Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-04
KEARNY-ARliNGTON.
C-raig-KiIgour wedding.

Craig-KiIgour Wedding.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage in this city yesterday of Miss
Mary Kilgour, of Newark, and Samuel
Craig, of Maple street, Kearny. The
ceremony was performed at the brides
home by the Rev. Mr.. Hegeman, as
sistant to the Rev. James I. Vance,
rector of the North Reformed Church.,
this city. The couple expect to make
their home on State street, Newark.
Taken Ill on street.
Edward Fairhurst, a teamster, of "a
Dukes street, Kearny, was seized with
a fainting spell at 7:30 o'clock las,
night at the corner of Grant and john
ston avenues, Kearny. The town ambu-
lance was summoned and Chief of Po-
lice Tolen and Detective -Sergean,
Oliver took the man, who seemed on
the verge of collapse, to his home.
Sometime ago Mr.. Fairhurst suffered b
slight paralytic stroke. This morning
he was somewhat better, but very
weak
The mems Club of the Knox Presby-
terrain Church, Kearny, has arranged
~ piON1dC oil tltC Io6o ~ NO tCo W
the Sunday school children in the an
nual parade of the West Hudson Sun
day School Association on Saturday
afternoon. June IS. A meeting of the
association will be held in Knox Chapel
Tuesday evening.
John M. Gillespie, a railway p~ostoffice
clerk, of 772 Kearny avenue, Arlington,
while descending from the second TO
the first floor of his house early last
night tripped and fell down a fight or
stairs. dislocating his left shoulder.
A fairsized audience last night wit
messed the concert given by the Knox
choir in the Knox Presbyterian Church,
Kearny. The affair was entitled,
Songs of All Nations and was give.
for III benefit of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, Kearny, a good-sizeo
amount being netted.
Plans nave beer filed by Architect
Joseph B. Kennedy with Building In
spector Ralph S. Young, of Kearny,
for the following new houses: For Mrs.
Moyser, two-family house on Magnolia
avenue, S., 900; James Clark, one-family
dwelling on Quincy avenue. $4,000, n
John King, tenement for $4,000, and
one-family dwelling for $4,000 on Ber>
gen avenue.
Many houserolders in Kearny who
had failed to pay their water rent
yielded yesterday when visited for a
last time by Water Purveyor Hugh Nc
Quoid and settled their arrears. Sew
eral, however, were unable or unwilling
to pay. and the purveyor, acting under
orders from the water committee,
,,.o,ap+Ixy +,r,nad off Tho ct,npJv ~ 10
believed thai many of those who failed
the office of Town Collector Frederick
Pierce. 1t will. however, cost 81 to have
the water turned on again.
The license committee of the Kearny
Town Council gives notice that all ice
men, bakers, milkmen, hucksters and
others who sell from wagons and who
failed to AXE out licenses up to the
time limit of yesterday are now subject
to arrest If they continue to transact
business.
THE Foundations of Christianity a
continuation of the pastors theme of
last Sunday, will be the subject of the
sermon to be delivered by the Rev. j.
Franklin Shindell at the First Baptist
&llutIlis "a lllSLphf tOihpitoN III III
In the evening the Rev. Sydney Powell,
of New York, a young man just enter
ing the ministry, will preach. This eve
ming the Philathea class and the Barac-
ca Boys of the Sunday school will hold
a lawn festival on the grounds recently
bought for church extension, corner of
Kearny and Eilshemius n
IF Jesus Came to Arlington will be
the evening sermon theme of the Rev.
DIR. Aylsworth, pastor, at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. Arlington,
tomorrow. Holy communion and recep-
ton of members will be the features
of the morning service. At the Senior
Epworth League service at 6:45 p. m.
Captain Norris. of the Salvation Army,
will speak on the subject, The Chris
tian's Friendship with His Lord"
Alfred ~Greenhalgh, of 81 Woodland
avenue, Kearny, has as his guests, Mr..
and Mrs. William Evans, Of Atlantic
City, and we'll known former residents
of Kearny. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, with
their niece. Miss Higson. will sail for
Europe June IL,
A recital will be given at Quincy
Hall. Arlington, this evening by the
pupils of Miss Hilma Anderson, pianist,
of Arlington. Mrs. Selma Booth-Cook
and Professor o. II. Westlin will assist.
At the Knox Presbyterian Church.
Kearny, the Lords supper will be cele-
brated at The communion service to-
morrow morning, and a number OF new
members welcomed into the church.
The pastor, the Rev. Roland s. Daw-
son, will speak in the evening on I'm
pressions of the Recent General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church at At
lantic city"
Mrs. Mabel B. Faraday has been
chosen by Arlington Chapter of the
American Woman's League as delegate
to the national convention of the league
at University City, st. Louis, Mo-, June