The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-22
! LOCAL BREvlTIES

said to be at its best.
Welsh's blacksmith shop on Morris
street is being re-painted.
Charlie Glllen has taken a position
as assistants mailing clerk in the posi-
Office.
An addition is being built to the
paint shop Of William Hessey on
Water Street.
The public Schools Of the city will
close Thursday and Friday fer the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. e. A. McAlpin Of New York,
addressed meeting an the Baptist
Church Tuesday evening.
H. M. Trip, formerly in the employ
Of FL. M. Smith, druggist, has purchased
. drug store at Bay Shore, L. T.
The date for the dedication of the G.
G. I. Institute at HackettstOwn has
again been changed to Thursday, Decem-
Der 9th.
The annual meeting of the Morris
was held in Association Hall on We'd
nesday.
A sociable will be given by the Ladies'
Mission Band in the Sunday School
rooms of the South Street Church this
evening.
It is probable that within short
time the interior of the post office
will be remodelled and some new fur
niture added.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society
Of the First Presbyterian Church will
hold sale in the chapel tomorrow after
noon from 3 to 5.
A monkey recently imported from
Brazil has been placed in Brown q
O'Connel's drug store window, proving
quite an attraction.
An entertainment for the parents of
the children attending the Free Kinder.
garten will be given in their rooms in the
McAlpin Block this evening.
A large and appreciative audience en-
loved the fine entertainment in the
Lyceum on Wednesday night under the
auspices OF Loantaka Council, Royal
Arcanum.
The Common Council of Trenton has
decided to celebrate in an appropriate
manner the 125th anniversary of the
battle of Trenton which will occur on
December Goth.
The Friday Evening Club win be ad-
dressed at the December meeting BY
Mime. Sarah Grand, author of THE
Heavenly Twins" "Babs," &c.
The banks and stores of this city will
be closed next Thursday. The post
Office will be open from s to 10, and
there will be but one mail delivery.
The proposed target excursion Of the
Flute and Drum corps to Easton on
Tuesday, fell through, owing to the
small sale OF tickets which would not
warrant the expense.
A large and appreciative audience en-
joyed Tissot's paintings of the life OF
Christ, illustrated by the stereopticon,
In the Church of the Assumption on
Sunday and Monday evenings.
The Aurora Singing Society of New
ark, and the Imperial Hand Bell Ringers
of New York, will give an entertain
ment in the Lyceum this evening" for
the benefit of Mohuscowungie Tribe. |.
o. R. NJ.
Several small boys living in the
vicinity Of Sussex avenue were arres-
ted Saturday morning charged with
disturbing the neighborhood. After
q severe reprimahd from Squire Gift
they were dismissed.
The Central Dental Association
composed of dentists from various
parts of Northern New Jersey have
appointed committee of five to soli-
cit the aid of Andrew Carnegie in
founding school or college of dentis-
try.
Several of the young ladies of the
town have formed physical culture
class which meets Friday evenings in
the q. A. r. rooms. The exercises in
clude fencing, dumb-bells and wand
drills. Clifford Collier has been selected
as instructor.
A Jubilee Concert will be given in
Association Hall by the Magnolia Double
Male Quartet (colored) of Newark, on
Monday evening, November 25th. The
entertainment will be for the benefit OF
the Organ fund of the A. M. e. Church:
the price of the tickets being 25 cents.
The revival services which have been
held for the past two weeks in the NJ
q. Church closed last evening. The
meetings have been most successful in
every ways huu OAFhty ANS Jo0euiNA
members of the Sunday School have
pledged themselves to serve the Master.
Mss Emma Fl. Van Pelt has taken
Room No. IA Farrelly Building as a
studio and has just issued invitations for
her annual Morristown Water Color
Exhibition. In decorative work Miss S.
Elizabeth Van Pelt shows at the same
time, original designs in burnt wood and
leather.
A meeting OF the Presbytery of Morris
and Orange will be held in the Hillside
Presbyterian church on Saturday after
noon, November 3d. to receive the Rev.
Robert McGregor, for the Presbytery OF
Utica, to issue to him call to the ST.
Cloud Presbyteri n church and to
arrange for his installation.
Court Ridgedale. No. 1864, will hold
it's annual ball in McAlpir Hall next
Thursday evening. The committee hav-
ing the affairs in charge are Thomas M.
Smith, Pres; John Riechert. Vice. Pres I;
e J Connors, 8ec'y.; Thomas f. Dunn.
M. Cooney. G. Ambrose, P j Howard.
g w. Schleth. Thomas Conner, f.
Edwards. ]. T. Lines, j. j. Scherzer, Jr.
The stories published in an out-of-
town paper to the effect that there was
trouble in the Physical Culture Class in
the Market Street Mission are without
4 shadow of foundation. The class is
lin,itad tn salf-suDuortiDQ Young women