The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-15

The Willis Comedy Company played
to a fair sized house in the Lyceum last
evening.
west last night was from the Port Dram
furnaces.
Mrs. E. A. McAlpin Of New York will
speak in the Baptist Church at 7.45
Tuesday night.
The annual ball of Court Ridgedale
|. o. will be held in McAlpin Hall on
Thanksgiving eve.
Several of the Sunday Schools of TIE
city will begin the practice of their
Christmas music Sunday.
The Employment Society is prepared
to furnish garments which will be found
at the Women's Exchange.
The party OF Pennsylvania hunters en-
hracing Edward j. Bowen and j. Boyd
Headly have already shot one deer.
There is much concern felt by the
officials of Newark. the Oranges ana
caldwell over threatened trouble with
smallpox.
At the meeting Of the Excise Board
granted Stiner Brothers, A. w. Theiler
and Alfred Conway.
Nelson jackson. colorei. who is con-
fined in the county Jail. made an attempt
to escape Friday night, but was caught
by Keeper Orr.
The post Office at Morris Plains was
entered by thieves Monday night and
S. in money was taken. No trace of
the thieves has been found.
A smoker and concert will be given
at the Tapkaow on the evening of Nov
vember 90 The entertainers will be
Professor Sidney Baldwin, pianist, and
Charles w. Wrede. baritone.
The rummage sale which was held
Wednesday and Thursday sin the Nc
Alpin building under the auspices of the
Women's Associate n of the Memorial
Hospital proved great success.
Frank Chaffee, the efficient head of
the advertising department of the New
York and New Jersey Telephone Co.
has been in Morristown during the week.
A party and dance was given Wednes-
day evening by Miss Teresa Vorholz of
Morris street. A large number of guests
were present and an enjoyable time was
had.
Bert Enslee, aged 81, well known
about town, died at the residence of his
father on Western avenue Sunday night
from the effects of fall received on
Election day.
Fairchild g. Oliver have purchased the
Schenck & Youngs shop and lot on
Clinton street. AS the shop adjoins Mr.
Fairchild's property it will be used as
store house for the firm.
Fourteen shares of the capital stock of
the First National Bank were sold at
the Court House Monday, ny the exec
utors of the late Jacob FL. Crammer. to
Joseph B. Fighter of Denville for the
sum of 1926 per share.
Fairchild g. Oliver have just COM
pleted the installation Of 81 Quo heat
ing plant in MIR. Twombly's training
stables, FlUrham farms. The same con
Germ has an extensive contract for new
plumbing and other additions in Mrs.
Thos. Dickson's residence, Sherman Hill.
Secretary Harry Sturges of Roxiticus
Lodge and Fred Baker of Morris Lodge
will be the Morristown representatives
at the State Convention of Odd Fellows
to be held in Trenton on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week.
Grand Junior Warden Samuel Karn of
the State staff will also attend.
D. Farrand Sturgis will leave on Mon
day for Wakefield, N. Y, where his firm
has a contract for installing private
sewerage system on the estate Of P. j
Crawford. 1t will be similar to those
recently put in by Sturgis Brothers for
W. d. Sloan at Lennox and William
Rockefeller in the Adirondacks.