The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-02-21
5 LOCAL BREVlTIES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

r. ran yesterday, for the first time
since Monday.
The baseball schedule of the Morris
town School for the coming season is
nearly completed.
All the barber shops in town will
close tomorrow at p. m. instead of
midnight as is the general custom.
Rev. Francis e. Marsten, D. D.,
will occupy the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday.
A salute of thirteen guns will be
fired at noon tomorrow from Fort
Nonsense by the Lincoln Guards.
E. 9. Johnston, furniture dealer
OIL Washington street has been ad
Judged a bankrupt with debts
amounting to 50, 900, assets $500.
@. O. Geek, the music dealer who
was burned out by the Trimmer fire
will occupy store in the Dodge bull
ding on De Hart Street March /.
The Valet has moved from the
Tompkins Building on South street to
the old Sullivan, corner OF Market
street and Park Place.
Judge John B. Vreeland will give
his lecture tomorrow evening in the
Market Street Mission on the "Pan
American"
The banks and most of the stores
will be closed tomorrow The Post
office will be open from to 10 in the
morning and there will be one deliv
cry.
The annual meeting of the lot own
ers of Evergreen cemetery for the
election of three trustees to serve
for the term of three years will be
held Monday March End.
The Rev. George r. VanDeWater.
of st. Andrews Church, New York
will preach this evening at O'Clock
in st Peters Church and the full
choir will be in attendance.
1t is reported that Robert Fitzsim-
mons. fthe pugilist, is negotiating for
the George Richards estate at Dover.
The price being considered is
$3.50, 900.
The live bird shooting match, which
was to have taken place at Lake Den
mark tomorrow between several local
shots and Dover team has been
called off.
A thief attempted to enter the resi-
dence of Mrs Henderson Court street
early Wednesday morning but was
rihgtened away before anything had
been stolen.
The Lincoln Guards will hold an
entertainment in ASSOCIATION Hall
Tuesday evening when Geo. F. Cur
tbs, assisted by local talent will be
the attraction.
The Ladies Exchange will in few
days occupy ils old stand in the Y. M.
@. A. building. The Pocono Ice Go.
has moved to the second floor of the
Dodge Building.
Martina Aunello, an Italian, while
shoveling snow from the tracks of
the Lackawanna r. R. at Denville
Tuesday was struck by wildcat"
and instantly killed.
CINCINNATI Lodge, No. 8, conferred
the First Degree upon Samuel S.
Childs and T. B. Smit', who drove
from Basking Ridge in the binding
SLOW storm Monday night.
Independent Hose Cmpany will be
the guests of George V. Muchmore at
Summit, Friday evening, March 7.
1t is needless to say that there Will
be the usual hot time. "
A bowling club will shortly be or
agnized in Bernardvsille. A com
mittee, composed of W. r. Bromfield,
R. f. Randolph and d. Buist has
been appointed to secure accommoda-
tions.
The first private rehearsal of the
Morristown Choral Club. Frank Eaton,
conductor will be given in the par
Tors CT the South Street Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening next at
eight clock.
The Short Hills hockey team'played
a tie game with the New York A. @.
team in the ST. Nicholas skating rink,
New York Wednesday night. In two
twenty minute halves neither side
scored.
The Young Mems Catholic Associa
ton bowling team will line up
against the Madison A. A. team at the
latter place Monday evening. This
game is the last of q series of five
each team having won two.
Work on the interior of the Walker
property now under the control of the
Morristown Field Club is rapidly
nearing completion. Most of the rooms
have been papered, the plumbing re-
paired, and the carpenter work is be-
ing pushed.
AS a result of meeting of the W.
@. 7. U. held Tuesday it was decided
that hot coffee should hereafter be
served the firemen after each fire and
an order for the same was given W.
F. Day. This act of kindness will no
doubt, be much appreciated by the
firemen.
A still alarm was sent to Indepen-
dent Hose Company Monday morning
from the residence of G Jrdon Sher-
man on the Miller Road, but just aG
the team was leaving the house, Mr..
Sherman telephoned that the fire,
which was in chimney, had been
extinguished.
Eugene Vanderpool. a brother of
the Rev. Eugene Vanderpool of this
city, has been elected president of
the Howard Savings Institution of
Newark, in place of Frederick Frel-
inghuysen, who succeeded Amzi Dodd
as president of the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company.
During the storm Monday the plate
glass windows in the Dodge Building
co 'ner of DeHart and South street
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