The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-04-24

time.
Grave fears are felt for the recovery
of Mr.. Loren r. Deats who is very
low with an attack of pneumonia at
the home of his parents.
The Tapkaow Whist Team will go
to Rockaway tonight to play a return
game with the whist club OF that
place. Each club has game to its
credit. Ten men will in all probability
play on each side tonight.
The contract for grading the road
way in front of Mrs. Paterson's house
on Sussex avenue and corner OF the
Lake road. has been awarded to Eney
Grupelli. The contract price is
81 900 and to be finished May Is.
DR.. G. w. Mosier has moved his office
from the Bell Building to 81 Morris
street. DR.. Mosier came from Phila-
delphia, where he was practitioner
of high standing, in October, 1902, and
since locating here has built a good
practice.
Drillmaster John Sturgis, who has
been in the employ of the d., L. & w.
r. r. for many years and conducting
the drilling at the Morristown depot,
is no longer connected with the road.
He is succeeded by Mr.. Conlan from
Hoboken.
The 10th Century Woman's Rally
Day was held in the Bethel A. M. E..
church last Sunday. There were
visitors from Madison, Dover, Sum-
nit and surrounding towns. The
services were conducted by Mrs.
Martha WINS, of Asbury Park.
The Morristown Indian Association
will hold it's regular meeting on the
morning of Tuesday, April 2Sth, at
1890 O'Clock, in the parlor of the
South Street Presbyterian church.
Miss Marie Ives, editor of the "Indian's
Friend" will address the meeting, to
which all are cordially welcome.
A branch of the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent Association will be organ
lied at Short Hills on next Sunday
afternoon the Goth, by Mrs. Maria
Quinn, of Newark, superior Vice
President of the Association. A
number of the members of the order
in Madison and Summit will be pres
.ent.
Herbert Noung, was painfully
burned on Sunday afternoon while
adjusting the gasoline tank on an
automobile. Young had on pair of
gloves which caught fire. In pulling
off the gloves he tore the skin in
places where the fire had burned his
hands. A physician dressed the
burns.
The dramatic recital given We'd
nesday evening in Association Hall by
J. Woodman Babbitt, of Newark and
assisted by Mrs. l.. Carol Beckel,
soprano, was thoroughly enjoyed by
those present. Mr.. Babbitt rendered
several classic selections and his
dialect stories were very clever and
well received.
Mayor Reed presided at a meeting
in the Calvary Baptist church on
Willow street Wednesday night
The principal address was made by
Rev. Charles G. Walker, of Mt.
Olivet Baptist Church of New York
city. His subject was, Forty Years
of Freedom for the American Negro,
his Hindrances and Progress"
Surrogate Young has purchased an
aritnometer, machine similar to the
comtometer used in banks for adding
up columns of figures, and placed it
in his office. The Surrogate is an
expert in figures, and the machine
will be of little value to him, but
should materially lessen the labors
of his assiduous clerk in the front
office.
The first "Log Rolling" of the Nor
ristown Camp of the Modern WooC-
men of America was held in the Young
Mems Catholic Association building
last evening. The committee in
charge had secured the whole build
ing, reception rooms, bowling alleys,
billiard rooms and all, and everything
possible was done to make the affair a
success.
1.-THE End of the World, the second
discourse of the things to come will be
given by the pastor, Rev. Samuel u.
Batten in the Baptist Church on Sun
day evening. What is the goal of
creation? Is this earth to be our
final home? What are the New Heav-
ems and the New Earth? What is
mans present duty? These are some
of the questions that are implied in
the subject
Several small boys, while playing
with matches in the storage barn of
w. H. Enslee, on Morris street, Mon
day afternoon, set fire to heap of fur
niture coverings, which threatened
burning the barn. A still alarm
was turned in for the Chemical
engine, but before the apparatus ar
rived the fire had been extinguished
by buckets of water An alarm was
also sent to the Truck house which
called the supply wagon to the barn.
In All Souls Hospital Mrs. Bullwin-
kle, who resided in High street, passed
away suddenly last Friday evening,
after undergoing an operation. Two
weeks before her death she had sent
for the three-year-old child of her son,
Robert HI. Bullwinkle, of New York,
who was suffering from complication
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