The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-11-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


r. d. Foote's new residence Is al
most enclosed
The Board Of Aldermen will meet
on Friday evening.
Guy Mfnton, Esq, has gone to Hot
springs va for a few weeks.
The Field Club skating pond has
been flooded ready for the skating sea-
son.
Odo de ST Armand C0mmandery, No.
IL, K. T. will be inspected on Decem-
Der 9th.
Rev. O. g. HOrsman preached to-
members of Vanatta Council Junior
%. 10. IA. M. on Sunday evening,
The Morristown High School De-
feated the Dover High School last
Saturday by the score of ~ to 8.
The insurance business Of the late
Stephen Breese will be continued Dy J
Walter Soaring for the heirs q MT.
Breese.
r. Van Gasbeek, formerly manager
for Roth 81 CO.., goes to Kingston, N.
Il where he will engage IN business
for himself.
Sheriff Ryerson has taken Eugene
Kelley and Frank Markey to the Rah-
way Reformatory to serve out the
sentences imposed upon them by Judge
Mills.
The Dover Garage Co. has been in
eorporated by r. A. Bennett, Charles
ID. CLARK and Hiram p. Hall to manu.
facture and deal in automobiles. The
capital stock is $4,000.
Roth g. Co, are fitting up the store
In the new Stiner Building on Speed
we'll avenue for their occupancy. The
store has been fitted with concrete
floor and tile side walls.
The chemical engine was sent to the
residence Of Mrs. Peter Ballantine on
Sunday A fire was burning be-
with considerable difficulty.
Al class Id dressmaking for colored
Young women over the age OF fifteen
will be opened in the Market So. MIS-
sion on Tuesday, at s p. nj. Fee from
now till the end OF May, fifty cents.
The Rev. George P. Eckman, pastor
of ST. Paul's Church, New York, for
merlv Of Morristown, will address a
mems meeting at the Meth0dist Epls-
copal Church on Tuesday evening, De
cember s,
Charles FL. Beach, who has been With
the j. Fl. Schmidt Company for about
nineteen years, has engaged with his
brother, Samuel It. Beach, to take
charge of the painting in his carriage
factory.
The Morris township board OF edu-
cation has the two flag poles up Tor
Hillside and Collinsville schools. Fred
n. Pierson supplied them and they are
forty-five and thirty-fye feet long re-
spectively.
A temperance meeting will be held
in the First Baptist Church on InuTs-
day evening, December first G.. M.
lShott of Scotch Plains will deliver an
& interesting address. The public are
cordially Invited to attend.
The Young Woman's Guild OF the
Church OF the Reedemer is preparing
for a sale to be held in the Parish
House. Tuesday afternoon and even
ING. November 20. In addition to-
fancy and useful articles, there will be
an Xmas rummage table.
The Ladies Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church are preparing to hold a
Fair and Supper in the lecture room
Of the church, on Thursday, N0yem-
her %. The sale will be arranged IN
the pleasing order Of a Bazaar-of
Days and the supper promises TO De
most excellent.
The report has been circulated that
DR.. Henry M. O'Reilly intended to re-
move to Wilkes Barre, Pa, where ms
sister will reside. DR.. O'Reilly states
that such is not his intention but ne
will continue the practice OF medicine
in MorristOwn with offices as formerly
on the corner Of Maple avenue and
Madison street.
Rev. r. Landon Humphrey has pur-
chased Of j. ID. Garfield the large lot
between his former line and the rail-
road. r. Burnett has force OF men
at work on the new purchase grubbing
it out. The house on the lot will be
moved to the rear of the property, a
new drive laid out from the mansion
Normandie Way at the railroad, trees
and shrubbery viii be planted ont,
greatly improving the tract.l
Jacob Talmadge, jr., twenty years
old. son of Jacob Talmadge, farmer
of Weldon. was thrown from his buggy
and killed in runaway while driving
from Berkshire Valley to Piccatinny
Tuesday night. The horse was killed
by running into a large rock, a little
beyond where Talmadge was thrown
from the buggy. Where the runaway
occurred the road Is steep, and large
boulders line the roadside at intervals.
The board of aldermen sat as com
lnissioners Of appeal on Tuesday ana
listened to the grievances OF a NUMBER
Of taxpayers. The cases were all lalu
over until the regular meeting, Pc
cember 2.
Young women's Guild sale.