The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-10-30
THE LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Noteworthy Occurrences in and
About the Vicinity Of
Morristown
BRIEFLY AND TERSELY TOLD
SUNDAY IS All Saints DAY.

Tomorrow night is Halloween.
Take your houses inside the house.
Every lover of flowers should read
Mrs. E. A. Holton's advertisement.
The County Board of Elections meet
tomorrow in the Freeholders' rooms.
The Morris Teachers Institute will
meet in this city on Thursday, Novem-
Der II.
Victor WiSs gave a stag party to a
number of his friends last Saturday
night.
The Y. M. Catholic Association
bowling team has organized for the
season.
A regular meeting of the w. G. t. U.
will be held on Tuesday, November 1,
at P. M.
Howard G.. Emmell has reaped his
usual crop of half dozen oranges
from his tree.
The Morristown School will play the
Montclair Military Academy a game
of football on Saturday.
Persons owning horses and carriages
will be interested in reading d. s.
Drinks advertisement.
The Morristown High School foot
ball team plays the Wharton to-mor-
row on Randolph's field.
If you have pictures that should be
framed, William Peter can do it for
you for small amount.
The rummage sale for the benefit of
Memorial Hospital attracted big
crowd at its opening on Wednesday.
Muldoon " was gently laid to rest
in the Court House Barracks yester-
day. Justice Cliff gave him four days
The Modern Woodmen held "smok-
er" in the lodge rooms in the Savings
Bank Building on Wednesday evening.
The Morris Gun Club went to New
ton on Wednesday and were defeated
by the Newton Gun Club by score
of 20.
Thieves broke into the baggage
room at the Convent station last
Saturday night but failed to secure
anything
The postoffice employees attend the
funeral of letter-carrier Robert N.
Smith, this afternoon. No noon mail,
will be delivered
There will be a cake sale at the
Baptist Church tonight in charge of
the ladies of the church. Ice cream
and coffee will also be sold.
Pride of Principle Council, ID. of
L., No. lab, held dime social at the
residence of Mrs S. d. Clark on
Speedwell avenue Tuesday night.
Stiner &.Scheuer are constantly en-
larging their stock, and have recently
put in a large amount of goods which
they are advertising at low prices.
A "calico hop" will be given in st.
Mary's Hall, Whippany, on Wednes-
day evening, November 4, for the ben
eft of the church, which is being rem
ovated.
DIR. Rodeman, who was at Mrs. Boggs'
for short time, has removed to Am
pere, favorable opening in that place
being the reason for his leaving Nor
riStOWn.
Mr.. j. V. Wise, who has purchased
Kersting's bakery business, will i'm
prove the store and have an up-to-
date bakery, confectionery store and
restaurant.
A new stage has been put in COM
mission by Charles McCollum and is
being operated by Charles j. Sayre.
1t is a handsome vehicle and is more
''roomy" than Others now in use.
Miss Pearl Price called meeting of
several young women at her home on
Morris street last Wednesday evening
to form whist club. Arrangements
were made to perfect the organization.
The members of Cincinnati Lodge,
No. 3, Free and Accepted Masons of
this city, will celebrate the one hun
,dredth anniversary of the founding of
the lodge on Monday evening, Novem-
Der 9.
Mrs. Samuel McNair, mother of
Mrs, William III. Benson, celebrated
her 87th birthday on Wednesday.
Although an invalid, Mrs. McNair is
always bright and cheerful and youth
full in spirit.
Mrs. Frost, widow of Jedediah Frost,
died at her home on Franklin street
Wednesday morning at the age of 81
years. She was stricken with apoplexy
while in bed and died before medical
aid could be summoned. Her funeral
will be held from her late home this
afternoon. Interment in Evergreen
Cemetery Newark.
Miss Elizabeth Kip, cleverly stop
ped runaway pair of horses last
Saturday that her father, George G..
Kip, had recently purchased. She had
taken them out for drive accom-
panied by coachman who lost con-
troll of them when they became fright
ened by an automobile. Miss Kip,
who was occupying the rear seat in
the wagon, climbed over to the front
seat and took the lines from the coach
man and pulled the team into the
gutter and threw the nigh horse.
A new timetable went into effect
on the Lackawanna Railroad Sunday.
Under the new schedule it will not be
possible to get from Rockaway to
Morristown after 6.13 a. M, or to New
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