The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-11-14
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left to rot in the road.
Roundsman Louis Henderson, is on a
cunning trip in Warren county.
Prof. j. B. Holley will shortly re-
sumo his dancing class in McAlpin
Hall.
1t looks very much as if Indian
summer were, lingering in the lap of
November.
Vanatta Council, No. 1913 will give a
dance in the Farrelly building Monday
evening, November "a.
The reports from the blasting on
the grounds of the Boonton iron
works are often heard in town.
The pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church will be occupied on Sunday by
Rev. c. G.. Jordan of East Liverpool,
Ohio.
Twenty mine snow storms are pre-
.dicted during the approaching winter
because the first snow fell on Octo-
Der a9th.
The Right Reverend Cameron Mann,
d. D, Bishop of North Dakota, will
preach in St. Peters Church on Sunday
morning.
A series of evangelistic services have
been in progress during the week at the
Collinsville chapel which have been well
attended and very helpful.
The bowling season at the Tapkaow
Club will open next week. A schedule
of games is being arranged which will
be announced in few days.
DR.. F. w. Owen will deliver an illns.
trated lecture in the Market St. Mission
next Wednesday evening, his subject
being: Norway and Sweden.
). Walter B. DeCamp and B M. Tunis
have leased the carriage repository OF
the late Lewis Pierson, situated on the
corner of South and Elm streets
Some time during the latter part of
November President Roosevelt will
be the guest of Mr.. Stuyvesant
at Tranquility Farms, Warren
County.
Thirty red or green stamps will be
given with every dollars worth of goods
purchased at McClellan's Saturday No
vember 15 Its big helper toward
filling your book.
The leaves are all down and re-
gard for public health requires that
they should be removed. 1t is small
attentions of this kind that best pre-
serve the public health.
A regular conclave of Odo de st.
Armand Commandery, Knights Temp ar,
will be held tonight at eight o'clock.
Preparatory drills for the annual inspec.
ton will begin at this time.
Rev. William Russell Bennett, the
new pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, will occupy the pulpit Sun
k, To IL
be installed the day after.
Under the new arrangement, when
a train reaches Stanhope the brake
man at one end of the car will call
out Stanhope while the fellow at the
other end will shout Netcong.
Senator elect Samuel s Childs
from Somerset County, entertained
hi friends and fellow citizens, ire
spective of party. at his handsome
home in Bernardsville Monday even
ing.
A small fire in q chimney occurred
Tuesday morning in house on Locust
street, owned by William Quimby
and occupied by Robert Fl. Lane. The
chemical engine responded and quick
ly subdued the flames.
The Old Folks Concert which was
to have been given in the Sunday
school room of the M. e. Church On
Friday, Nov. 81, has been postponed
to Monday Nov. %, ON account Of
the meeting of the Friday evening
club, on the 21st.
Season reserved seats for the Y.M.C.A.
Star Course are being sold at Associa
ton Hall o-day, and the sale will con
tinue until tomorrow night. On Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday single reserves
and tickets for the Marc entertainment
will be on sale at Smiths drug store.
There will be very fine vaudevill
and comedy performance given by the
Platt Dramatic Company at ST Virgilius
Hall, Five Corners, Morris Plsins. on
Wednesday night, the eve of Thanks
giving, November 26, There will be
dancing and refreshments after the
performance.
A parlor meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held at the residence of Mrs. H. NJ
Dalrymple, 10 Hill street, Tuesday, Nov.
18th, at p. m. A Bible reading by
Miss Mary Grant Cramer, sister of Cen
eral Grant, will be the special feature of
the occasion. All members and friends
are invited.
The Bible class for the study of the
Sunday School lesson. will be conducted
next Tuesday evening by the Hon. John
Whitehead in the absence of DIR. Hurl-
but. The lesson will be "The Worlds
Temperance Lesson" contained in
Isaiah 2S:1 10. The classI is held every
Tuesday evening in the Junior Sunday
School Hall of the Methodist Episcopal
church at 40.
The annual meeting of the Morristowp
Branch of the Needlework Guild OF
America, will be held in the hall of the
Young Mems Christian Association, on
Wednesday, November 10Th, at 3 D. m.
The Employment Society is prepared to
furnish garments to contributors, for
sale at the Woman's Exchange. The
collection of garments and household
linen made by this Guild is of great
service to our hospitals and other char
liable institutions. Each contributor
is asked for ony two garments. All
can take part in this work Garments
will be on exhibition at the meeting.