The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-04-05
Another pool tournament is taking
place at the Morristown club.

| Another pool tournament is taking
place at the Morristown club.
Rev. James B. Beaumont will con-
duct the services at the First Presby-
| terrain Church on Sunday.
The annual May reception of the
be held on Wednesday, May 9Th.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Exempt Fireman's Association will be
held next Wednesday evening, April
10th
The Morris County Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union will hold it's
spring school of methods in the M. E.
Church Chatham, Wednesday, May 1st.
Martin P. Jones and family who
have been travelling abroad will return
this week to their country residence
near Morristown.
On account of the increased number
of candidates for admission, Madi-
son chapter, No. 81 of this city is
holding special meeting every We'd
nesday evening.
The three hours service service at
St. Peters Church on Good Friday
between 10 M and 3 p. m. will be
conducted by Rev. Eugene L. Toy,
of New York City.
The annual session of the State
Council of the Daughters of Liberty
will be held in Paterson, April 18th
and 10Th. A we'll attended and in
teresting session is anticipated.
On account to the storm Wednes-
day, the Loantaka Sunday School
will hold their fair and festival
Saturday afternoon and evening, April
18th, if stormy, the following Mon
day.
A fairly clever counterfeit five dol
lar note, purported to be issued by
the National Iron Bank of this city
is in circulation, and was recently
discovered by Massachusetts Bank
teller.
The New Jesey Central has record
breaking train which makes the run
between Communipaw and Atlantic
City The distance is 1877 miles. This
was covered the other day allow
ing for stops in 1877 minutes.
The smoker given by Iona Tribe
of Red Men last Friday evening was
a very enjoyable affair. An interest
ing programme was given consisting
of club swinging by Philip Day and
George Horne, banjo playing and
whistling by Charles Miller and buck
dancing and singing by George
Babbitt.
Among tine interesting features of the
Art Amateur for February was fine
ly executed photograph of the interior
of Kenilworth Club House at Lake Ho
patcong. This house is owned by eight
Morristonians and they are to be con-
graduated on the artistic taste which
the picture shows has been displayed
in its furnishing and arrangement.
The quarterly missionary meeting
of the South st. Presbyterian Sunday
School was held Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock at which time the
officers were reelected. Letters were
read from Rev. Mr.. Mattison, of
New Mexico, Rev. Mr.. Coan, of Persia
and Rev. Paul Erdman of Sidon.
An interesting address was delivered
by F.B. Newton of Princeton on Bri-
fish Indiawhere, he was born.
The first run by the State Automo-
BILE Club is scheduled for next Sunday,
when fifty horsless vehicles, in pro-
cession, will make their run across
the state. Arrangements have been
made at the Hotel Kensington, Plain
field, to serve the party with dinner,
and covers will be laid for seventy
five In the procession will be auto
owners from Newark and New York
who will make tour of the State.
Besides this run the club expects to
make five or six others the coming
summer.