The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-03-14
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The exterior OF hQ9 OnuEUA " VIZ
Redeemer is being generally repaired
The election Of officers Of Odo do
ST. Armand Commandery will take
place this evening.
The Easter vacation will be om-
mitted both at the @. @ I. and the
public schools la HaekettstOwn.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Exempt Firemen's Association was
held in the Farrelly Building Monday
evening.
The Sportsmen's Show at Madison
Square Garden, New York has been
visited by many Morristonians the
past week.
The. music rendered by Ward Stew
ems at the First Presbyterian Church
Sunday was much enjoyed by the
congregation.
The Sleeping Carr by Howells
will be given in the chapel OF the
High School this evening common
cling at o'clock.
Another series Of the much enjoyed
twilight recitals will be given by
Charles Ell. Corwin in the Methodist
Church after Easter.
The old Peck farm situated near
Wilmington was purchased at Sheriff 3
sale Monday afternoon by p IN.
Weise, the mortgages.
Pruden g. Burke are building new
coal shed in their yards on Morris
street which will have capacity Of
about Ave hundred tons.
The new steel ceiling in the cloth
ing store of p AH. Hoffman and Son
on Park Place is completed and pre-
SCENTS a handsome appearance.
The Pau list Fathers will conduct
services for three weeks in the Church
of the Assumption commencing on
the Sunday following Easter week.
The 1t. Rev. Wm. M. Brown, u. D. !,
Bishop Of Arkansas will preach next
Sundy morning in the Church of the
Redeemer. All are cordially invited.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Morristown Flute and Drum Corps
will be held in it's rooms in the
Chronicle Building Monday evening
Booker =. Washington, the bright
and we'll known colored preacher will
address the students of Miss Dana
School in the gymnasium hall next
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Morristown Council. No. 1o4, D. Of
u. will hold masquerade ball in
Lippman's Hall on the evening of
Easter Monday. Music will be fur
nished by Sharrettes Orchestra.
Mcclellan advises his numerous
customers to- keep right on collecting
Red Star Stamps, and on the 10th
and 18th makes special inducement
as will be seen by reference to his adj
vertisement which appears elsewhere.
Joseph z. Kronenberg who for the
past fifteen years has been connected
with John K. Bonifaoe in the market
business, resigned his position last
week. Mr.. Kronenberg is contem
plating opening market OF his own
in town.
A successful entertainments was
given under the auspices Of Vanatta
Council, d. Of L. Tuesday evening.
The program of the evening consisted
of several well chosen musical selec-
tions and an address BY the State
secretary, w. T. Haywood.
Amasa Kaggen. who has served
most acceptably as driver for Inde-
pendent Hose Company during the past
three years has resigned his position
to take effect the first Of April. It
will be hard work for the Hose Boys
to find better driver and all around
man than Mas. z
The next meeting Of the Owen II
will be held at the Y NJ @. A. on
Tuesday evening. March 18th, lat Z. Do,
and will be in the form of a parlia-
mentary law drill. conducted by
Mrs, Bourne, State w. O. Il. u. presi-
dent All members, both active and
honorary, are urged to attend.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held in their rooms at z. M. @. A.,
Tuesday, March IS. at 5 p m. This
will be a department. meeting and
Miss Lou Davis, superintendent of the
Department Of Narcotics, will have
charge. All members and friends are
urged to be present.
Nicholas Arrowsmith, who for some.
time past has very acceptably filled a
position in the New York q New
Jersey Telephone Co., as agent Of
the Contract Department. has been
promoted to a similar position with
headquarters at Newark. David
McNaughton who has occupied sim
liar position in the Orange Office has
been named as Mr.. Arrowsmith's sue
cessor.
Tickets for the Goth Annual Ball of
Humane Engine Co., Tuesday even
ing, April LIST, can be purchased, from
members of the company and COM
mittee. Arrangements are about
completed and the committee are
working hard to insure all who at
tend an enjoyable evening. Music
will be furnished by Prof. Sharrette s
full orchestra.
Those whose trees were badly broIx-
en- by the recent storm will adopt the
wise policy ssif they Trim off the split
and broken limbs at once. This is
the season for pruning, before the
sap begins to run. If neglected till
much later the torn and splintered
limbs will bleed profusely and the
vitality Of the damaged trees will he
still further reduced. This ID the
time to attend to the injured trees.
In addition to the opening Of Millin.
cry, Costumes and Waists l.. s. Plaut
q Co.. Newark, N. J., call attention
to the fact that they Ire showing ex-
tensiye assOrtments OF the latast