The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-10-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


The Morris township committee
meets tonight in the township hall.
The Collinsville school did not open
on Monday, as planned, on account of
the non-arriyal of seats
~. Davis has rented the little store
at I'll South street, and will engage in
the making and repairing Of shoes.
William Hogan has sold the house
and lot corner Phoenix avenue and
Miller street to Robert Perrin for 81
$50.
The veterans of the 9th Regiment
will meet at Dover tomorrow, Din
,ner will be served at the Mansion
House.
The Morris County Lumber Dealers
ssociation met at Madison last
Thursday. dinner was served at the
Madison House.
Nine ladies of the First Baptist
Church attended the basket meeting
of the Association Missionary Society,
held at M0ntclair last Friday.
Monsignor Joseph M. Flynn, has
presented to Rev. w. Al. Keyes, rector
Of ST. Patrick S Church at Chatham, a
grand piano for use IN the school hall.
The Democrats have secured George
&C. Smith as a candidate for State
Senator. a candidate for the vacancy
for Assembly has not as yet been Sc
cured.
conclave Of Odo dc St. Armand
Comandery, No. II, X. T., will be held
on Friday evening, when the Order of
the Temple will be conferred on one
candidate.
Chanceman Joseph F. Young went
on duty on the police force this morn
ing. He still has three months to
serve as chanceman before he can be
appointed regular patrolman.
There will be Republican meeting
in James Hall, Madison, tomorrow
evening. Representative Dalzall, Of
Pennsy lyania, Lee Fairchild, Of Cali
fornia, Senator Kean and Hon. Thomas
J. Hillery will address the meeting.
On the order Of Mayor Reed, PATROL
man Holly went to the King tract on
Sunday and stopped the operation of
the steam shovel which the Lacka-
wanna has had working there for some
weeks. Objection was made to the
noise by residents Of that locality
At the A. M. E. Church on Wednes-
day evening, Miss Hermeyion Waters
was married to Daniel g. Price, Jr.,
Rev. j. w. Cooper, officiating. Miss
Grace Teabout was the maid of honor
and Glen Sparkman the best man.
The ushers were Harry Ray and Frank
West.
Town Surveyor Arthur S. Pierson
has drawn the plans for the new con-
duit to be built on Wetm0re ave. to-
carry the surface water. 1t will be of
concrete and brick, 635 feet of it cover
ed, and 125 feet open at the top ac-
cross George Macculloch Miller's
place.
When the board Of freeholdersl
gather Wednesday it will be in a
different looking room. Since the
last meeting the walls have been
tinted, woodwork vanished, furniture
repaired and oiled and the carpet
cleaned. The result is a much more
pleasant meeting room.
The Friday Evening Club has
secured Rev. Charles Wagner, OF
4 France, the author of The Simple
Life as the speaker for the November
meeting. His subject will be France
Social and Religious Az the meeu-
ing on October 81, GARRETT z, Seryiss
win speak on Astronomy.
a series Of Chamber Music Concerts
will be held under the management OF
Miss Dorothea Miller. The dates are
October IA. at the residence OF Mrs.
Julius Catlin; October 81, at Mrs. Ja-
cob William Miller; October 20, at
Mrs. Frederick III. Humphreys NO
vember 4, at Mrs. Charles III. Mellon s..
The second annual supper and bible
study Of the rally Young Mems Chris
tian Association win be held on Fri
day evening, at seven O'Clock. The
special guests of the evening will be
Rev. james l. Vance, D. d., OF
Newark, and .. T. Cotton, OF New
York, field secretary of the Internat-
ional Committee OF the Y. nj. q. A
Morristown was represented at the
unwilling of the monument to General
Poor at Hackensacl1 last Friday by
John Whitehead, president OF the S.
"A. r., who delivered the address Of
the occasion, Miss Whitehead, Z. I'll.
Hoffman, G. f. Axtell, Mrs. James
Douglas and Miss Douglas. Thel
party went with others on a special
car from Newark to Hackensack over
The Hudson River Traction lines.