The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-03-30
NORRIS COUNTY NEWS
MADISON.

The Christ M. E. Church of this
Mace observed this week as a week
of PRAYER and fasting Meetings have
been held every night and on Tuesday
evening. the Rev. @. S. Woodruff,
Dastor Of the Dover NJ E. Church, and
Rev. ]. B. Faulks, changed pulplts.
The thirty third commencement
exercises of Drew Seminary will be
held in Drew Chapel on Thursday
April 26.
Moses Osborne and family, of Maple
avenue will remove to Newark IN
April. 80
Freebooter Eugene Troxel and wife
returned on Saturday from short
"trip to Old Point Comfort and Nor
folk.
Chief of Police Coonan captured
Austin Leary, who on receiving fifty
dollar bill from the proprietor OF
Jupiter's restaurant by mistake
suddenly disappeared in Kearney on
Friday afternoon. He was brought
to Madison and ON Saturday afternoon
released by Recorder Cook, after
promising to return the money.
Edward Ames and family have re-
moved to East Orange.
Mrs. H. S. Buttenheim, of this place,
delivered an excellent address on
ssThe Wife in the Home' before the
Chatham W. @. T. u, on Wednesday
afternoon.
Meeker g. Hedden, the Newark con
tractors, have begun the erection OF
the large addition to DR.. Leslie d.
Wards summer residence at East
Madison.
Rev. Charles E. Hesselgrave and
family removed on Thursday to the
house recently occupied by Edward
Ames on Greenwood avenue.
Henry Henty, Jr., Thomas j. KEEL
ley and Elwood Brant were among the
local rose growers who captured prizes
at the rose exhibition held at the
Eden Musee, New York, this week.
August Giles and family removed
80 Morristown on Wednesday.
William Mcpherson and family re-
moved on Tuesday to Hanover. where
Mr.. Mcpherson has leased farm.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Common Council will be held in the
council hall on Monday April 8.
John Brittin and family, of Newark,
removed to this place on Friday.
Rev. Ezra S. Triple, class of '87, of
Drew Seminary and pastor of st.
James M. E. Church, of New York,
delivered an address in the Drew
Chapel on Wednesday evening.
The Rev. Charles e. Hesselgrave,
pastor of the Stanley Congregational
Church, delivered the first of his
series of weekly Bible lectures in the
Y. M. G. A. on Friday evening.
Fl. B. Vanderveer and family re-
moved to East Orange on Saturday.
The Thursday Morning Club con
tinued its study of Wagner in the
Assembly Rooms yesterday morning.
The Y. M. @. A. of Drew Seminary,
conducted the meeting of the local
Association on Sunday afternoon. Fl.
M. Rider and Frank Neff delivered
short addresses.
William Dougherty, of East Madi-
son, has removed to the Thompson
farms in Florbam Park recently pur-
chased by him.
John f. Lyons and family have re-
moved to one of the Reid cottages on
Fairview avenue.
Sidney A. Hamilton, of Ridgedale
avenue, has returned from Cuba, where
he has been spending the winter.
Professor Samuel f. Upham, of
Drew Seminary, will resign the pas
torate of the Calvary M. e. Church of
East Orange, in April.
Robert K. Altman and family re-
moved on Friday to Keene, N. H.,
where Mr.. Altman is engaged in
business.
The firm of Weber & Townsend,
carpenters, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Townsend carry
ing ON the business. Mr.. Weber has
removed to East Orange, where he
will engage in contracting.
The annual meeting of the Women s
Auxiliary of the local Y. M. @. A.
was held in the Association Hall yes
terday afternoon. A social followed
the meeting.
At meeting of the Borough Demo
cratic Committee held on Monday
evening. Edward A. Isaacs was
elected chairman to succeed Charles
b. Gee, resigned. Mr.. Isaacs will
also succeed Mr.. Gee as member of
the county committee.
Henry Drinkwater and family will
remove to the house recently occupied
by r. B. Paine, on Main street.