The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-11
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NEWS OF THE WEEK

ted on Washington street has movet
away.
Sidney Baldwin has been engaged al
organist at the Church of the Re
deemer.
Postmaster Charles Hopkins, 0.
Boonton, was visitor in town OF
Saturday.
A delightful social was held at the
home of Miss Josephine Lane, on Court
street, Tuesday night.
b. j. Crane has rented the Cater
| house on Morris avenue to Charles
Percival, of New York.
The Tapkaow Whist Club win go tc
Rockaway tomorrow night to play
the third game Of series.
On Monday night the local Odd Eel
lows initiated four candidates in the
initiatory and first degrees.
| George B. Taylor, of East Orange,
has rented the house belonging to
John l.. Talmadge on Mills street.
Preston Garland, colored celebrated
his l05th birthday last week. He is
said to be the Oldest man in Norris
town.
Station Agent Flynn, of the Lacka-
wanna office has rented house on
Olyphant Lane and will occupy it
April /.
Mrs. Donaghe and Donaghe, of
Maple avenue, are spending February
and March at "The Grafton" WASH
ington, d. G.
Harry A Freeman, John B. Vree-
land and Richard McEwan have been
elected Trustees of the Evergreen
CemeJary Association.
Prosecutor Rathbun and Judge
Alfred Elmer Mills have been APP
pointed Specials Master in Chancery
and Examiners by Chancellor Magic.
Under the auspices OF the local S. p,
G. a. George Udall gave d Stereop-
tiean lecture on "our animal friends
in the Market Street Mission, Wednes-
day night.
William f. Hoehn, formerly secre-
tary of the " M. G. A.. of this city,
who has been visiting here, left on
Tuesday for an extended trip to the
Holy Lands.
A jury on Tuesday decided that
Richard Wilday, Of Whippany, was
incompetent to care for himself and
property He is Civil War veteran
and draws a pension.
While walking in Speedwell avenue
Saturday Michael j. Lyman slipped
on the ice and fell to the pavement,
breaking his collar bone. He was
taken to Memorial Hospital.
Rev. A. M. Sherman has received
word from the Navy Department at
Washington that his book on Capt.
jeremiah O'Brien, has been placed in
the Ships Library of the United
States Navy.
An entertainment by Charles II.
Simerson, Of New York, was given at
the meeting of the Phoenix Lodge of
the Grand Fraternity on Tuesday
night. Sixnew members were initiated
and thirty-one applications presented.
Philip Donovan, George Rolf, Thomas
Noonan and William Quinlan were ar
rested shortly after midnight Tuesday
by Policemen Holly and Henderson,
for creating a disturbance. Two were
fined 50 and Donavan sent to jail for
days.
The police arrested Anton Rizza
an Italian, on Sunday for larceny. He
is charged with having stolen from
Jasper Mongarica some household
effects after the fire in the Crane
building which destroyed Mangarica's
apartments.
Tired of hacking, a horse belonging
to Robert Price, hackman, dropped
dead in the harness, Tuesday on the
east side of the Park. 1t was removed
to the gutter where it remained until
Wednesday morning and then carted
away and buried.
Brandy candy drops was the subject
of discussion at the meeting of the
Prohibition Alliance at the residence
of Mr.. j. A. Smith, on South street,
Tuesday night. An entertainment
was furnished consisting of quartet
singing and Rotations Refreshments
were served.
The funeral of Captain Ira w.
Cory took place Saturday afternoon.
1t was largely attended by friends
and various organizations Of which
the deceased was member. At the
grave Bugler Hessey, Of the Grand
Army Post sounded taps.
During Passion week ending Easter
Monday Adjutant Lowell Of the Sal