The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-06-14
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his regular line which will be appreciat-
ed by shut ms.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held in Monroe Chapel Wednes-
day evening, June 10th.
The next regular conclaye Of Odo
de st. Armand Commandery, No. u,
K. T., will be held on this Friday even
ing at o'clock.
d. Farrand Sturgis has returned from
Lenox, Mass, where he installed mod
ern sewage disposal plant on the estate
of William D. Sloan.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held in their rccms at Y, M. G A. Tues
day, June IS, at p. m.
Edw. P. Hamilton & Co., Of SO Broad
way, have sold for the estate of Henry
G. Howell, the residence, stables and
grounds on Normandy Heights.
Rev. Jesse L. Hurlbut and family
gave most enjoyable reception on Fri
day evening last at the parsonage to the
members of the chr leh and congrega-
ton.
A series of dances has been arranged
to occur at The Morris County Golf Club
house on the Friday evenings OF June;
Table d hote Cinner will also be served
at half after Z.
Dickinson College has conferred the
honorary degree CT doctor of divinity on
Rev. George l.. Dobbins, a brother of
Col. Edward L. Dobbins, Of Morris
town.
If YOU are going abroad the Norris
town Trust Company can furnish letters
of credit issued by all the prominent
New York bankers at their rates; also
foreign drafts.
A carrier pigeon came to the barn of
John J. Mitchell. Troy Hills, last week
on the right leg of hich is an aluminium
band marked &c. 20, 504.' On the left
leg is a brass band marked with the let
ter 60"
The great chiefs of the Improved Or
der of Red Men of the Resel walton of
New Jersey, will pay fraternal visit
evening at 5 o'clock A reception and
entertainment will follow the official
visit.
There's room for Don't Knock" So
ciety in every town and hamlet in the
land. It's object is to prevent gossip and
biting. Each violation of the rules
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fines go to charitable purposes.
On Friday afternoon, June 81, at 8 45
the W. G. T. U. will give a social to the
Loyal Temperance Legion in the Y, M,
G. A. An interesting program will be
rendered and refreshments will be serv
ed. All members are urged to be pres
ent.
The annual meeting of the sharehold-
ers of the Washington Association of
New Jersey, for the election of trustees
and the transaction of other business Of
the corporation will be held at the
Headquarters, Wednesday, June Goth, at
p. m.
Judge Vreeland yesterday sentenced
Frank e. Everett to two years and six
months in state prison for obtaining
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forged vouchers, while serving as
clerk of the Board of Freeholders of
Morris county.
George l.. Clark received his appoint
ment as postmaster of Morristown last
Monday and at once named Charles M.
Phillips as his assistant. They will take
charge of the Office July list. FL. o..
Rowell, the present assistant postmaster
will devote his entire time the PAY Me
Company
The pupils of Miss May Beach gave a
piano recital at her homo, 10 Atno ave-.
last Friday evening. The standard Of
performance maintained by the pupils
was high and their work showed excel
lent training. Vocal solos were rendered
in a pleasing manner by Miss Lena
Wise and Miss Beach.
The Delineator for July contains
most artistic and interesting article on
the Pan American exposition, illustrated
with four beautiful plates in colnrs
beside numerous half-tone pictures The
illustrations are from the Original
sketches of C. Y. Turner director of
color to the exposition, nd are works Of
art
Twenty young men of Jersey City are
to "take in" the Pan-American Exposi
ton in a novel manner They propose
chartering an Erie freight car, in which
will be fitted hunks for sleeping and ar
rangements for cooking the food neces-
sarv Each puts $40 in a general fund
which is to defray all the expenses of
the trip.
AT meeting at the residence of Vance
Pierson. in DeHart street last Monday
night the Lincoln Guards elected the
following officers for the ensuing year.
Captain, Cyrus Loree: list lieutenant
William Baldwin; 2nd lieutenant. Da-
vid Stilwell; quartermaster. Vance Pier
son: color sergeant. John II. Berry; as
sistant color sergeant. James Heath
The various privat 9 schools throughout
the county are closing for the summers
rest That of Miss Hazeltine on Maple
avenue closed on Monday and Mrs.
Decker completed her years work on
Wednesday. No special exercises were
given in either school. To Madeline
Ayers and Edward Thompson Mrs.
Decker gave silver medals in recognition
of their department and punctuality.
The next regular meeting Of the Owen
Young Women's Temperance Union will
be held on Monday evening, June 18th,
at the home of the president, Mrs. A. G.
Giles. corner Of Wetmore avenue and
Doughty street. The flower mission de-
partment will have the meeting in
charge and program of interest has
been prepared Active and honorary
members are invited, also friends in
.terested in the work. All are requested
to bring flowers to be distributed by the
department the following day.
The Rev. w. H G. Lylburn, A. NJ,
G. e., shortly after the closing of his
preparatory school. OF Washington ave
nue., will conduct party of pupils on
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