The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-10
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LOCAL BREvITIEs

close next Monday, after busy ano
prosperous season.
On Monday evening the Boys Club
at the Market Street Mission opened
for the winter work.
The New Jersey Library Associa-
ton will hold its thirteenth annual
meeting in Trenton, October 18th.
There was excellent pickerel and
perch fishing at Lake Hopatcong last
taken.
With d general return to the burn
ing of soft coal, the lost occupation
of the chimney sweep will soon be
revived.
On November Goth and 21st the an
nual session Of the New Jersey Sun
day School Association will be held
in Trenton.
The New Jersey Baptist Associa-
ton. held it's seventy fourth anniver-
sa1y meeting in Lambertville Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Wherever Alfred A.. Farland has
given banjo recital his audiences
were delighted, and like Oliver
Twist, wanted "more."
L. S. Plaut &, Co., the Newark Bee
Hive, announce that their store will
be closed on Saturday, October 18th,
until p. M, on account OF holiday.
The. Synodical meeting Of the
Woman's. Home and Foreign Mission
airy. Society will be held in the First
Presbyterian Church next Thursday.
This is the only month this year
having two new moons, one ON the
1st and another on the 30th. A week
from Thursday there will be total
eclipse of the moon.
Rev. George B. Stewart, D. D.,
President of the American Theologi-
cal Seminary, will preach in she First
Presbyterian Church on Sunday, at
1880 q. m. and 4 p. m.
The P. M. and the M. E. NJ. de-
grees were conferred upon several
candidates at the regular convocation
of Madison Chapter, No. 81, r. A.
NJ, Wednesday evening.
The supply wagon of Resolute
Hook and Ladder Company was called
to the Bulwinkle house on High street
Tuesday morning, when a small blaze
was speedily extinguished.
This evening the regular conclave
of Odo de st. Armand Commandery
No 10, z. T., will be held at s
O'Clock. 1t is hoped as many Sir
knights as can make it convenient
will attend.
VIM. s. Herzog, the violet special
ist, has about 5000 square feet of
glass devoted to violets, containing
10, 600 plants. He can fill all orders
promptly at all times, for either
double or single violets.
A new public school building will
be erected in Bernardsville, work on
same to be commenced at an early
a larger school house, the present
one, being much too small.
The Woman's Synodical Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies will
hold their annual meeting in the
First Presbyterian Church next
Thursday. Over 450 delegates are ex-
pected to be in attendance.
The Quaker Baseball Club will
have their first annual benefit on
Wednesday evening, November 9th,
when the Blondells will present the
new play, Through the Center of
the Earth" at Lyceum Hall.
Sunday, October 18th, will be Rally
Day in the Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school of this city. An interesting
program will be rendered. Service
begins at 2 :45 O'Clock, in the Sunday
School room. The congregation of
the church is invited.
people living in glass houses, -
ETC., is not up-to-date. "A correspond
emit of the Orange Chronicle puts it in
the revised form: 'An individual
who is domiciled in vitreous struc-
ture should refrain from hurting geo.
criminately.
Nowadays when you see a man
hunting around under the currant
bushes in his back yard, you may be
sure he is looking for that piece of
coal he threw at the cat last spring.
The chances are that he is sorry he
did not throw his watch or the silver
sugar bowl, or something less prec-
ious than coal
Morristonians will have an oppor-
tunity of hearing Damrosch and his
orchestra this winter. He will give
two concerts in the Lyceum ON the
afternoon and evening of January
18th. The Hayden string quartette
Will also give concert Friday even
ing, November 7th. Miss Sybil Samis,
dramatic soprano of New York, will
be the soloist at this concert.
Miss Doremus of New York, the
General Secretary of the Union Mis-
sionary Society of America, will
speak at the regular meeting of the
Morristown Auxiliary on Tuesday.
October 18th, at o'clock. in the par
lor of the South Street Church. Miss
Doremus will give an account of her
recent visit to the Union Missions in
India, China and japan. All inter-
ested in missions are cordially invited
to be present.
Professor Coles Storms and Signs
says there will be many sudden
deaths this month; also an epidemic
of head and throat trouble. The
planets are in a favorable condition
for business, which will be very &C.
tive at times. From the 23d to the
28th will not be the best time for
making changes or starting new Ell
terprises of Importance. Accidents,
both on land and sea, will be numer-
ous
DR.. HurIbut's Tuesday evening
class for the study of the Sunday