Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-11
H%ARRISON--E. NEWARK.


Nineteen High school. Graduates.
A notable event in educational circles
in Kearny will be the graduation exer-
cises of the High School In the audi
torium of the latter on Thursday eve
ming, June %. On the following night
the Junior class will give the senior
class a reception. The graduates will
be Helen Craig, Lillian Erickson, Anna
bell Blake, Grace Irwin, secretary;
Elizabeth Williams. vice-presddent and
valedictorian; Christine Kemp, salu-
.tatorian; Helen Roche, Mabel Pinney.
Alice Riley, Hazel S1ade. Jennie Wylie,
Louise Nourse. Bertha Meyer, Alice B.
King, Charles Metzger. president; Will
lam Breitenbucher, treasurer; William
Boog, George Wiley and John Sydow.
B. and L.. Assn to Have Annual Meeting.
The twenty fourth annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Harrison and
kearny Building and Loan, of West
Hudson, will be held Tuesday night
at sRiordan's Hall, BIS Harrison ave-
nue., Harrison. A president and vice.
president, each to serve one year,
nve directors and one auditor for
three year terms. will be chosen. The
meeting will begin at s o'clock and
close at 8: A new series of stock will
be commenced. According to the an
nual report that will be presented by
Secretary Anthony O'Malley, the as
ISOLATION is in q fiourishinE condition.
The rate Of gain last year was 5 Ia
per cent. The association is worth
$3.50. 0S5.5 SO.
Wolfe Tone Club Gives Social.
TWO hundred persons were present at
a social given last night at Elberon
Hail., Harrison, under the auspices Of
the Wolfe Tone Club, of Harrison.
Many prominent people of the rams
Passaic towns were in attendance. A
musical program was rendered and
there were several recitations given.
A trolley ride under the auspices Of
the Young Women's and Young Mems
Club of Christ Episcopal Church, Har-
rlson, will be held Saturday, June rs,
to Palisade Park. The committee in
charge is working hard to make the af-
fair a success.
Ethic Temple. Pythian Sisters Of
Harrison, will meet next "wednesday
night at Record Hall, Harrison, when
officers Will be chosen for the ensuing
year. Five candidates will be admitted
TO the temple. Following the inftiatory
work refreshments will be served.
1t will probably be July Is before the
office of the West Hudson County Trust
Company Of Harrison is transferred to
the new quarters at 328-32S Harrison
avenue, Harrison.
Inc members of the Junior Holy
Name Society connected with the
Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison.
VIII receive holy communion in a body
at the 1880 o'clock mass tomorrow. In
the afternoon the monthly session Of
the society will be held at Holy Name
Hall on Jersey street.
A number of members of the Kearny
Council No. 402, Knights Of Columbus,
OF West Hudson, will go to Columbus
headquarters, Newark, tomorrow
night and witness the exemplincation
OF the major degree upon a number
Of candidates.
The Harrison A. c.. will meet tho
Nutley A. C. on the Harrison oval.
Harrison, tomorrow afternoon. The
teams are well matched and a good
game Is looked for.
Kearny Council No. 4o2, knights of
Columbus. OF West Hudson, VIII hold
meeting at headquarters Tuesday
night Several important matters Will
be disposed Of.
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