The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-02-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Friday evening
Joseph Hinchman is ill, suffering
from a severe attack Of grippe
r. T.. Sands has purchased the Cogh-
Ian house and lot on Centre avenue.
Il. w. Meeker has sold the house s
Thompson street to Louis Tremallo.
The annual convention Of the Nor
ris County q. +. Union will be held IN
Chatham in May.
The Misses Campbell and niece,
Miss Mabel A. Young, left last TUESDAY
for trip to Florida.
Richard Stringer, Of Rockaway, has
secured a position in the choir Of the
First Presbyterian Church.
The Free kindergarten held Wash
ington exercises in the rooms IN the
Merchants Block Wednesday.
George E. Brown, of r. H. Hoffman
81 Son, is taking a course in cutting at
a New York school Of tailoring
The McEwan Bros. are erecting. a
large stock house at Malapardls on Uhe
Fairchild lot recently purchased,
f. w. Meeker was visitor in town
on Wednesday. He is residing ana
carrying on his profession II Inc
Bronx,
DIR. Stephen Pierson addressed the
members of Torbert Post and Hope
League at the Post rooms last Tuesday
evening.
DR.. Aldo Bliss Coultas, of Madison,
has been appointed a member OF the
Auxiliary Staff, of the Morristown
Memorial Hospital.
An oyster supper will be held by the
WOmen's Auxiliary Of the u M. Y. A.
in the Association rooms, this Friday,
for benefit of carpet fund.
Miss Helen M. Miller entertained a
large audience with recitals and I'M
presentations at the First Baptist
Church on Monday evening.
Mrs. Joseph VanDyke was surprised
on Tuesday evening by a visit OF nine
teen of her relatives, the occasion be-
ing her sixty-fourth birthday.
The annual meeting Of lot owners
Of Evergreen Cemetery, for the cleo
ton of trustees, will be held March 8,
at the Office of j B. Ayers, secretary.
John B. Holly and o. B. Smith the
latter of Flanders will open an I'M
.1ertaking establishment in the Miller
Building on Park place in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. Charlotte M. Miller has re-
signed her position as conductor OIL
the Mozart Society. A committee mas
been appointed to secure a conductor
The Women IS Union experimenting
win be held through the month OF
March in the chapel Of the First Pres
byterian Church every Thursday MORN
ing at 1920 O'Clock.
Miss Bertha Willever and Edward J J.
Wright were married at the nome Oh
Edward j. Wilson last Tuesday evening
by the Rev. r. B. Urmy. +. +. Gil
lick was best man.
The members Of the firm of Kuhn
Loeb 81 CO., of which Otto Kahn, is a
member, have resigned from the dl-
rectorateS of the railroad and other
corporations which they have served.
The lumber has. arrived and the
work OF roofing the new Eden mill at
Whippany is being pushed. The ma
ceinery is ready for shipment, and IL
is hoped to have the mill running by
May ].
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fleury have the
sympathy Of their friends in the death
Of their daughter, Elizabeth Doty, on
Sunday. The child was four years old
and had been seriously ill for some
time past.
During Lent and beginning March
LIST, there will be service each Thurs
day evening at st. Peters Church at
S o'clock Thursday of this week pr.
Blanchard will preach. The public
are cordially invited.
Phoenix Branch the Grand Fra
ternity gave an. entertainment on
Tuesday evening with program by
Tanna, G. S. Dabinetts performing
dog and Walter w. Waters. The form
al entertainment was followed 9y
dancing.
The Church Club is prosperlng and
now has over a hundred active mem
bers and fifty sustaining members. 1t
is planned to rent another room very
soon. A series Of lectures may also
be arranged.
The twenty-frst annual meeting Of
the Morristown McAll Auxiliary will
be held in the parlor Of the South ST..
Church on Tuesday, March 9th, at
three O'Clock. All are welcome, and
all members are especially urged to
attend
"A meeting of the Merchants Assoc
citation will be held in the county hall
on next Wednesday evening at eight
O'Clock to perfect the organization and
appoint committees. 1t is expected
that a speaker from out OF town Will
address the meeting.
Representative of the independent
telephone companies are canyaSsing
for a farmers company in the Wash
ington Valley Brookside section, con-
Meeting with the present exchanges
through the line now running from
Chester through to RalSton.
A large audience attended the en-
tertainment at ST. VirgiliuS' Hall on
Wednesday evening. The main feat
ure was the rendering Of Mrs. Tut
ties VIII" The entertainment will
be repeated on Tuesday evening when
it win be followed by dance.
Vice-ChancellOr Pitney last Tuesday
signed an order making permanent
the appointment of Lorenzo d. Till
yer. Of Dover. as receiver for the
Dover Printing Company. The order
authorizes Mr.. Tillyer to conduct the
business of the insolvent company un-