The Morris County chronicle., 1902-05-09
LOCAL RREvlTIEs

The Forest House at Budd's Lake
is still without tenant for the ap.
preaching season.
Iona Tribe, No. 181, will celebrate
it's ninth anniversary in the Farrelly
Building this evening.
Rev. William Durant, D., of Sara
toga, will preach in the First Presby-
terian Charch Sunday.
The annual reception of the Young
Mems Catholic Association will be
held next Tuesday evening.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held in the G.. A. r. rooms
this evening by the Lincoln Guards
Sheriff Baker has two handsome
beds OF bright colored tulips in full
bloom on the front lawn of the Court
House property.
The new pool and billiard parlor at
the Washington Hotel is about COM
pleted. Tables will be placed in the
room within few days.
The Rev. j. L. Hurlbut, D. D., of
the Methodist Church will exchange
pulpits with the Rev. S, 2 Batten of
the Baptist Church on Sunday morn
ing.
A reunion Of the Exempt Fireman S
Association will be held in Paterson
Monday, May 19. "A delegation from
the local association will probably be
in attendance.
Rev. Thomas Houston, the blind
singing evangelist, has been leading
services in Lippman Hall during the
week which have been helpful and
we'll attended.
In the Church of the Assumption
Sunday morning, May 25, William V.
Dunn of this city, who will be ordain-
ed priest the day before will cele-
brate his first solemn high mass.
Cincinnati Lodge will confer the
third degree on two candidates next
Monday evening. "A dinner will also
be given to the members of the lodge
by Samuel Childs of Bernardsville.
The Presbyterian Church at Liberty
Corner which has been undergoing
repairs for the past three months
was reopened last evening. Special
services were held in honor of the oc-
casion.
Rev. W. H. Walker, of Boston, will
deliver a course OF lectures on the
Tabernacle as testimony to Christ
and Christian truth at the First Bap-
tist Church on the evenings of May
81, 2S and 80.
The monthly business meeting of
the @. E. Society of the Baptist
Church was held at the home of Mr.
Babcock Tuesday evening. After the
business had been transacted social
time and clipping bee was enjoyed by
all
On Sunday evening, the pastor of
the Baptist HChurch, Rev. Samuel q.
Batten, will give the third sermon
in the series on the Christian spirit
in Modern Poetry: Tennyson as an
Interpreter of Christianity. Service
at 730.
Farmers throughout the county,
have turned up hundreds of small To-
Gusts during the past week while
plowing and digging. From present
indications there will be a greater
number of the pests this year than
ever before.
Miss Addie French, who expects to
go as missionary to South Africa, as
soon as her studies are completed and
who is at present the guest of Mrs. A.
G. Ropes, of Morris avenue, spoke
to the Young Ladies Bible Glass of
the Baptist Church.
Proper physical exercise is what
everyone needs to properly develop
the body in every part. This can be
obtained by consulting Julius
Schwartz at No. l Madison avenue,
New York City, whose ad. appears
elsewhere in our columns.
The members of Loantaka Council,
Royal Arcanum were enter tained
Tuesday evening by Harry Eaton and
his troubadours of New York City.
The popular colored fun makers were
much enjoyed. Following the enter
atainment refreshments and cigars
were passed.
At meeting of the Knights of the
Sacred Heart held Friday evening, M.
Doyle was elected president; Joseph
Dunn, presidents Walter Dunn,
secretary; and M. Byrne treasurer
A base ball team was also organized
with M. Doyle as manager and
Edward Wahlen. captain.
Eminent Commander G. A. Becker
has issued general orders, No. g. cal
ling for a regular conclave of Odo de
St. Armand Commandery, No. IL, K.
T., for this evening at eight o'clock
sharp. The Order of the Red Gross
will be conferred in full form follow
ed by the usual symposium.
Primrose and Dockstaders' Minis
trels will show in Lyceum Hall next
Monday evening. A cleaner and more
refined minstrel show than the above
has never visited this town George
Primrose and Lew Dockstader are
today two of the most popular black
faced comedians on the American
stage.
The Farther Lights of the Baptist
Church will held their monthly meet
ing tonight at s o'clock at which time
an Assyrian lady will speak. She is
here in the interests of a Mohommed-
an School to be build in Assyria for
girls. Miss Addie French will also
speak on -"Why Want to be mis-
sionary.' AS there is only one more
meeting before they close for the sea-
son large attendance is desired.
Marsh, Miller & Co., of the Wind
sor Arcade, New York, have made the
following rentals: For Mrs. j. o. H.
Pitney, No. 131 Mad son avenue, to
Major James N. Edwards, of New
York City for two years from June
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