The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-11-07
LOCAL BREvlTiEs
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Thanksgiving, Thursday, the 2stb,
Striped bass and tomcod are numerous
in Newark Bay.
Humane's new hose wagon is ex-
pected next week.
Hackettstown bakers have marked up
the PRICE oflDread from IS ftoS centsla
loaf. /
"A concert under the aut pices If
Paul Zimmerman will be given in
Lippman hall this evening @
A new "double header" fire hydrant
has been placed on the corner of
Ann street and Western avenue.
The Wholesale price OF milk is 314
cents quart, figure somewhat higher
than usual at this time Of the year. !.
A number of Morris County sports
mon are in New York State shooting,
the quail season opening on Saturday
We still have plenty of tresspsss
notices on muslin for those who wish
them. Remember the shooting season
opens Monday!
Sorry for Editor Foster, of the Sussex
Register. lie says: Happiness that
is purchased in quart bottles soon van
ishes, SO they tell us.
The Morris County Branch of the
State Charities Aid Association OF n.
j., will meet in the Y. M. Q. A.
parlors on Thursday at 4. 80 p. m.
Mr.. Walter Damrosch is to be the next
speaker at the Friday Evening Club.
He will give a recital, with illustrations
on the piano, of Orchard Wagner and
his Music"
The managers of the Free Kinder
garten will hold fair in McAlpin
Hall, Thursday, Dec. 4th. Many at
tractive articles suitable for Christ
mas gifts will be for SALE.
The annual fall meeting of the Nor
thern New Jersey Congregational con-
ference will be held in First Church,
Glen Ridge, Nov IL; Rev John L.
Scudder. the moderator, will preside.
Somelmen are so inflated with their
imaginary Importance as to believe
that when they ihterpose their heads
between the earth and heaven that
it will cause an eclipse of the moon.
The annual meeting of the Morris
town Indian Association will be held
on Tuesday morning, Nov. 18th, at
half past ten in the South Street
Church parlor. All are cordially
welcome.
The Presbytery of Morris and Orange
will meet in Madison at $50 on Tues lay
next for the purpose of releasing the
Rev. w. R. Bennett from his pres mt
pastorate and also to arrange for. his in
stalation as pastor of the First Churcb'
of this city. II,
A bronze tablet in memory of Molly
Pitcher was unveiled in the hall of
the New Jersey Historical society
building in Newark on Monday. The
tablet was a gift from the Molly
Pitcher Chapter of the Children of
! the American Revolution.
The Morristown Choral Society under
the leadership of j. S. Matthews met in
the Sunday school room of the South
Street Presbyterian Church for the first
time Wednesday evenings Application
for membership may be may be made to
Mrs. Frank Marsh or Mr.. Matthews.
There will be meeting Of the
members of class 40 of the South
Street Church Sunday School in the
class room this evening. Rev. f. B.
Dwight who has indicated his will
ingness to become one of the teachers
of the class will be present. Refresh
ments will be passed.
While working with "a bit and brace
in the rear of W. f. Day S store We'd
nesday, Gilbert Young met with a
painful. acoident-the instrument slip
ping and piercing the palm of his left
hand. DR.. H. M. O'Reily dressed the
wound which is not considered
serious.
The Blondells, in their comedy en-.
titled Through the Center OF the Earth"
delighted large audience Wednesday
evening The proceeds went to the
Quaker baseball team and Judging from
the we'll filled house that popular or
gaEization will again dust themselves
upon the diamond next season.
DIR. Hurlbuts Bible class is held every
Tuesday evening at 7.45 in the Junior
Sunday School hall of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Entrance on the
north side of the church. Prelude next
Tuesday evening on General Defects of
Israel During the Period of the Judges"
Lesson on The Time of the Judges,
Judges 2:7-19).
The Presbytery of Morris and Orange
WIN hOtA a iAOCtAhe5 tOt NOAtSAOiANS RhN
prayer ON Thursday, Nov 13th in the
chapel of the First Church. Rev j. F
Riggs, D. D., Rev. d . Irving and
others will speak during the morning
session which begins at 10 o'clock. Ia
the afternoon there will be an address
by Rev. Howard Daffield, D. o., Of New
York. All are invited.
The 'ways and means committee of the
Morristown Memorial Hospital has is
sued the following circular: ''We, who
are giving personal attention to the af-
fairs of the hospital, would state that the
annex is full, The hospital nearly 80, and
the treasury is empty We are in imme-
date need Of funds to carry on the work.
Our expenses are about 500 per month.
Kindly send your subscription 10 Henry
Corey, treasurer. We have treated DUR
ing the past ten months 245 patients, 60
whom had contagious diseases, while
nearly all were free. PATIENTS" !