Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-16
MORRISTOWN

Rev. Harold b. Drew, general seere-
tary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Passaic. has accepted
the call of the First Baptist Church
of this town to become its pastor.
Mr.. Drew will not come to Norris
town until after the first of next
year. but will occupy the pulpit at
the Sunday services.
The old established firm of Pruden
& Burke has been Incorporated, fol-
lowing the recent death of Edward w.
Pruden The incorporators are Post
master Eugene S. Burke, Margaret
S. Burke, Catherine Pruden and
Josephine H. eGuerin. A capitalization
of $780, 900 is authorized.
Antonio Giordana has purchased a
lot in Roosevelt street. 50x150 feet, of
the O'Brien & Lawless tract.
The Farther Light Society of the
First Baptist Church hold work
party in the church on Tuesday eve
ming.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the First Baptist Church will hold a
Thanksgiving service next Sunday
evening. All who attend are expected
to bring contributions OF fruit, jelly
or provisions, which are to be dis
| tributed to the sick.
| Miss Ina A. Kissel is a member Of
the executive committee and Mrs
| Gustave Kissel is a patroness of the
dance to be given at Sherry's on
Tuesday, November 20, for the benefit
of the Children's Club of St Am
| brose.
Evening Star Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, was instituted in Nor
ristown Saturday night by Most
Worthy Grand Matron Katherine
| Handy and Most Worthy Grand
Patron Joseph Bridges Mrs. Beatrice
| Davis is worthy matron and John HI,
Madigan worthy patron of the new
lodge. which is affiliated with the
Masonic fraternity.
The committee on supply work oil
the Woman's Home Missionary So.
ciety of the Methodist Episcopa
Church is preparing Christmas bar.
1 rels. The committee is soliciting con.
trlbutions of new material, new stock.
II ings and secondhand garments.
i A lamp In Tony Gervasio's home
4 in Spring street exploded Saturday
night. A still alarm brought indie
pendent Hose Company's chemical en-.
CINE, and the blaze was extinguished
but not before it had ruined couch
The Young Women's Missionary So
| clSIX OF Ine f1TSl EreSDYIerld1
Church is preparing a box to be sen
to HARRISON College, Irmo, s. c., an,
is soliciting contributions of boys
; clothing.
A feature of the Morristown poultr,
! show, which opens next Monday AM
continues for q week, will be an ex
? hibit Of game fish from the State fist
hatchery at Hackettstown. The shoy
J will be held in the E'latiron building
Speedwell and Sussex avenues.
Rev. Barrett p. Tyler Is receiving
{ contributions from members of tn
parish Of the Church Of the Redeeme
{ to be used in providing Christina
gifts for destitute European children
j Sumner r. Hopper who returned +
Morristown from his camp in Maine
is hobbling about on crutches. Will
5 attempting to get aboard canoe a
his camp a stone turned over and h
fell, breaking his right ankle.
Ell Phil p. Jacobs speaks to the missio
8 study cass of the Methodist Episcopa
! Church Tuesday evening on 'Immi
0 grant Forces"
The self-starter for Humane En-
{ CINE Company's automobile pumpin
4 engine is expected to arrive on SafuI
r day A man from the Robinson Fir
q Apparatus Company's st, Louis fac
story will install it -..------.-