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


10 PARK PLACE. TELEPHONE 66;
| Zero this morning at sunrise season
able.
| Owing to the heavy rain on Tuesday
| the public schools held but one session
| The Parkside Athletic Club will give
another entertainment and dance in
Lippman Hall on Monday evening,
December 16.
Mrs Robert G, Wilson died at her
afternoon. Funeral services will be
held from the Church of the Assumption
to- morrow morning
Emily L. Eggers, daughter of Ernest
II. Eggers, died in New York city on
December 1. Funeral services were
held in this city on December 8, Rev. S,
q. Batten officiating.
james Osborne who was employed
by the residents of South street and
Madison avenue as mounted policeman
during the summer, has accepted DO
sltion as special officer at the First Ma.
tional Bank.
The rain storm on Tuesday developed
during the night into sleet, which made
walking Wednesday both burdensome
and dangerous. Few horses were rough
shod, thus necessitating delayed deliver
les by merchants and the express com
panies.
Albert NJ. Carroll the letter carrier,
who was suspended two weeks ago for
alleged irregularities, is now awaiting
the decision of the postal authorities at
Washington. In the meantime his place
is being filed by substitute carrier VIM.
Ergenzinger.
James Dickson found a handsome
Grand Army pin at the Shriner recep-
tion in Newark last week, which he
returned to the owner, Isaac Inslee
of Woodbridge, veteran of the 28th
N. J. Vols, which was highly priced
owing to former associations.
The annual meeting of the Yale Alumni
Association of Essex county, N. j., will
be held at Davis's restaurant, Music
Hall Building, Orange, on Monday even
ing, Dec. 9th, at s O'clock, at which
time views of the Bi centennial will be
exhibited by steropticon. 1t is thought
that there will be a large attendance.
The Royal Arch degree was conferred
on Mayor Peters of Dover and George
Dalrymple Wednesday evening by Union
Chapter No. of Newark in the rooms of
Madison Chapter No. ~ s. A. M. Re-
freshments were served in the banquet
room by w. F. Day and the evening
was enjoyed by all.
St. Columbanus Council, No. 40, G. B.
L. elected the following officers at a
meeting held Wednesday evening:
President, John d. Collins; vice presi-
dent, P. j. Howard; SECRETARY, Edward
Lucas; collector r. F. Dempsey; treas
urer, James f. Belly; orator, Thomas
j. Farrell; marshal, j. White; inside
guard, Jeremiah G. White. outside
guard, Patrick Cody.
Joseph Forbes defeated William Ship
pen in match game of squash at the
Squash Court of the MorrIstown Gu
Wednesday afternoon. Both men are
fine players and there was great excite
ment all through the contest upon which
1t is rumored large amount of money
exchanged hands. The game was um-
pired by Mr.. Standing of New York,
the champion squash player of the
world
At the annual meeting of Loantaka
Council, No. 93S held on Tuesday night
officers were elected as follows: Re-
preventative, u. H. Rodney alternate,
O. r.. Slater; regent, J. D. THOMPSON /;
vice-regent. W. E. Day; orator, N. @.
Toms; secretary, E. A. Fleury; collec-
tor. Q. r. Slater; treasurer. A. E.
Boell; chaplain, A. J. A. Bennell {;
guide, Rufus Whitehead; warden,
Thos. #. Harry sentry, f. Schrau-
denbach trustee, E. A. Darrell: or
ganist, @. Fl. Dalrymple.
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Magazine is especially noticeable for
charming fiction and novel and effective
art features. The old -fashioned Christ
mas story does not prevail. but in its
place has come the story of bright and
cheerful social peases. delicate senti-
ment, wit and humor. The best work
of the best writers is used in these special
numbers rather than Christmas tales
written to order. In this number ap-
pear such authors AS Thomas Nelson
Page, F. Hopkinson Smith, William
Henry Bishop and Arthur Cosslett
Smith.
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