The Morris County chronicle., 1902-11-21
NORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON.

Association Hall was filled to its
utmost capacity last evening when
the first number of the Star Course
was presented. The Unity Concert
Company rendered delightful enter
tainment.
william Hunt of New York, spoke
at the regular meeting of the Thurs
day morning Club yesterday His
subject was Edgar Allen Poe as
Critic"
Next Wednesday evening in the
Madison assembly rooms Will be nelo
the second annual ball of the Waton-
mix Tribe, No. 1888, Imp. o. r. M.
The grand march will take take place
promptly at $50.
Bishop Starkey administered the
rite of confirmation in Grace Church
last Sunday.
Three dances have been arranged
by prominent society ladies OF this
niace to be held in the assembly
rooms. The evenings planned are
November 28th, December Goth and
February 18th. The patronesses are
Mrs. Calvin Anderson, Mrs W. Reg
inald Baker, Mrs. George W. Case,
Jr.. Mrs. Howard O. Condit, Mrs.
Charles G. Davis, Mrs. W. W. Davis,
Mrs. Charles NJ Decker, Mrs. George
W. Downs, Mrs Henry Feuchtwang-
er. Mrs. Edward P. Holden, Mrs
John J. g. Humbert, Mrs S. H.
Plum, 3D., Mrs. W. o. Rogers, Jr.,
and Mrs. James A. Webb, Jr.
st. Vincent's Dramatic Club will
produce three act farce comedy
entitled "Nita's Baby" in the Madi-
son Assembly rooms on Thursday
evening December 4. Following is
the cast of characters:
John Fizzleton. M. Kirby
Fred Fizzleton, his son, w. Nash
Will Frankleigh w. Kyne
Mr., st. George, w. Briscoe
Jenny, (Mrs. Fred Fizzleton's
nephew) P. Mcdonnell
Cabman. T. Leask
Mrs. Patience Fizzleton, (wlfe
to John) Miss L. Roberts
Mrs. Fred Fizzleton, (wife
to Fred) Miss N. Finnessey
Nita, (John's daughter)
Miss 3. Cunningham
Miss Prim, (elderly maiden LADY,
Miss L. Vanderhoof
Jane. (servant to Freely Miss M. Kerey
Miss Jeanette CLARK of this place
has accepted position as teacher
In New York Grammar school.
Miss CLARK formerly taught at East
Orange.
Miss CLARA Bensky, a graduate of
Michigan University, has been en-
gagged by the Board of Education to
teach drawing and music at the High
school.
The Madison academy was unable
to gather together its football players
last Saturday, 80 consequently were
obliged to cancel their game with
the Morristown High school.
Rev. William Russell Bennett and
Jas. 81. McGraw, left Tuesday for a
brief stay in California.
J. Frank Hance, the local ticket
agent of the D. & L. W. r. R., who
mysteriously disappeared last Thurs
day, has not yet been located. An
auditor from the company went over
his books Wednesday,, which were alb
solutely correct.
The annual meeting Of the Republi-
can Borough Executive Committee
was beld Friday evening in the Re-
publican headquarters at which time
the following officers were elected.
Chairman, JAS. FL. McGraw, secretary
and treasurer VT. Redmond.
r. +. Ballantine and family re-
turned to- their winter home in
Newark, yesterday. epto1
DIR. and Mrs. Leslie d. Ward and
family left town yesterday for New
ark, where they will remain during
the winter months = sATf ~"
Mrs. O. M. Sanderson and family
returned yesterday to their Newark
residence. ;a 1"4
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NICK. Twombly will
close their country home at Florham
Park, next Monday and return to
New York for the winter
Mr.. Naylor and family of New
York, are occupying the Jas. A. Webb
cottage on Green avenue.
z. M. C. A. NOTES.
The speaker, at the mems meeting
of the Y. M. O. A. Sunday afternoon
will be Rev. E. Louckes of Brooklyn.
DR.. Louckes is crayon artist of
unusual ability illustrating his talk
by rapid sketches upon a blackboard.
The Pratt Institute five of Brook
lyn, proved too much for the assooia-
tion basket ball team Wednesday
evening, winning by score of 26 TO
10. 1t was an exciting and cleanly
played game, however, and was en-
joyed by several hundred spectators.
The enrolment of the gymnasium
classes is now the largest in the
history of the association. Twenty
members comprise the mems class
and twenty one boys make up the
Junior department.
Donnel Williams, assistant director
of the Orange Association has been
engaged as physical director of the
boys class which meets Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons
Indoor base ball which has just
been introduced is affording an un-
limited amount of pleasure to the