The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-03-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

The usual drop Of fifty cents in the
price of coal is slated for April !.
Mrs. Jones was released by Judge
Mills on Wednesday on her own recog-
nizance.
The Morris Academy closed Friday
for the usual spring vacation reopen.
ing April 5th.
The public schools win close for the
spring vacation next Friday, reopen
ing on April 10,
The Morris Aqueduct is extending
the Western avenue main as far as the
&c reenwO0d place.
The annual parish meeting of the
First Baptist church will be held
~on Thursday evening.
The American Clarite CO., has com.
menced Shipping It's product from
pthe works on .Ridegale avenue.
Mary Lyle, colored, reported that a
scolored man had snatched her pocket
book containing So from her on South
street on Saturday evening.
The telephone company is building
q new man-hOle in front of the new
telephone building on Market street
preparatory to occupying the new
structure.
The Theta Phi young ladies' liter
airy society was entertained on We'd
neSday by Miss Edna Mowery and Miss
Van Wagner at the Mowery residence,
p Olyphant Park.
The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Mason Material Dealers ASSOcia-
tion will be held at Achtel-Stette
Newark, tonight. 9. w. Ennis is the
president of the association.
Doctors Alexander J.. Carroll and E.
Loizeaux have been appointed physi-
clans at the state hospital to succeed
DIR. Baker and DIR. Garrison, who re-
signed to enter private practice.
Royal Arcanum will have a Ladies
Night, Monday, April 3rd. An excel
lent program has been prepared, tai
ent Of a high order having been en-
gagged which Will be given in next
weeks issue.
The amount needed to get the real
Daughter of the Revolution into the
home in Bergen County has been
raised. Morristown Chapter d. A. r.
raised $230.25 while other chapters
raised S75 towards the needed amount.
A registry for graduate nurses has
been started at the MorrisUOWn Mem
-Orial Hospital. On application to the
hospital either by telephone or other
wise, physicians or families will be
directed to nurses available at the
time.
T...t NF~~.,<,.,., hoe cold I,ic inforact it,
and retired from the presidency of the
Household Economy Co. of New York.
Mr.. Mowery has been invited by one
of the large magazines, to write an
article on foods, their properties, man
ner Of service, etc.
The First Baptist Sunday School
elected the following officers on Sun
day superintendent, j. W. Egbert +;
assistant superintendent, @. A. Reed !;
secretary, T.. D.: Pierson; treasurer,
Addison O. Boniface librarian, Geo.
r. Gorden assistant, L. a. Hays.
Oficers were elected for Morris
Lodge, 1850, @. M. A., Monday night.
They are Elmer M. Appleget, presi-
dent; Daniel Jensen, vice president !;
IeClaire Filiatreault, secretary treas
urer; Hugh Nesbitt, speaker; Leroy
Tiger director and David Owens,
seminal.
Henry ID. Schenck complained to
Agent Welsh Of the S. P. @. A that
some one had cut off part of his horse S
tongue. Dr. J. j. Cattanach went to
Mr.. Schenck's barn and found the Sc
vered portion of the tongue and thinks
that the horse will recover with pro-
per care.
1t is apparent that Jones is not the
only thief bereaboutS if the story of
the ransacking Of house at Florham
Park last Sunday IS to be believed.
Burglaries have been altogether too
common hereabouts of late and the
authorities should take vigorous meas
Dres to stop the practice.
Edward p. Turnbull applied to the
Orphans Court on Monday to be re-
Iieved of his duties as administrator
and co-trustee of the estate OF the
late Frederick A.. Bell. Wheeler Fl.
Peckham and e. @. Keasby, attorneys
for Mrs. Bell opposed the petition,
and Judge Mills refused the applica-
tion on the ground that the petitions
had not shown sufficient grounds.