Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-06
MOrristOwn Notes

Frank Bergman, of SomerVille, was
committed to the county jail for
ninety days last night by Police JUS
tice r. Arthur Quayle, jr., for pan
handling" This Is Bergman's sixth
successive term in the county insti-
tuition on the same charge.
Edward j. Connolly, Eleanor Con-
nelly, both of Whippany, and N. c.
Toms, of this city, are the incorpora-
tors of the Hanover Construction and
| Development Company, whose princi-
pal office is in the Office of Mr.. Toms
| in this city. The Incorporation,
The incorporation, which is registered
in the county clerks Office, is capital
lied at 100000, divided into sixty
shares of 800 each. Two hundred of
these shares are preferred and the
balance common stock.
The twenty ninth annual meeting
of McAll auxiliary, postponed from
March 3, will be held Tuesday after
noon in the parlors of the South
Street Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Franklin b. Dwight will deliver an
address,
Frank Il. Suits has been spending
several days in CRANKY, Conn.
A team representing the eighth
grade defeated team representing
the grammar school boys of the
/ Young Mems Christian Association
Saturday in the gymnasium by a
score of "a to 49,
The local Young Mems Christian
Association is planning for more talks
to the men such as that of DR.. Mil1els,
of the State Hospital staff, last
Wednesday night. Another will be
arranged for some night during the
next three or four weeks.
Week of prayer services in Norris
town begin tonight, when the first of
nightly services will be held in the
FIRST Presbyterian Church. The 9TH
er churches uniting are the South
Street Presbyterian, the Methodist
Episcopal and the First Baptist. To-
night Rev. Thomas 7. Crawford will
, be the preacher; Tuesday, Rev. Will
lam l.. Haven, ID. D., secretary of the
American Bible Society; Wednesday,
| Thursday and Friday, Rev. Wallace
McMillen, d. D., of Drew Theological
Seminary. Friday afternoon there
VIII be a children's service.
The annual meeting of the Ep-
nesday evening at which time there
will be an election of officers.
The contract for carrying the mails
DGl NCtIA ANtll6iOh etAiNA NiOlAAolonil lteta7
been awarded to the Mendham
Garage Company.
Miss Alma Matthews, missionary
at Ellis Island, will address the
Women's Home Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
On Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Woodruff Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dufford at Ger
man Valley.
Next Sunday morning at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Miss Hendri-
| ka Troostwyk, Violinist, will play at
! the morning service. In the evening
| J. Sebastian Matthews's cantata,
| THE Paschal Victor" will be sung
! by the choir, solo parts being taken
| by Miss Grace Duncan, Mss Wool
verton, Claude Warford, Philip p.
| Jacobs and Warren Morgan.
| The basketball team of the local
| Young Mems Christian Association
| will bring its season to a close on
/ Wednesday evening with n game
with the local High School team
| The Y. NJ. A team has won a
majority of its games this season.
| and the High School has captured
! the tri-county league championship
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Muir are
visiting friends in Providence, r.
The annual parish election of the
| Church of the Redeemer and of st
Peters Church will be held next
| Monday evening.
! Mrs. Frances A. Lee, of Park place
has been spending a few days In Jer-
sey City visiting her daughter.
At meeting Wednesday after
noon of the Women's Home Mission
airy Society of the First Presbyterian
! Church Miss Mary A. Glen, of New
ark, will tell of her work among
factory girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Bates ant
Miss Caroline e. Bates are at the
Wendell Hotel, Pittsfield, for severa
weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Logan, of Whining
ton, Del, Is visiting her mother-in
law. Mrs. II. M Logan, of Earl.
street.
Miss Edith Peckham, secretary Il
superintendent of Schools j. Burton
Wiley, Is enjoying trip to Old Poin
Comfort. Baltimore, Richmond anC
Washington.
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