The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-02-08
LOCAL BREvlTlES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lent commences February 10th.

a telephone mas Deen place ~ ono
Market Street Mission the call IS no.
427.
Owing to the snow storm but one
session of the public schools was held
on Monday.
The Tuesday Evening Dancing Glass
will give a dance in McAlpin Hall on
Lincoln's birthday
Viedt is making a special sale of
broken bar candy, his own manufacture,
for Is cents pound
Lincoln's birthday, Feb. 18th;
Valentines Day, 14th. and Washing
toms birthday, the 22d.
The second of the subscription dances
is to be held Wednesday evening Feb
ruary 9th, in McAlpin Hall.
Miss Ida Homan gave duplicate
whist party to the Bona Dea club at
her home 80 Clinton street last Friday
evening.
Miss Katie Birmingham and Thomas
Spingler will be married at the
Church of the Assumption Tuesday
morning.
The Children of Mary of the Church
of the Assumption will give solree
on Monday evening, the 18th In the
school hall.
The scores Of Resolute Hook and Lad
der Company pool and billiard toHrna
meut remain the same, no games having
been played this week.
Boniface has received another lot of
fresh Columbia river salmon, which he
is selling for 10 cents a pound. The
quality is of the finest.
An interesting lecture was given at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Thurs
day evening on Mission Work in MALAYSIA
by Rev. ]. A. Avery.
A party of young girls and boys.
chaperoned by Mrs. Lincoln Rolf and
Mrs. Jospeh Kronenberg, went on
sleigh ride to Mendham Monday even
ing.
The Rev. VIM. Fryling is preaching
a course of interesting historical SER
mons on Judges on Sunday evenings
in the Morris Plains Presbyterian
Church.
The Kittatinny House at Delaware
Water Gap, formerly popular with
Morristonians has been incorporated.
John D. Broadhead will continue as
manager.
On account of the Letter Carriers Con-
vention which will be held in Paterson
on Tuesday all the post offices in the
state will be closed, except for the early
morning mail.
The Rev. Mr.. Me Whitney, at one
time pastor of the Whippany Presby-
terrain Church has been installed as
pastor of the Secoad Presbyterian
Church at Oxford.
Walter T. Turner, who has conducted
business as painter and decorator in
Albeit avenue for several years, has re-
moved to the store at No. Elm street,
recently occupied by A. Fl. Lucas
A regular conclave of Odo de st.
Armand Commandery, No. 10, K. t.,
will be held this Friday evening at
o'clock, when the Order of the Red
Cross will be conferred in full form.
The usual banquet will follow the work.
1t is one thing to advertise low prices
another to make promises good Mr..
Anderson, manager for Crosby & Hill
invariably keeps faith with the public.
This week attention is called to bargains
in dress goods and fine clothing for boys
youth and men.
Walter F. Parker of Middletown. N.
Y, who, while working as extra night
operator for the Lackawanna at Boon
ton, it is alleged, stole 81 900 from Z. o
Taft. ticket agent at that place, has been
committed to Jail for the consideration
of the May grand jury.
Invitations have been issued to the
members of Washington Association OF
New Jersey to attend dinner In the
Lafayette Rooms at Headquarters, Feb
rnary 22d at one o'clock Professor
William r Terreit, of Hamilton Col
lege will address the gathering on
George Washington.
The boys of Morris Academy are
looking forward with pleasure to the
entertainment to be given for them at
Days Monday evening. and at which a
double quartet from Yale University
will inish music Following this,
the Yale men are to enjoy the fancy
dress dance at McAlpin Hall.
The drop letter" or one cent rate
of postage does not apply within
rural free delivery limits The Post
master General desires the local pa
pers to call attention to this fact.
Rural carriers are instructed to collect
and deliver letters enroute without
carrying them to the main office.
miss Susie Trainor's girls, F"
Misses Rickley, Higgins, Noonan,
McGrain and Rutledge, gave dance
at Miss Trainor's Monday evening for
their friends. About forty young per-
sons were present, and, as the hospi-
tality of Miss Trainor's girls" is
we'll known, it goes without saying
that an enjoyable time was had.
Sharrette furnished the music.
The many lovers of sleighing are
making the most Of the present excellent
condition of the roads. Sleigh bells jung
lie merrily and many parties have been
given during the week, their objective
points being Chatham, Bernardsviile,
Summit. Denville or Boouton. Miss
Dana's young ladies were given delight
full ride on Tuesday evening. which was
followed by luncheon at Days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pierson celebrated
their fifty-hfIh wedding anniversary ut
their home, SO South street, on Monday,
by gathering of relatives and few
friends The reception was quite in
formal from three until six O'Clock Mr. 4
and Mrs Lewis Person were m irried on
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