The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-11-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

sions' before the Epworth league Sun
day evening.
William Damitz has been elected
manager and Russell Moodey captain
OF the basket ball team Of the Knights
of ST. Paul.
At the Speedwell avenue chapel on
Thanksgiving morning Willard W.
Cutler made an address and the Misses
Smith sang several duets.
An entertainment for the fathers
and mothers OF children attending the
free kindergarten will be given in the
kindergarten rooms this evening.
The Dorcas society of the Methodist
church will enjoy a social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John j. Gill on Speed
well avenue, on Wednesday evening.
The Alumni and Alumna society of
Bayley school gave an entertainment
in Bayley hall on Tuesday evening
which was followed by dancing.
Among the blue ribbon winners at
the Dover Poultry and Pet Stock show
this week are Charles S. Bird, Judson
"A. Davis and FL. L. Glover, OF Morris
town.
Tho Fresh Air club of the Young
Mems Christian association enjoyed
tramp to Shongum lake Saturday.
Lunch and fishing tackle were taken
by each boy.
A meeting of the congregation OF
the South Street Presbyterian church
will be held on Thursday evening TO
elect an elder to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death OF William L, Il.
Haven.
Anderson M. Guerin's trotter Thorn
ton is dead. The famous race horse
was taken ill with acute indigestion
and it was necessary to shoot him.
Thornton won many races on the local
and state tracks.
Morristown lodge of Elks will hold
its annual memorable service in its
lodge rooms on Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. Ralph B. Urmy, pastor of
the Methodist church, will make the
principle address
A praise service of the Women's Mis-
Sionary society Of the South Street
Presbyterian church, will be held on
Wednesday at three O'Clock. A
Thanksgiving Offering will be taken
and tea will be served.
The December meeting of the Mems
association of the South Street Pres
byterian church will be held on Tues
day evening, the fourteenth. Mr..
Coulter will speak on the work OF the
children's court in New York city.
The Rev. Wendell Prime Keller, of
the Madison Presbyterian church,
preached in the Methodist church
Sunday morning, the pastor, the Rev,
Ralph B. Urmy, preaching IN Mr..
Keeler's church.
The boys of the Alpha NJ Debating
society and the girls OF the Delta
Theta club are planning the produc-
ton of an amateur play 'All Tangled
Up." The date for the entertainment
has not yet been selected.
Grand Patriarch G.. l.. Erb and his
staff visited Enterprise Encampment,
No. "A, /. o. O. F., on Tuesday even
ing. There was music by Sharrette'S
orchestra and other features that
helped pass pleasant evening.
The classes of Mrs. Frederick NJ.
Day and Miss Lydia Burr in the Meth
odist Sunday school, will hold a sale
of cake and candy in the junior room
of the church on Saturday afternoon.
Proceeds will he for the missionary
fund.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Union Prayer circle will be held
in the chapel of the First Presbyterian
church next Thursday morning at ten
thirty O'Clock. The women of all the
churches are invited to attend this
meeting.
James f. Connelley, of Newark, in
spected A. II. A. Torbert post, No. 2i,
G. A. r., on Tuesday evening and he
made stirring address TO the veter-
ans. Refreshments were served aud
the old vets" enjoyed general good
time, under the leadership of Com
mander Andrew M. Sherman.
"Present Day China" was the topic
of Charles f. Gammon's address in the
Methodist church on Tuesday evening
and it was illustrated by stereopticon
and moving pictures. The address
was under the auspices OF the Ameri-
can Bible society and the Rev. MT
Fox, of the society, introduced the
speaker Of the evening.
Watnong council, No. Is, Loyal Ad-
diti0nal Relief association, will give a
smoker this evening The Supreme
and grand officers will be present,
there will be music and clam ch5Wder
will be served. The comm Nsiee IN
charge includes John Nj. M30dsy, Vic
tor e. Boell, john K. BoDitace, REQ
ard Cronshey and frederick 5elraud-
enhach.