The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-07-12
LOCAL BREVITIEs
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Wonderful weather in this section for
corn.
The regular meeting of the directors
of the Y. M. C. A. will De held this
evening in Association Hall.
The annual election of officers of the
Fire Department of this city. occurs on
Monday evening, August 18th.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Will be
held at Y. M. G. A. Tuesday, July 10,
at p. IN.
The residents of Dover are already
well pleased with the free postal deliv-
erv. Some of the carriers routes are
long ones, however.
Arrangements are being made through
out the state for the state convention of
the Y, P. S. G, E. which will be held
in Trenton Oct 10th.
Fourteen choir boys of the church of
the Assumption are ENJOYING a few
weeks as the guest of Rev. Dean Flynn
at the Sedgmere, Belmar.
On Wednesday Lake Hopatcong was
visited by the choir boys of st. Peters
church, in charge of Mr. Matthews.
They had a very enjoyable time.
The military company in process of
formation at Morristown is to be named
the Morristown Separate Company
Here's hint for other towns says the
Sussex Register.
II care not for family tree, but |
would like to know if any one that's
Kin to me resides in Buffalo" 1t not,
natronize the Weekly Trips Company
whose advertisement will be found on
the fourth page.
Rev. John P. Erdman arrived yester-
day after two years absence In Homo
luiu where he has been engaged in
missionary work. DR.. Erdman met his
son in New York, who afterwards Joined
Mrs. Erdman at Orient
Farrand Sturgis, who has been in the
Adirondacks installing sewer system
on the Rockefeller estate says that deer
are very plentiful. One day he saw
twenty one and another twenty three
land it was not a very good day or
deer either
The second annual encampment of
the New Jersey department of the
Spanish American war veterans is to be
held in Newark, Saturday, August 3rd,
at 6. 80 o'clock. Senior Vice Command
err General Coryell and other promi-
nent camp officers will be in attendance.
The double quartet of the High
School, consisting of Harry Owens, Fred
Davis, George Babbitt, Edward White
head, Frank Bower, John Rosevear,
Sidney Wilson, William Price and Harry
Nixon will assist at the entertainment to
be given at the club house tonight in
Chatham.
The Governor has advised the mana
gers of the Pan-American Exposition
that October II be the date fixed for
New Jersey day. He will attend with
his staff. Many members of the Legis-
lature and state officials will also go.
The features of the day will be deter
mined by the suggestions of the New
jersey commissioners to the exposition.
The survivors of the 37th N. ]. Vols.
are arranging to hold a reunion at
the home of General E. Burd Grub,
Edgewater, N. j. The date has not
been named as yet, but it is probable
that it will be during the latter part OF
August or early in September. meet
ing to make final arrangements will
be held in Lincoln Post Rooms, Newark,
Wednesday night the Both inst.
"The Common Council of Morrist.'wn
had set apart certain street for the
use of sleighers during the two hours
and half each day. The Gazette sug-
gests that subscription be clrulated to
raise funds to buy each member OF the
Council a psnny trumpet as well as
bo friu
trotting up and down South street. >
Ancient Local History, Hackettstown
Gazette, Jan. IS, 1878.
A very valuable feature of the August
Delineator is that which illustrates by
Photographic process the latest dress
materials, accompanying the illustra
tions with running comment, so as to
guide those who wish to have the fullest
knowledge of materials before going
shopping. This is one of the features of
a practical character that makes the
Deiineator 80 highly est eemed by
women The same number also goes
very fully into the subject of trimmings
and other dainty accessories of dress.
While painting a house in Summit
last Friday, William Little and Louis
Snyder, OF LnlS CITY, were ny INC IAN VI
a scaffold hurled fifty-five feet to the
ground. Little caught his right arm on
cornice, and the limb was ripped open
from the arm pit to the hand, causing
the principal muscles to protrude. Sny-
der's shoulder blade was crushed, his
right ankle broken, and he suffered in
ternal injuries. Both men were brought
to Morristown, Little being taken to his
home and Snyder going to All Souls
Hospital No serious results are antici-
pated.