The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-06
OCAL BREvlTIES

II. Vt. Granville is now occupying his
new blacksmith shop on the corner Of
Ann and Bank streets.
The annual meeting Of the State Let
ter Carriers Association Will be held IN
Hoboken, Lincoln's birthday.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the w. G. T U. was held in the
X. M. G. A. building on Tuesday.
P. j. Kain's furniture sale which was
to have taken place Tuesday morning
has been laid oyer until next week.
The public schools of the city were
closed yesterday and today on account
Of the Teachers Institute at Dover.
Owing to the icy condition Of the
streets, the horses that were not rough
shod had hard time of it Wednesday
The sale of the Ladies' Aid Society of
day and Wednesday was very success
full affair.
Augustus Baker (colored) was arrest
ed Saturday for stealing pair of skates
at the Field Club, belonging to George
Caldwell.
A membership tea was held in the Y.
M. G. A. Wednesday evening, which
was enioyed by about thirty members
and friends.
George b Post. Jr. of Bernardsvilie,
ia building handsome new residence on
Mine Mount, which. when completed
will cost 100000.
The Chas K. Champlin Stock Com
panv has had most successful week in
the Lyceum. playing before a crowded
house each evening.
o - !, ~ on,
play of John d. Guerin for thirty years
has taken a position with Arnold Bro
theirs the well known butchers.
Ca
Inc rIst war; 9ose oo a;ila INV
bet offered by Crosby & Hill, with HUI
name Engine Company in second place.
for a Iuii me Oh tne laeTs1 pnouosi apn
fecordS' lhciuulng tne DeceMp9i NJ
0lu .alSo iaIgV oapRly ~ $3.50 2. ~ ~
Becker Block
Enterprise Encampment OF this city
united with Hill City Encampment, No.
81, OF Summit, Wednesday evening, at
which time the Royal Purple Degree
" 90 soA01'
The meetings addressed by Major Hill
ton in Association Hall Sunday after
noon, and in the First Presbyterian
Church in the evening were most sue
cessful in every way.
Tb., ,ooot brs;rass of pb;l;n Rnrn;,,s
on Speedwell avenue has been sold to
Andrew Wurzer, who for the past three
years has been connected with the Nor
ristown Beef Company.
pav so,n,oI Rottan odarassad tho
,.al..,,ar artari., vaast;na ~ the No
AZ An9 4 Z +he S1nSav School
room Of the South Street Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening.
ro,oar T.oorara ord ;rrv of s;v
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Is ns, ~ az hah1 so,,nd N c;starn a. Mend-
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Ln rv manner
The degree Of the Tall Cedars of Leba-
non win be conferred on two score can
didates in Cincinnati Lodge rooms to-
night. A banquet will follow the cere-
monies. which those who have been
there say are great.
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During tne presens weun .nS ,"i Sas
openceIlan LneGnou ~ p In;n anS nas
Belleville. 1t is said to be compro-
mise between the Vertical ana OLD time
copy book form, with no unnecessary
strokes and no shading.
Tho Morr;stown Branch No o7o
Natio,o1 Assnc;ot;on ~ alter Carr;ara
sa.,o r1aaatino ha,d Mondav aftsrnoon
az a1.st,l oasasSss as fnIio,rs. pras;dant
Ioso,h P;arson. vice nres;dent William
Ergenzinger; secretary Wlllam H.
Beacn; treasurer Eu"aru I1uecninss'
very strong appeal was made to the
Court of Pardons last week for the par
don of Frank q Everitt the defaulting
Clerk Of the Board of FreehoIders, who
was sent to prison for two and a half
wears. He has served five months of his
time and has an easy birth in the office
OF the prison.
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Luz . AI q, ;soata a. tba 6on,a Of ber
evrLosl' as;stant postr,,estor Nhaylas nj
i Es;iI,,,s ~ Wastorn svanna Mr. Cory
Ia 4hso ~ ~ al 10 fo, aon,a t;ma To hegin
20 Law a -. Cor d;vorce which with snme
e $3.50. s,n,,hias i thonoht 10 have haen
tha co,,sa 81 her action
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