Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-14
MORRISTOWN

MOKKIOIOW "
! Clarence Egbert will entertain the
| choir of the First Baptist Church at
his home. in Phoenix avenue,
| Wednesday evening.
! The net proceeds from the fair and
/ supper given by the Ladies' Aid So
] ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
! Church recently were s41S
! The Christian Endeavor Society of
| the First Baptist Church will hold a
J sale of cake. candy and fancy ar
| ticles in the basement Sunday school
| room Friday afternoon.
Next Thursday evening the annual
decorating of the South Street Pres
byterian Church for Christmas will
take place. There win be a short de-
| votional service followed BY the
trimming which will be supervised
by the board of deacons Refresh
| ments will be served.
The December meeting of the Nor
ristown Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, has been in
definitely postponed
Charles Buck" Armstrong, who
has won fame for himself as a semi
one time was a mem her of the New
ark Eastern League team, is serious
~ i'll at the home of his parents i'm
Newark. He played last season with
the Morristown team, and was in
business here. He went to Newark 10
spend Thanksgiving with his parents
was taken i'll and has since been con-
fined TO his bed.
Having won the distinction of be-
ing the banner troop of the town
the Church Of the Redeemer Troop
of Boy Scouts will give dinner on
Friday evening in celebration. Fol-
lowing the repast there will be a re-
view at which medals will be award
ed by Scout Commissioner Mitchell.
Rev. Thomas T. Crawford will ad-
dress the Methodist Episcopal Troop
OF Boy Scouts Wednesday evening on
'Wildcatting for Petroleum"
Burnham Dell, of Union Theological
Seminary addressed the Young Peo-
pies Society of the South Street
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening
Roger Owens, of Chicago. has been
spending a few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs John J. A. Owens. of
Western avenue.
Mrs. Il. ". Crane and Frank Eaton
will assist the choir of the South
Street Presbyterian Church in the
rendition next Sunday evening of
Maunder's cantata, Bethlehem
The relief department of the Mar
ket street mission reports a busy TWO
months lust passed During October
the mission fnrnised free lodgings to
u earned lodgings to 34l. free meals
to 10, earned meals to $50 temporary
employment found for a. 81 garments
given away. In November free meals
furnished aggregated u. earned meals
1,03S, free lodgings to 10. earned lodg-
ings to 3s7. employment found for %,
garments given away, 81.
The Mems Club of the First Pres
byterian Church Will hold its annual
election of officers on Tuesday eve
ping. Several short addresses will be
made.
The girls and the boys athletic as
sociations of the Morristown High
School have arranged to conduct fruit
and confectionery stands at the high
school during the lunch period daily
at II o'clock. Robert MacIntyre, Mss
Eleanor Chew and Miss Sarah Stur-
2is will be in charge Of one stand and |
Raymond LeRgett will manage the
other. with Nelson Butera as asso- |
ciate.
Miss Margaret Robertson has been !
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stone |
at Bernardsville.
Mrs S. f. Thompson and Mrs. Cam
non, of Newark. were week-en !
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Niper, |
of Lincoln street.
Miss Nellie Drake. of Dover. spent |
the Weekend with Miss Fannie
Bates.
Dr.. and Mrs. Noel 3. Leggett have
returned from Virginia Hot Springs
and are with Mrs. Leggett's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marsh, of Hill
street.
DR. George c. Connect has gone
South on a hunting trip
Miss Adeline Owen has returned
home after week spent in New
York.
Miss Grace Stone, of this town. who
graduates from the Montclair Normal
School i'll January, is practice-teach-
ing in the Liberty Street School.
Clyde Potts. who was elected presi-
dent of the New Jersey Sanitary AS
sociation on Saturday at Lakewood,
has just returned from q Western
trip, during which he visited Port
land Ore, and California, returning
by the Southern route through
Mexico.
A baby boy has been horn to Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Knight, of Speedwell
avenue.
Rev. Harold B. Drew. pastor of the
First Baptist Church. is planning
watch-n night service that will be along
musical lines. The organist. ] Ell
bert Egbert. will give a half-ho,ir or
gan recital. and there will be special
music by the choir, including several
solos and duets. At midnight Mr..
Drew will hold a conservation service.