The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-04-11
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The Free kindergarten will open
Monday.
The peach buds are safe and the next
crisis is a possible frost in May.
Non resident gunners will hereafter
nav license fee of $40 in order to
hunt in New Jersey.
John Tallmadge has rented his
house. number 33 Mills street to Mr..
and Mrs. Louis f. Burd.
The Dover Trust Go. during it's
first three months of business has
opened 800 savings accounts.
A base ball team is soon to be or
ganized among the men bers of the
knights of the Sacred Hearts.
During the year 1902 there will be
three eclipses of the sun, none of
them visible in North America.
Two large ice wagons have been
added to the already extensive route
of the Willard Mills Ice Company.
The regular conclave of Odo De st.
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will be held this evening at O'CLOCK.
The Carpenters Union of Bernards
township has asked for an eight-hour
day, with nine hours pay from May l.
A dance will be given on Friday
evening May under the auspices OF
independent Order of Forresters in
the Farrelly Building.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
A. W n
day, April 18th, at p. m.
The Young Mems Catholic Associa-
tion bowling team has completed Its
schedule Of game by winning fifty
two out sixty games rolled.
Considering the stormy weather the
lecture given by Cornelius Van Brunt
in the Market Street Mission Tuesday
evening was largely attended.
At teamsters' meeting held on
Tuesday night in Lyons Hall, Ber-
nardsville. it was decided to raise the
price of team work to 81 day.
A freight car jumped the tracks at
the Morris Street crossing Saturday
morning causing considerable damage
to the planking between the rails.
Collins Weir is drawing plans for
enlarging the Mansion House at Dover
The structure will be raised to three
stories making an addition of sixteen
rooms.
The organ at St. Peters Church is
being thoroughly overhauled. The
cost of placing the instrument in good
condition will be something over
$1,000.
evening in McAplin Hall promises to
be a success. Augustus Ringleben
has been secured as pianist for the
occasion.
The Orange County Fair will be
held September 16. II, Is and 49, The
Association held meeting last Sat
urday and appointed the various
committees.
At meeting of the Board of Excise
Commissioners held Wednesday. the
licenses of John R. Piper, James Law
less, and A. E. Voorhees, were renewed
for the term of one year.
Over two hundred guests were
present at an entertainment and dance
given by the Knights of Columbus in
the rooms of the Young Mems Oath
Ollie Association Friday night.
The seventeen year locusts are bill
ed to be with us this summer With
a few potato bugs and caterpillars as
side attractions, the farmer will have
quite merry time of it this year.
A Bible reading was given last
evening by Mrs. Margaret Bottome,
president of the Kings Daughters
before the members of the Woman S
Auxiliary in the Y M. O. building.
The library of Bernardsville Public
School has been increased by the ad-
dition of ninetyfour volumes. Con-
spicuous on the list are the works of
Roosevelt and Ernest Seton Thompson
The Chemical Engine responded to a
still alarm Monday morning about s
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Bishop
on Elm street. The blaze was in one OF
the chimneys. Very little damage being
done.
A fire at the residence of E. P.
Franklin on Franklin street, caused
considerable excitement Saturday
afternoon. Fortunately the blaze was
eStinguished before any serious
damage was DONE
A trade association has been formed
by the local grocers in town. The
association meets the second Tuesday
in each month and at the next meet
ing in May general credit system
will be established.
David Buist, of Bernardsville, has
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