Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-25
MOrristOWn Notes

RoXiticus Lodge No, 9S, l. o. o. F.,
will give an entertainment in the
lodgerooms in the Parker building
Wednesday evening. An invitation
has been sent to the members of Nor
ris Lodge No. 100, I. o. o. F.. of this
town, to attend the entertainment
with their wives.
Work has been started on the orna-
mental stone bridge being erected
over the driveway to the Hamilton
Mckay Twombly estate at Convent
for the Morris railroad. The trolleys
are run over a wooden bridge at the
present time.
The annual supper of the Boys
League of the First Presbyterian
Church viii be held on Friday eve
ming. Rev. Edwin \. McAlpin, Of
Madison, will be the guest of the
league.
]. Bradford Stevens has sold his
farm to E. w. Seudder, of Newark.
who will improve the place and use
It. for a summer home. West Rob-
bins, who had charge of the estate,
has moved to Morristewn.
Next Sunday morning at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Rev. J. K.
Shields. of the Anti-Saloon League,
will speak.
William y. Beach is moving the
bungalow on his lot at 215 Speedwell
avenue to one side of the lot, and will
erect another alongside 1t.
The quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
on Tuesday evening, June 16, and will
be conducted by Rev. George G.
Nogel, district superintendent.
Mrs. Charles Brown, of Newport
News. Va, is visiting Miss May
Stone. of Miller street.
On Wednesday evening, June g. the
choir of the Church of the Redeemer
VIII give a concert. assisted by Miss
Edna Minor violinist.
Miss Eva T. Pierson, of this town.
today entered the Orange Memorial
Hospital as a pupil nurse.
Next Sunday at the South Street
Presbyterian Church the pulpit will
be occupied in the morning by Rev.
Thomas B. Ironside and in the eve-
ming by Rev. Franklin B Dwight.
Pupils in Miss Blanche Pavie's
music class gave a recital Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George DeGroot, in Pine street.
Mrs. Charles Wilson is i'll with
pneumonia at her home in Washing.
ton street.
Theodore c. Walser, who takes ur
his work as assistant to the pastor
at the South Street PRESBYTERIAN
! Church on June 1, will be ordained
| Wednesday evening by the Dutch Re
! formed Chassis in his fathers church
| at Cohoes, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Potts ant
| daughter Jane, of Western avenue
attended the navy and spring day
at Ithaca, witnessing the Princeton
| Yale-Cornell boat race. While Their,
| they were entertained by Dean e. E
Haskell, of the College of Civil Emf
neering, and Mrs. Haskell at thei
| home on Cornell Heights.
At the First Baptist Church Sunda,
| the pulpit was occupied by Rev. Mr.
Thompson, of Summit. Next Sunda,
Rev. Louis Conant, of Brooklyn, viii
| be the preacher.
Morristown A. A. lost its weekend
games by score of 2 to l in eacl
| contest. Saturday afternoon tn
! Bloomfield A. C. defeated the locals
! and Sunday afternoon the Ridgewoo,
! A. c., of Brooklyn, handed them
beating. Next Saturday the Morris
towns journey to Newark and NEE
the Westinghouse team at Fores
Hill. Sunday afternoon the Morris
towns will have the Allentown Pro
fessionals, of Newark, as contender
on Collinsville Field.