Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
MorristOwn Notes

returned Saturday from Grand
Rapids, Mich, where he has been at
tending the chiefs convention. Ser
peant John ]. Morrison acted as chief
during his absence
The annual fair of Morristown
Lodge No. SIS, B. p. o. E., will be
held in the Elks' home on Washing
ton street this week The fair VIII
open with an automobile parade to-
NIGHT. A carnival is also scheduled
for Speedwell Field this week under
the direction of the Alpha Nu club Of
this town. The Imperial Greater
shows. of which the carnival is com
posed, arrived Saturday and was
busy all day putting up tents,
A vocational service was novelty
at the combined Epworth League and
evening worship at the Methodist
Episcopal Church last night. Inc
cali of different professions was
presented in short addresses OF seven
minutes each. The graduates OF the
high school and all high school stu
dents were especially invited.
Hillside Hose Company No. l has
been organized in that section of the
town. Since the resolution was
passed by the Board of Aldermen
that no piece of apparatus should an
ever an alarm outside the town limits
a number of residents of Hillside
have been active in securing fire pro-
teetion for themselves. the company
is headed by the following officers:
Chief engineer. Halsey Armstrong;
president, Martin Okeefe; foreman
Thomas o. Peer; assistant foreman,
hudson Davis: secretary, ElWood
clark. and treasurer, Warren McVey.
Telephone directories are being dis
trih,Ifed in Morristown by the New
York Telephone Company. The new
hook contains the names of l,SO0 Nor
ristoWn subscribers, seNenty-nNe
more than in the previous volume
This number is exclusive of sur
rounding localities served by the
Morristown exchange.
Rev. Merle H. Anderson, of the
south street Presbyterian Church,
has announced a series of four sun
day evening sermons on "Dlylne
Healing. The subjects are nIts Its
Anneal to Human Nature. ITS
Rasis in Scripture" Its Scientific
ASPECT" and Its Delusions and Fail
ures.'
Mr.. and Mrs Woodbury. 6. Lang
don leave for Spring Lake tomorrow.
Rev. Charles Herr. of Binghamton,
will nreach in the First Baptist
Church next Sunday.
w p. Letchford has a cottage at
Eatch Hill for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wiehe, Of
New York, have rented a house on
Hill street for the summer.
Mrs. Mary ]. Hall was a weekend
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hail
| in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs Mattison L. Toms are
soiourning at Lake Hopatcong.
II. Leroy Whitney was the winner
| at the Morris County Golf Club Sat-
urday. taking two cups. He won the
Gun offered by Paul Moore for a
medal play contest over a. rearrange-
ment of the holes and also cup Of
| fered by Mr.. Moore for handicap
addition, was the largest point win
ner in the round for the president
cup.
The local lodge of odd Fellows will
attend the Methodist Episcopal
Church service next Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley gave
a dinner and dance at their home,
Tho Wayside," on Saturday evening,
that was attended by fifty guests
The Sunday school of the First
Presbyterian Church has elected
these officers: Superintendent, the
Rev. Jay Knox; secretary and treas
urer, Willis f. Sanders; librarian
Jacob Davis: department superin-
fendents-home Mrs. Frances A. Lee
primary, Mrs. James Clark; Junior
Mrs. Joseph F. Pierson; intermediate
Frank e. Lippman; senior, John II
Berry.
Charles W. Roberts has returned tc
Norristown after an extensive tri1
abroad.
Mrs. oliver *. Day and children
have gone to Brielle, where they have
a cottage. Judge Day will for tbs
preesnt spend his week-ends a.
Brielle. He has purchased a motor
boat.
James Caulfield, twelve-year- oil
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Caulfield
of Madison street, fell from a tree or
Collinsville Field yesterday Afternoon
and broke his collarbone The acci
dent happened before the Morristowr
A. A.-Newarl1 Colored Giants base
bali games. With other boys younf
Caulfield was in the tree pickins
cherries. He fell about twenty feet
Manager Michael Doyle, of the Nor
ristown A. A.. picked the lad up ant
carried him to William Lauenstein'i
carriage, in which he was taken t.
Memorial Hospital.
Carl Bergstraun, of Paterson, wa
brought to All Souls Hospital yes
terday with a compound fracture o
one leg. Bergstraun was riding hi
motorcycle through German Valley
when the machine skidded and h
was thrown off. A passing automo
bilist brought him to the hospital
Members of the Junior Christian
EndeaYor Society of the First Baptis
Church are picnicking at Burnhan