The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-03-07

next Friday evening.
Owing to the stormy weather the
public schools Of the city held but
one session on Wednesday,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Lincoln Guards will be held IN the
GA. r. rooms next Wednesday even-
ing.
r. @. Walsh is making plans for
the enlargement of the residence Of
Charles Scribner on Loantaka Ter
race.
Arthur Artho won the bowling
tournament recently held on the al =
legs Of the Morristown Separate Com
pany.
We. Day has charge Of the annual
dinner of the Summit < M. G. Al,
which will be held at that place this
evening.
Several robins were seen by a resident
OF Morris avenue on the lawn at Wash
ingt0n's Headquarters the early part Of
the week.
A series OF three base ball games
between the Junior Teams OF the
Morristown and Madison Y. M. CA. Is
has been arranged.
The Morris County Board Of Re-
gistry and Election met in Freehold
ers' Hall yesterday. The board will
sit again tomorrow,
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
have rented the entire third floor of
the Farrelly Building and will take
possession about April |.
Edward Hazen employed in the mill
of Reeve 81 Burr lost three
fingers of his left hand while running a
buzz saw Tuesday afternoons.
AT the Church Of the Assumption
Monday, special services were held in
honor of the beginning of the twenty
fifth year of the reign OF Pope Leo XIII.
Arrangements for the Irvington-
Milburn twenty-five mile road race,
which is always witnessed by large
number of Morristonians are being
made.
Victor a.. 'Wiss has sold to the
Morristown Club regulation ping
pong set including folding court
5x9 Al tournament will probably be
played between the members In q few
weeks.
Loren beats, merchant tailor who
formerly occupied an office in the
Hoffman Building and for the past
two months has been with w. p.
Turner, has rented Room NO. 5 in the
Bell Building. ~.
Arrangements for the sixty sixth
annual session Of the New Jersey
Methodist Episcopal conference at
Salem are now complete. The opening
service will be held on Tuesday
evening, March II,
At recent meeting of the Chry-
santhemum Society of America it was
decided to hold national chrysan
themum exhibition in Chicago in
November. 1t is expected that Morris
County will be represented.
The monthly business meeting of
the Y.P.S O. E. Of the first Baptist
Church was held at the home of the
Misses Boniface on Tuesday evening.
After the completion of business mat
tors social hour was enjoyed
The pupils Of the Boonton High
School will in the future issue a
monthly paper entitled The High
School Biograph. The paper makes
its first appearance this week and
will be printed from the school outfit.
George Harry has given out CON
tracts for new house on High street,
22x4I feet, to contain all modern inn
provements, The cost being So, 600.
The contractors are George r. AL
len, carpenter Thomas Malley, mason
George +. Barnes, painter.
The managers Of the Employment
Society will give Tea in the Y. M.
Q. A. rooms, Thursday afternoon,
March 18th, from 8 until o'clock.
Garments, fan ~ articles, books, cake
and candy will be for SALE 1.-THE
House that Jack Built for the chill
dren. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The annual meeting of the Woman g
Home and Foreign Missionary Socie-
ties OF the FIRST Presbyterian Church
will be held in the chapel on Monday
March 10TH at three o'clock, Miss
Grace Newton, who was present dur
ing the siege in Pekin, China, will
address the meeting to which all in
terested are invited.
Frank McGoldrick, a hackinan
threatens TO sue the city for the
breaking Of the front axle Of his hack.
McGoldrick, while driving his vehicle
on Madison street last week ran into
several heavy planks which had been
left in the road by the men cleaning
the crossings and cutters of snow.
Loantaka Council, Royal Arcanum,
initiated Herman Viedt and Robert e.
Mosedale, son Of DIR. James Mosedale
at its meeting in the Savings Bank
Building Tuesday evening. Follow
ing the initiatory work, DR. James
Douglass delivered an interesting adj
dress on contagious diseases. A smok-
or was to be enjoyed but the member
to whom the cigars were entrusted
locked the box in a
closet and left for home before the
evening pleasures were over.
On Tuesday evening, March 1lth,
the Owen Y W. @. T.. u. will cele-
brate its fifth anniversary by holding
q public meeting in the Baptist
Church at 7.45. An address will be
given by New Jersey W. O. T. U.cor-
secretary. Mrs. Isabella
Fl. Demarest. Those who have heard
this bright and interesting speaker
will be glad OF the opportunity tn
hear her again. The enjoyment of
the evening will be added to by
music furnished BY Charles Corwin'
and Miss Lena Wise, and girls
,horus under direction Of Miss Beach,