The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-03-20
MADISON.

Naylor, Of New York formerly of Drew.
Ths yearly collection was 500 which Is the
amount the school pledges to raise
DR.. James M Buckley. tditor of the
Christian Advocate, preached in Christ
Methodist church On Sunday morning.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Y NJ c. A. was held on
Monday evening of this week.
Rev. John Newton Freeman, D. D.. of
New York, addressed the Mems Meeting
on Sunday afternoon, on the subject:
"Untainted Amid the Temptations of
Social Life"
The next number and last one of the Z.
NJ c. A. Star Course will be held on
March Goth, and will be the Katherine
Ridgeway Co.
The regular business and social meeting
of the Junior League of Christ's Nj II.
church, was held last Wednesday, in the
Chapel
The Basket Ball game played last week
between the Seniors and Irvington Field
Club, was won by the Irvington's with
score of 81 to 10.
Miss Miriam Scofield, who has been
visiting in Stamford, Conn, has returned
home.
John Carmichael, so years of age. and
who died at The home of James ID. Clark,
of Park avenue, was native of Scotland
and has been in this country for Eiore
than fifty years, forty of which were sp MT
in the home of Mr.. Clark.
On Tuesday evening Father Mcdowell
gave an illustrated lecture on Ireland
describing the country and its scenery.
Sings appropriate to ST. Patrick's Day
were sung.
Twenty nine friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Molborn gave them surprise last week in
honor of their thirty-fourth wedding
anniversary. A very enjoyable time was
spent
Rev. George Wilson Brent preached at
the morning service of the Bethel A. NJ.
e. church, Rev. H E. Garrison, of Drew,
in the afternoon, and Rev. w. o. Davis,
pastor, in the evening
At recent meeting of the teacher of
Morris County, held in Dover, Princip 81
presented the subject of grammar to those
present. In the afternoon the Morris
County Principals Association was or
ganized with Superintendent Haven, of
Morristown, as president.
Mr.. Graham r. Holly, of Stamford. who
has been visiting Miss Sco6eld, of Brittin
street. returned home on Monday.
Mr.. Guy c. Delmau, of New York, WAS
the CUES of the Misses Hancock, of Maple
avenue, over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Wildman, Librarian of the
Public Library, recently addressed the
faculty and students of the High School,
ON 1.-The History of Printing"
About 200 people attended the public
meeting of the High School Liter ry
GooiafU last FRIDAY afGeraOOn
A copy of the Legislative Manual has
been presented to the High School by AS
semblyman VIM. I. Brown $500
Miss Louise B. Hopping, teacher of
grade eight, who has been i'll, has resumed
ner duties.
The program is now being arranged IF
the next meeting of the County Teacher .
Association. to be held at Morristown, On
April 18th.
Simon Dunn has purchased the lots of
James Gardner and Samuel Baldwin, on
Central avenue.
The new house which is being erected by
John r. Burroughs is nearly completed.
Michael Shultz & Sons, of Rosedale
avenue, contemplate erecting several large
greenhouses.
Alb6E may lOUn bnC OnoIlGS "a w jim
house on Garfield avenue will be occupied
by Alfred p. Sloan, of Brooklyn.
On April 1st w. A. Parker, of Bing-
hamton, New York, will occupy the hou SO
now rented by f. G. McCrackeD, on Maple
avenue.
Jerome Sayles Hess. of the class of 1903,
was recently elected as member OF tue
Phil Beta Kappa Society of Yale College.
William R. Draycott, recently of the
Rye New York Union School, entered our
II. gh School last week. $50
The house of Mrs. T. M Peck, of Green
avenue, has been rented by Ames Shields,
of Brooklyn.
The March social of the Y. M. 9. A. was
held last night and each senior member
was privileged to invite two gentlemr n
friends. The main feature of the evening
was humorous dialogue by Madison 3
amateur comedians, Messrs. H Carlton
Baker and Herbert Lum. Messrs. Stern
and Schrage gave banjo, mandolin and
guitar solos and duets.
Rev. Francis G. Bowen, pastor of the
Trinity Episcopal church, in Sacramento,
California, has returned to his home On
Southern Boulevard, after an absence of
5wo years. MIR. Bowen has returned home
60 receive treatment for his eye which has
been troubling him since his residence In
Sacramento. Trinity church which is one
of the most beautiful in California, W rs
built and consecrated by Mr.. Bowen
Miss Fl 3rence Condict, of Crescent road,
is at Ormond Beach, Florida.
Mr.. Charles H. Totty, of Ridgedale ave
nue., formerly chrysanthemum grower #
HI. NICK. Twombly, has purchased the
Genung place and three greenhouses uf
James Hart, on Rosedale avenue.
Hugh A. McGlynp, District Deputy of
l, o. o. f., was present last Friday evening
at the meeting of Court Lathrop Lodge.
Simon Dunn, of Brittin street, spoke in
Waverly Hall, last night on the needs If
ST. JoseDhs Home for Orphans, at New
ark, for which he has been collectin g
funds.
Beginning Monday night the Ladies of
the Bethel A. M. e. church will hold their
annual fair which Will last until March
9th Programs for the different evenings
have been arranged consisting Of songs,
debates and readings.
A. the last meeting of the Watonunk
Tribe Improved Order of Red MeD, the
Warriors Degree was conferred upon
several candidates This team met ON
Wednt sday evening for drill.
William Carey, of EN- street, who died
on Saturday morning, was buried at nine
O'Clock from ST. Vincent's church. Monday
morning, and intermens was made ia ; :.
Vincent's Cemetery Mr. Carey was 90
yea old and has been IN the employ of the
D., L & w. r. r. for 81 years, and r
several months has suffered with gLstriIis
which caused his death. A widow and trn
children survive him
The funeral of Miss Marga ct Peck.
who died at Haveretraw New York last