The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-03-13
MADISON.

m1bGe6 spared no pains III ludhlnB bHe
program attractive which consisted of
music recitations, essays and debate.
The debate was on a question OF local
interest; Resolved chat a trolley sys
tenn would be beneficial to Madison"
The last of the Y M G. A. Star Course
entertainments will begin in the Assem-
bly, Rooms March, 26th, by the Rather
inc Ridgeway Concert Co. Miss Ridge
way has given several entertainments
here and won the hearts of the Madison
people
The next social event of the Y M c..
A. will be the members social to be given
on March 10Th. Stern and Schrage from
New York will render a fine program on
the banjo. guitar and piccalo.
Mrs. Ellen L. Bryan Moore of New
York who has large class of music pu-
pills here, expects soon to organize a
class for ten weeks course in normal
training for the benefit of some of her
teacher pupils in Madison.
State Secretaries Hearne and Scott
visited Mr.. Randall the Y. M G. A. Sc
cretary last week.
Mr.. Slmuel Walters of Main street who
has been in Trenton in the interest of the
Improved Order of Red Men, has return
ed home.
FIX councilman Daniel Burns of Loan
taxa Terrace who has been confined to
his home with Grippe is now GONZALES
cent.
William Stewart of Main street who
has been i'll with Grippe and Tonsilitis is
now out and will return to business
soon
The Madison Y. M c. A Basket Ball
team played the Irving5on Field club on
Wednesday night on the home court
Miss Hattie Decker of Madison avenue
is a guest at the Adams Hotel at Phoe
nix, Arizona.
John Browning of Greenwood avenue,
left last week for Santa Barbara, Calf
fornia where he will take up his residence
with his mother
DR.. Leslie d. Ward aud wife and son
Herbert are now in California.
Carroll B. Merritt who has been CON
fined to his home with heavy cold has
returned to his business.
A paint store will be opened on April
1st in the Burns building by f Macken
zie of Mendham.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
School Missionary Society of the Metho,
dist Church Will be held Sunday evening
in the church.
The Patriotic Order Sons of Americs
initiated forty members at it's last meet
ing. Delegates from out of town were
present
Edward B. Gee of Kings road is a
guest at the Adams Hotel at Phoenix,
Arizona
The w c. T. U met at the home of
Mrs. e. p Burroughs this afternoon
The neat meeting will be March 90 in
Webb Memorial chapel and will be adj
dressed by Mrs. Seabury, a speaker of
prominence.
On Wednesday March 18th the annual
meeting of the Woman's Young W0
mans Missionary Society of the Presby
terrain church was held in webb Mem
orial Chapel.
Mr.. Arthur G. Brown has become a
conductor on the surface cars of the
Boston Elevated Railway Company on
fremont street. Mr.. Brown was at one
time employed as barber by Henry Stead
rath of Waverly Place.
Mr.. Charles H. Atkins, formerly in the
employ of H. NICK. Twombly has moved
to East Rutherford N. j.
The Thursday Morning Club was al
dressed yesterday morning by DIR. Donald
Sage Mackay on Collegiate. Church,
Social and Literary Life in an Old En-
glish Parish centering around Coleridge
Wardswor5h and Lamb"
H. A. Bliss of New York avenue, and
who is engaged in business with the
Gorham Misunderstanding Company of
Maiden Lane, New York city has been
elected president nf the Jewellers Assoca-
ton and Board of Trade.
DR.. Warren L. Hoagland, presiding
elder of the Newark district, preached at
the meeting OF the last quarterly confer
ence of Cnrist's M K. Church DIR. James
B. Faulks was invited to return to Madi-
son for another year. Several candidates
were licensed to preach and Others were
recommended to deacon's orders
Mr.. David Shannon of Central avenue,
was rendered a surprise party last Wednes.
day evening, in honor of his birthday.
About fifteen were present, and
bountiful collation. was served.
Mrs. E. g. Randall of Park avenue, is
entertaining her mother, Mrs, q. A Knox
of Jersey City
AT the last meeting of the Madison High
School Literary Society the program COM
memorated the birthdays of Washington
and Lincoln was very interesting The
program is as follows:
Piano solo-The Wayside Chapel,
Essay-Love Stories of Washington and Lin
coin, Ella Connolly
Rectation-My Captain, o, My Captain,
Eta Gardner
Piano Sole Moonlight on the Hudson,
Estelle Young
Essay-A Famous Contemporary of Washing
ton, by Edith Secor, and an Ode to Wash
ington, Ethel Durham
Joseph Ahearn the ohrysanthemum
grower for H. Nick Twombly and VINO
has recently undergone serious opera.
ton, returned from All Souls Hospital ON
Tuesday,
Robert Reioks of North street formerly
the proprietor of the North End Hotel,
died In All Souls Hospital Tuesday morn.
ing at o'clock. The body was brought
to Simon Miller en- Park avenue Mr.
Reicks leaves two sons, John and Robert,
Jr. The funeral was hold at 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning from St. VincenL's
Church lnterment In st. Vincent's
Cemetery.
H. A. Hutchins and son, of High street,
are In ST Augustine, Florida.
Miss Grace Lum of Maple avenue, left
on Tuesday for weeks visit in Ellz Abeth.
Winfield Mcpherson and Roger An.
thony (colored) both from Newark were
taken ON the 3,l5 train from here to the
county Jail at Morristown on Tuesday
The boys were charged with horse steal
ing, assault and battery and highway
robbery. Two complaints were made by
Mr.. Henry o. Young of East Madison;
one charging them with breaking into his
house on the night of February 26. and
the other with stealing his horse and
wagon on the night of March 3; and Thos.
Clancy Of Florham Park charged them
with assaulting him late in the afternoon
of March 3
Herman Monski of Kings road, who
suddenly became insane attempted suicide
on Sunday night by cutting his throat and