The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-01-24
THE MEMBERSHIP
LARGELY INCREASED
Five Hundred Members Gained
Before Limit of Time.

The campaign to secure 500 men,
bers to the Morristown Young Mems
Christian association has been more
than successful, for Saturday night
enough new names were handed in
TO make up the number wanted and
the campaign is being continued for
the full week. Last night fifty-two
more names were reported making a
total of $50. The campaign ends to-
night when final reports will be made
The campaign began on Tuesday
night when there was a supper given
to which We're invited the members
of the teams doing the work. The
aim is to secure 500 members in one
week. Tuesday night there was large
attendance of the men selected for the
work. Frederick A. Trowbridge, who
is in charge of the campaign, presided
and the scheme was explained by
General Secretary T. Honey.
The Rev. Ralph B. Urmy delivered
an able address outlining the neces-
ity for the Young Mems Christian
association in the town and warning
the men against letting the work lag.
w Franklin Hartenstine was at the
piano and led the singing of parodies
he had prepared on popular songs.
Each evening during the week the
contest is on the members of the
teams meet at the association build
ing at six-thirty and have supper,
served by Day, and then report the
number of members secured during
the day.
\ thermometer on the outside of
the building shows the daily progress
OF the work.
The members of the teams are as
follows:-
Team A-William C. Parker, cap
tain; E. A. Carpenter, Fred Breese,
George w. Gore. |. d. Lyon, F. w.
Mulford, DR.. w. w. Crane, John L.
Talmadge and Charles H. Corwin.
Team B-W. F. Bay.lr.. captain;
lid T. pSSs..a.an, Frederick Bald
Oliver K. Day, Fra~k A. Pierson,
win. Anderson M. Guerin, H. B. Hoff-
man, George w. Melick, J. Fred Rum
yon and A. B. Lindner.
Team C-Stephen C. Griffith, cap
tain: John R. Burr, Robert c. Cas-
key, John N. Conkling, Vincent Azzara
John V. C. Parker, C. C. Geek. F. w.
Ford, Charlton A. Reed, William X.
Muchmore and Stephen Roberts.
Team D-George C. Smith, captain;
Mattison L. Toms, Willis Drake,
Charles H. Foster, Edward K Mills,
John B. Vreeland. Charles Smith,
George A. Mills, Willard w. Cutler,
Charles w. Ennis and H. M. Smith.
Team E-Richard Richards, captain
Walter Selvage, Carl Sturgis, j. Claude
: Armstrong, James S. Heath, Robert
Hlpson, Victor R. Melick, DR.. Vernon
ID. Rood, Charles Pantaneius, William
e. Day and S. S. Walling.
Team Frank Abel, captain; Dr.
Henry w. Duston, Rev. William w
Barker, Fullerton Cox, Frank Millen,
r. C. Bartron, William r. Halliday,
Raymond c. Matthews, A. H. Pierson,
: Irwin Somerville, Frederick Shelley,
Howard Mulford, J. Hoffner Benson,
Clifford Collier and Frank vogt.
Team G1tArthur Day, captain; Carl
Kronenberg, James Ball, Frederick
W. Coriell, Joseph Priem, A. v. Pier
son, Paul Drake, Philip P. Jacobs,
Robert Schenck, Charles Case, Lewis
Day and Harry G. Zwenger.
Team H-Maynard Day, captain;
Harold Pavie, Elmer w. Romine
1 Charles Smith, Frederick Tompkins
: Herbert C. Wildey, John Berry, Wal
ter Berry, William A. Heath, Fred
erick B. Cobbett, H. J. Voorhees, and
. Warren McVey
Team ben Ford, captain; Edward
bolding, Ralph Cutler, Edward How
ell, Muirheid VanCleve and Martin
Wise
Team Laird Barkalow, captain;
Harry Mitchell, Russell Moodey, Regi
Maid Moodey, George Ensminger and
Clarence Rolf.
: Team K--Paul Drake, captain; Jacl
Iligbie, Allan Talmadge, Herbert
Urmy and Leroy Ackley.
: Team Theodore Ford, captain;
George Burr. Orion Hurst, Charles
Bartron, Robert Rennick and Vree-
land Colegrove.