The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-03-11
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MADISON
Result of Tuesdays Election and General
Notes of the Borough.

Result of Tuesdays Election and General
Notes of the Borough.
At the quarterly conference held in the
III. E. Church Monday evening the resig
nation of E. N. Crasto was offered and
accepted, to take effect upon the APP
pointment of the general conference
which meets the latter part of this month.
F. B. Bardon, Cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank appeared before the grand
jury of Westminster county, N. Y. at
White Plains, on Wednesday and
pressed the charge of forgery against
John Kutfen for certifying checks of this
bank amounting to about $130 and the
jury brought In an Indictment The
trial will be held in about ten days.
Kuffen is confined in the jail at White
Plains.
The borough election held on Tuesday
was very exciting and resulted in vic
tory for the Republicans, as follows: For
reeholder-Eugene Troxell, Rep, 1872;
Samuel Brant, Dem, 337. For Council
men-W. +. Redmond, Rep. 3S5; B. War
renBurnet, Dem, 1923; A. l.. Reynolds.
Rep, 1888; r. L. Remnitz, Dem, 344
For Assessor E. Cook, Rep, 400; S.
w. Cook, Dem, 314 For Collector
VIM, T. Brown, Rep, 1924; John Nc
Ternan, DEM, 392. For Commissioners
of Appeal-James n. McGraw, Rep,
1856; James J. Ryan, DEM, 1888. For
Justice of the Peace-G. w. Gardner,
Rep, $50; Alexander Eagles, DEM, 355.
If license can be secured a hotel will
be opened in the building corner Main
street and Greenwood avenue, owned by
NJ. Mulcahy.
An entertainment was given on Mon
day and Tuesday in Fagan's hall by the
American Lilliputian Co., under the
auspices of the Citizens Band. The
proceeds will be used to purchase uni
forms for the members of the band.
The Council meets on Monday evening
when the newly elected members will
be sworn in.
Mrs. Alfred Chester Coursen delivered
her lecture on Americas Song Makers"
yesterday. before the Rasores and the
Womans Parliamentary Club of Plain
field.
Richard W. Potter and family re-
moved into their new house on Green
wood avenue on Tuesday.
The Independent Order of Forester's
will give a s'Smoker' and entertainment
in their rooms next Tuesday evening.
: The program will consist of soloist,
humorist, selections upon the grama-
phone, and refreshments.
A sociable was held on Wednesday
evening in Webb Memorial Chapel by
the members of the Christian Endeavor
Society.
The annual school meeting will be
held next Tuesday evening in the Cen
trail school building at 730 o'clock to
raise s. 500 to maintain free public
school for the ensuing year. Also to
elect two trustees to succeed E. L. Cook
and John M. Tunis.
The last number of the entertainments
OF the popular course will be held on
Wednesday evening in Association Hail.
The attraction of the evening will be
Franklyn Hart, original monologue in
song and story.
Henry Gibbons has rented the cottage
now occupied by H. B. Corwin on Green
wood avenue. Mr.. Corwin will remove
with his family into his own residence
on Green avenue.
The meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be addressed
on Sunday by David o. Minassian of
Smyrna, Turkey, He will tell of his
conversion and about the work of the
missionaries in Turkey.
An informal social will be held this
evening in Association Hall for the
members of the Y. M. G. A. 1t is the
first of a series of three to be held before
the outdoor work of summer begins.
Rev. A. T. Leonard and family, re-
Gently of this place, sailed on Wednesday
of last week for India, where Mr.. Leon
ard will engage in mission work under
the Missionary Society of the M. E.
Church.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Edith Fuller, daughter of
Rev. E. N. Crasto, to the Rev. John
Benton Pitcher, to take place on Wed
nesday, March 90, at 80 o'clock in the
n. E. Church.
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