Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
MOrrist0Wn Notes

Miss Agnes l. Brady, for a long
time saleslady in the store of S. b.
Carson, died at her home on Wood
land avenue Tuesday morning. She
is survived by her widowed mother,
Mrs. Mary Brady, wife of the late
James Brady. The funeral will be
held Friday morning from the Church
of the Assumption, at $3.50 Inter
ment will be in Holy Rood Cemetery.
With the opening of the temporary
library in the Parker studio building,
| the librarian, Miss Lounsbury, has
requested that all those who hold
/ library books return them within two
weeks.
The last of the series of ladies
night" entertainments of the Tapkaow
! Club will be given next week, Tues
| day evening.
John Cullen and family have re-
moved to the Pitney farm on Mend
ham road where Mr.. Cullen will be
in charge of the greenhouses.
Mendelssohn's Hear My Prayer
will be sung by the choir of the
Church of the Redeemer on Sunday
evening,
The fifth of a series of six lectures
on the four gospels by Frank K. San
ders, Ph.D., DID,, president of Wash
burn College, Topeka, Kansas, under
the auspices of the local churches and
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, will be held in the latter place
Saturday evening. The subject of the
lecture will be THE Gospel of John"
Rev. William Russell Barnett, OF
the First Presbyterian Church, will
deliver an address at the fellowship
supper, in the Young Mems Christian
Association, Wednesday evening.
Maurice Garrabrant and Laird Bark
allow will render several piano duets.
In fast game on the Young Mems
Christian Association court, the En-
ployed Boys of the Y. NJ. c. A. de-
feated the Whippany Social Club five,
Monday evening, by the score of Is
to 16 The game was played at 7
o'clock, so that the gymnasium might
be used for the social service meeting.
Meslar played a star game for the
local boys, chalking up five goals.
Ashby Krouse. of the visitors Gagged
three for his team, scoring six of its
points. The locals were in the lead
by only three points at the end of the
first half. but made it up in the final
session. The lineup:
Employed Boys. Whippany S. @.
Ensminger ................... Ambrose
R. +.
Nelson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Denman
l.. r.
Meslar ...................A A. r. Krouse
Centre,
Brown Observation-Disclosures r. krouse
r. G..
Becl1with, McVay ............. Struble
l.. G..
Score at end of first half. IA to II:
final score, % to 16.
+aa,,, oop,nDoad NJ Cbipoca FINN,
New York City, will meet the Young
Mems Christian Association Basket
ball team Friday evening, ON the local
court. "A fast game is anticipated, as
the New York team is reputed to be
speedy aggregation. This will be
the only game of the evening and will
start at 8:15.
To create enthusiasm in the mem
bership campaign which is to be
waged next week at the Young Mems
Christian Association, a supper will
be given to the ten teams to take
part on Friday evening. The present
membership of the Y. NJ. c. A. is 514,
and the object of the campaign is to
run this number up to 800. Each of
the ten teams are in charge of a cap
tain and have five or more members.
Each will strive to secure the largest
number of enrollments.
The Philamathian Society will hold
it's fourth annual banquet, at Days,
next Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs George II. ID. Schief-
felin are planning to return to their
home, THE Sycamore" early next
month, after spending the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner, in
New York.
At the convention last week at AS
bury Park of the Red Men of this
State Allyn II. Thompson, of Iona
Tribe, No. ISL, of Morristown, was APP
pointed great sannap, and Victor II.
Boell, of Mohuscowungie Tribe, No.
PIG, also of this town, was appointed
district deputy.
At a meeting of the Morris County
Medical Society, yesterday, in Ar
canum Hall. DR. Fisher and Dr.
Thorne, of the State insane hospital
staff, told the assembled physicians
of some of their experiences DR..
Baxter explained some X-ray photo
graphs he exhibited, and DIR. Francis
II. Glazebrook told of an interesting
case that had come under his observa-
/ ton.
| Street Commissioner William H.
Frapwell, finding that the small dam
at Pocahontas pond was threatened
| by the rising water. has raised the
| flood gates and permitted the pond
to empty. When danger of a freshet
| is past the gates will be lowered and
| the pond retllled.
Armin Hoffman has secured posi-
| ton as electrical engineer with an
ammonia manufacturing concern at
| Washington.
Police Justice A, j. A. Bennell fined
Mrs. Mabel Depew negress. SIS and
costs for not sending her children to
| school. Mrs. Depew was brought be-
| fore Justice Bennell on Monday, on
the complaint of the truant officer,
Nillinm IL. LYONS.