Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-23
Morristown Notes

Mrs. David NJ. Compton has suf-
fered the amputation of a leg because
of an infection by gangrene.
DR.. Anna Degenring, Of Nellore
India. addressed the congregation oil
the First Baptist Church at the ser
vice yesterday morning on her WORK
in India a. a medical missionary. Ii
the afternoon she addressed the sun
day school. To each scholar was pre-
sented a medal in commemoration OF
Adnirinom Jusdon, the first American
missionary.
Mrs. Amanda Smith and the Misses
Smith have rented an apartment on
the third floor of Wilbur F. Days
building and will remove there April
/ from the Miller building.
Harold Wright is visiting his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wright.
Rev. Walter Doggett, formerly OF
st. Johns Church, Denver. Colo, has
been engaged to temporarily assist
during Lent Rev. Philemon F.
Sturges, rector of St. Peters church
of this town. Mr.. Sturges has been
without a curate since Rev. II. Adye
Prichard resigned TO go 70 Mt ktsco-
y. Y.
There was presented in ST Peter :
Church Saturday afternoon ST enter
tainment by the children q the par
ish branch q the Junior Aux1liZry-
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ing TIE Church il Virginia
Robe-1 Hunt Erwin Watts. Virginia
settlers. Jimmie Marshall Edward
Matthews Peter Oliver and Phil
SturEes Scene II Middle West il
1sS5--Stage driver. Curris Mathews:
passenger. Margaret Hoffman. IN
dian Scene About 1878 Bishop Hare.
Edward Matthews. Indians, George
Palmer. Gvendoiyn Conkling. Katrina
Sturges. Cornelia Ely, Ridley Watts
and Eugene Hoffman. Alaskan
man. Elizabeth Babbitt, Nancy Shaw.
Katrina Sturges. Phil Sturges and
Eugene Hoffman. Tableau-"The Ma
tivity" Edith Ely
The young people gathered at the
Morris County Golf Club Sunday aft
ernoon and enjoyed the coasting down
the sides OF the punch bowl" A few
teas were given at the club. Satur-
a -F--r ~ -, -
formal dances was given at the club.
at which the attendance was about
100.
Harold 3. Chapman and Harold s.
Van Doren. Of the faculty of Morris
Academy. spent the weekend in
Hartford. Conn, and New York. their
respective homes.
Frederick n. DeCoster William
DeCamp Johnson and Henry w.
Landfear have been elected elders of
the First Presbyterian Church. Jo-
seph II. Van Doren has been elected
an elder emeritus.
Miss Elsie King. of Netcong. spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Mary King, Of Speedwell avenue.
George A. Sanford, in charge OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
work at Governors Island. New York,
made an address In the First Baptis,
Church last evening
Sister Miriam. of st. Katherine's
Home for Girls, viii address the wom-
en- of the parish of the Church of the
Redeemer on March at $50 p. m.
Miss Edna Rusch. Of Prospec,
street. spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. William Stull, at Green
Village.
The Morristown Trust Company
executor of the estate of the late Au-
gustus l. Revere, has turned over ia
the Church of the Redeemer. residu-
airy legatee under the terms of Mr.
Revere's Will. securities, the present
market value of which are $4,000
The church is planning to erect a
/ memorial to Mr.. Revere to show IN
a partial way its deep gratitude FOR
/ his generous remembrance
I The trial of criminal court matter.
will begin tomorrow.
/ Beginning on Friday Afternoon
there will be O half-hour service fol-
/ young people in the First Presby
I terrain Church until Easter. The gen
eral topic will be THE Christian
Life
The children of the Junior Epwortl
League Of the Methodist Church CAV.
a reception to the Go-To- Churcl
Club. also an organization of children
IN the church pariors Friday nighy
Games were played and refreshment
/ were served. Mrs. Frank Garriso,
and Miss Madeline Day were il
charge Of the affair.
The long standing controversy be
tween Rosenberg & Mintz, owners o
the building, Nos. 46 and IS Speed
well avenue, and Antonio opposite
owner Of the Palace Theatre prop
erty. next door. came to a head Sat
urday afternoon when Robert Rosen
berg was arrested for attempting I
saw on one of the posts supportin
the gate that the owners have ha
as bone of contention. The bushes
firm is putting In new show window
in its building and wished the gat
removed so that the view OF on
window from the side would not b
oostructed- opposite objected to thi
and to Illustrate any attempt TO re
more the gate stationed Winfield