The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-09-12
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LOCAL BREvfTlEs

Salary Bros new store on Speedwell
avenue was opened Saturday.
Rev. Albert Erdman,D. D., will preach
in the South Street Presbyterian Church
on Sunday.
The session Of the State Council of the
S. o. U.A. NJ. in session at Washington,
N. j., elected the following officers:
The Morris Academy opens for the
fall term next Tuesday. Mr.. Land
fear has already received more appli-
cations than he can supply.
About forty members of the Newark
Automobillng club visited Denville on
Sunday when stop was made for
dinner at the popular hotel in that
place.
The Quakers defeated the Mt. Tabor
Field Club at the latter place, Saturday
afternoon, by the score of 10 10. To-
morrow afternoon the Quakers go to
Chester where they play team repre-
senting that town.
The Regular meeting of the Woman s
Chris tian Temperance Union will
be held in their rooms at the Y. M.
O. A, Tuesday. September 16, at 8
p. IN. A large attendance is de-
sired.
The enrolment of pupils IN the Public
Schools has just been completed. In the
Maple avenue building are registered
1856 students. in the Speedwell avenue
school 371 and in the Liberty school
building 1865. making total of 1871.
Work was started Monday morning
upon the walk on South side aof the
Green which is to be laid in concrete.
The Standard Paving Company Newark,
has the contract. The concrete is TO be
5 inches in thickness and the walk 8 feet
6 inches wide.
The parishioners of ST. Margaret's
Chapel, are making arrangements for a
harvest festival and barn dance, to be
held Or the church property on Sussex
avenue The fete will last three days,
beginning September %.
The next regular conclave of Odo de
st. Armand Commandery No. 10, K. T.
will be held this Friday evening, at s
o'clock As this is the first regular con-
clave since June, the Eminent Com
mander hopes to greet large number of
the Sir knights at this time,
Never before has Lake Hopatcong
known a more prosperous season than
the present one. Every hotel and board
ing house has for weeks been crowded
to its utmost capacity. All the cottages
have been rented and everywhere the
shore was dotted with camps.
The Free kindergarten opened on
Monday with fifty five children in
attendance Miss Mary Burr is in
charge of the work with Miss Eleanor
and Miss Luella VanDyke as assis-
tants. Whooping cough is keeping
many children away but it is ex-
peeted by next month that seventy
will be enrolled. The school is situated
the. McAlpin Block and visitors are
always welcome.
Madison has somewhat of novelty
in two houses on wheels drawn by a
mule and horse which arrived in that
town the other evening In one
wagon the tourists cook and eat while
the other is used as sleeping quarters.
The wagons are now CHARTERED near
the Athletic grounds, in Genital ave-
nue., and are guarded by huge dog.
The man claims to be professor of
palmisty.
AS has been the custom for number
of years, Prof. and Mrs. e. NJ. Young
re-opened their music school at 70 West
ern avenue, on September 9Th. Their
advertisement may be seen elsewhere in
our columns.
State councillor. Samuel P. Charles. of
Jersey City: vice-coupcillor, H. w.
Shaner, Mays Lending; secretary,
Morris Bauer, New Brunswick; treas