The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
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distribution. They will be divided
among the two hospitals and other
charitable institutions of Morristown.
After business had been transacted,
tea was served and pleasant social
hour was spent.
A composition side walk is being
laid in front of J. HI. Schmidt Co. s.
factory on Bank street.
Washburn's minstrels drew a crowd
ed house on Monday evening. They
gave very creditable performance,
the singing being especially good.
DR.. L. L. Mial will be at his Of
fee in the Babbitt Building, on the
afternoons of Monday, Wednesday and
Fridays of each week, from 1.SO to
to A. 80 p. m.
The Lackawanna will put new
timetable into effect ON December 2.
1t is understood that several impor-
tant changes will be made in trains
all along the line.
At a meeting of The Catholic Bene-
VIOLENT Legion, held on Wednesday
evening, three new members were
elected They were Bart Clifford, j..
P. Lucas and James Burns.
The various churches will unite in
union Thanksgiving service on
Thursday next, to be held at IL
O'Clock, in the First Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. 7. l. Coultas p.
D., will preach the sermon.
The social given by the Y. P. S. @.
E. of the Baptist Church last Friday
evening was a most successful affair
from social as we'll as financial
point of view. An interesting program
was rendered.
The Morris County Bar Association
will give dinner at the Morris
County Golf Club on Tuesday evening
November ~. The guests of the even
ing will be Chancellor Magic, Justices
Garretson and Fort.
Mrs. George M Ambrose, for
many years resident of this place,
has established an Employment Bu-
reau at 107 Maple avenue An agency
of this kind has been needed in
Morristown for long time An i'm
portant part of Mrs. Ambrose's an
nouncement, elsewhere in the Chron-
icle, is the furnishing of servants with
authenticated references.
The Morris County Chronicle
announces that W. W. Woodward is
suffering with two broken wrists.
There must be some mistake about
the matter, as we saw him lift a
l00-lb. keg of nails on Monday morn
ing. Sussex Register. The Chronicle
is glad to learn that the report con-
cering Mr.. Woodward is incorrect.
The information was obtained from
the usually we'll Informed Washing
ton Star.
The work on the Emmett tract, where
the new round house and storage
tracks are being built for the Lacka-
wanna, is progressing rapidly A bed
Of rock ha: boon struck on the north
side of the property which necessitat
blasting. Early last Saturday after
noon the whistle on the steam shovel
was knocked off by a piece of rock
thrown by blast. All the steam es-
capped from the boiler and the shovel
was useless for the remainder of the
day.
A large gathering of spectators wit
messed a fine game of foot ball at the
grounds of the Morristown School, last
Saturday, when the local team defeat
ed the eleven from the Horace Mann
School by q score of II to 0. The
game was fiercely contested and nei
Their side scored in the first half, al
though Morristown kept the ball IN
Mann's territory nearly all of the half.
In the second half, Morristown scored
twice, playing very intelligent game.
The team work of the local school
clearly outclassed that of the visitors
whose line was rather weak.
A letter from the Rev. G. Campbell
Morgan was read to his congregation
in Lond n. England. con Sunday, an
nouncing his resignation of his pas
torate to accept the call to Northfield,
Massachusetts,, to take up the work of
the late Dwight l.. Moody. He said
he regarded the call as call from
God. He will retire from the pastor
ate on February IA, unless the church
accepts his offer to withdraw sooner
in order to enable the congregation to
settle upon new pastor, in which
Mr.. Morgan expresses hi~ willingness
to cooperate. He received the offer
to take charge of the Mortified worIF
a month ago from Mr.. Moody's son.
In this city there are numerous CON
tributors to the Mortified work, and
those most familiar with it express
themselves as being well pleased that
he has accepted,