Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-09
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
BARTosCH-Entered into rest. suddenly,
Saturday, September 3. 1911. Henry \.
B4rtoseh, beloved son of Henry +. and
Mary {. Bartosch (nee McElroy), aged
~ years 3 months and II days. So West
Kinney street.
MISUNDERSTANDING. on September s. 1911,
Anna May, youngest daughter of
Nathaniel and the late Anna f. Bonnet
aged q years.
invited to attend the funeral service
from the residence Of her father, 70
Sixth avenue, on Sunday afternoon az
3 o'clock. Interment at New PROVIDENCE
\. j., at the convenience of the FANNY
BROOKS-At New Jersey Home for Dis
abled Soldiers. september Z. lsll, ihonlas
Brooks. late Of Company 6. IniftN-h1hth
New Jersey Volunteers. aged 81 years,
CHARLESTON Thursday. september
1911, at his late home, 40 Berkeley aNsso
nue., Watsessing. John Charles aged %
years.
DAVIDs- Entered into rest, on Friday;
September s. 1911. Karen Amaila, beloved
wife of John Davids, aged 81 years. IA
South Eighth street.
HUXsrER-At Budd Lake. y. J., on sep
TENDER I, 1911. Theresa J. Huxster' De,
loved daughter Of William e. Years. snp >
Bertha l.. Huckster, aged IL years
months, Budd Lake \. j.
JoHNsToN-At Summit, n: J., on Thurs
day. September Z, 1911, James ~ pc
loved. son of Mary and the iate NINA"
Johnston, aged % years.
MATrHEWs-At her home. 50 Berkeley
avenue. Orange, n. j., on Friday, sep-
TENDER s, 1911. Mary E., widow OF AM
hrose NJ. Matthews,
McGTrL-on Wednesday. September 6.
1ei1. Joseph. son of Mary ana me
late william McGill, 524 Orange
street.
McLAuGHLIN-On September g. I'll,
Katherine Mclaughlin (nee Gray Pc
loved wife of the late Thomas NC
Relatives and friends and members Of
the Rosary Society are kindly lnIdnen
to attend the funeral from her late lss
denee. 1873 HUDSON stree' M. Oh to St. Jo-
sephss Church. where a Solemn Hisn
Mass of Requiem will be offered Tor he
repose of her soul. lntermenl III N"S
Cemetery of ahe Holy Sepulchre.
MEEKER-At Ringoes. n, J., on Septem-
her .. 1911. Ira Meeker. aged !" Yeas
116 Orange avenue. lrNlngtoh'
MELLON September 7. 1911, at his
residence "a Watching avenue, or.
ange. y. J.. Charles NELL. huspaho ol
Annie (nee Watson.
NH .Ty-on September Z. 1911, PatficB,
bnsIau nd of the late Alice p. Nulty
IRE RELATIVES. friends and members of the
Holy Name Society OF 81, AloSslt tSe
funeral from his late residence, I9l
Rowery street, on Monday. September H.
at $50 a. m, to St. Aloysluss Churcn,
where a solemn High Mass of REQUIEM
iii no offara1 for the repOSe OIL us
soul. 1nterment Cemetery Holy sep
ulchre.
ER-Entered into rest, on
Friday. September s, 1911, Theodore her
man Rademaeher. beloved husoano o.
Augusta Rademacher Qee Scnaue.},
aged 50 years 4 months Is days, SSz south
Orange avenue.
sCHMALsTICH-on Friday, September =.
taii nj home of his parents, No south
Tenth street. Charles F., beloved husband
~ Grace E Schmalstich (nee Ensign ana
son Of C.. K. and Lena ~Schlnalstich' In his
Relatives and friends are kindly invited
to attend the funeral on Monday, Septem-
Der II, ut 2:S0 p. m from parents resi-
dence. 205 South Tenth street. lnternlent
at Paramount Cemetery.
scHoNER-on Thursday, September, z,
1911, after a brief Illness, Kresendzla
schooner widow of Peter Schooner, aged
70 years / month day. 2l East Kinney
street.
sMITH-Suddenly. on Friday, Septem-
her 8, 1911, william. beloved husband
of Elizabeth Smith (nee lhtterer9i
aged 3e years II months 81 days, 5Sl
South Twelfth street.
sNYDER-Entered interest. on THURSDAY.
September I, 1911. Anna B. Snyder (nee
Hay, beloved wife of Frank : W snyder
Relatives and friends are, respect1nllV
invited to attend the funeral on SUNDAY,
September 10 at 2;So p m, from 4rf her 1aof
in Fairmount Cemetery.
sPARKS-Catherine NJ. widow of Arthur
r. Sparks, aged AZ, Thursday, September
I, fs11, after brief illness, 10 South
Eighth street.
SPATCHER-Entered into rest on Sat
urday. September 8, 1911, Frank
Spatcher, BELOVED husband of Annie
Spatcher (nee Whelan). in his 36th
year, 143 Congress street
wALKER-At East orange, on Sep
tember s, 1911, Charles Walker. be-
loved husband of the late Margaret
p, PSI Dodd street, East Orange.
WINTER-On September s, 1911.
Frederick w. Winter, beloved nus
band of Dorothy Bruning, 500 San
ford avenue.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY NoTICE
The members OF st. Aloysius Holy Name
Society are respectfully requested TO assem-
bic in the parish hall on Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock and proceed 10 the home of their
deceased brother. Patrick Nulty, to recite the
REV. f. J. MITCHELL,
spiritual Director.
VIM. Zimmerman, Secretary.
AND COLLEGES,