The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Robert Bowler and John s. Stiger,
eng ineers, have opened an office IN the
Babbitt building.
Morris county democratic committee
has opened headquarters in room In
the Farrelly building.
At the Thursday evening service in
the South Street Presbyterian churcn
Hans P. Freeze will speak on " NOR
m0niSm. !"
The Queen Esther circle OF Kings
Daughters meet on THURSDAY alger-
noon at the home OF HENRIETTA WISE
on Early street.
James w. Arrowsmith, who has
moved into his handsome new nome
on Mt. Kemble avenue, has named IL
e Sentinel Pines.
The home department of the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday school
viii hold a Hallow Zen social ia the
chapel, on Friday evening.
K Mrs. Frank Tiger will entertain the
DOrcas society Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church at her home on Linden
street, on Thursday afternoon.
The Home Guards, an organization
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
met at the home of Mrs. Carl Voigt
on Western avenue on Monday AFTER
noon.
Stockholders of the Morris County
Golf club will hold their annual meet
ing at the club house on October 3lst,
at which time four directors are to be
elected.
1.-The Scotchman as He Sees Him
self y was the subject of the ReY. 4.
Arid Moffett's address on Monday
evening. before the Mems club Of the
First Presbyterian church.
The Rev. William w. Barker, pas
tor of the First Baptist church, ad'
dressed a meeting of the ChrlStlan
Endeavor society Of the South Street
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church, under the direction OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Fox, Organist and choir OIL
rector. rendered GOunOd's cantata,
A Gania,n at the service Sunday even
ing.
George f. Sutherland, secretary OF
the Young Peoples Missionary move
ment, addressed the EpWorth league
Sunday evening in the Methodist
Episcopal church on the topic !" Mis-
sion Study"
Charged by his wife with non-sur-
port on account of his being continr-
ally intoxicated, e ward Monogue
was sent to jail for ninety days to
sober UP Thursday afternoon by Police
Justice Isaac r.. PierSOn.
BENJAMIN Shekerjain left his bicycle
standing in 'front.' OF his place OF OuSl-
h IS on Thursday afternoon. When
he returned for it a few minutes later
the wheel bad vanished. He reported
the theft to the police.
J. Sebastian Matthews. organist at
st. Peters church, has announced an
organ recital at the church on next
week Friday evening. Mrs. Clyde
Potts contralto, will sing. Mr.. Matt
news will be at the organ.
Sunday was celebrated as rally day
by the Sunday school OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. The Rev. Philt-
mon f. St1rges, rector OF st. Peters
church, addressed the school and there
were songs by the primary and junior
departments OF the school.
The Rev. Alexander MacColl and
Mrs. MacColl, who recently returned
from trip to Scotland, will be ten
d4red a reception in the South Street
PRESBYTERIAN church, on October 18th.
The affair will be under the auspices
of the Women's Missionary society.
Companies B, of Morristown, and G
and D, of Summit, of the Fourth regi-
ment, United Boys brigades. are be-
ing enlisted into the membership OF
the Boy Scouts by Col. Charles E.
Dennis and Major Willis r. Sanders.
The committee in charge of the
Young Women's Christian union Is
planning TO open class in household
economics. DIR. Grace Flanders Will
sons class in first aid to the injured
will open on Wednesday, November
first.
At meeting of the Philomathean
society, held at the home of Matthew
Madden, Leslie BOckoven and Alfred
Cotesworth we're elected to member
ship and George Harris, Of the high
school faculty, was made an honorary
member.
The Current News club held its in
itial meeting of the season Monday
afternoon at the home of Miss lydia
Prudden, on Mt. Kemble avenue. The
club members enjoyed drive to and
from Miss Prudden's home, where aft
ernoon tea was served.
A water color by Miss Emma III.
Van Pelt, some time ago, was pur-
chased and exhibited at the Woman's
Art Club of Florence, where examples
were chosen of the present day hand
ling of that difficult medium. by a few
of the women workers of England,
France and other countries.
Mrs. M. B. Tomlinson and Mrs. H.
e. Reed will represent the Norris
town branch of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance union at the State
convention of the organization, to be
held In Newark next week. AparlOr
meeting of the local organization will
be held at the home Of Mrs. George f.
Dickinson on October 18th.
The Rev. Gordon Hoxey has ac-
cepted call to the rectorship of the
Protestant Episcopal church at Wash
ingtgn, N. J. Mr.. Hoxev, who Is a
nephew of the Rev. DR.. William NJ
Hughes, is a graduate of the General
Theological seminary and was or
dained to the ministry last May His
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