The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-11-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Snow fell for the first time this sea-
son on Sunday morning.
A. Q. Giles, Of Washington, p. o.,
spent election day in town.
Manuel johnson returned to- Morris
town on Saturday for the election.
The enrolment Of the new Hillside
school is seventy and pupils are still
coming In.
Augustus Crane of Morris avenue,
voted on Tuesday for president for
the sixteenth time.
The local lodge OF Elks held a
smoker after the lodge meeting on
Wednesday evening
Pride of Vanatta Council, ID. TO r..
sssssad dance in the Farrelly building
on Tuesday evening.
8 M Marinaro has the mason contract
for ffty-four room addition to the
hotel at Green Pond.
The Morristown School defeated the
Newman School at football last Satur-
day by the score Of 30 to 5.
Lenuel Miller, Of the government
printing office. Washington, has been
spending few days in town.
Morristown High School defeated
Summit High School at football last
Saturday by the score Of s to 10.
WIN. w. Dean has the contract for
wiring 100 electric lights in the new
D., i. &W depot at Philipsburg, M.
Z Two candidates we're initiated at
the meeting of Phoenix Branch, the
Grand Fraternity on Monday evening.
The American Telegraph and Tele-
phone Co. is replacing a number Of
poles in its line through Morrist0Wn.
Fred. Yawger will remove about
December first from Fairview place to
a house near the brick school house.
The Friday Evening Club will meet
on November is. Rev. Charles Wag-
ner will be the speaker of the occa-
sion.
The sewing society which has met
at Mrs. G. w. Vernon's for several
years, has resumed its sessions with
sixty members enrolled.
The open season for hare, rabbit,
quail, partridge. grouse, English or
ring necked pheasant, and gray, black
and fox squirrels begins on November
10.
Isaac PARCELS has sold his house
and lot on Fairview place to Mr..
Binnse of Madison, and has removed
to the johnson house on Western
avenue.
Joseph B. Reeves has purchased the
interest OF Mrs. Emma B. DeCamp In
the firm of b. VI. Tunis 81 90. Bush
ness will be continued under the name
Of Tnnis g Reeves.
Group OF the Newark District Ep-
worth League will hold d rally Ia the
Methodist Church on Friday evening,
November III. An address will be
made by Rev. r.. J. Huback.
The Young Mems Catholic Associ-
alton Dramatic Club will present
Hazel Kirk in the Lyceum on We'd
nesday evening, November 16, for the
benefit of Memorial Hospital.
The members of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics will pre-
sent flags to the Hillside and Collins
vile schools. Appropriate exercises
will be held on November IL.
A Bible reading will be given by
Mrs. Waiter COndict under the aus
pieces of the Women's Auxiliary in the
Y. M. g. A. Hall, November 18th, at
$3.50 p. m. All ladies are cordially in
yited to attend.
The Store of d. M. Merchant at
Morris Plains was broken into and
robbed during Wednesday night. En-
trance was effected through a side
window and about $50 worth Of goods
and change stolen.
The annual meeting Of the Needle
work Guild will be held at the II M.
@. "a. Hall, on Wednesday, November
10th, at 3 p. m. Contributors can OBJ
tain garments at reduced prices of the
employment society at the Woman's
Exchange.
R. B. Jolly is wiring the Hanover
Brick Company's plant for fifty mean
descent lamps, to be run from their
own plant. He is also wiring the Nor
riStOWn station of the MorristOwn Il
Erie Railroad for eleven incandeScent
lamps and will also wire the freight
house under construction and the
Whippany station.
A test Of the King-Lawson dump
ing car was made on Monday near the
local station. The car is a new inven-
tion, the one used holding about TWEEN
ty-fve tons. 1t is dumped on either
side by compressed air from the loco
motive and its inventor, Mr.. Lawson,
who has been in town has great hopes
of it
Rev Timothy M. Donovan, curate
Of the Church Of the Assumption for
The past eight years, has been APP
pointed rector of the church Of Our
Lady Of Victory in Paterson. He de-
lived his farewell address on Sunday.
He will be succeeded by Rev. Thomas
Dolan, late curate at the Irvingt0n
Church.
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