The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-09-05
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Next Monday the Free kindergarten
will open for the fall term.
Miss McAllister Hess and Miss Met
calf leave tomorrow for visit in Column
bia, Pa.
The prize list of the Morristown Field
Climb Horse Show will be out Septem-
Der 10Th.
Thomas Harry returned on Saturday
from fortnight's stay at Schroon Lake,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert H Metcalfe and
Miss Metcalfe have returned from Bay
Head and are at the Colonial.
The M. M. Degree will be con
ferred by Cincinnati Lodge at the
communication to be held Monday
evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Fayette Smith and
family have returned from Watch Hill
and are occupying their home on Morris
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis Carter
after summering at Monmouth Beach
will return to Morristown the latter part
of this month.
The Misses Van Beuren of Loantaka
Terrace who have been travelling
abroad are expected home il the early
part of October.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. j. Romano of the
Headly Road are home from South
hampton where they have been for the
month of Angus.
E. H. T. Talmage, of Bernardsville,
has been named as one of the judges for
saddle horses at the Westminster Horse
Show which will be held October IA.
Commencing next Sunday Rev. j.
M. Buckley, D. D., will supply the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church during the month of Sep
TENDER.
John Todd's aggregation of Quakers
defeated the Boonton A. G. on Ran
dolph's Field Monday afternoon, before
large number of spectators, by the
score of 14-13.
Rev. j. B. Beaumont will preach in
the South Street Presbyterian Church
Sunday. On Sunday, September ID,
Rev. Albert Erdman, D. D., will again
occupy the pulpit.
The Horse Show dinner will be held
at the Morris County Golf Club on
"Wednesday evening October and not
Saturday October II as stated in
last weeks Chronicle.
A wise head planned the float which
Turner, the painter, had in the labor
day parade. 1t was neat, attractive, up
to-date, and indicated the thoughtful
ness Of the thorough artist.
Alfred A. Farland, the phenomenal
banjoist, has been engaged for a banjo
FOL I IIaIl
ing, October Goth, under the manage
ment of George H. Bullwinkel.
A big special in stamps all day
Saturday September at the New
York Cash Store. Thirty with
every dollars worth. This is giving
stamps away, they are yours for the
asking.
Iona Tribe of Red Men has presented
the following past sachems with regalia
Jacob w VanWinkle, G. V. beats, S.
d. Clark, John Hathaway, Jesse G.
Clark, j. B. King. John Carroll, Robert
Williams.
The last of the series of the Band Con-
certs under the auspices of the Board of
Trade was given in the Park Wednes
day evening. These concerts were greatly
app ho'Ahes dOlS lHuSA w ilNOu
up the town.
The Field Club base ball team will
gather together once more tomorrow
afternoon and endeavor to swamp the
Murray-Hill team, the game to be play
ed on the local diamond. In all prob
ability this match will close the season.
The public schools opened with an un-
usually large attendance Tuesday The
report published in out of town papers
to the effect that two hundred children
were turned away because they had no
vaccination certificates was grossly ex-
aggerated. In all about a dozen were
refused admittance but the majority of
these returned at the afternoon session
with the necessary certificate.
A special meeting of the Morris Coun-
ty Republican Committee was held in
building ON Wednesday. Chairman
James H McGraw of Madison presided,
with d. r. Hummer, Sc ,retary. Only
four members were absent The meet
ing was enthusiastic speaks well for
the coming campaign.
AT the regular meeting of Gen. A. T.
A. Torbert Post, held in the G. A. r.
rooms Tuesday evening, Messrs Fred
Muchmore, Jas. II. Couse, Amos Pru-
den aud E A. Doty were appointed as
additional members to assist in arrange
ments for the reunion of the Seventh
Regiment. N. J ", which will be held
in this city September 18th.