The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-11-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

James Rosa has commenced the
erection of his new house on Flagler
street.
A very handsome clorodendion plant
is on exhibition in window of the
post office,
All the record books in the Surro-
gates Office as being supplied with
canvass covers.
Morristown Lodge of Elks will pre-
sent The Volunteer Organist" at
the Lyceum on December 3.
jail Keeper Orr took Thomas Kiss
to the Railway RefOrmatoy on Mon
day to begin serving his sentence.
The evening school for men and
boys over fifteen opened in the
Maple Avenue school building on
Monday at seven thirty O'Clock,
In the case Of Mrs. Bruen against
DIR. "A. B. Coultas tried before Judge
Vail last week the jury gave verdict
of six cents damages for the plaintiff.
The second annual Dover poultry
show will be held in that town from
November rs to December l, in LII
brary Hall. 1t will be open from 10
a. m. to 10 p. m.
Rev. Philemon Sturges will speak
before Loantaka Council, Royal Ar
canum, tonight on Winter at Sar
anac Lake" Refreshments will also
be served.
II. v. W. Myer, the defaulting bor-
ough treasurer of Madison, has re-
tracted his former plea and made one
of non vult. He will come up for SEN
tence this week.
S. MinOt Jones has started stable
on his place corner OF Miller road and
Ogden place. @. r. Lindsey is the
carpenter, Sturgis Bros, masons. The
stable will cost $4,000.
Thesteam roller has been out on
the KiSsel place rolling a new road.
lit came home through che snow under
it's own steam on Thursday. Rolling
has been stopped for the season.
The New Jersey Sunday School AS
ISOLATION met In convention at Somer-
Vile on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. There were a number Of
delegates present from Morris county.
The Morristown Social Club has
been revived with j A. Blanchard,
president Samuel Leonard, vice-presi-
dent; William Lyons, secretary and
treasurer the officers and Harry Huy-
Ter, trustees.
Fifty children OF the Methodist
Sunday School will render the cantata
The Golden Sickle" in the Sunday
School room OF the church on Tues
day, November 9th, under the direc-
tion of O. X. Day.
Members of Resolute H. & l.. Co.,
attended service in the Methodist
Church on Sunday evening. when Rev.
r. B. Urmy preached on the text
:. We Have Done That Which Was
Our Duty To Do"
During the past week $50 new sub
scribers to the Library have fulfilled
the requirements for drawing books
for home use, making total to date
OF $50. The average circulation has
increased to 100 per day,
The will Of the late Mrs. Ira Meslar
has been admitted to probate. She
leaves her real estate to Thomas S.
Meslar and Carrie L. Meslar, son and
daughter. Frederick Meslar and John
RaWson are the executors.
DR.. Evans spoke before the N. J.
Sanitary Association at Lakewood
Friday, on How and Why Smoke,
Noise and Stencil Nuisances are Bad
for the Public. The association CON
tihued in session on Saturday.
While Austin X. Shaw Of Mt. Kem-
BILE avenue was in New York on Wed
nesday, he felt himself jOstled In a
street car and later discovered that
his coat had been ripped open and his
pocketbook containing S65 stolen.
Miss Emma Boniface entertained
the members of her class in the First
Baptist Sunday School at her home on
Wednesday evening, III celebration OF
the birthdays Of three members, all
of which occurs during NOvemb Der.
District Attorney Jerome in lengt-
ly interview declares that he Is unable
TO prosecute the big life insura nee Of
ficials other than those against whom
ne has taken action and blames the
state Insurance department. for exist
ing conditions.
r p. Foote secured five first prizes
at the Chicago Flower Show, taking
all the firsts Id the classes in which
ne competed. Prizes were also secured
for the exhibits from Florham and
the James estate The Morris county
exhibitors practically took all the first
prizes offered, defeating the west in
every class.
The second lecture ia the course un-
der the auspices Of the Society OF the
Alumni and Alumflap ~ ffc paulnV
School was given ia Bavley Hall on
Wednesday evening, by Dr. James j
Welsh, Of New York He spoke on
The Women OF the italian Renais-
sance, reviewing the history Of the
time and the prominent characters.
taen speaking particularly Of some Of
the noted italian women Of the age