The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-24
P. H. HOFFMAN & SON
PARK PLACE.
LOCAL BREVlTIES

by the Hon. Charles N. Fowler and
the Hon. Edward O. Stokes. Singing
by baritone soloist and music by the
Drum Corps. Seats will be reserved
for ladies'.
Election week from next Tuesday.
Sixty EIGHT days of 1902 yet to
come.
Halloween falls this year ON Satur-
day evening, November 1st.
Emory N Faulks of Madison has
taken q position with the Morristown
Trust company.
Many Morristonians have purchased
tickets for the Princeton Columbia
game at Princeton tomorrow
Harris Domb will occupy next week
the store ON Washington street next
to pharmacy of ]. E. Styles.
The Bona Dea club will meet on
the evening of Hallowe on at the
home of Miss Katherine Hoffman on
High street.
In the parlors of the z. M. @. A.
the annual meeting of the Children s
Home Society will be held on Novem-
Der 18th.
The Whippary Presbyte Chris
tian Endeavor society will be in
charge of the services Sunday after
noon at the county aims house.
J. J. Davis, who has lately given
up his shoe store on Speedwell
Avenue, is now employed by Harry
& Son in the repair department.
If you have not already registered,
next Tuesday will be your last
chance, the boards of registry meet
ing on that day from 1 to 8 p. m.
Rev A v. V. Raymond, D. D.,
president of Union college, Schenec-
tady, N. Y, will preach in the First
Presby terrain church on Sunday.
The managers of the free kinder
garten, will hold sale of fancy ar
ticles suitable for Christmas presents
at MoAlpin hall on Thursday, De-
cember 4th.
A civil service examination for let
ter carriers and clerks was held in
the McAlpin building Friday, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Joseph Ambrose and
William Heath.
Laura Cantrell. the fifteen year old
girl who last Saturday mysteriously
disappeared from ST. Hilda's School,
has been located at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. William H. Arnold, in
Brooklyn.
The Democrats will hold a mass
meeting in the Lyceum next Thurs
day evening. Ex- President Oleve-
land, Farmer" Maritime of Union
county and John Dewitt Warner are
scheduled to speak.
A regular meeting of Madison
Chapter No. 81, r. A. M, was held
Wednesday evening, at which time
the M. M. M. degree was conferred
upon several candidates.
The cunning season in New Jersey
opens two weeks from next Monday.
Judging by the many favorable re-
ports around the country, the sports
men Will have merry time this fall.
The use of oil as fuel, in any form,
is likely to invalidate fire insurance
policies in many cases. People who
carry insurance on their houses and
household goods should examine the
same to see what restrictions they
provide.
The Salvation Army will hold a
rummage sale from November 3rd TO
Sth. Anyone having clothing shoes,
stoves, furniture or implements of
any kind to donate, please send them
to so Market street or drop card to
Captain Warner and they will be
called for. Please look up something
for the sale and help us in this way
to forward the work.
l. d. Lyon, the jeweler in the Nc
Alpin block, has leased the store for
merly occupied by j. j. Davis. The
partition between the two stores has
been removed, and Mr.. Lyon expect;
to have the new addition ready for
occupancy by November 10th.
The class for Bible study, con
Quoted by DR.. J. l.. Hurlbut, will
meet next week, and henceforth in
the room of the junior department.,
the large room on the ground floor III
the rear of the Methodist Episcopal
church. Entrance on the north side
of the church. The prelude next
Tuesday evening will be on "The
Nations Around Israel" and the les
sou on "The City of Refuge Joshua
Xxx: 10 All interested in the study of
scripture are invited to this class,
which meets at 40.
The Baptist church will observe
its Sesquicentennial Move nber g.
II. An excellent program has
been prepared, and among those who
are to spe are Rev. R: S. Mac
Arthur, LII. D., of New York, Rev.
leighton Williams. Rev. John
Humpstone, D. D., of Brooklyn and
Prof. H. @. Veddax, D. D., of
Grocer Theological Seminary. A
reunion of the church will be held
on Tuesday afternoon, at which time
the history of the church will be
read; supper will then be served in
the church.
The Misses Cater have rented for
the winter their residence on Morris
Avenue to J. d. Vermeule, presidenl
of the Goodyear Rubber company of
New York City. Possession will be
taken by Mr.. Vermeule and family
next week, the Misses Cater leaving
for New Orleans, where they will
remain until spring. The honse was
rented through the real estate agency
OF Stephen O. Griffith.
Miss Mildred Pipe. who SO accept