The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-03-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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on Sunday.
A kindergarten is now conducted on
Saturdays at the Italian Mission on
Flager street.
The Carbon Studio is taking pictures
OF the Past Regents Of LOantake Coun-
Gil, Royal ArcanuFn.
William Bowen was fined s25 and
costs by Justice Stilwell on Saturday,
for neglecting his horses.
Over 5000 was raised on Friday night
and Sunday to purchase a new carpet.
for the First Baptist Church.
Abraham Deremer, father Of John
Deremer, of Ridgedale avenue, died at
his home in Washington, n. u, last
week
Lehman & Co. will erect a three
story brick store building, rs 100 feet
in size, corner of Blackwell and Morris
streets. Dover.
Rev. Philemon Sturgis made a strong
appeal at the morning service at st.
Peters Church on Sunday for the COM
pletion of the church.
The Chemical engine was called to
the residence of Walter It. Lewis, on
Early street, Monday morning and put
out chimney fire.
David Young, the trolley manager,
has purchased tract of land at jack
SOnville, Morris county, near the sum-
ner residence of Harrison Van Duyne.,
hev. nalpn s. Urmy was unable TO
occupy the pulpit OF the Methodist
Church on Sunday. Professor Charles
nj ~ "a ainnTU nra1Ghp0
in his place.
Judge w. M. tanning of the y. s..
District Court has appointed Edwin
g.. Adams, of Newark, referee IN bank
ruptcy for this district, to succeed
#. w. Leonard, resigned.
The Morristown Gas Light Company
has recently put in an ammonia con-
denser. building an addition to the
works to hold it. The foundations are
being laid for an ammonia tank.
Leon Vincent recently gave an in
teresting talk on Thackery" at Miss
Dana IS School. On the afternoon Of
the same day there was recital OF
the piano classes in Miss Dana's par
lor.
A meeting of the citizens of Pea
pack and Gladstone will be held in the
school house in the former place
Thursday evening next to discuss the
subject of electric lights for the two
towns.
The series of meetings held in the
hall Of the Y M. O. A. by the Rev.
Bradford Williams closed on Friday
evening. The attendance was GOOD
and interest continued through the
series.
e. S. Day will sell for Amos S. Teets
on the j. T. Youngs farm near Wolf
School House, on Wednesday, March
Sth, horses, colt, COW, wagon, ETC., also
some household goods. Sale begins at
p. M
Miss Fl. M Pierson, of Madison, has
written a song entitle faint me,
which has been published by the Pho
neer Publishing Co.. Of Chicago. The
words are clever and the music quite
catchy"
Edward Murphy was killed and Fer
nado Dominick injured by a fall OF
earth at Summit, on Monday. Both
men were employed by the Hyde Co.,
in the work of depressing the Lacka-
wanna tracks
The advertisement of the Loantaka
poultry farm appears is another
column. There are at present three
hundred and fifty fowls at the farm
and it is planned to increase the num-
Der to five hundred
The ice house of C. P. Kilby on the
upper of the Mills ponds on the Mend
ham road was burned to the ground
Thursday morning. There was no ice
in the structure and it is supposed
that boys set it on fire.
The annual school meetings of the
various municipalities of the state will
be held on Tuesday, March 81. The
Morristown trustees whose terms ex-
pire then are MeSSrS. r.. O. Peck, H
M. Smith, D. f. Sturges.
Robert Jolly has the contract for a
telephone line along the MOrriStOwn q
Erie r. r. from Morristown to Essex
Fells distance of eleven miles. 1t
will require over five hundred poles.
The material is ordered and work will
be started on its arrival.
The entire fire department was call
ed out Friday morning by slight fire
the roof Of s. f. Beach'S shop on
Market street. The roof caught fire
from the chimney. A telephone mes
sage was sent for the chemical engine
and somebody pulled general alarm,
Joseph A. oakley intends to embark
in the ice business this spring He
has purchased ten ton ice machine.
Tanks, compressor and other parts OF
the plant have been hauled out to
MoFristown and win Deerected adjoin-
ing his saw min on Water street and
the railroad. ESQ
The anniversary Of the Market
Street Mission will be in the South
Street Presbyterian Church next Sun
day. In the morning there will be re-
ports, ETC., while in the evening there
WILDE an address by Robert @. Ogden,
OF New York, president of the Hamp-
ton Industrial Institute.
The Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist Church has elected the following
officers Frederick A. TroWbrldge,
president James Heath, first; Charles
Bodine, second Miss Addie Hannas,
third, and Miss Mabel Ennis, fourth
ice-presidents; Frederick COriell,
secretary: Louis Day, treasurer
Thomas Logan, choristeT Miss Grace
Hendershot, pianist.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
the First Baptist Church gave sup