The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-04-04
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The Free kindergarten will not rel
open until Monday. April As
The front of the Washington Hotel on
Morris street Is being generally repaired.
The April term Of the Warren County
Courts win open at Belvidere- on the Esd
instant.
The Tapkaow bowling team defeated
fhe Madison a. "A. on the formers al
legs Friday night,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Chosen Freeholders will be
held next Wednesday, -
Sidney Collins, who sometime ago
purchased the Rockaway Record will
remove to Rookaway about the middle
of the month.
The base ball diamond on Randolph's
field is being placed in condition for the
coming season. A new back-stop has
already been built.
The Board Of Aldermen meet this
evening in the Savings Bank Build
ing. The Board of Excise meets next
Wednesday evening.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Exempt Firemen's Association will be
held in the Farrelly Building next
Wednesday evening.
A meeting Of the Local Lnmbermen's
Association was held at Day . yesterday
afternoon. Nothing Of Importance came
before the members.
A subscription dance will be given
in the McAlpin Hall Saturday even
ing April 18th. John H. Rosevear, Jr.,
and Sidney s. Wilson are arranging
the affair.
The annual official visit of A. Fl.
Sherman, District Deputy Grand
Master Of the ninth district Of Gin
cinnati Lodge was made on Monday
evening.
George Green 81 Son have complete
stock 81 awning samples which may be
seen at theft store on Washington street
All the newest stripes and colors are in
cluded in the list.
On March 81. when the sun crossed
the line, the wind was from the west.
According to the old saying, we will
have cool summer inland, and warm
summer on the coast.
The chemical engine was called to the
Boggs' House on Elm street this morn
irg about ten O'Clock. The fire which
was in one of the back rooms on the
second floor was easily extInguished.
Telephones have been placed in the
residences of Il. D. Kay ON Pine street,
r. Kadaena and Mrs. T. o. Hill on Nor
sic cfr, ,teasss hary -
as yet been assigned.
The base ball season will open in
this section Saturday afternoon, April
12th, when the Morristown school
team will cross bats with team from
st. Georges Hall of Summit on the
diamond of the former.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Joseph K. Kronenberg else
where in the Chronicle. The finest of
fruits, vegetables, oysters and CLAIMS can
be purchased there. Prompt attention
is paid to all orders. Telephone call 241 /.
One OF the interesting entertainments
of the spring season will be that given
by the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. M. G..
A. in the interest of the endowment
fund. 1t will take the form of a
*'Tabieau Entertainment. The mum
bers will be interpreted with choice
musical selections.
On Tuesday, March 25, Peter M.
Kahn. Of South street, celebrated the
77th anniversary of his birth. He was
the recipient of many valuable and
useful presents Mr.. Kahn came to
this city from Brooklyn 80 years ago,
and engaged in the furniture business
from which he retired two years ago.
Instead. Of the usual meeting of
Phoenix Branch, No. 30. The Grand
Fraternity, the initiation team will
give an entertainment in the lodge
room, Savings Rank Building, next
Tuesday evening. A musical program
will be rendered followed by refresh
ments. Each member is privileged to
bring one friend, either lady or gentle
man, with him.
The s.Endeavorer' Issued under the
auspices Of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of the Whippany Presbyterian
Church makes it's welcome appearance
weekly. 1t contains directorate of the
church and weekly calendar. Number
80 issued on Easter was an edition de
luxe. The editor is the Rev. Israel
White, the pastor Of the church.
The fourth of the special stereopticon
lectures in the Market Street Mission
will be delivered next Tuesday at 8
p. m. by Cornelius Van Brunt Of New
York on "Our Spring Wild Flowers"
The lecture will be illustrated by about
one hundred pictures, The slides are
the work of Mrs. Van Brunt and are the
finest Of their kind in America. Ad-
mission by tickets, which may be had
free from the superintendent
The monthly meeting of the Morris
town Ministerial Association was held in
this city in the pastors study of the
South Street Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday afternoon. Several papers were
considered after which the ministers
were entertained at dinner by DR.. and
Mrs. Erdman. Among those present
the Rev. DIR. Theodore F. White, of
Summit; Israel White, of Whippany;
Rev. r. Murgatroyd, of New Vernon;
Rev. pr. Holloway, of Dover; DIR. e p.
Gardner, Of Chatham. Rev. VIM. Fry
ling, formerly of Morris Plains, DR..
Y. y: Mott and Rev. j. B. Beaumont,
of this city.
a. Stevens. who has been associated
with The q. w. Ennis Co. for some years
as vice president, with his brother, Al.
w. STEPHENS, of Montclair. has pur-
chased the old established lum Der and
coal business Of Mesers. ID. w. Day 81 son
at Summit. Francis IA. Day. for MANY