The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-01-09
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Tuesday January goth. is the date set
FOR elle opening OF the January term of
courtz
It's reported that DR., George L.
johnson has purchased the /. b. Pierson
sstateon High street.
The Tissot pictures will be presented
Vt the Market street Mission next
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Public Schools IN almost every town
ilthe 5tatesof New Jersey opened tor
the January term on Monday.
Game dealers in New Jersey have
thirty days from December 81, 1909
in which to dispose of their game.
The Morris County Board OF chosen
-Freeholders, meet next Wednesday in
their frsti regular session for the New
Year,
The Christian EndeAvor Society OF
the Baptist. Church mas consented
20 lead the Sunday AFTERNOON meeting
at the County Alms House.
The La lies Auxiliary are planning a
Martha Washington supper which viii
be- held in Association Hall on Wednes.
day evening February 18th.
President CASTOR Of Philadelphia. will
address a. meeting Of the Grand
fraternity, to DO held ia Savings Bank
building next Tuesday evening.
Fhe Lackawanna Railroad Company
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of ~ per cent. payable Jan. ~.
Books close Jan. 8 and open Jan. 90.
! Lincoln's Birthday, Thursday Febru-
-ary isth is the next legal holiday. Il is
closely followed by Westinghouse birth
day which falls on Sunday February %.
A. o. Calhouen, graduate oil. the
Philadelphis- college.of Pharmacy and
registered pharmacist IN New Jersey,
has taken a position with Henry N.
smith. es
Etwyn Waller has completed chem.
scal analyses of M ,rristown water for
the six months July 1909 TO January
1908. Copies will be printed and dts
tributed. &,
Daniel Hughey. the good nature |
driver of Independent Hose Comp any,
IS enJ ,ying>a weeks vacation ON Long
Island. William Frost, the assistant
driver has been ON duty during the week. .
Joseph B. White opens his afternoon
dancing class in Washington hall this
afternoon. Should sufficient interest be
shown. Mr.. White contelnpIates opening
an evening class.
Harrie Thatcher who has been at
home on holiday leave returned to the
school snip st. Mays on Monday. He
speaks highly of tue course of study,
discipline and general work of the ship
school.
The annul inspection of Ole de st.
Amand Commandary Will take place
$his evening. Several of the Grand
State Officers will be- present aud all
menbSrs are requested to attend ia full
unitUrm-
Sugar is good for horses, said we'll
known local authority the other day,
helping towards glossy coat and en-
e.bling the lanilnal TOO Shed It's old
coat rapidly. For this purpose 1t is
as good as oil meal.
Special revival services will te held in
the Methodist Episcopal church. begin
Ing ou' Monday evening next. Jan. ~,
at 7:f5s O'clock. A feature of the meet,
ings will be chorus choir and new
music. All.are Invited.
Thex twenty seventh annual fancy
dress ball of the New Jersey State
Hospital will be held in the large
amusement hall Monday evening
FEBRUARY %. Washington's birthday
falls this year on Sunday.
Ameetlng of the Lincoln Guards will
be held nexr Monday evening at which
time. preparations will DO made for the
salute of thirteen guns on Wasblngton's
birthday, and possibly an entertainment
on the evening of Liucon's birthday.
The Christian Endeavor societies in
general with the pastors haveorgan-
lied q gospel temperance movement
for this winter The first meeting
will be held Sunday evening in
the South street and Baptist Curches
at 6 30.
Clark Pierson of Lambertville, who
died on Friday or last week, had been
editor and publisher of the Record OF
that town for many years.. He was
also prominent in Masonic circles aud
III the Local Baptist Church. lie was
one of the Oldest editors III New Jersey.
The Moore Brick Company Of
Wmppany has been declared insolvent
by the Court Of Chancery. Lawyer
Charles r. Axtel, with offices in the
Trust Company building has been app
p tinted receiver to wind up the affairs
OF the concern.
Tie amount of masonry in the main
dam at Blonton under construction, AN
Important part of the plant for furnish
Ing pure water to Jersey City will con
tam about 240.0e0 cubic yards Of
masonry. 1t Is hopei all the work will
be completed by the end OF the present