The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-25

George w Sinclair is erecting q COL
: tage at CulVer's Lake, Sussex county.
w. f. Day made and sold about
10, 600 hot cross buns Friday morning.
Trinity School closed on Thursday
for it's spring vacation, reopenlng
Tuesday, May 2.
Walter I'll. Mitchell has a force 81
men at work grading around the new
residence for Gustav II. Klssel
The Clerks Union has leased the
lodge room of Loantaka COuncll, y. A.,
for its meetings for another year.
Stephen S. Day has purchased the
automobile OF French manufacture
formerly owned by J. L. hutchinson.
4 large crowd witnessed the prac-
tice game of the new MorristoWn-
Chatham base ball club last Saturday.
The Free kindergarten will be closed
until further notice on. account OF an
epidemic of measles. Ihe mO6ners,
meeting viii be omitted this monun'
The late Miss Louise Daley was a
member of Companion Court, 429, In
dependent Order Of FOreSters, IN
which her life was insured for 81, 200.
The Women's Association of the
MorristOwn Memorial Hospital met on
Wednesday. Arrangements are being
made for the annual fair to be held on
May II.
Vanatta Council, Jr., Q. Y. a. M.
had an entertainment ana sMokSI
last night Stacy Beeks Betzler mace ,.e
an address and a number OF ViSlJOrS
we're present.
The work of grading down the sand
hill at the Ridgedale avenue END OF
Evergreen Cemetery is under way the
excavated material being used to MI
up the low places
r.. II. Burr brought a carload OF
twenty-eight horses to MorrlsboWh
the first Of last week. Ihey came py
u. S. Express, the express charges
from Topeka amounting to toual OF
$3.50.
The collections at the union meet
ing held last week aggregated $4,000
which was divided equally between
the Two hospitals, Old Ladies Home,
Market St. Mission and Italian Mis-
sion.
The coach to be run between the
Whippany River Club and Bernards-
vile will be put In service on May ~.
The start will be made from the cup
at 4 p. m. arriving there again al
seven.
Harry Fredericks charged with em-
hezzlino about $50 from j. 5. Bell q
Son whom he was employed, was cap
tnred in Summit on Tuesday, and has
been lodged in jail to await the action
Of the May grand jury
The business Of the Common Sense
Snspender Co. is constantly widening.
Besides shipping to Europe the COM
many has recently sent suspenders TO
Zanzibar and China, and had an In
curry from British Guinea.
The J. w. Melick Coal Co., has been
incornorated with capital stock of $685.
400. Of which 81, GOO is paid in. The in
corporators are j. w. Melick, j. w.
Pierson. p. Jaqui. Rudolph Hermer
and Robert McMuller. The office is at
10 Park Place.
The Post Office Department has
called for bids for carrying the mail
between the post office and Lacka-
wanna station. Bids must be deposited
with the postmaster by April 70. APP
plication blanks can be had on appllca-
tion to the postmaster.
Rev. Douglas Mcclellan, Of Liver
pool, who recently married Miss Mary
Cochran. will preach IN The Menuham
PRESBYTERIAN Church on Sunday morn
ing and in the South St. Presbyterian
Church, Sunday evening April 30Lh
Rev. and Mrs. Mcclellan sail for Eng
land May 5uh.
John l. Waterbury gave compli-
mentary dinner at the metropolitan
club to Senator John Kean, OF New
Jersey, in celebration OF the iatIer's
reelection to the United States SEN
ate. Senator Kean made the only
speech in response TO an Introduction
by George Harvey, who referred 70
him as 1.-THE most popular member Oh
the most unpopular club IN the Uni
ted States"
The Morristown & Erie train west
bound met with an accident when
Just over the PaSsaic river trestle on
Thursday morning. An axle on one
of the tank trucks broke, but fOrtu
nately the break was heard and the
train Immediately stopped before
further damage was done. The truck
was lacked and chained up and the
engine backed into Essex Fells. En-
CINE 403 was sent out as substitute
untilre pairs can be made to 1913.
The Morristown Trust Co. has de-
cided not to erect the proposed new
banking structure as yet. In order to
secure additional room for the bank
the partition separating the present
banking room from the Mcclellan
store will be torn OUT and new en-
trance built alongside the Runyon
building, and another front Office be
secured on the second story. The
front of the Mcclellan building will be
altered somewhat to make the front
uniform. Geo. T. Allen has the con-
tract. W. G. VanDoren, architect.
May Wheat at SO.
Chicago, April Remnants Of the