daniel P, husband of the late
Mary V. Reilly (nee Kent. and son
of the late Matthias and Ellen Reilly.
Relatives and friends and members
Of Local No. IA United Hatters of
North America, are kindly invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence
of his sister, Mrs. Annie McDevitt,
No. 234 Warren street, on Thursday.
October 90, at . a. m. to st. Patricks
Cathedral. where Solemn High Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the re
pose OF his soul. Inter1nent in the
Cemetery OF the Holy Sepulcbre.
ROBERTS Entered into rest on Mon
day, October Il, 1910, Rosenla Rob-
erts, beloved wife of George Roberts.
RUNYoA-At Millington, y. j., on
Tuesday, October IS, 1910. Lydia,
widow OF David c. Runyon. in her
95th year.
SHAUGHNSEY-On October is, 1910,
Mary, wife OF Patrick Shaughnsey
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. 20 Carlisle place. on
Thursday, October co. at S:45 a. m..
to the Cathedral where a High Mass