The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-06-07
LOCAL BREvITIES

The M. M. degree will be conferred
by Cincinnati Lodge, No. 3, F. and A.
M, at the communication to be held
Monday evening.
A musical will be given under the
supervision of Sidney Baldwin by his
pupils in Association Hall on Friday
evening, June IA.
An interesting game of ball has been
arranged for Saturday afternoon on the
State Hospital grounds between the club
of that institution and the Hudsons Of
Hoboken.
An evening of pleasure will be enjoyed
by the pupils and friends who are to
attend the musicale given this evening
by Miss May Beach at her home on At
no avenue.
Fay Howe is now substituting as
driver for Resolute Truck Company in
place of George McMichael, who was
relieved from that position by the action
of the company Wednesday evening.
The annual reception of the Young
Mems Catholic Association occurred
Tuesday evening, and the music, dam
cling and refreshments were most thor
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present.
A special meeting of the Morristown
Board of Trade was held in the Chroni-
Gle building last Monday night, at
which time number of matters were
discussed and the importance OF sewers
talked about.
The first dance and entertainment
given nv the Parkside Athletic Club,
was held Wednesday evening in Lipp-
man hall. A varied program of dan
cling and music was pleasingly rem
dered and refreshments served.
The choir of the M ethodist church be-
gan it's annual vacation last Sunday
morning, and during the summer months
the quartette consisting of Miss Tippett,
Miss Day, G. Franklin Bower and John
J. Roman will furnish the music.
Preceding the sermon at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday morning,
Rev. j. B. Beaumont, by appointment
of the Presbytery, declared vacant the
pulpit of that church, caused by the
resignation of Rev. John McNaughton.
Among the degrees conferred at Dick
inson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania,
Wednesday a former pastor of the
Methodist church here, Rev John 3.
Adams, received the title of Doctor of
Divinity. DR.. Adams is now located at
New Haven, Conn.
Arrangements are even now under
way for the course of lectures to be
given by the Friday Evening Club next
year The first speaker Of the season
who will address the October meeting
will be the well known naturalist,
Ernest Seton-Thompson.
Mrs. COLES will give four piazza
readings at Boonton and Troy Hills, on
Friday afternoons in June at 8. Is
o'clock, at the houses of Mrs John
Henry Banks, Boonton, and of Mrs
Horace t. Brumley and Mrs. B. F.
Howell, at Troy Hills.
The Morris Plains Presbyterian Sun
day school will observe Children's Day
on June 10th instead of June 9th, asp pre-
viously announced. On next Sunday,
June 9th, the Rev. VIM. Freyling will
try to show that Sunday and not Satur-
day is the proper Christian Sabbath.
Wilbur F. Day will open his estab-
lishment at Asbury Park about the 18th.
merited reputation for excellency ex-
tending along shore from Point Plea
SAINT to Sea Bright. Nothing like it in
Monmouth county" is the general opin-
ion.
Morristown's supply of peppers"
seems unlimited. Recently one was ar
rested in Franklin place, next one was
detected on Atno avenue, and on We'd
nesday William Allen was arrested on
Albeit avenue for the same offence. He
was fined SO and costs and allowed to
depart.
w. B. McCracken, one of the best
known young men in Madison, has sue
ceeded postmaster elect Clark inCarrell's
hatstore. Mr.. McCracken has had along
experience in the furnishing line, is of
pleasant address, and will doubtless soon
become we'll acquainted with Mr.. Car
relrs extensive trade.
A conspicuous name in the liter
airy world at the present time is that
of W. S. Van Tassell Sutphen, of Frank
lin Place. He is the author of 1.-The
Cardinals Rose" which was published
in New York last autumn. 1t has re-
Gently been published in England and is
HOW W Do LIdLSldl6u luIU OeIHldn.
Gilbert D. Young, whose card appears
in this issue of The Chronicle, has had
many years experience in building in
Morristown, during which time he has
built number OF stores and some of
our finest residences. Mr.. Young, In
addition to contract work, furnishes es-
Inmates and attends promptly to job
bling.
The postal authorities have issued
orders whereby mail directed to The
Best Druggist, lathe Leading Clothier, ,
&c., will not be forwarded This is
good rule. Postmastsrs do not want to
be called upon to decide who keeps the
best hotel or who is the leading dry
goods or grocery dealer, and such mail
should be, and hereafter will be refused
transmission in rhe mails
The preliminary round in the wo-
mems semi-annual championship was
played yesterday at medal play, and the
eight women who qualified will meet
today in the first round at match play
They are Miss Elsa Hurlburt. Miss
Bryce, Mrs. William Shipper, Mrs. w.
Fellows Morgan, Miss j. H. Swords,
Miss l.. Slade, Miss M X. Wetmore
and Miss Cornelia Willis.
The Commencement exercises of Bay
ley School will be held in Lyceum Hall
On Friday avnninU Time 01at and