The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-05-04

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Place.
Rev. S. q. Batten will preach his
fifth anniversary sermon in the Bap-
fist Church, Sunday.
Vanatta Lodge, No. 1873, Jr. o. u.
A. M, held its eighth anniversary
and ball Monday evening.
Cincinnati Lodge, f & A. M, re-
ceived visit from District Deputy
Shermon, of Orange Monday night. 4
The pension of Ezra F. Kinds, has
been increased to $40 per month. and
Mrs. Catharine J. Baldwin has been
granted an original widows pension
of So per month.
Messrs. W. Fl. Benson, f. W. Meeker.
Fred Schraudenbach. and Bliss Coul-
tas have been appointed census emu
merators for the first, second, third
and fourth wards, respectfully.
| W. Harry Sullivan has sold his lot
adjoining the Market Street Mission
to VIM. E. Bailey for So, 500. Mr..
| Bailey expects to erect building,
containing two store rooms and base
ment.
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| fellowship was observed by a Joint
meeting Of the Morristown branches
in the Schmidt building Monday
night. Visiting brothers exemplified
the unwritten work and Mr.. Horn
did some blackface impersonation
| which was very amusing.
At meeting of the Estling Lake
Fishing Club, the following officers
were elected: President, D. P. Nc
Clellan; president, Fred Much
more; secretary and treasurer, Fl. A.
VanGilder trustees, Samuel Freeman,
j. f. Haas, Charles A. Baker, Henry
HI. Davis, d. P. Mcclellan, Fred
Muchmore, HI. A. VanGilder; Execu-
tive Committee. DIP. Mcclellan G. A.
Baker and Fl. FL. Davis.
The schedule for the State tennis
championships, which has Just been
announced is as follows: June II,
New Jersey at Orange and Pennsyl-
vania at Merton; June 16, Massachu-
sets at the Longwood Club, Boston,
July is, New York at Syracuse !;
Aug. 6, Georgia at Atlanta; Aug. Z,
Maine at Sorrento Sept. 3, Ohio at
Cincinnati; Sept. 4, Western Pennsyl-
vania at Pittsburg; Sept rs, District
of Columbia at Washington, D. G.
A meeting of the members of the
Bar Association of Morris County,
was held in the court building Tues
day, when the following committees
were appointed: Ethics, Mahlon
Pitney, Alfred Mills, and Elmer
King; Membership, Charlton Reed,
Elmer King Library, John B. Vree-
laud, W. W. Cutler, c. A. Rathbun.
Another meeting of the association
was held this morning.
Sundays services in both the
Church of the Redeemer and st.
Peters were largely attended. In
the morning at 1910 at st. Peters
Church, Bishop Starkley was present
and conferred the rite of confirmation
on class of thirty three candidates.
At the evening service in the Church
of the Redeemer class of seven was
confirmed
Wesley S. Munger, graduate of
the New York College of Pharmacy,
Glass '99, who for six months has
been in the employ of the Brown &
O'Connell Drug Co., has passed a
creditable examination before the N.
j. Board of Pharmacy and is now a
registered pharmacist in this State.
Station Agent Elliott entered com
plant Wednesday night against
Thomas Gaham, hack driver, charg-
ing disorderly conduct 1t appears
that as the hacks are allowed to go
up to the station after Up. m. 4, Gaham
was quick to secure a location and re-
fused, when ordered to back out of
the way to let in an omnibus AS
no ordinance was violated, Justice
Gift dismissed the case.
Next Wednesday evening, the Young
Mems Catholic Association will hold
it's annual May reception in the rooms
beginning at g. 80 O'Clock. The Com
mittee Of Arrangements is composed
of Edward Gallagher, James Trainer,
John Heating, John Kilkenny, J.
Howard, j. Kahn, J. BELLY, P. Doyle,
M. j. Norris and Thomas F. Dunn.
An elaborate program has beeen pre-
pared A special feature of the even
iDg's enjoyment will be a parlor en-
tertainment.
The Morris County Polo Team
played close and exciting game with
the Meadowbrook Hunt Club at the
latter place Tuesday The Morris
County team were victorious by a
half goal. To Harry Payne Whitney
of the Morris Club is due it's victory.
The Meadowbrookers made four goals
in the first period to the Morris
County's two. At the end of the
second period the score was tie
Meadowbrook making one goal to
their opponents three. In the last
period the final struggle resulted in
but one goal being made by Mr.. Whit
ney- making the winning score 81
goals to 5, as the Morris County Club
lost p goal on penalties.
Oscar HI. Babbitt has purchased of
the Blachley estate the lot adjoining
the Library with twenty five feet from
tage and depth of over four hun
dred feet with an "L'' in the rear of
square, including the large slate roof
barn on the rear of the lot. Mr.. Walsh |
has been employed by Mr. Babbitt to
draft plans, which show modern
building with Grecian front and
which will in every way be suitable
for the extensive business of Mr.. Bah
bitt. The building will be placed on
a line with the Lyceum thus giving a
broad sidewalk A reception room
about % feet square will lead into a
room 125 feet in depth with a % feet
ceiling, which will be lighted by |
seven sky lights, which will give
ventilation and ample light for the
display of the large line of car
pets, rugs, ETC., which Mr.. Babbitt