The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-01-06
Little Locals
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Rain, probably turning to snow, to-
night; clearing Saturday; colder tonight.

KAN, probably turning TO snow, TO-
night; clearing Saturday; colder tonight.
Peter Kuttle has lame leg, the result
of kick from horse
The first meeting in the new year Of
the Board Of Excise will be held on next
Wednesday evening. -
Revival services will be continued in
the Methodist Church next week. A
quartet from Drew Seminary will assist.
The Rev. DIR. Courtney, bishop of
Nova Scotia will preach at the morning
service at the Church of the Redeemer
on Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held in its rooms at the x. N. @.
A. Tuesday next
Daniel Alexander, who for many
years has been the obliging janitor at
the Y. M. G. A., is now i'll for the first
time in nearly fifty years
The new telephone subscribers are
Charles Kersting. 258 F; DR.. Henry n.
Dodge, 3t1; Tompkins & Welsh, 1856 /,
and Rev. DIR. Hubbard, 312 A.
Charles Lechtie, an agent whose home
was in Newark, died from hemorrhages
at All Souls Hospital Wednesday night.
The body will be sent to Newark.
d. Italo, who recently opened con-
fectionery gtore on the Park side of the
Babbitt building. has abandoned the m
terprise--in that locality at least. IN
Captain Belle Griswold of Philadel-
phia was the speaker at meeting in
Volunteer Hall last night Coffee and
cake were served to those in attendance.
The Christmas turkeys presented to
members of the local police force were
the gift Of Mayor Quayle, and not OF To-
cal dealer, as has been stated in local
paper.
The Farmers Hotel has been leased by
M. Lewis Brewer of Boonton who will
assume charge the latter part of this
month. It is said the name of the hotel
will be changed.
John Jameson, who lives Jdst outside
the town limits, fell on Market street
Monday and broke leg below the knee.
The bone was set by DIR. Becker and the
patient is doing nicely.
The meetings of the Union Bible
Glass, conducted by the Rev D. M.
Stearns. will be resumed, beginning on
Monday evening next at the South
Street Presbyterian Church! All are
invited.
The game of ice polo played on Christ
mas day, and recorded last week as hav-
ing been won by the Lakeside Club, did
not result in a victory for either team.
The score of the Melick A. G. was tie
with that of its opponents.
Miss Sarah Crane of Atno avenue, who
oli,1rod On tho inv y1ounYnoY1 last Gunduv
while returning home from the morning
service at the First Presbyterian Church
and sustained painful injuries to her
right hand, is much improved.
The veterinary practice established by
the late DR.. ]. 6. Dustan will be con-
tinued by his son, DR.. Henry w. Dus-
TAM who has been associated with his
father several years, and who recently
graduated from Cornell University.
A musicale will be given in the Bap-
fist Church on Monday evening next,
with Miss Bertha Clark violinist, as the
the attraction Prof. Carl G. Schmidt
will be accompanist, and musical recita-
tions and vocal solos will be rendered by
local talent
On Monday evening the Young Mems
Catholic Association held the first of a
series of dances for members. About
sixty persons were present, and the occa-
sion was an enjoyable one. Music was
furnished by the State Hospital orches-
ira, under the direction of Prof. Harry
Freeman
The public schools reopened Wednes-
day after the holiday vacationSn 1t is ex-
pected that the contemplated movement
of scholars to the Speedwell avenue
school will begin early next week or as
soon as the teachers now i'll recover.
Those at home, i'll, are Miss Noteworthy, |
Miss Bryant and Miss Fox.
Two women in the guise of Sisters of
Charity were successful in collecting
considerable money from unsuspecting
Morristonians on Saturday last On
Sunday it was given out at all the
masses of tie Church of the Assumption
collect for All Souls Hospital.
The hirty-eighth anniversary of the
Woman's Union Missionary Society will
be held on Wednesday, January IS, at
Q p. M, in the lecture room of the
Church of the Pilgrims REV. r. s.
Storrs, D. d., corner of Henry and
. Remsen streets. Brooklyn. Addresses
will be made by missionaries of the So
lciety, Miss Irving, Miss Dietrich and
thers. Prayer service at 1130 a. M
rhe members of the Morrstown auxil-
airy are invited to attend. Take Greene
ind Gates avenue cars from New York
BIT the Bridge entrance.