Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22
MorristOWn Notes

A. H. Marrone, a special agent of
the United States Census Bureau,
who has been at the court house the
last few days securing information
about the county's financial opera
tions, has completed his work.
| Miss Rachel Reed, daughter Of
Prosecutor Charlton A. Reed, of this
town, who is a student at Mt. Holy
oke College, is one of the literary edi-
tors of the Mt. Holyoke junior an
nual, Llamarada.
Rev. Merle H. Anderson, pastor of
the South Street Presbyterian
Church, is attending the session OF
the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church in Chicago.
Miss Adeline Owen. who rnoent'v
returned from India, will address the
Mission Band of the South street
Presbyterian Church this afternoon
The commencement exercises of the
high school will be held in the South
I Street Presbyterian Church this year
owing to the destruction of the Ly-
ceum by fire. The class of 1914 is
not as large as that of last year,
having only thirty one members. The
exercises will be held on the morning
of June 10.
Mrs Harry Johnson, of this town,
has been the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese jenkins, at
Dover.
i Miss Edith Gillen, of this town, has
been guest of her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Sheriff and Mrs. Whitfield
B. Gilen, at their home in Dover.
The Philomathean Society will hold
! it's annual outing on July IA. when a
| trip will be taken up the Hudson.
The annual shirt waist dance of the
Philomathean Society will be held in
| the Washington Hall, Wednesday
, evening, June 8. The committee in
! charge of the dance is Frank A. Pier
son, Matt ]. Madden and Joseph Ger
don.
Vice Chancellor John r. Emery,
who has been quite i'll at his home on
! Elm street from severe bronchial
cold, is much improved.
Odo de st. Armand Commandery,
No. 10. knights Templar, observed
! Ascension day by attending services
last evening in the Church of the
Redeemer, and listened to a sermon
by Sir Knight Barrett P. Tyler, the
rector. Supper was afterward served
the sir knights at the United States
hotel.
Samuel F.. Beach is laying a cement
sidewalk in front of the entrance to
his carriage factory on Bank street
The Prudentown fire department
will begin next week the erection Of
| fire-house on its lot on Mt kemble
avenue, Morris township. The build
ing will be twenty-siX by thirty feet
in dimensions with large arch door
/ IN
stairs is to be a meeting and club.
room. The first story Of the building
is to be of concrete and the uppei
sto~v ~ st"""n The building viii
cost about $500.
Mrs. Raymond w. Byram. of Chat
ham, is visiting Miss Lillian Sher'
man, of Phoenix avenue.
Mrs. Robert G. Bushnell and Mis-!
Bushnell are stopping at the Boyken
Mrs George A. Woodford and Mis-.
TINS are in Detroit for a two weeks
visit.
Miss Grace Carroll of DeHar
street, has steamed for Bermuda il
company with Rev Thomas I. Coul
tas and Miss Edna Coultas, Of Haver
straw. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward Ford will b.
at the Boyken after June 1.
The Morristown- Madison auto bu
will discontinue its trips after Satur
day. The Morristown-Ma Aut,
Bus Company, of which Edward
Guerin, of this town, is manager, viii
use the car for private parties.
Mrs. Charles w. Roberts left toda.
for visit with friends in Easton, Pa
Miss Minnie Soaring is visiting IL
Brooklyn.
Miss Clara Keller has returned t.
MorristoWn after a sojourn at Brad
ley Beach, " here she has a cottage.
Morristown Chapter. Daughters o
the American Revolution, will NEE
Thursday afternoon at the home o
the Misses Vogt on Franklin street.
DIR. Anna l.. Allaben has been at
tending the annual meeting of tn
alumni Of the Women's Homeopathi
College in New York.