Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-03
Morrist0wn Notes

Frank Carroll a plumber at the
/ State Hospital at Morris Plains, had
his left arm badly mangled in an
! elevator Thursday afternoon. He was
+ brought to All Souls Hospital, at this
| place. where he was attended by DR..
! a. B. Coultas, Of Madison. Carroll
was employed in the engineering de-
/ partment in the main building, and
was riding from an upper floor to the
basement, when his arm was caught
| between the elevator and the floor.
| Buckley Evans, son of DR.. Britton
d. Evans, the medical director, put
the injured man in his automobile
and rushed him to the hospital in
this city. Carroll Is a son of Owen
Carroll, of Phenix avenue.
According to the report of the Sec
rotary, Miss Lucy B. Shaw, the Sum-
mer Shelter cared for seven parties
of children during 1914 averaging
about sixty-four children to each
| party. The report praises the work
of the matron, Mrs. Anna Driscoll.
and expresses regret over the death
| of Mrs. Frenaye. Miss Marion Walker
and Mrs. Julia Catlin. who had aided
the shelter to n large extent. The re-
port of the treasurer. Miss Altha E.
Hatch, shows receipts of $2,37S.30 and
disbursements of $2,06004, leaving a
balance In the bank of $31s.26. The
officers chosen for the year 1914 were
Miss Louise Shelton, honorary presi-
dent; Mrs. ]. A. H. Hopkins, presi-
dent; Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly and
Mrs. Alexander, Torrance, Yice-presi-
dents; Miss Altha T.. Hatch, treas
urer; Miss Lucy B. Shaw, secretary,
and Miss Cara r. Foster, assistant
secretary.
James Vorholz, of Morris street,
this city, was taken to the county
jail in an effort to identify Frank
and James Vanderhoof who were
arrested Tuesday for holding up AL
fred S. Levi of Dover. and robbing
the store OF William H. Downs, in
this city, as the two men who asked
him when the next train left for
Dover on the night of the Downs rob-
| berry Vorholz was going home, when
two men, carrying new suitcases,
stopped him on South street and
asked what time the next train came
up, saying they had missed the last
| trolley. Vorholz told them the 1:0S
was the next, and they walked with
him down Pine street to Morris. When
he learned of the robbery Vorholz re-
lated his story to the police, and they
learned that the men had gotten off
the train at Denville, and that one of
them was James Vanderhoof. Vor-
holz identified them as the two, as
near as he could recollect them.
The women of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety and the official board of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will unite
in giving a reception to Rev. Thomas
| T. Crawford, the new pastor, and his
wife on April Is. The reception had
originally been planned for next
| week. but owing to the fact that il is
Holy Week, and the pastor intended
| to move into the parsonage on We'd
nesday, 1t was set for Wednesday,
| the fifteenth.
The American Trust Company has
contracts for the remodeling of its
| building on South street. John d.
Collins will do the mason work and
DeCoster & Mills the carpentry.
Miss Agnes Abers is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
/ Q. Wright, jr., at Mt. Freedom
| Mrs. Frank Kentsler is the guest of
/ Mrs. Robert Bopp in Dover.
! Mrs. Joseph VanDyke and Miss
Gertrude VanDyke have been visit
| ing Mrs. VanDyke's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin DeGroot, in Mend
ham.
Rev. Ralph b. Urmy. d. D., and
| family departed from Morristown to.
day, going to Newark to the parson-
age of the Centenary Methodist Epis.
copal Church.
Mrs. David H Chatfield, of Wash
! ington, d. c., who has been visiting
Mrs. George Green, has gone to Gran
ford for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel V. Hoffman
have come out to Morristown after
spending the winter in New York.
The Morris County Savings Bank
of this town has bid in $4,000 of bonds
of the Rockaway Board of Education
There are sixty of them drawing in.
terest at four and one-half per cent
and of $500 denomination each. Thre,
mature in 1917 and three every veal
thereafter until the whole issue /:
redeemed.
Miss Elsie King has returned to hei
duties as a teacher in the Netconl
public school after being confined t
her home here for several days by III.
ness.
! Rev. Ralph B. Urmy, D. D., ha.
been elected chaplain emeritus o.
i Resolute Hook and Ladder Company
A new musical organization is the
Orphean Club, of which Professor
Edward NJ. Young is president; Miss
Emma Boniface, vice-president; Fred
erick c. Guerin. secretary, and PHILIP
Drake, treasurer. The club meet:
Monday evenings at the homes o.
members, Miss Hotchkiss is chair.
man of the entertainment committee