The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1888-12-01

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aoRRIsrowN. MI, DEC. j, 1888. The
benefit
4 Dristabstraet and Chronicle Of the times The
-- enterti
The shortest days Of the year commence eyeuin
on the 2lst inst. Vi,
Thanksgiving Day was observed here by game
the usual church services, and family re- last s.
unions
ME- Isaac y an flee' y sun connneu - ernmel
his room, but ii is hoped he will soon be raj n,
out again
- : Stea
1ep'lan -" :, ,,,.. in all t
hes' ~ AA"o''" : w. ros
row evening.
Mrs F. S Lathrop has returned to Nor MRS.
ristown for the winter her residence being nome
No. 80 Elm street a"" W
County Clerk Mott will still continue 10 The
reside in Rockaway. coming to Morris will re-
town daily by train tage TO
The Court Of Parlons Monday par> The
doned six criminals, none OF whom We're prepar
from Morris County. to be h
,,v;,;orv of ,boy q A Der.
will hold their regular monthly meeting Bsh
on Thursday next at 30 bration
mn .,...,,.s, t,,h nil, t,,,i, ito ,.sr;od Eve in
,y,,,tor in tho hall Of lbe Newar
oslng Mems Catholic Association vice
Rev. Dr.. Ersinl.f is preaching a series appoin
If Sunday evening sermons on the jews The MI
isl. Tabernacle. illustrated with charts Rocka'
Ii viii be well for our merchants and Mr..
trades people TO look out for spurious purcha
coin when strange Italians come to trade. D" Of
The Western Union telegraph office will for g
be removed to-day from us present loca- AN,
ton 10 SUITE On 'ne A"s' ''''' - '"' Der of
FarK. ling mi
At a special meeting of Common Coun and ella
ell last Friday evening. Mr.. George S.
3 yss,., brewer
ator \
That was toretaste OF winter last sun iionsts
day and Monday The storm of Sunday
was veritable reminder Of the great 5liz- Paul
gard last March Pompt
- -.- He was
he hloiils'o"n oiuD a'e uisei'''"S - membe
pfoJeet ol ne" NiuD ihou''' INC p.Vlo's" 1870
and Boyken streets. Mou
Oo.;nta.5an, nolnns If tho M ton, wi
ca,,oo1 ,o oioors aud citizens
saa.l = ,a .oodo,,o. an last Sa
Friday evening of last week. - '''e
1t is stated-upon what authority we Patrl
a. not bnov-that AssemhIvman-elect who sll
Nanobrioht of This County will not vote Smith.
10 repeal the High License law. wife an
on Jar
MI anu hrs' geo a. aoei' "iio ,''s cent.
spent the summer here, will return to their
Florida home tosday. Mrs. Albert Stans- A N
borough and Mrs Henry Emmons accom- came S
pany them. election
~. .To--on do,,--,,.ar Of Mr. n resume
I'D Govt Iobn 1t was
- - III ~ Nv r, ,,,oro ,,or That o.
RED in Trinity Church. the latter place, on Nun
Wednesday last have re
The Commissioners of Appeals me. on one do
Trosdov hut there was very little business The de
before thea Assessor Clifford having done slgnltu
nc work 60 we'll that he was COMPLEMENT which
cd nv the commissioners genuin
1t is proposed to organize polo club in A M
Morristown. All right. gentlemen, that Assoc'
Texas ranchman promised to be here with Chamb
more horses next spring-and there ought Saturd
to be devised some use orthose he LETT mere the sub
a few weeks ago. The
Samuel Rahcock emnloved nv F. E. Care Of
Lippman was severely hurt few days ago ICE
in attempting to drive load of baled hay ing,
rndor br;ol orch in tbe rear Of Mr. most il
Lippman's stables He was riding on the q,
load and was caught under the arch, and boon =,
the arch was the stronger of the two. thio ~,
Mr. p w Lyon, of Summit, N. j., will starters
,oc,,ro the ssT2at,es If Rull RIM and died do
Five Forks, in Association Hall, Morris ", Oh
town, on Wednesday evening next under recor
,ba onsn;cas Of Ioantal,a Council No 9Ss. miles a
Royal Arcauum Tickets be obtained peuest'
fo,o ,ooroors Of tho ordar free of CHARGE expecte
Tillie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac iofo
xot1 of ,b;s y,looo d;ed of dinbtber;a on day e
r.;da,, .ho oad III ora u,os hurried at Parker
No,yorl, On Mondov She was ahout fen Hanna
&CoNS
years of age, and was an unusually bright Fiefsol
and interesting child. The only remains pnaslzl
ing child, an equally bright girl. is with on tne
relatives in Phila delphia Doc'or
" present
"CrAzY sUbPeR" will be giyenin the ganizir
NJ. E. Sunday School rooms on Wednesday League
evening nextby the Young Peoples League,
the proceeds TO be devoted to the new or me
gan fund. The supper is not to be crazy, io'A :
except in point of surroundings, but will our 90
be one of the very best given under these .ue a''
ausn;ces and that - saving much is scar
$3.50 bright
Father Farrell was on thanksgiving it are;
presented win purse OF SooU oy com any
mittee representing the Catholic denom Ameri
ination here, as a mark of esteem and a ulalio,
testimonial of his labors as assistant 10 Rem
Father Flynn. Messrs Eugene S. Burke, eountr
C. H. Knight aud John A. Carr and Matt cess a
f. Lowe constituted the committee. d.i,v
The entertainment at Chester last Fri m.