Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23
MORRISTOWN

MORRISTOWN
John J. c. Humbert, of Loantaka
way, has returned from Shutdown
Farm" his country place at Ellen
Vile, n. Y.
Next Sunday evening in the First
Presbyter' an Church there will be a
special service for the Boy Scouts
of the town.
Harry \. Grove, tenor, has ac-
copied a position as O member OF
the quartet of the First Presbyterian
Church at Summit.
A rally of the Boy Scouts of Nor
ristown is to be held at the Rock
House." Morris Plains, on Saturday.
Nicholas Malaga, of Flagler street
was arrested Sunday night by Pa
trolrnan Burney for fighting. Justice
Bennell fined him SO and costs.
Mrs. Merle H. Anderson, wife Of
the pastor of the South Street Pres
byterian Church, will be cat home" to
the ladies of the congregation on
Saturday afternoon from 8 until 5
o'clock, and also on the two succeed
ing Saturday afternoons.
Frank hurry, William Lewis and
Raymond Evans, members OF a party
of youths sky-larking about the
Flatiron garage building, Speedwell
and Sussex avenues, last night, were
charged by the proprietor, James p.
o German, with disorderly conduct.
Justice Bennell lectured the lads. tell
ing them it would have been better
for them to take a walk to Mt. Free
dem and back instead of hanging
around the garage. He fined them
the costs of court. $40 apiece, and
issued John Doe warrants for the
arrest of the remainder of the party.
George A. Sanford, Young Mems
Christian Association secretary at
Governors Island, addressed the
young people of the South Street
Presbyterian Church last evening,
telling of his experiences in United
States army work.
Miss Elsie King, of Netcong, spent
yesterday with her mother, Mrs.
Mary King, of Speedwell avenue.
Rev. Thomas T. Crawford, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will ad-
dress the boys league of the First
Presbyterian Church on Friday eve-
ming,
The Epworth League held
Thanksgiving yesper service last
night. The meeting was conducted
by the members Of Mrs. Connects
class. Contributions of provis-
ions were received and have been
turned over to the Central Bureau
of Social Service for distribution
among the poor Of the town.
Miss Florence Bennett will enter
tain the members OF the mission
study class OF the Methodist Episco-
ri II trvr7
avenue, on Friday evening. Pro-
fessor Edwin L. Carp, professor Of
sociology at Drew seminary, will ad-
dress the class on the topic, THE
Social Creed of the Churches"
Miss Edith Pierson gave "doll'
party at her home on Speedwell ave-
nue. Saturday afternoon that was at
tended by a number of her young
friends.
The dorristown and Morris Plains
lodges of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics will attend ser
vice in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday evening. A SER
mon will be preached by Rev,
Thomas T. Crawford, the pastor. Spe-
cial music, under the direction of
Claude Warford, will include selec-
tons by Miss jeanette Tippett, So
The women of the First Baptist
Church on Tuesday sent barrel of
provisions to the Baptist Home for
the Aged at Roseville.
Wallace W. Barker and Harold B.
Chapman, after attending the Yale
Harvard game at New Haven Satur-
day. went on to Hartford and spent
yesterday with Mr.. Chapman's par
ents.
At a Thanksgiving service of the
Christian Endeavor Society Of the
First Baptist Church supplies Of jel-
lies, canned goods and other proVis-
ions were contributed which were
distributed by the society TO the sick
and needy.
Charles Gould, of Monroe. was ar
rested Saturday night by Patrolman
Burney for violating the traffic laws
The officer charged Gould with driv-
ing on the left side of the road with
no light on his wagon, and. when
warned about it, 'sassing" the off,
Ger. Justice Bennell fined Gould
$3.50.
Announcement has been made Of
/ the marriage of Miss Edith Trip
daughter of Mrs. Mary Trip, of
Lafayette avenue, to John c. Ger
don, formerly of this town. The Ger.
i e1nony was performed in st. Pat.
riclxs Cathedral. New York, on Tues
day, November 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Ger.
don are living In New York, where
Mr.. Gordon Is the proprietor of G
I barber shop.
Rev. Augustine Elmendorf, secre
tary of the social service commits
sion of the Newark diocese, preached
in the Church of the Redeemer OF
! Sunday morning.
The Independent Hose Compan.
was called at 10 o'clock Saturdas
night to the Arlington flats" oil
Wilmot street, where a chimney fir
required the services of the automo
bile chemical engine.
! Rev Mr.. Reed, of New York
preached In the First Baptist Churcl
last night, tie pastor, Rev. Harol'
y. Drew, being detained In Passaie