The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1897-11-12
FROM OTHER TOWNS.
MADISON.

The Summit and Madison Ice Com
pany is being formed for the purpose Of
manufacturing artificial ice in Summit.
The incorporators are S. Fl. Paulmier,
and L. S. Paulmier,, of this place and
Richard Howell of Wilmington, Del.
The Fire Department is seeking
talent for an entertainment to be
held the first part of next month.
The Fire Department was called
out on Friday last at 1880 o'clock
TO extinguish fire in Ratti's store. Tie
damage was about 5000.
Harvey Denman has broken ground
for his new cottage on Greenwood ave-
nue.
A very interesting lecture was given
on Monday evening in the M. E. Church
by Rev. A. T. Leonard. His subject
was 1.-The Women of India"
r. II. Williams Jr., has entered Dart
mouth College, at Southboro, Mass.
The contract for the construction of
the new boiler house of the water and
Light plant, was awarded to Frank f.
Weber, for the sum of So AGO.
The football game last Saturday be-
tween the Madison Y. M. G. A., team
and the Roseville A. c.. was very excit-
ing. The Roseville defensive work out
classed that of the Madison team, while
the Madison individual playing was very
good, Madison lost the game through a
tumble by Fisher, (captain) who dropped
the ball within a foot of the Rosev1lle
goal in the second half. Plum the right
half of the home team injured his
knee cap and had to retire from the
game. the Madison team lost heart and
Roseville won by score of 10 to 4. To-
morrow afternoon the Madison Y M, Z.
A. team will play the crack MontclaiT
Military Academy team at Madison.
While the Madison team will miss Plum
they will be strengthened by Titus at
half-back and H Garrison at right
tackle also Koffer at right end; this will
be the strongest team our town has ever
had on the field. They will line up as fol
lows: Shultz, center; Griswold, right
guard: II. Garrison, right tackle; Koff-
er, right end; Brant, left guard; Burnet,
left tackle; Fisher, left end; Waters,
quarter back; Foote left half; Titus,
right half; Troxell full back.
Fred. Titus who is considered one OF
the best half backs in this part of the
State is now playing on the Y. M. G. A.,
team of this place and will be seen in
that position for the first time in Madl-
son tomorrow afternoon.
The first of the series of entertainments
of the Y. NJ G. A. was given on
Wednesday evening in Webb Memorial
Chapel by the Lotus Glee Club of Bos-
ton and Miss Edith M. Norton, reciter.
The following gentlemen will act as
Judges at the Flower Show on Novem-
Der Is, II and is, in Fagan's hall: A.
Burns, P. O'Mara and P. Mcdonald.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte S.
Cline, former teacher of the Madison
public school, and Rev Eugene A. Rob
inson, of the class of '97 of Drew Semi
nary, occurred on Wednesday at 80
o'clock in the NJ. E. Church at Wenonak.
j. D. Condict is erecting another house
on Crescent road.
Mrs. Fl. Brittin has been elected life
member of the New Jersey Historical
Society.
DIR. Alice Condit of East Orange adj
dressed the mothers meeting last week
at the home of Mrs. E. z. Burroughs.
The boys gymnasium classes of the Y
M. G. A. were opened on Friday evening
last under the direction of w. M.
Brewer of Lincoln, Neb.
A team of horses used to haul sand
from the pit of Bruen & Morris to James
Park were so severely injured by the
caving in of the bank that they had to be
killed. The team belonged to the Madi-
son Ice Company.