Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18
MOrristOWn Notes

The Morristown Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will send the fol-
lowing delegates to the spring insti-
tute Wednesday at Dover. Mrs. A. A.
johnson, Mrs. Robert Moodey and
Mrs, John Berry
Morristown High School added an
other win to their increasing list by
defeating Irvington High School on
the Speedwell Field by q score Of
IA to 2.
In the contest for the Pentathlon
trophy at the Young Mems Christian
Association Leslie Bockoven was ad-
judged the winner. with total num-
Der of 234 Points. Orvil,e Meslar took
second place with 231a points and
William Reeves, third, with 1872
points. Bockoven's name win be in
scribed on the cup, which will remain
in the Y M. c. A. to be competed for
each year.
John Brown. Of Summit. arrested at
New Vernon by Deputy Sheriff
Thomas E. Lowe for reckless driving
of an automobile, was arraigned Sat
urday night before Police Justice
Bennett and fined S25 and costs.
Rev Franklin B. Dwight will preach
in the South Street Presbyterian
Church next Sunday
The pulpit of the First Baptist
Church was occupied yesterday morn
ing by Rev. Isaac NJ. B. Thompson, o
former pastor, and in the evening by
Rev. Henry c. Thompson, of Summit.
Morristown's Schools baseball team
added another to its string of VIC
tories Saturday by defeating Stone
School, of Cornwall Heights, to 1.
The Evening Guild of the South
Street Presbyterian Church closes its
session tonight with a social gather
ing of active and honorary members.
Donations towards a Christmas box
for Miss Jefferson will be received and
games to be sent to Miss Buxton for
her summer work in Porto Rico will
also be received. There will be a short
program and refreshments will be
served.
DIR. Brltton D. Evans, medical direc-
tor of the State Hospital at Norris
Plains. and Mrs. Evans celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary Sat
urday night by giving a dinner and
dance at the hospital \ guest of
honor was Rev. Robert K. Stevenson,
of Dover, Del, who married DR.. and
Mrs. Evans a quarter of century
ago.
Miss Alkaline owen will address the
sion Band of the South Street Presby-
terrain Church, to be held on Friday
afternoon. Wednesday afternoon Miss
owen will speak before the Young
Women's Missionary Society of the
church, telling of her missionary work
in India.
James Maloney, right fielder on the
MOrristOwn A. A. baseball team, and
a baseball player well-known in semi
pro ranks in northern New Jersey
broke his ankle yesterday afternoon.
Maloney was playing in the game
with the Orange B. 3. c. In the third
inning he singled and stole second.
Sliding into the bag his spikes caught
in a strap and he turned over on his
right ankle breaking the bone in two
places. Players carried him off the
field and he was taken in an automo-
bile to a physicians and later to his
home, on Henry street.
On Sunday evening next a union
service in memoriam of the dead sol
ders will be held in st. Peters
Church A. T. A. Torbert Post, g. A.
r. win attend in body, together
with other patriotic societies.
Francis G. Lloyd has opened his
summer home, on Mine Mount.
The Junior League, an organization
connected with the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, viii give an entertain
ment in the Sunday school room on
Tuesday evening. The program will
include drills, music, recitations and
a may-pole dance.
Rev. Merle H. Anderson, pastor of
the South Street Presbyterian Church,
leaves today for st. Louis, where he
will attend the general assembly of
the Presbyterian church, to which he
is delegate from the Presbytery of
Morris and Orange.
The Ladies of the Dorcas Society
will hold a sale of cake and chocolate
in the primary room of the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Wednesday aft
ernOon.
Mrs. Gustav Kissel and the Misses
Kissel have returned to their country
home. on Sussex avenue, from New
York