The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-04-17
MADISON.

Miss Ethel and Mabel Mace have &C
cepted position in l>eye's box factory.
A list of twenty-one new books has
recently been added to the Public Library.
The public schools are closed this week
and will reopen on Monday, April. goth.
1.-THE Trusts" was the subject of dis
cussion at the University Club last even
ing.
Mr.. Howard Parker of Orange, has sue
ceeded VIM F. Gordinier as express
agent.
The last of the seasons Assembly
Dances was given in James's Hall, Wed
nesdsy evening
Mrs. Theodore w. Stemmler formerly
of this place has been appointed postmis-
tress at Chadwick, N. j.
Mrs. Emily Williams of Elizabeth, ad-
dressed the Thursday Morning Club Eyes
terday, on Child Labor"
Mr.. Frank Rathbun who had the con-
tract to erect new poles for the letter
boxes has completed his work
On April 18th and gath the w. C. T.
| u. will Imeet at the residence of Mrs. F.
| p Burroughs on Main street.
The Misses Helen Sinsa and Ferne and
| Margaret oGoWArG are Tue guests OF MISS
Marion Shaw of Madison avenue
| Mrs. Homer Eaton, who is visiting in
| st. Paul Mimi, will return to her home
on Madison avenue, about May 1st.
The Misses Kaufman, who have been
stopping for the past few weeks at the
Ridgedale, left Saturday for Tennessee.
The fourth annual ball of Court Lath-
rop, o. F., was held Monday evening in
the Madison Assembly Rooms and a fine
time enjoyed by all.
The Wilmer Place school re-opened on
Tuesday the 18th. with Miss Mary Garden
er of Chatham, in charge of the kinder
garben department.
The next social event of the Y NJ. @. A.
will be an old fashioned school or 1.-THE
Deestrick Skule." and will be held in
Association Hall on April 3d.
The Daughters of Liberty, Pride of
Madison Council No. 50, held time
social and dance In their lodge room in
the Brittin building last night
The Madison Bowling Club bowled with
the Northern Republican Club of Newark
on Tuesday evening and with the Orange
Valley Lyceum team last night.
On April goth the gymnasium class of
the Y. NJ. G. A. will close its work with
an exhibition to be given by the boys,
assisted by members of other associations.
The basket ball season closed last week
with a game between the 2nd Y. M. @. A.
basket ball team and the Sr. Y. M G. A.;
the Seniors being defeated by score of
8 TO 8.
Rev. George A. Morris of Morristown
will preach the annual sermon of the
Ladies' Missionary Society of the First
oht Aor of
April 10th.
Word has been received that DR.. Homer
Eaton, who sailed from San Francisco ON
March 18th, has arrived safely at Yoke
homa, Japan, and will return TO Madison
about July 1st
Harry Brant of Ridgedale avenue, for
merly employed in the Equitable Life
Insurance in New York, has left for Utica,
New York, where he will engage in the
florist business.
At recent meeting of the Board of
Health an inspector was ordered to have
all tenements thoroughly cleaned, white
washed, scrubbed ana all rubbish collect
ed and destroyed.
Mr.. A. Stanffer, principal of the
High school, is President of the Morris
County Teachers Association which
meets in the Maple avenue school in
Morristown tomorrow.
Roth Hilton district grand master will
deliver an address at the seventh an
niversary of Brotherly Love Lodge No.
1411 G. u o. o. f. of Madison to be held
in Waverly Hall, April, 10Th.
Miss Mary Mann Miller, daughter of
Olive Thorne Miller, and who expects TO
form bird class here gave talk on
birds aG the home of Miss Burnett on vii
mer street, on Monday morning
beautiful engraving of the Battle of
Gettysburg together with an explanatory
key has been presented to the High
school by Mr.. Frederick B Bardon
president of the Board of education
Thomas Aurling, teamster in the
employ of DR.. Leslie ID. Ward, who re-
ceived severe scalp wound by having
wagon pass over him is much better and
able to be out though he is not at work
yet.
The ladies of the Bethel A. M r.
Church held an entertainment in Waverly
Hall on Tuesday evening. 1t was under
the direction of Miss Lydia Williams of
Bordentown and was called IAN Old
Maids Convention"
At the annual meeting of the Prospect
Tennis Club the following officers were
elected: President, Harold Buttenheim;
vice. presidents, Louise A. Whittlesey;
secretary and treasurer, Ernest l. Jones:
executive committee, Eleanor Holden and
Hayward Burnett.
Mr.. Fred B. Bardon, cashier of the First
National Bank is giving series of talks
on banking to the High School class in
bookkeeping and has offered prize of a
fountain pen to the pupil who passes the
best examination on bank practice and a
prize to every one who receives a perfect
mark.
MIR. and Mrs. e. G. Randall of Park ave
nue., rendered reception to groupe of
young men of the Y M. O. A. one even
ing last week and were assisted in re
ceiving by Miss Marjorie Paulmier of
Green avenue, and Miss M. Grundy of
Jersey City During the evening steps
were taken to organize home Bible
Club.
Special music was rendered at Christ's
Methodist Episcopal Church on Easter
Sunday and DIR. James B. Faulks who
has served as pastor for the past five years
began his sixth year of pastoral work
Grace Episcopal Church also had a pro
gram of Easter music and the O'Clock
service was carol service given by the
children of the Sunday shool.
The line up for the base ball team of the
Madison High School Is as follows:
Catcher, William DeMott; pitcher and
second base, Fred w Bardon; first base,
Monroe Hancock; second base, William
Hart; shortstop, Frank Rafter; thir0
base, Lester Buttenheim; left field. Fred
Van Voorhis: center field, Frank Ryan
and right field, Charlie Steitz. The
schedule Is as follows: April 2S Past