The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
LIVE LOCAL LINES.
OoInss Of Interest IN Our Busy Little
Cmy.

The M. M. degree was conferred by
Madison Chapter on Monday evening.
The furniture sale of Peter j. Kair
has again been postponed for two weeks.
vanatta Council, No. 1873, Jr. o. q,
A., held very enjoyable smoker Mon
day evening.
The Market Street Mission building
will be open for public inspection on
Monday and Wednesday OF next week
from 8 p. NJ. to 5p. m.
A new hardwood floor has been placed
in the front part of Edward Norris
news store on South street,
A sociable will be held tomorrow
evening by the Y. w. G. U. in their
rooms at the Market Street Mission
The regular meeting Of the Morris Co.
Medical Society was held In the Savings
Bank building on Tuesday. Refresh
ments were served later at Days.
The Office of Caroline L. Mayer, chiro-
podist which for some time was in the
Bell building has been moved to the
Farrelly building.
Mrs. E. A. McAlpin, Of New York,
will speak in the Market Street Mission
on Tuesday evening, at 7.45. All are
cordially invited to be present.
The next regular meeting of the
Owen Y. w. G. T. U. will be held at
Miss Lawrences, Becker building,
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 18th at 8 o'clock
The Owen Y. is preparing to send q
box Of literature to the soldiers in the
PHILIPPINE Islands. Contributions Of
magazines may be left at Trowbridge
& Co.
Freeholder Mitchell beat all previous
records on the alleys of the Tapkaow
club Monday night, making score Of
254, thus beating ax-Alderman McClel
lan's record by one.
AS there were but seven members pres
ent at the meeting of the Association oil
Exempt Firemen on Wednesday even
ing it was decided to postpone the meet
ing to next Wednesday evening.
The gas company is placing new pipes
in the Miller building ON Park place.
The pipes win run through the stores Of
Cutler & Roy, v. A. Wiss and the
Western Union Telegraph office.
A complete new front has been built
to Karn & Eichlin's grocery store on
Washington street. The work was
done by the George A. Mills Co. and
was practically finished inside Of a day
The Chemical Engine was called t
the residence of DR. Dodge on Washing
ton avenue two o'clock Wednesday
morning. The blaze proved to be 8
chimney fire which was quickly extin
guished.
Stephen G. Griffith has rented tt
Frederick Schwerkherdt, of Bernards
vile, who is connected with Modine
Brothers, the Washington street but
chers, DIR. Uebelacker's house ON West
ern avenue.
The Speedwell avenue fire bouse is
now in first class order the improve
ments being about completed. The
truck after being housed at Lauenstein't
livery stable on Market street for the
past three weeks was taken back yester
day morning.
Prof. Otto Theune of N. Y. city, will
give two free exhibitions of Bag Punch
ing at f. A Trowbridge & Co., rs Parh
Place, on Saturday Evenings, Dec ii
81. The Dayton Noiseless Striking Bag
Platform will be used Ladies anc
gentlemen are cordially invited to come
and witns IS these exhibitions.
The new card room at the Morristowr
Club which has just been handsomely
decorated by Thatcher & Pantaeniu'
was inaugurated on Monday evening
when a whist tournament was com
menced. Later a collation. was served
at which time about dozen wild duel
that had been 81 MT to the club by Messrs
Foote, Randolph and Chambers who arr
shooting on Albermarle Sound, N. c.
were greatly enjoyed.
The entertainment given by Mis-
Agnes M. Taylor, reciter; Miss Edyti
NJ. Hirchman, soprano soloist, anC
Messrs. Willard and LIE Barge, banjo
and mandolin specialists, at the Morri
Academy Monday evening, was great.
enjoyed by the forty students, togethe
with number Of friends. Much credi
is due principal H. W. Landfear fo
the clever talent secured.
Mr. and Mrs. j. K. Boniface OF KIM
street recently had the pleasure of
family reunion, at which there wer
present in addition to the parents, tifteel
children, two sons-in-law, and six grand
children, making total of twenty fiv
who enjoyed the hospitality for whicl
that home is proverbial. We think thi
is family gathering, which for num
bers is certainly hard to beat
At meeting of Madison Chapter, Nc
81, r. A. NJ. held Wednesday evenin