The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-04-03

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The street. sprinklers made their
appearance for the first time this sea-
son this morning.
Geo. Allen is erecting a new house
on Kenmuir avenue. Mooney q Lyons
have the mason contract.
The Western Union telegraph office
has been improved by the addition Of
incandescent electric Lights and re~
pairs.
S. A. Baldwin has rented a third
room in the Hoffman building and Will
add to it his suite ready for next fairs
classes.
The Wonen's Employment Society
has closed its work for the season and
given up the rooms in the new Miller
Building,
The Morris County Traction Co. ex-
poets TO begin work this week extend
ing the line from RockaWay toward
Denville.
r. A. Trowbridge & Co., have re-
ceived carload OF REQ cars and al
ready sold one to William W. Pope q
Sons, Of Nercong'
The Y. M. G. A. Minstrels will be
repeated for the benefit Of the Morris
town Memorial Hospital on Wednes-
day evening, April Is.
The drug business of Looe Baker
was put up at auction on Wednesday
and on bid of 81, 600 the sale was ad-
journed until April IL.
The Morristown Civic Association
have taken room IL in the Savings
Bank Building for an office and head
quarters for Committees.
q. r. Armstrong has sold his house
and lot on Wetnaore avenue to Michael
Boston and will remove to the HoWlett
house on Mt. Kemble avenue.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Y M. G. A. will be
held in the Association parlor, Wed
nesday, April 4th, at $50 p. M.
I'll. j. Genung and Arthur Day have
formed a partnership and will engage
in the real estate business at Summit
under the name of Genung q Day
The street committee Of the board
of alderman is having the appearance
OF the park improved by generous
and needed trimming OF the trees.
r. Al. Grannis has resigned as vice
president Of the Mutual Life lnsnr-
ance Co., and the resignation was ac-
cepted by the trustees on Wednesday.
The Women's Union Prayer Meet
ing will be held during April every
Thursday morning, at 1870 in the par
iSh house at the rear of the Methodist
Church.
Considerable work is being done at
the Thomas Dickson house on Sussex
avenue including new bath room,
for which w. J. LOoney has the
CONTRACT.
Samuel Carter, Jr., addressed the
Brotherhood of the South Street Pres
byterian Church on Tuesday evening
on a Knapsack Journey through
Switzerland,
The Church Club has been given a.
combination billiard and pool table
which has been accepted ana Will proc
ably be set up in an additional room IN
The Miller building
Considerable money has been raised
by property owners at Beaufort to
erect a station at Beaufort on the
Morristown & Erie n. II. TO cost sew
eral thousand dollars.
The new Eden mill at Whippany is
about under roof and the machinery IS
being rushed into place. 1t is hoped
that the mill will be ready to make
board about the first part Of May.
Mrs. Sarah r. Baird has sent out in
yitatiOns for the marriage OF her
daughter, EStella Stivers, to Frederick
William Smart, Wednesday, Aprll 10,
at her home on Speedwell avenue.
Sturgis Bros, have the contract for
a laundry 22x32 to be erected by John
Claflin on his Skidmore estate. LIZ is
on the site OF the old ice house and
will be constructed Of cement blocks.
The board of education has organ
lied by the election of the following
officers president, e. O. Peck; vice
president, DR.. Stephen PiersOn; clerk,
I'll. Al. freeman superintendent, w.
i. r. Haven.
Ex-Judge Cutler has appointed the
following committee to solicit funds
for the erection Of a new dam for Pc
cahontas pond r. It. MulhaIl, B. w.
Clifford, Geo. f. Cannon, j. b. Head
ley. FL. A. Grove, w. L. Little.
Frank D. Baldwin has rented the
John w. Hays farm on Western ave-
nue. to Peter w. Smith, of Jersey City
Has also sold the house and lot No. ~
Jardine road, Olyphant Park, OF the
late Mary L. Jardine, to Carl w.
Wrede.
The series Of special meetings at
Trinity Church, Water street, under
the leadership of Rev. j r. Folsom,
closed on Sunday evening The meet
ings were marked by large attendance
and resulted in an awakening OF the
church.
Woodbury. G. Langdon has offered
reward OF $500 for the arrest Of the
man who entered his house on Madison
avenue and later shot William Paul,
the caretaker The only clue is the
hat left.by the burglar now in the pos
session Of the police.
Business men kick on account of the
condition Of business in Morristown
vet on Monday TWO pantaloon agents
representing different OUT Of town
houses canvassed the stores and offices
of M0rrist0wn and claimed to have
made a number Of sales from their
books Of samples.
Henry w. Armstrong has in his
stables on Bank street line pair OF
black horses which he recently pur-
chased from FL. w. Baldwin, OF PEN
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