The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-03-30
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evening.
st. Margaret's Council, No. 613, @.
B. L., will hold meeting next Mon
day night.
In Bennell & Co. s window are four
ostrich eggs on exhibition which at
tract considerable attention.
The Volunteers Post will hold a
coffee and tea supper in its rooms on
Speedwell avenue, Saturday evening.
At the annual meeting in May, the
Board of Freeholders will appoint a
collector and county engi-
neer.
Next Wednesday evening in St.
Peters Church, Rev. Henry C.Swent-
eel will preach ON "The True Stand
point. =
The local post of the American Vol
unteers will resume its meetings in
the hall in the old Banner Building,
next Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union will be
held In the rooms at the Y. NJ @. A..
Tuesday, April 5, at p. m.
New telephone numbers are W. l..
Mills, 80; E. I. Caskey, 349i New
Jersey Engineering and Construction
Company, 318 and @. A. Reed, 398a.
The new committee of Morris Town
ship as organized last week is: DR..
@. Y. Swan, chairman; G.. B. Par
sons, treasurer and John M Mills,
counsel
The Union Bible Glass taught by
Rev D. NJ Stearns, will be held on
Monday evening next at 7.45 o'clock
in the chapel of the First Presbyterian
Church.
horses was taken sick with collie Tues
day night. He was taken out and
another horse placed in the stall tenn
porarily.
The different churches are making
for the Easter services,
the programmes of which will be pub
lished in subsequent issue of the
Chronicle.
A great deal of interest has been
taken in the special services in the
Methodist Church the week past,
large congregations being present
each night.
The wills of Thomas Hammond, of
Boonton; Joseph Fitzpatrick, of Boon
ton and W. B. Cook, of Morris Town
ship were entered for probate at the
Surrogate's Office this week.
The pupils of the Parochial School
will give their entertainment, The
Lost Orphan in the Lyceum on the
evening of April IL. Tickets can be
exchanged at Smiths drug store on
and after April 6.
The Morris and Orange Presby tery
will hold it's spring meeting in the
South Street Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday April 10. At this meeting
Paul Erdnan, son of Rev. DIR. Albert
Erdman, will be ordained.
Chief of Police Holloway has re-
ceived word from Adjutant- General
Corbin, that no report of the injury
of his nephew, Frank Holloway, who
is doing service in the Philippines,
had been received up to March Dist
Wednesday, Sergeant Morrison
greeted three colored men who evil
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questioning them gave the trio the
preference of being vaccinated or
leaving town. They were vaccinated.
The base ball team of the Morris
town School for the coming season
has been picked with the exception of
two players. The first game sched-
uled will be played on April IS with
the Drisler School Club of New York.
The past month in police circles has
been an unusually quiet one. Only
fourteen cases came up where fines or
commitments were imposed, and this
is considered small number. Most
of the arrests were made for petty
offences.
B. r. Richardson, of Belmar. will
manage the branch Office at that place
for I. Frank Appleby, of Asbury
Park. Mr.. Richardson understands
Belmar real estate thoroughly and
those who contemplate spending the
season at this beautiful resort, will
find in him courteous and obliging
real estate agent.
At meeting of local Prohibition
lists held on Wednesday night the fol-
lowing delegates were elected to at
tend the county convention ON Satur-
day in the Free Methodist Church at
Dover, DIR. F. W. Owen, Dr. HI.
Vaughan, VIM. N. Quimby, Herbert
Nixon and VIM Enslee. The State
convention will be held ON May 8th
in Trenton.
Inasmuch as looming events cast
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ment of Philips and Day elsewhere
They advertise high grade fertilizers,
tested field and garden seeds for which
they are exclusive agents in Morris
town and in addition they have in
stock a large supply of household
goods, hardware, agricultural imple-
ments, which as advertised are g first
quality and offered at bottom prices. -
The advertisement of Samuel W.
Kirkbride, the well known contractor
and builder of Ashury Park, appears
elsewhere in the Chronicle. Mr.. Kirk
bride has been leading factor in the
promotion of the interests of his home
town in fact he has been prominently
associated with the improvements
along the east New Jersey shore for
many years. Parties in this vicinity
who contemplate building at the shore
would consult their own interests by
confering with the advertiser.
The annual business meeting OF
the Sunday School of the Baptist
Church was held Sunday afternoon.
l. r. Pierson, who for the past thirty
one years has been superintendent of
the school, asked to be relieved from
the duties of that Office and Charlton
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