The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

The MontclaiF Military Academy de- |
feated the d OffiStown School at fOog- |
ball last Saturday by the score. LEO F.
The meeting to consider the factory
proposition has been postponed untll
Thursday, November 16 IN county
Hall.
The members of Trinity Church
gave their new pastor Rev. james
Shaw, donation party on wednesday
evening.
The meeting for the discussion Of
factories for MorriStOwn will be held
in county hall on Thursday, Noyem-
Der at 3 p. m.
a thief entered the residence OF ELL
wood Prall, Western avenue, during
Wednesday evening and stole e. rev
articles of trifinR value.
The red wagon OF the Truck Co. was
called to Franklin Park last Thursday
afternoon to extinguish fire OF leaves
which threatened the fence.
Il. T.. Randolph Will erect an auto
mobile garage in the rear of the Jeffer-
son avenue lots for his own use.
Reeve and Burr have the contract
The sale under the auspices OF the
Women'S Auxiliary of the Y nj. z. A.
last Saturday, in the vacant store room
of the building, was a great success.
One Of the recent robberies has been
cleared up, the culprit proving 20 pc .
boy eleven years OF age, he Will De
sent to an institution by his parents.
ID. p. Barkman and John NJ Mills
have rented room 33 in the Babbitt4
huilding. and added it to their suite OF
offices as an entrance and waiting
room.
George T. Allen has the contract forl
the new barn for Harold Griswold on
FUbert hill and is also erecting a COZ
tage for Al. r. Whitney to be occupied
by the latter's brother.
The second anniversary of the Nor
ristoWn Association for work among
the Italians will be held IN the build
ing on Flagler street on Tuesday AFTER
noon, November 18th.
The Prohibition Alliace met on Mon
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Logan
IN EARLY street. An address was made
nv DR.. Grafton Day, state chairman
Of the Prohibition party.
Louis i. Henderson, has taken the
nosition of driver for Independent
Hose Co. Leonard Trip, the former
driver. has taken the position as night
Waterman at the MorriStOwn Trust
Co.
"a series of union eyangelistic meet
ings will be held on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, November % and %,
% and 20. 1t is hoped that John
Willis Baer will be one OF the speak
erS.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting
of the Morris County Children's Home
will be held in the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Assertion, on
Wednesday, November 9Th, at 1o.3O
am.
Charles Kinkle has been appointed
station agent of the N. J. g Penn. r..
II. at the Morristown station, succeed
ing w. e. Cobbett. Mr.. Kinkle was
promoted from the New Germantown
station. a
The rough bank Of earth between
the Lackawanna station and freight
house is rapidly disappearing TO the
great improvement of the surround
.ings. The bank has been an eye Score
for months.
Miss Florence Dale, secretary, will
address a meeting in the interest OF
the New Jersey Consumers League at
the residence of Mrs. Frederick r..
Kellogg, 81 Boykin street, on Tuesday
morning, November 2lst.
A wagon was seen one day recently
travelling along Morris street drawn
BY team Of mules. In the wagon
was a dog in the front, a goat In the
back part, the two animals being kept
apart by two whiskey barrels. ef
Miss Elnora Van Dyke, daughter of
James Van Dyke, of Mills street, died
at her residence on Saturday She
was thirty-three years OF age and for
several years has been an assistant in
the MorristOwn Free kindergarten.
Sidney A. Baldwin will give an Or
gan recital in the ROseville Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Newark; on
Wednesday evening, November 10TH
He will be assisted by Miss Dorothy
T. Beals, cOntraltO, and. Hans KrOn-
old, 'cellist.
Mrs. J. S. Henderson, died very sud
u6I1ly dU u6I ilOu16 Ou (OuIU SUIeeU
Tuesday morning, heart failure being
named as the cause of death. She
arose as usual in the morning but soon
fell to the floor and died before a
physician could arrive.
William Ferguson, coachman for
Justice GarretsOn, is recovering from
the effects Of an accident which hap
pened to him last week. While riding
horse back his horse stiimolea throw
ing the rider who diSlOcated one of his
shoulders and sprained an ankle.
The Pleasant Plains Gun Club has
been incorporated with the following
trustees: Lawrence s. Page, Chat
ham r. d. Foote and MahlOn Pitney,
Morristown; Carl w. and Carl r.
Schultz, Murray Hill. The principal
office is at 122 South street. Morris
town.
"A. Fillmore Hyde's residence and
stable are nearing completion, In the
house most of the trimming is on and
some rooms papered Nasons are now
at work building handsome pool and
baluStrades IN the yard. Two hundred
and fifty sand stone spindles will be-
used in this part Of the work.
James WEIGH, the twelve year old
son of James WEIGH of Phoenix avenue.
died at All Souls Hospital last Friday
from lack 0f blood Al peculiar and