The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-03-22
MORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON

The minstrel show" had it's second
rehearsal in the "small hall, James
Building, Tuesday night and every
thing points toward success. The
end men will be Herbert Lum, William
W. Davis, j. M. Clark and Fl. Carlton
Baker.
William H. Force and family who
have been living at this place for the
past four years, expects to move to
East Orange about the first of April
their former residence.
W. Fl. Klinedinst, the photographer
of this place, expect to open a branch
office at Chatham and will be located
on Main street with r. Sheurermaun,
the jeweler.
There will be a meeting of the Thurs
day Morning Club next Thursday
morning at 10. 80 a. m. in the "small
hall, !" James Building. Papers are
being prepared by different members
to be read at the meeting, the topics
which have been taken are 1.-The Arts
and Sciences and Industries. J"
Arthur Decker. of this place, entered
the field games held at the Eighth
Regiment armory, New York City
week ago Saturday and captured
second prize in the 80 yard dash
silver medal, the time was six seconds
and there were 81 starters. He also
competed in the field games of Bar
nard School held in the fist Regiment
armory last Saturday afternoon.
Miss A. Marley, of Newark, has
been the guest of Mrs. J. J. Rutan, of
Maple avenue.
Rev. DR.. R. W. Rodgers, of Drew
Seminary, occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing and Webb Memorial Chapel in the
evening.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary CON
nected with the Y. M. CA. are max
ing preparation for q dance which
will be given about the middle of
April.
The Young Peoples Society of East
Madison will hold business and
social meeting in the school house
this evening. All members and their
friends are invited.
Prof Charles Bigelow Ford, of
Central avenue, has been re-engaged
and will assume his duties about
May 1st as organist of the Baptist
Church of Epiphany, Madison avenue
and Gath street, New York City.
Miss Catharine Reid, formerly of
this place, but now residing in New
York City, has been the guest of
Miss Anna A. Cook, of Greenwood
avenue.
Miss Edith Asten, of Brooklyn, is
stopping at the "Ridgedale. "
DR.. Charles F. Sitterly was the
speaker at the mems meeting Sunday
held in the Association Hall.
Madison avenue, are spending the
month of March at their residence in
Newark.
Fl. Carlton Baker expects to move
his office in the Britten Building to
Charles Benjamin's office about April
LIST.
The greenhouse which John M.
Lyons is adding to his plant ON North
street is nearing completion.
Fred Cogefor, of Newark was
recent guest of George A. Allen.
Fred Muchmore, who has been night
operator at the telephone station for
the past number of years has resigned.
Mrs James III. Baker and family
who have leased the Demorest house
on Crescent road will move into it
about May 1st.
The play entitled "The Shaug-
braun" was given in the Assembly
Rooms, James Building, ON Monday
evening under the management of
the Young Mems Catholic Club of
this place. There was a large audi.
ence present and for three full hours
the cast which was composed of local
amateur talent held the direct atten-
ton of it's audience. 1t was one of
the best plays ever given at this place
and the entire cast did themselves
great credit and should be compli-
mented upon their success. The
scenery and spot light effects were
under the direct management of Prof.
e. L. Maker, of Orange. Following
is the cast:
Captain Molineux "a young English
officer commanding detachment
at Ballyragget) A. Adoplb.
man, under sentence as a Fenian
in love with Arte O'Neale),
VIM. Brisce.
Father Dolan (the Parish Priest of
Suilabeg, his tutor and guardian),
VIM. f. Kyne.
CORY Kinchela(a Squireen) NJ Kirby
Harvey Duff Ga Police Agent in dis
guise of peasant, under the name
of Keach), VIM. A. Nash.
Conn, the Shaughrawn, (the soul of
every fair, the life of every fun
eral, the first fiddle at ali we'd
dings and patterns),
Joseph Dwyer.
Sergeant Jones, of the 41st,
Thomas Lease.
Sullivan, Reilly, Mangan, Doyle,
Donovan, (Peasants).
Arte Neale Tin love with Robert),
Miss Nellie Finnessy.
Claire Ffolliott Ca Sligo LADY,,
Miss Lulu Roberts.
Mrs. o'Kelly, (Conn's mother),
Miss Nellie Connolly.
Moya (Father Dolan's niece in love
with Comm, Miss May O'Connell.
Bridget Madigan "a Keener)
Miss Maggie O Council.
Nancy Malone Ga Keener).
Miss Maggie Finnessy.
Peasants, Soldiers, Constabulary.
The annual meeting of the Common
Council was held in the council
rooms ON Monday evening Mr..
Albright and Mr.. Reynolds being
absent, the president. DR.. Anderson
took the mayors chair The officers