The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-09-26
LOCAL BREvlTIES
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Unemployed men can find work in
the wood ward of the Market Street
Mission.
1t is expected that Congressman
Fowler will be at Republican Head
quarters in the Chronicle Building,
Morristown, all day tomorrow.
at the animal session of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows,
held in Des Moines, Ia, 1t was de-
cided to hold the next session at
Baltimore.
The cost of the concrete walk on
South Park Place, now in the course
of construction, will be $7C0. When
the entire park is encircled it will
represent an outlay of So, 900.
E. M. Young, teacher of music in
the public schools of this town, is
organizing a singing school at Bask-
ing Ridge The class will meet on
Monday evenings in the library rooms
on Main street.
d. V. Fleming of Union Theologi-
Cal Seminary of New York will adj
dress the Sunday School at the quar-
terly meeting of the Ohildren's Mis-
sionary Society on Sunday afternoon
next.
S. j. Hoole, President of Newark
District, Epworth League, will adj
dress the Epworth League Vesper
service Sunday evening, September
28th, at 80 o'clock. A large attend
ance is desired.
On October the Democratic pri-
mary will be held, and October 9th
has been set by the Democratic Coun-
ty Committee as the date for the
county convention. The town is
Dover.
The annual inspection of the New
ton Fire Department will be held on
Saturday. October 18th. The Dark
town Fire Brigade, an interesting
feature of last years parade, will
again be in line revised and en-
larged. -
Patrolman William G.. Meslar is
still seriously ill with typhoid fever,
although 1t is now thought that he is
out OF danger. Joseph F. Young has
been appointed as substitute until
Mr.. Meslar convalesces.
Raymond 9. Matthews, son of
County School Superintendent Mat
thews, graduate of the Morristown
Business College, has taken a posi-
ton in the office of Judge Vreeland
as stenographer and typewriter.
The members of the Metropolitan
Club of Morristown will give pri-
vate dance in Lippman's hall next
Monday night. The committee in
charge consists of Philip Day, Albert
y. Ayres, F. L. Lippman, Jr., and F.
A, Hoffman.
H. T. Brown, formerly of Johnson s
Pharmacy in Morristown, has accept
ed position with a Boston drug
firm as travelling salesman, covering
the territory comprised in Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia and South Jer-
sey. We congratulate him.
"Sunnyside, gray gelding owned
by Dr. HI. M. O'Reilly of Maple
Avenue, was recently driven a mile
at the Empire City track in 2:l5.
The reins were held over the animal
by Theodore Maxfield, we'll known
among local horsemen.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union of this city is preparing a
barrel, to be sent to Ellis Island in
the near future. All donations of
clothing, especially that for children
and infants, will be gratefully re-
Welsh, 10 Morris street.
Attractions at the Morristown
Lyceum for the month of October
number the following: October 6,
Mamie Flemlng's Comedy Co. " /;
October 10, "Katzenjammer Kids" !;
October %, Circumstantial Evil
dence"; October 20, Duss' Band o.
tober 80. Hearts of Gold. -
The season wanes apace. The sum-
mer is gone. The gay medleys of
woods and fields are no longer heard !;
the fragrant odors of the meadows are
gone the fire air of the warm days
has taken on chill, and soon there
will come to the woods and fields,
the birds and the cattle, as to the rest
of us the hard and unfriendly winter.
Rare Music-"If one would really
hear fine music" said one who had
heard Duss, lone must expect to pay
we'll for it, "That's right. re-
piled Hausekeep. "Now 1 was listen
ing to some music today that was
great, but expensive couple of tons
of coal rattling into my cellar. -
New York Herald
On Wednesday evening next, Oc-
tober l., the Epworth League of the
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
a literary and social meeting, at
which DR.. Jesse L. Hu1lbut will
give an informal talk on "The Fas-
cination of Robert Browning's
Poetry to be followed by interpre-
tations and readings of several poems
by Browning. The meeting will be
open to all, and everybody is invited.