Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-07
MORRISTOWN

auxiliary of the Church of the Re-
deemer will exhibit their work done
for st. Anne's mission, in Brooklyn,
during the autumn on Friday after
noon from 4 until o'clock.
James Scoble has been elected re-
gent of Loantaka Council, No. 93s,
Royal Arcanum. Other officers named
are: Past regent, George H. Kiser;
vice regent, William f. Oakley; ora
tor, Walter 0. Stiles; secretary, Ed
ward A. Fleury; treasurer, Victor f.
Boell: collector, Reuben H. Burchell;
chaplain, A. w. Emmons; guide, Ben
jamin Heckel warden, David c.
Stillwell sentry, Charles Rausch;
representative to grand council
George II. Kiser; alternate, Charles
r. Slater; trustee for three years,
John ]. Gill.
Mrs. Clifford Mills entertains the
Dorcas Society at her home on De
Hart street Thursday afternoon.
Lewis c. Parker has rented his new
house on Idttleton road to DR.. E.
Moore Fisher, Of the State insane
hospital staff.
Morristowns school football team
was one of five teams in the State
that we're successful in winning all
their contests this season. The 9TH
ers We're Railway High School,
Kingsley School, Essex FEELS, New
man School, Hackensack and Bur
lirgton High School.
Mrs. Merle II. Anderson, wife of
the pastor of the South Street Pres
byterian Church, will be "at home
to the women Of the church on Sat-
urday afternoon from 8 to 5 o'clock.
A dramatic Interpretation OF Dick
ens's Christmas Carol" viii be given
by Professor Livingston Barbour
next Friday evening in the assembly
room of the Maple Avenue School
building as the third of the course
of free lectures under the auspices
of the Board of Education.
e. S. Sloat, by appointment Of the
Presbytery, will meet the officers of
the South Street Presbyterian
day night TO explain the General As
sembly's plan of church management.
Twenty-one persons sought lodg-
ings at police headquarters Saturday
night. Both the old and the new
lock-ups were taxed to capacity to
provide room for the tourists.
The choir Of the First Baptist
Church, under the leadership of J.
Gilbert Egbert, organist and choir di-
rector, is rehearsing 'Trhe Lords An
nointed," a Christmas cantata, by
e. S. Lorenz. for presentation on the
evening of Sunday, December 20.
The Master Plumbers Association
of Morristown has elected these Off
GERS: President, D. r. O'Keefe; vice
president, Michael Formato; secre-
tary, Walter V. neslar; treasurer,
William Snudden; trustee for three
years, William j. Looney.
Mrs. Gombers, treasurer Of the
united Offering Of the Newark do
cese, will address the women's auxil-
larry of the Church OF the Redeemer
Wednesday morning at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. Benjamin Day viii DC in
charge of the meeting of the
Women's Home Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday afternoon. The topic dis
cussion will be Advance Move
ments."
Barton NJ. Tunie has closed his
house at Morris Plains and with his
family is registered at the Mansion
House.
The Queen Esther Circle will hold
a christmas party" in the Hetho-
dist Episcopal Church on Saturday
afternoon.
Home Guards of the Methods,
Episcopal Church are selling Christ
mas wreathS, the proceeds for their
contributions towards missions.
The new bridge over the Lacka-
wanna and Norris railroads at Nor
mandy parkway has been opened tc
traffic. The Board Of F'reeholders Will
do some grading to the approach L
the bridge and will erect a. fence fol
the protection Of users Of the new
structure.
Norristown Aerie Of Eagles hal
elected Bernard Coghlan as worthy
president; William E. Collins, vice.
president: Benjamin Norton, chap
lain: Frank Kentsler, secretary
Michael, A. Doyle, treasurer; Franz
Ciilmartfn, inside guard; Howard
Davenport, outside guard; Jane!
Comisltey. trustee tor three years.
The sanitation committee of tn,
Wcanen's Town improvement Com
! mittee, OF which Miss Adele Voor
/ lees is chairman, have placed OF
sale Red Cross Christmas seals
Eighty-five per cent OF the proceed
/ will be used for the support of
/ district nurse in Morristown.
The Farther Lights Society of tn
/ First Baptist Church will hold
work party, combined with its regu
! lar monthly business meeting, in tn
church on Wednesday evening.
]. Ebert Egbert, organlst and choi
director of the First Baptist Church
and Mrs. Egbert will entertain tn
choir of the church at their home o.
Atno avenue Tuesday evening.
William r. Barkman, of this towr
has the general contract for the re
modelling and enlargement of the res
i6encc Of Mrs. Louise 4. Boultof