The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-01-27

A complete file Of all bills introduced
in the Senate and House will be found en-
file at the CHRONICLE office.
A social and dance will be given by
the members of Pride of Vannatta Coun-
Gil, No. 81, D. of L., in the Parker build
ing next Wednesday evening
The body of Mrs. John Lord, who was
a former resident of Morristown and
who died in Roseville, was inferred at
Hackettstown last Thursday.
An "Intricate Social is the title bv
which an entertainment for the Junior
Department of the Y M. G. A. is an
nounced. It will occur tonight.
On Monday evening next the second
annual dinner of the Morris County
Gardeners and Florists Society will be
held at the Washington hotel.
Members of the Asaph Concert Com
pany sang at the mems meeting in the
Methodist Church Sunday afternoon and
at the Baptist Church in the evening.
"Shall We Keep the Philippines" is the
subject of a debate to be held in Associa-
ton Hall, February "a. between the
d9uinque of Morristown and Centenary
Institute of Hackettstown.
A reception by Prof. John HolIy's
dancing class at Y. M. Catholic Asso-
citation Hall, Wednesday evening, was
one of the pleasant events of the week.
More than 100 persons were present.
A cake walk and dance will be held
in Lippman hall, High street, on Monday
evening next under the auspices of the
Yukequa club. There will be music
and program of special interest has
been arranged.
A select musicale will be given in
Association Hall, on Friday evening,
February H. by the Ladies' Cymbal
Quartet of Jamestown, N. Y. Tickets
at CarlsoD's bicycle store now and at
CarrelPs pharmacy after February 13.
The public is cordially invited to in
spect the new building of the Market
Street Mission next week, on Tuesday
and Thursday, from 10 a. n to 2 p. m,
and on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
from 10 a. m. to 1 p. IN. and from 2
to 6 p. m.
The chances are that many people who
commute on the Morris and Essex rail-
road would better off if card playing was
prohibited on that road.s Poker games
are quite fad in more than one smok-
ing car on the Morris and Essex. Orange
Journal.
The committee which will represent
the interests of the Morristown Improve
ment Association are: On Legislature
Messrs. Paul Revere, G.. w. jenkins, E.
A. Day, E. @. Ksasbey and J. F. Linds-
ley. On recent tires-Alex Bennett, Fl. f.
Taylor and q. W. Ennis.
For abusing his employer, Edwardo
Wilsondo, a barber, who worked for
Joseph E Wood on Speedwell avenue,
was sent to Jail. Wilsondo struck Wood
and threatened to use razor on the en-
ployer. The prisoner will await the ac-
tion of the next Grand Jury.
Secretary A. W. Lubbock, of the Y.
M. q. A Joseph Kronenburg and Will
liam Merrell spent last Friday fishing at
Cranberry pond. Ten pickeral repre-
sented the days catch, and Mr.. Merrell
hooked the largest which was twenty
inches long aud weighed over two pounds.
A slight fire occurred at the home of
Harry DJmb on Market street at Z
o'clock Sunday evening. The blaze start
ed from an over heated stove and a
quantity of clothing was burned. The
wood work ignited, but was extinguished
without the necessity of sending in an
alarm.
The small boy whose mother sent him
on Saturday last to DIR. Andrews drug
store for bottle of phospho caffine,
almost paralyzed the genial proprietor
when he said his mamma wanted bot
tie of '.frisco kerosene" in hurry. The
doctor, after considerable meditation,
learned that the mother of the youngster
was suffering from headache, so he
wrapped up a bottle of ''phospho caf-
fine" which was really the medicine de-
sired.
AT A NEWARK 5AN0UET.