The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

SCRANTON.
Stacy Beeks Betzler is spending a
week at Homer, N. IL.
E. S. Burke has been confined to his
nome for the past week by a carbun-
The festival of the Sunday School of
the Church Of the Redeemer will be
held on Thursday at p. m.
The Morristown Trust Co. has put
in two safes in which to keep the cur
rent books of the institution
Henry G. Fairchild and wife have
sold to the McEwan Bros. a tract Of
land near the mills at Malapardis.
Miss Marion Scott Of the State Nor
NAL School is spending the holidays
with her father, Truman H. Scott.
Roxiticus Lodge, I. o. o. r., will
elect new officers tomorrow night, and
also confer Two degrees on candidates.
Parker & Van Cleve have put in an
elaborate screen OF fret work to separ-
ate the store proper from the shop in
the rear.
The pupils of both Miss Dana's and
the MorristoWn schools left for their
homes for the Christmas vacation on
Wednesday
ono of thn largo Mate GLASS windows
n The front ST lie Trust Company
building was found Is be cracked Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Fannie S. Gould announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Fannie
cember twelfth,
Eaward n neHart has disnosed Of
his hardware business Az Madison to
I Halsev Dotvs He will fake noses
sion Jans,arv first,
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me employees q me MoTrlse0 W. g
Wbinnany enioyed turkey On Christ
mas me off, az t,he Companies.
The FIrSJ presbyterian ana SCUM
street Presbyterian SUNDAY ocnool
Iesblvais VII p ss, nel I'a oll Meanesuay'
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me FlrSJ NaOional Bank mas ue,
clared the usual sehl-dlln uai oIVluenu
OF nVe per ceh0. pdyaDle January
second, also an eAIrd ulylueu " UWo
per cent
Mrs, Lydia Newbold, executor q the
late NJ. a; a. NeWpold, mas solu Ine
mouse ana ioC on HILARY avenue, Ine
property OF Ule uocuor, 70 NdUhdhlel
W. Meeker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace Cook.
OF Whippany, announce the engage
menu oI UnelI daugnler CilasloUOe
Elizapeun 70 halpn CubhDerO onoW-
don, OF scranton, I'd
Geo. w. Bower & Son have drawn
plans fora small addition in front of
los Speedwell avenue for the Morris
town Decorating 70, VINO nave pul-
chased the oullding ana VIII soon &c
cupy IT,
Frank x Murray. who for some
time was in the employ of Alex. Ben
nell g. Co. died at BOOntOn On Tues
day, aged TWENTY-FIVE years: Inc re-
mains VIII pc DroughO 70 mofrlSUo"n
Tor intermenU
The first, story of I. ID. Lyon'S house
is M and ready for the carpenter to
f1goceed with the rest of the building.
irhe first story was erected by Eney
Grupelll, ana IS Ihe nrsu use q cohcreUe
blocks in this way IN town.
The patients at the State Hospital
were treated to turkey and chicken
on Christmas Day, and the same menu
will be served on New Years Day. 1t
takes 2,200 pounds OF fowls to feed the
inmates OF 0he lnsliCuUlon'
In order to remove pollution, New
ark has offered to help the village of
Newfoundland to provide a water sup
I ply and sewerage system, the whole to
cost about $4,000. Water would be
taken from the Clinton reservoir,
The Rev. E. S. Van Ness, of Win
Ona, Mimi, will preach in the First
BAPTIST Church, Sunday. The sub
iect for the morning will be sLife's
First Things" The topic in the even
ing will be THE Need of the Christ
Life
Tho Sunday School Of the First Bap-
tist Church will hold its Christmas
entertainment Wednesday evening at
six O'Clock. A cantata, Kris Krin-
giles Crew, will be given, followed by
The serving of refreshments TO the
school.
ma At oony If q Historic Morris
n ne Mew og Ieyseu the Story Of its
First Century,, by AndreW N; oned-
man, to be delivered IN MorlisOoWn'
was sent by the purchaser 10 ndH N.Y.
of Morris County now residing 10 Wy
Oming.