Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-20
Morristown Notes

-Four of the employees of the local
postoffice are now on. their vacation
and four others will begin when they
return. William E. Beach and George
f. DeGrootS, carriers, returned yes
terday and James Hazen and q. Err
rest Campbell left On Thursday
| Clarence Loree and Dewitt Compton,
clerks, report for duty and K. Arthur
Boniface and Charles l.. Higgins
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Beach have
returned from Two weeks trip
through the middle western States
and Canada.
The framework of a single house
to be erected by jeremiah f. Leary
on his property, Is Hill street, is
completed. The house is twenty-one
by thirty-six feet and will be fitted
with modern improvements. Another
house of the same Construction and
size is to be built on the rest of the
property later.
The volunteer choir of the First
Baptist Church will enjoy an outing
on Wednesday, going up the Hudson
river to Mt. Beacon.
While Pastor Thomas I. Crawford,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is
on his vacation his pulpit will be sup
piled as follows: August ?, G. Frank
lin Roam, of Westfield; August g.,
Ralph B. Urmy d. D., of Newark;
August 1e, Clarence P. Mcclellan, of
Peekskill, N. Y; August %, w. w.
Willard, of Gattleville, Pa; August
30, James e. Adams, d. D., of New
Britain, Conn.
Miss Mary A. Lyon has gone to
Murray Bay. Canada. to be away I'M
til the middle of September.
The Young Peopses Society of the
South Street Presbyterian Church will
go on an outing to Cedar Lake on
Wednesday, leaving the church at one
o'clock.
A fire on the Clinton street dump
threatened to spread to buildings
nearby on Saturday and Chief Day
out Humane Engine Company 70 ex-
ordered out Humane Engine Com
pany to extinguish the fire, the com
pany responding with its automobile
engine.
Rev. Samuel H. Batten, d. D.. who
occupied the pulpit of the First Bap
fist Church yesterday, will go to Sill
yer Bay, Lake George, to attend a
conference and later will sail for the
Hague as a representative of the
Baptist denomination at an interna-
tional peace conference.
Rev. William Russell Bennett de-
parts this week for Heron Island. Me.
During his absence the manse of the
First Presbyterian Church will be
occupied by Rev. Jay Knox.
Mrs. Frank II. F'airchild, Miss Min
ME Fairchild, together with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Claude Armstrong, left yes
terday for their summer home on
'Bayley Island, Me.
During the absence of his family in
Cfsra If IN Main .aa White .snf Ma1i-
son, is spending the month with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs4 Major White,
of Madison avenue.
Mrs. Jacob Rariek and grandson,
Mack Rarick. of Dover, are spending
the week with Mrs. RaricS's son and
daughter in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rarick.
James Cockrem has purchased the
Uric Poitras place on South street,
Morris township, for $3.50.
f. Ernest Ely is spending two
weeks at Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Robert vanderhoof and family have
moved to Denville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hardness
have left for. a cruise on their yacht,
the "Agawa," off the New England
coast.
Miss Nj. A. Kelly has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hodgson at
Stanhope.
A six-inch water main is being laid
ON Sussex avenue from the junction
at Speedwell avenue to about a huns
dred feet the other side of Cleveland
street. The six-ineh main replaces a
four-inch one which has been there
heretofore. Up-to-date two way n.y.
drants are taking the place of the old
ones.