The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-03-01
NORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON

e. K. Brown, the civil engineer, is
at Cambridge, Mass, on a business
trip.
The Madison Academy had holt
day on Washington Birthday.
There will be a meeting OF the
Board of Health in the Council rooms
Monday evening.
e. Shaouy has remodeled the interior
of his store on Main street, which
adds greatly to it's appearance.
Mrs. W. B. Matthews, formerly OF
misplace, died Of pneumonia at Dover
last Saturday.
Henry Bardon has been presented
with q framed set of resolutions by the
r. and A. NJ, No 93, of which he is a
member, for his services to that lodge.
John ]. Rutan, Jr., spent Sunday
at this place.
Edgar Burnett has been home visit
ing his parents
Miss Jennie Hancock, of Maple
avenue, who is taking course at the
Newark City Normal and Training
School, was home Washington s Birth
day, visiting her parents.
Miss Genevera Eagles, OF Maple
: avenue, is visiting friends at wye
brooke, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Paulmier have
returned from the south where they
have been on their wedding trip and
will reside at Summit.
Enos Wilder, of this place, who is
living in New York for the winter
spent Washington's Birthday with
his daughter, Mrs. S. H. Plum, of ia
Loantaka Way.
George Harvey, who has been with
Williams, the druggist, of Summit.
has accepted the position as head
clerk at the Park Pharmacy.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Epworth League will
be held this evening in the chapel Of
the M. E. Church.
There will be meeting in the Town
Committee Room, Hickory Tree, this
evening for the purpose of nominating
the officers to be elected at the coming
spring election for Chatham Town
ship.
Fire was discovered at $50 last
Thursday afternoon in a bed room on
the top floor of 20 Main street. The
fire department responded quickly to
the call and through their efforts the
building was saved. The fire was in
the apartments of Mrs Robert Green,
who occupied it as boarding house.
The contents Of the room were COM
pletely destroyed.
The budget made by the Council
and recommended for the coming year
amounts to $40, 965. 90 and is 81, $685. 90
less than last year.
A meeting of the democratic execu-
tive committee consisting Eof Charles
B. Gee, chairman; Samuel Brant,
Daniel Dunn, Fl. J. Hopper, and Frank
Waters, was held last Thursday even
ing in the Office of Chas. B, Gee, and
important business was discussed
regarding the approaching election
and in all probabilities, the Demo
Gratis will run straight ticket
Miss Tweedy, of Babylon, l.. l.,
has been the guest of Mrs. Harry B.
Green, of Main street..
James H. Baker, Jr., spent Washing
toms Birthday at this place.
Mrs James Fl. Baker and son,
Harry L. Baker, who have been living
to return to Madison the fore part of
next week. They will stop at the
"Ridgedale -
The borough is having the faucets
and faucet connections inspected,
which is done nearly every year.
There will be given the fore part Of
April a minstrel and vaudeville show
in the Assembly Hall, James Building,
for the benefit of the Athletic Associa-
tons base ball team. The talent will
be mostly local and among those who
will take part are: FL. Carlton Baker,
jeremiah Clark, William W. Davis,
and Herbert Lum. These gentlemen
have already earned for themselves a
wide reputation for their cleverness
upon the stage and an excellent show
is expected
E. Lester JONES' of Pomeroy avenue,
entered two of his beetle hounds
"Dutchess'' and "Lady Babbie' at
the dog show in Madison Square Gar
den last week. The former received
PRESERVE prize" and the latter was
recommended. "While the dogs were
at the show, Mr.. Jones was offered
several large amounts for them.
Duchess is only seven months old and
she promises to be an exceedingly
fine specimen of her kind.
Fred Paulmier was home Washing
toms Birthday visiting his parents.
The Fadette Woman Orchestra of
Boston will appear in the Assembly
Hall, James Building, March goth
under the direction of The YIN. @. A.
e. l.. Cook is erecting two houses
avenue. Messrs. Oreager and Trow-
bridge the builders, have the contract
for building them.
The two houses being built by the
Madison Land and Improvement
Company on Grove street are nearing
completion.
A vegetable market has been opened
by s. anderhoof, at 10 Main street,
Y. M. O. A. building
There was a musical followed by
dance in the "Small Hall, +" James
Building, last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. SHAY, of
Madison avenue, will give reception
to their many friends next Monday
afternoon from to Z.
Nailor Harrison, proprietor of the
Rosedale Sale and Exchange Stables
of Rosdale avenue, has recently re-
ceived carload of horses from the
west
The Hillorest A. @. of Summit de-
feated the Fanwood A. @. at basket
ball Washington Birthday evening
by score OF 81 toll @ Robert Troxell,
of this city is a member of the
former team ana the good score was
rolled up largely by his playing.
j. Lowell Paulmier played the organ
at the M. Il. Church on Sunday.
A complete directory is being COM
piled of the borough of Madison and
it also includes a map of the borough.
1t is being compiled by The Madison
Directory Agency.