Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-15
MorristOwn Notes

| Rev. Thomas B. Ironside has gone
on a two weeks business trip to
| st. Louis.
Directors of the Friday Evening
! Club have elected j. Burton Wiley.
superintendent OF the Morristown
public schools. president of the club,
and Charles S. Carroll, secretary and
treasurer.
The Laekawanna Railroad yester-
day cut In the eastbound track Of
! the Morris Railroad from Farrelly's
woods to the Kahn estate and began
it's use by the Lackawanna's west
bound trains. The track will be used
during the progress of the grade
crossing elimination work at Nor
mandy parkway.
Morristown School was defeated
Wednesday afternoon by the Kent
School on the latter's diamond at
Kent. Conn. by score of 10 to 8.
The local boys played an excellent
game, but were outclassed.
Morristown School will play the
! Stone School, of Cornwall Heights,
| n. Y, tomorrow afternoon at the
school. The tennis team Will go to
| New Haven, Conn.,, to take part in
the interscholastic tennis tournament
at that place. The third team of
the school will go to Riverdale, N.
", and play the Riverdale School.
The school orchestra will give its
fourth annual concert at the school
lat S:15 D. m. Bishop Edwin s. Lines,
of Newark, will conduct confirma-
ton service in the school chapel Sun
day afternoon at 5:15.
| Holding that the defendant should
pay for the roof on his factory, the
| jury In the suit of Ezra D. Blowers,
OF Boonton, against Henry Sonthei-
mer and others, of the same place,
! brought in a verdict of $3.50 in favor
| of the plaintiff. The defendant re-
! fused TO pay for the roof. declaring
that 1t leaked.
Judge Oliver K. Day, sitting in
the First Judicial District Court, yes
terday granted a verdict for the costs
of court in teh suit of the Ward
Baking Company, of Brooklyn,
against Fanny ]. Rosen, of Speed
we'll avenue. The Ward Company
started suit against Mrs. Rosen for
3l60. and while the suit was pend
ing the latter paid the amount of
the suit. Judge Day held that the
payment was on account and the
costs were still due.
Miss Alice Mcneil is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Monahan, at Brookside.
DR.. Edna Butterworth, of New
York, who has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Salina s. Butterworth,
at "Ventosa," has returned to the
city.
Miss Frances Myers, of Western
avenue, is spending several days in
Providence, r. l.
DR.. and Mrs. Britton D. Evans
celebrate their silver wedding ami
versary on Saturday evening with a
| a q
Hospital. of which DR.. Evans is med
ical director.
At the Church of the Redeemer or
Ascension day, Thursday, May Fl
there will be holy communion al
10 a. m. and evening prayer and ser
mon at D. m. At the latter service
the Knights Templar, of MorristowI
and vicinity, will participate. Tit
choir will be assisted by william
Wheeler, tenor sololst, of ct. Bar
tholomew's Church. New York city.
Resolute Hook and Ladder Com
pany answered still alarm wed
nesday noon for chimney fire a
Mrs. Hulrs house, Franklin place
The blaze was extinguished withou
damage to the house.
/ Town Forester Edward ]. Bower
has completed the work of putting
in shape the trees on the court nous
lawn. Several surgical operation
we're required and the tree doctor
made them in good order
A newcomer to Morristown, q
/ least for the summer months,
| Charles A. Dana, who has LEASED
through Pease & Gilman, the Ma
z. Schmidt place at Convent for tn
III summer months.
Mrs. Josephine Fraser, coloreC
ii died suddenly at her home on Earl
street Wednesday evening. Her bod
IL will be sent to brakes Branch, Va
for burial
The First Baptist Church ha
elected a pulpit committee consistin
Of DR.. Harry Vaughan, Charlton 4
Reed, ]. C. VanCiilder, George Harr!
George Gordon, John X. Bonitac
and the church clerk, A. V. P1ersol
AS members of the permanent cour
ell of the Morris and Essex Bapti'
Association the church has electe
Rev. isaac M. 3. Thompson, j.
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