The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-03-28

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Mar. as. 1909.
The Morristown School and Miss Dana
Seminary will reopen WednesdayApril
Men are at work on the Morri
Canal getting it in shape for the sea
son.
The exterior of d. P. Mcclellan
dry goods store on Park Place an,
Market street is being freshl.
painted.
Rev. Thomas O. Hall, D. D., o
Union Seminary, New York, will oc
cupy the pulpit of the First Presby
terrain Church Sunday.
A collection will be taken in ST. Peter
church Sunday for the benefit of tn
organ. About 81 900 is needed to plac
the instrument in good order.
Mayor Fox suspended the license o
Robert Price, a hackman for three
days on Monday for driving beyonl
the bounds at the depot.
r. d. Fonda has rented for the sum
mer through the real estate agency o
w. =. Romano his house on Farragu
place to Malcolm Camel of Newark.
Mounted patrolman Osborne who look
after the flying autos and scorchini
cyclists along South street and Madison
avenue, reports for duty next Tuesday.
The Chemical Engine answered a still
alarm in one of c., Holly's house OF
Macculloch avenue at $50 this morning
No damage was done.
Joseph K. Kronenberg, formerly will
John K. Boniface, opened a market OF
Washington street this morning with {
complete stock. of fruits, vegetables ant
fish.
Frank Rodler has purchased three
houses from Joseph Lusardi. Two Of
the buildings are situated on Chest
nut street and one on Speedwel
avenue.
Charles Denman has been engaged al
driver for Independent Hose Company
in place of " Mace Keegan, who leaves
next Tuesday.
Maple sap drips in profusion from
the broken twigs. Its too sweet for the
spring bonnets and gowns and wants
"bilin" before it's fit for
buckwheat cakes.
Sunday was an ideal day for autos
and bicycles. No arrests were made
in town although several of the
hump backed scorchers were warn
ed by the local police.
The Woman's Union Prayer meeting
will be held through the month OF
April in the Chapel of the First Pres
byterian Church, every Thursday
at 10. 80 o'clock.
The commencement of the Princeton
Seminary will be held May
4, 5 and 6. Maurice H. Stratton, OF
New Jersey will deliver the principal
address. DIR. Patton, the president will
conduct the services.
DIR. Asa Trimmer who has had several
men employed digging in the ruins Of
the recent fire, has recovered a large
amount of silver ware including large
solid silver soup ladle which was not the
least bit damaged,
The next meeting of the Gamms
Sigma debating society will be held a
the home OF Willard Cutler on Speed
well avenue Tuesday evening. The
subject to be discussed will he. resolved
"That an Anglo American alliance b.
to both countries"
The Willard l.. Mills Ice company
has in addition to their ice business il
Morristown and Whfppany an extensive
route in Caldwell. A MorristowI
Office has been opened in the Hoffman
building telephone call No. 8SSb. Mr..
Mills will give his personal attention tc
the Morristown business.
Douglass Consalvo who is employed
by the Morristown Gas Light Company
was overcome by gas while working in
a trench on South street Saturday after.
noon. Police Surgeon McCarrol together
with Drs. Riley and Griswold worked
over Consalvo nearly an hour before ht
was revived.
On Wednesday evening in the Sunday
school rooms of the South Street Presby
terrain church pretty and interesting
entertainment was given by the mem
bers of the Junior Mission Band. The
rooms were decorated with flags
flowers and Japanese lanterns. Follow
ing the entertainment refreshments were
served and social hour enjoyed.
Attention is directed to the advertis
ment elsewhere in the Chronicle o.
Messrs Hill 81 Carson, successors tc
Crosby Il Hill, Mr.. Carson has given
special attention to the spring stock
which the new firm has received anc
which as will be seen by reference *
their advertisement embraces all that Il
needed to dress men, women. and chill
dren stylishly, with satisfactory gar
ments, and at low figures.
1t was with regret that the publ,
learned on Tuesday that Thomas B
Pierson, who for many years has beer
one Of the leading plumbers Of this city
had been compelled to make an assign
ment. Mr. Pierson had been i'll To-
some time, (which added to the difficult,
of making collections led to his EN-
barrassment. It is claimed that hi
assets are largely in excess of his liz
bilities and it ID to be hoped that he viii
be able to resume business at an earl,
date. In the meantime his business
being conducted as usual.
The Persian Garden and Concer
will be the event at the Lyceum Hal
next week Friday evening. and
large audience is fully assured by til,