The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-07-17
MADISON.

The Mems Bible class has changed
it's meeting from Sunday afternoon to
the morning, from $50 to 1915.
DR.. Curtis preached in the M. E.
Church Sunday and hopes soon to sail
for Germany to be gone year.
Ticket agent Carl v. Snow has been
removed to Chatham, and Edward
Decker, of Montclair, put in his place.
Carrier Dryer began his vacation
on Monday and Joseph Carey of West
street has been appointed as substi-
tute.
The new committees of the Y. M.
G.. A. have been appointed for the
coming year and will be organized
some time this month.
The ball game Saturday between
the Madison A. A. and the Pearsall
A. G. of Jersey City, was won by the
latter, with score of 4 to-.
David f. Moore, Of Park avenue,
who was taken to the Memorial Hos
pital, at Morristown, last week, very
i'll with heart trouble, died on Tues
day morning
DR.. Leslie D. Ward is contemplate
ing building a water tower on his es-
tate, which will have an observatory
at the top. A chime of bells will be
hung in the tower.
We are glad to report the recovery
of Principal A. f. Stauffer, who was
operated on for appendicitis, at the
Memorial Hospital, at Morristown,
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to be brought home next week.
Herman Monsky, a resident of
Madison for the past Is years, died
suddenly on last Thursday morning at
the State Hospital, at Morris Plains.
The funeral services were held on
Saturday at Morristown, and were
conducted by the Rev. J. B. Beau
mont. Interment was made in Ever
green Cemetery
The regular meeting of the council
of the borough Of Madison, was held
on Monday evening. All the council
men were present. Under commune
cations, the clerk read petition for a
pool room license at p Wayerly Place,
from David Cohen, and signed by the
required number of freeholders. The
recorders report for quarter ending
July 1st, showing costs and fines to
the amount of $15990; also chief of
police report for sometime were read
aad ordered fled A letter from men,
bers of the Madison Band was also
read asking 5or an appropriation OF
$780, this being the same communica-
tion that had been laid over from the
last meeting, and on motion it was re-
solved that the request be granted and
an appropriation of $500 made from the
general borough fund.
Under reports of committees, Mr..
Redmond, for the finance committee,
reported that his committee had found
treasurers account to be correct. The
amount received for water was 3d.
541.32, and for light s3,S97.34 from
April lst to July lst.
On motion of Mr.. Redmond, it was
resolved that a warrant be drawn to
the order of the clerk for 800 for a
special emergency fund to pay extra
men at work at station under direc-
tion of Engineer Stewart; also that the
mayor and clerk be authorized to is
sue a certificate of Indebtedness in an
ticipation of the taxes of 1903 to the
amount of $4,000 on demand at 5 pei
cent. interest.
Mr.. Redmond proposed items for the
budget of 1903 to the amount of $22,-
$500, and on motion it was resolved
that the amount be appropriated ano
raised by taxation for the year 1908.
A list of bills audited by the finance
committee was presented by the mayor.
and on motion passed and warrants
ordered drawn. On motion the meet
ing adjourned.