Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
BELLEvLLE.
Public Installation of omcer..

Public Installation of Ohiccrs.
Public installations of officers of Dr.
vision No. s, A. o. H., and LADIES'
Auxiliary Division No. 4, A. o. H.. will
take place Tuesday night in st. Peters
Hall. Besides this there will be a vau-
deville entertainment and a general
reception given. The following mem-
bers comprise the committee In charge:
Chairman, William j. Barrett; B~arthol-
omew p. Kinnealley, John f. Flanna-
gan. Joseph Hughes, Patrick J. Noonan
and John Hawley, pas president of
Division No. s. ex-ofiicio; Miss Eta
Jordan, Mrs. Katherine A. Hudson.
Miss Anna T. Scaine, secretary; MRS.
Mary Smith. Miss May westlake, Mrs.
r. Byron, Mrs. Mary Whelan, Miss Ag-
mes Kane. Mrs. Ann ~Carragher. Miss
Rebecca Flanagan, Miss Catherine
Mooney. Miss Margaret Byrnes. Mrs.
Jane Barnett. Mrs. Mary McGonigle.
Miss Anna Daily, Miss Mary Dun
ieavey, Mrs. Mary J. Jordan, Miss Te-
resa K. Salmon. past president of the
ladies' auxiliary, ex-oflcio.
High school Pupil Given Farewell.
Henry Conner. a student at Belleville
High School. was given an informal
reception sterday by members Of the
school Q left the school to 20 to
Massachs .ts, where he viii complete
his educa, IN. He ia the son of the
Rev. William w. Conner, pastor Of the
Belleville Reformed Church, who has
resigned his passionate of the church to
go to Great Falls. Mont, next month.
Young Conner was popular among his
classmates In school. and his de-
parture was much regretted. He has
a sister who Is studying In Massachu-
sets.
The following officers have been
elected by the Firemen's Relief Assoc
ciation: President. Joseph Reid; vice.
president, Moses M. Ryno; secretary.
Patrick w. Smith; treasurer, Joseph
stephens; auditing committee, Chris
tian Reinhardt, James K. Prouett and
William Ellis.
The Brotherhood of Carpenters and Z
Joiners' Union. Local No. 1857, last
night elected the following officers:
President, Frank Kimbal; financial
secretary, James Bloomer; recording
secretary, e. o. Bedford;
Hugh Eagleson; sergeant-at-arms, Ed
The annual meeting Of the Acme
Club was held last night at the club-
rooms, Washington avenue and will
lam street, and officers were unani-
mously elected for the coming year.
They are as follows: President, James
Salmon; vice-president, Alexander Gull
len; secretary, George Ward; financial
secretary, Harry Brickell:
John n These were named to
serve on the board of directors for q
year: John H. Waters. John j. Travers,
Joseph A. Manning and Thomas H.
Smith. The slate with these officers
was presented a month ago and there
was no opposition. All the officers
were reelected. but there are changes
in the board of directors.
Mrs. John c. LaFaucherie is confined
to bed at her home, so Dow street, suf-
fering from a severe attack of acute
indigestion. She was seized with it
Wednesday night and is in a serious
condition.
An automobile truck, owned by a
packing company of Passaic. broke
down near the city line yesterday and
remained nearly all day before It was
removed in another truck. The driver
of the wagon was thrown to the ground,
but he escaped practically unhurt. The
rear axle of the truck gave way.
A party of young women and men
of the Belleville High School have ar
ranged to go on a theatre party to a
Newark playhouse tonight. Following
this the party viii adjourn to supper.
h Acme Club. at it's meeting last
night, appointed Frank ]. Neary to at
as assistant floor manager. to Free-
old John H. Waters. at the annual
dance of the club. which will be h4ld
tonight In Belleville Hall.
George K. Walters, jr. of Hol5nes
street. who has been visitingf in
Canada, Buffalo and Niagara. haf re-