Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-07
DEATHS.

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DEATHS.
BoNN-Suddenly. on December 6, 1911
Edward A, beloved son of Emil and
Henrietta Bonn, aged 10 years, ACE
Grove street.
BORNER-On Wednesday. December g.
1911, Thomas, beloved husband of Agatha
Borner fnee Remle1 in his 74th year.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited
to attend the funeral services at his late
home, 81 Peshine avenue, on SATURDAY
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. lnterment Ill
Woodland Cemetery.
CARRoLL-At Harrison. y. j., on De
cember Z. 1911, at her late residence
20g North Fourth street. Harrison, Annie,
wife of the late John Carroll.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CLARK-At Orange. n. }. Pattie Clark
beloved daughter of Martha clark,
entered into rest on December D. az
her residence, SO HICKORY street, III
her 37th year.
CuRTIs-At West Orange, y. j. on
December Z, 1911. Alfred Curtis, be-
loved husband of Mary Curtis (nee
keysJ.
FRITSCH-Entered into rest, on Decem,
Der 5. 1911. Donat A. fritsch' beloved
husband of Lena Fritsch. aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends and the societies
of which the deceased was a memoer
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Friday. December 5. az ~
p. M. from his late residence, ID Little.
ton avenue. Interment IL paramount
Cemetery.
FuLCHGa-on December 5, 1911, Eliza
beth, beloved wife of the late John
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral services on
Irri,1,.r naparahpp x at S.3D ID. M. al the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. John II.
Mclean, No. 2o9 South Tenth street. n
lyn, on Saturday at the convenience OF
the family.
GREGORY-On December 6, 1911, John,
beloved son Of Patrick and the late
Mary Gregory (nee Boyle), S02 La
fayette street.
nANLoN-At Madison. y. j.. DecemcboeHr
5, 1911. Patrick Fl. Hanlon, In his 66th
year.
h 1si1' Mary Hastings. at her late resi-
denee. 27 Mulberry street.
KERN-dree Stadelhofer) suddenly,
on December 4, 1911. Matilda. be
loved mother of Carrie Kern in her
18th yeat.
LoBDEL-At her home, 1913 Clinton
fyengei ,o ,rX . f1911 Minnie WVrIgley. wife
iPtiflit'Il u - -
OF Edward P. Lohdell.
MsroNFY-on December ., Catherine
Maloney.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend the e, fN vr,gbt i IRON n on
s a. r rgslaen tbs S St1 M n Ssfia1 a. M. to St
rolnmha's Church, where a Solemn High
Mass Of Requiem will !e offered for the
rcncso of her sopl. Interrnent IN the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
MASON-On November 30, 1911, Mary
E'iga. wife Of John Mason, formerly
Of Newnr't, and daughter of Abram
w. Baldwin, deceased,
MeCHEsNEY-on December 5. 1911. James
A.. McChesney.. aged q years
Relatives and friends, also the car
nanters' Local No; 119, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services on
Thursday evening at s o'clock at the
residence Of his SON, Charles f., Nc
Ghefn frida III m littIetoa at f fEe nonven ihsePo
OF the family. Elizabeth papers please
copy.
M~oNROE-nn December 8, 1911, Mary A.
Monroe, 155 New Jersey Railroad avenue.
MoRRISsEY-On December >. 19l1:,, at
her residence, 50 Hawkins street. Ellen,
beloved widow of the late Thomas Nor
rissey
sCARRITT-Suddenly, at the Hotel
clinton. Fast Orange. n. j., Deem
Der I, 1911. Winthrop Eugene Scar
rift, in his 55th year.
sM1rH-At Harrison. N. j.. on December
1911, at her residence Sol Second
Frederick ". and the late Catherine
f'mitli tnee Lyons).
sNEYD-At her late residence. SO Bald
win street. on Thursday. December
Z. 1911. Estelle Prentis. daughter OF
Frederick c. and Amy Daily.
soPEr-Wiiliam Franklin Soper. for
merly of Newark n. j.. died at Rock
ford. Ill. November so, in the 62d
year of his age.
TAYLoR-on December 8, 1911, at his late
residence. 194 Norfolk street, Daniel, hus-
band of Julia Taylor.
TuTTLE--"l December 8, 1911, Ida, be-
loved wife of Joseph futile.
WOoDRUFF-on December 5. 1911. Mt her
home, 81 Magazine street, Gertrude f..
Youngest beloved daughter of Charles
H. and the late Margaret Woodruff.
Aged % years months 25 days
WITTENBERG-on Wednesday, De-
cember 6. 1911, Samuel Swan, hus-
band of Mary e. and son. of Lydia
\. and the late Joseph w. Witten-
berg. 361a South Twelfth street.
Resolutions
AT a special meeting OF the directors Of the
Eagles Building and Loan Association, of
Newark, n. j.. the { flowing was %adopted;
December G. 1911.
Mr.. Andrew Wolf, a member Of the Board
Of Directors of the eagles Building and Loan
Association. of Newark. y. j., was removed
from our midst bv death. Mr.. Wolf was vice.
president of the association, In ali his bust
ness relations. also with this association. he
was careful, conscientious, upright and hon
orab1e.
Naturally conservative in his Judgment and
decisions; irm IN his opini ms. he was never