Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-23
MOrristown Notes

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Deputy Sheriff Thomas E. Lowe
sold the contents of the store of J. M.
Leyien, of Speedwell avenue, We'd
nesday, in the suit of Salny< Brothers,
adjoining, who had a judgment
| against the firm of approximately
$4,000. The latter firm bid in the
stock.
John Murphy has been appointed
temporary manager of the baseball
team of the Morris Academy in the
place of Joseph Eddy, who resigned.
The funeral of Theodore f. Badge
ly, who died at his home in Green
Village, Tuesday, will be held from
his late residence Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Badgely was eighty-one years
old.
The funeral of r. Addison Lyon,
] who died in this town on Monday
will be held from the home of his
| sister, Mrs. Henry Priestman, II Lin
den street, Thursday afternoon. In
terment win be at Rockaway.
Mrs. Alexander FL. Tiers has return
ed to "Farmlands" after spending
several weeks at Tallahassee, Fla.
Mrs. Sarah Applegate has returned
to her home at Succassunna after
spending two months with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Leprohon.
lie COIlllIlllltB Vi lOI
the carnival to play here the week of
May %, under the auspices of HUI
name Engine Company, has organized
with the selection of Walter o. Stiles
as chairman and treasurer and Robert
Mack, secretary.
Word has been received in Norris
town of the death of George Hees in
! East Orange on Tuesday. Mr. Hees
was formerly a resident of this town.
He was superintendent for many
| years of the Clarke place at Nor
mandy parkway. He was a deacon
/ in the First Baptist Church and q
member of the church choir
Yrs. d. Willis James has opened
| "Onunda," her Madison avenue es-
tate, after a sojourn in Florida.
The Morris Plains Field Club gave
whist party and dance last night
| for the benefit of a fund providing
tennis courts for the club. The at
fair was held In the Parker studio.
Morristown, and was attended by 125
people. The committee of arrange
ments included Mrs. William c. Par
ker, Mrs. Lewis c. Parker, Mrs. Ed
win Belts and Mrs. d. M. Merchant.
Shareholders of the Morristown
Building and Loan Association last
night reelected to the board of di-
rectors Eugene S. Burke, George r.
Bardon and r. F. Dempsey, whose
terms of office had expired.
Charles e. Shelley has had the trees
on his property at Prospect street
mary to the building of row of
dwellings on the lot. The double
house on the Prospect street frontage
will be moved to new location on
the opposite side of Clinton street.
The Morristown School has entered
its relay track team at the interscho-
lastic races at Philadelphia on Sat-
urday afternoon.
The preacher at the Morristown
School chapel next Sunday afternoon
will be Rev. John Haynes Holmes, OF
the Church of the Messiah, New York
city.
Morristown School won a baseball
game from, Leal School of PlainfielC
yesterday afternoon. Harris an6
Wendell were the battery for Morris
town, and Faber, voorhees, and Sny-
der for Leal. The score was Z to 5.
Morristown was represented at the
State conference of Charities and Cor.
rections at Asbury Park this week
by Mrs. A. III. Pierson and Miss
| Waller.
At the Church of the Redeemer Sun
day evening the choir will sing 'Tht
RESURRECTION ana Ascension (IrOu
1.-THE Redemption'O, by Gounod. The
tenor sollst will be Paul Carver Has
kell, of New York.
The fifth annual rally of the home
department of the Morristown Sun.
day schools will be held in the chape
of the First Presbyterian Church next
Wednesday afternoon from until 5
The program will include scripture
| reading by Rev. Isaac M. B. Thomp.
son, prayer by Rev. Merle Fl. Ander.
son, address Of welcome by Rev. Win.
lam Russell Bennett, response by
Rev. c. B. Scovil and an address by
Rev. Thomas T. Crawford. There will
also be music. The home department
super ntendents of schools in the vi.
entity of Morristown are invited tt
attend the service.
John Milton Lodge, Sons of st
George, of this town, will celebrate
st. Georges Day with a banquet al
the Mansion Hcuse tonight. This will
; be the second banquet of the loca
lodge and an excellent menu is pre-.
pared.
The Morristown Automobile Schoo
Social Club viii hold its third annua
ball this evening in Washington Hall
Schraudenbach's orchestra will play.
Mrs. NJ. e. Talbot. of Boston, \an.
nounces the engagement of her daligh.
ter. Miss Gertrude E. Talbot, to Her.
mann Wipdt IN. son ~ Mr. ap1 Mrs