The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-03-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs

lion as second soprano III UH0 CHOlI VI
the Church of the Redeemer.
Rev. William K. Hall, D. D., of
Newburg, N. T., will preach at both
services in the First Presbyterian
Church Sunday.
A dance will be given on Monday
evening. March 25th by the VannaJta
Council, No. s123, Jr. o. U. A. M,
in the Parker Building
Have YOU entered the contest? If
not. read J. S. Halls advertisement
and then try your luck. Remember
its only open until April 8th.
Among the improvements noted in
town are the additions of new offices
to both Condon's Livery Stables and
those of W. A. Lauenstein.
The many friends of Miss Mabel Colley
will be glad to hear of her appointment
by the Board of Health as probationary
nurse at the Newark City Hospital
Rev. DR.. J. NJ Buckley gave an in
teresting lecture on The Art and
Value of Prolonging Life'a Drew
Theological Seminary Wednesday.
W. f. Redmond, Of Madison, has
sold to George H. Ketcham, of Toledo,
O., the fast trotter, Henry ). 2.2l4,
by Goldstone at price OF "a, 600
The Young ladies of Miss DANA
school are seriously afflicted with
humps at the present time, there
being sixteen cases among the pupils.
Prof. edward will present the
Passion PLAY at the Church of the
Assumption this evening, illustrated
with moving picures, and interspersed
with illustrated songs.
O.E. Britt, who for many years has
resided with his father-in- law, Major q.
G. MacConnell of Kahdena, died yes
terday afternoon at three o'clock. The
interment will be made Tuesday, in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The entertainment given Tuesday
evening in the Masonic building by the
Scandinavian Lutheran Church was
very successful and the attendance good.
A pleasing program was given and most
acceptable refreshments served.
st. Columbanus Council, No. 40,
O. B. L., held @ business and social
meeting in the Young Men Catholic
Association room last evening. Several
prominent speakers from neighboring
towns were present and made ad-
dresses.
The records of Dewitt @. Flanagan
horses will be watched with interest
and especially that of his latest pur-
chase. Little Helen, whose record
is 21216. With sher and his 40
trotter, Ivanhoe, the seasons work
should be good.
The positions of organist and pre-
centor of the First Presbyterian
Church are to be temporarily filled
by f. Graham and Charles Wylie.
Mr.. Graham is student at Stevens
Institute and Mr.. Wylie is baritone
from New York.
The quietude of Court street was
disturbed Thursday noon by the sound
of pistol shots. On examination the
victim was found to be large-sized
musk rat which in some way had
wandered from it's usual haunts and
had met an untimely death.
To the regret of Crosby & Hills
many patrons, William G. Anderson,
the popular manager, has resigned his
position with that firm. Mr.. Ander-
son has been with them over two
years and has made many warm
friends, who will regret his departure.
A live bird shoot occurred at Sue
casunna Wednesday afternoon and
some good shooting was done. Will
liam r. Cook, Dewitt @. Flanagan,
Stephen Hathaway and Calhoun Orr
divided first money, while DR.. Sharp
and Jacob Drake took second money.
The Odd Fellows Lodges of the
18th District are to meet Monday even
ing, March Goth, with Morris Lodge,
No 100 in this city. Several grand
officers of the State are to be present
and Representatives from Madison,
Chatham, Summit and Boonton will
attend.
Morristown's "Jack the pepper"
has met his just punishment. For
some weeks past, residents of Frank
lin street have been annoyed and on
Monday night Arthur Roche, a mulat-
to, was caught peering into one of the
houses and arrested by Officer Bren-
nan. He was fined and severely re-
primanded.
The Park Side Athletic Club of
Morristown is ready to meet any
rival on the base ball field.
~ oOhSAouD " O-A1'
John Vorholz, John H. Horsefeld,
Joseph Murphy, William Sewage,
Harry McIntee, William Dougherty,
Frank Marley and Joseph Mountain.
The substitute players are j. J. New
mark and Timothy Spain.
The Methodist, First Presbyterian,
South Street Presbyterian and Baptist
churches are to unite in a series of Union
Lenten services, beginning at the Bap-
fist Church Tuesday evening, March
goth. A young peoples meeting will be
held at 1880 o'clock and preaching SER
vice at 800 o'clock, at which Rev, T. L.
Coultas will preach. All are most cor
daily invited to these meetings,
Alas and alack How will the small
boy live through it! The "circus
grounds bounded by Albeit avenue
and Lincoln street, have been rented,
it is said. to someone for the purpose
of raising vegetables Ever since the
Cutler property ON Speedwell avenue
was cut up for building lots few
years ago, the Albeit avenue and
Lincoln street lot has been the only
available place in town for circus.
The will of Mrs CharlotteD. Robert
son was admitted to probate on Tues
day by Surrogate Young. The will
provides for legacy of So, 900 to her
daughter, Mrs. Agnes r. Force also