The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-02-03
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Rain tonight. followed by clearing,
fair and colder Saturday.

Melville Latourette is arranging to
erect double house on King street.
A M. Burney has opened market in
the Romano building on Speedwell
avenue.
The Whist Club met at the home of
MIR: and Mrs. Arthur Pierson, on Speed
well avenue. on Tuesday evening.
Rev. A. M. Sherman, of this place,
will give his lecture on "The War in
Cuba" in Stickle's Hall, Rockaway, on
the evening of March 2.
Fifteen young men have taken adj
vantage of the night classes in bookkeep-
ing. The classes meet on Tuesday
evening in Y. M. @. A.
Victor A. Wiss, we'll known resident
of this place, will on March /, open q
store at No. 90 South street, with COM
plete line of bicycles and sundries.
A coming attraction OF the star course
of entertainments is the original Old
Homestead Quartette, which appears q
the Y. M. 9. A. Hall on Monday evening
February 6.
The Christian Endeavor Socie: of the
First Presbyterian Church will hold q
Rainbow" prayer service in the chapel,
on Sunday evening next, at $40. Every
body welcome.
Edward Van Dyke. son of Health
Inspector Van Dyke, has been made a
corporal in Company, G, Third New
Jersey Volunteers, which regiment is
now at Athens, Ga.
The Park House, which has been con-
Quoted by Mrs. Feltner since the removal
of her father to the Continental, will be
closed on February TO- when the present
proprietress will retire from business.
An entertainment styled, s'Ninety Min
nounced for Monday evening, February
13, in the Salvation Army Hall. Captain
Anders will be in charge of the event.
Attention is called to new advertise
ment of E. A. Holton in another column.
At Holton's, persons desiring flowers,
ferns or foliage of any kind will always
find splendid variety from which to
select.
The Methodist Church has secured ex-
cellent musical talent for quartet choir,
Remembers being Miss Emma e Cihlar,
soprano; Mrs. o. K. Day, alto; George
w. Youngs, tenor, and W. P. Drew, of
Drew Seminary, basso.
The Morris County Ministerial Union
will hold its adjourned meeting, to COM
plete it's organization, in the South
Street Presbyterian Church, Morristown,
on Saturday, February II, at 80 p. IN.
Rev. T. 1. Coultas, D. D., will present a
paper on the occasion.
Mrs. S. J. Wadsworth. M. D., who
for many years past has conducted a
sanitarium on Ridgedale avenue, has
decided to remove to East Orange, where,
with increased facilities, she will con-
tinue her work as a specialist in nervous
diseases. :.
While replacing the tepmast of the
liberty pole in the park, last Saturday,
the hosting tackle broke and it fell with
a crash. The pole was splintered near
the top. It had been lowered to release
the halyards, which had been caught in
the pulley wheels.
Headley g. Romaine announce else
where in the CHRONICLE that they will
make sweeping reductions in the price of
first class shoes. This new firm, which
succeeds Fred Muchmore, will at all
times carry fine line of footwear and
always make it point to please custom
ers.
Sergeant John Morrison and Rounds
man Louis Henderson, have become ac-
customed TO their new titles, but the
tailor made uniforms which they now
wear will afford these guardians of the
peace satisfaction for some time to come.
Both are efficient officers and their ap-
pointments to places of greater RESPONSE
bility met with general approval.
David H. McAlpin, who is prominent
in the membership of the Brick Presby-
terrain Church. New York. has purchas-
ed and presented to the church organiza-
ton the four story brick building No.
224 West Thirty fifth street, to be used
as a club house by the boys and girls of
the Sunday school in that street. The
purchase price was $4,000. Mr.. Nc
Alpin was a liberal contributor to the
building fund of the First Presbyterian
Church of this town, as well as to that
of the Market Street Mission.