The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-02-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Coultas will exchange pulpits next
Sunday.
The Dempsey house on DeHart
street has been sold to Thomas Keefe
for $500
The sharp weather Of the past few
days has again made the ponds safe
Tor skating.
Miss Ruth Hall, of New York, has
been visiting friends in M0rristoWn
Tor a few days.
Mrs. Samuel Karin was rendered q
surprise party at her home on Hazel
street on Friday evening,
Mrs. John Nesbitt, Of Morristown,
Is spending month with Mr. ana Mrs.
Andrew Phillips near Raiston.
Charles Stewart Duncombe, Of Phil
adelphia, has been engaged as organlsG
Of the Church Of the Assumption.
Harry Allen, who has been employed
as driver for the Wells-FargO Express,
has been transferred to M0ntclair.
The purchaser Of the Hutchinson
place, 148 Madison avenue, IS Phlllp
Livingston whose premises adjoins.
Dudley Cook has rented Ell J. Ge-
nung's house in Olyphant Park and
will take possession about March flrst.
Edward p. Hamilton s. Co. brought
about the sale Of the Hutchinson resi-
dence and grounds, l4S Madison ave-
Rue.
Mrs. VIM. M. Gamble has left Will
mington, Del, and is now the guest OF
Colonel and Mrs. Black in Portland,
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Theiler have
gone on trip to the West Indies, ex-
Decting to be absent about two
months.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilde has sold her
mousse on Speedwell ave. to j.. L. Tur-
ner and has purchased the R0dler
house on the same avenue.
w. w. Crane, who has been with r.
6. Burnham for four years, went to
Montclair on Thursday to enter the
law firm Of GOodel. Anon & Co.
Collins Weir has drawn plans for
Bockoven 81 Day for three story
brick storage building 4Ox50 feet in
size to be erected on Budd street.
President Roosevelt sent the name
of George T.. Clarke to the United
States Senate for confirmation as
postmaster Of Morristown last Friday.
John ). O'Connor has resigned his
position as organist of the Church of
the Assumption to accept position
In St. Patrlck's Cathedral, New York.
Mrs. Edward p. Skinner and son Ed
ward Everett, of New HaYen, Conn.
are visiting in the family of Rev. An
drew M. Sherman, "a Phoenix avenue.
The Shelley Hygiene Ice Co. is PAN
lng to erect a storage house about 30 K
40 feet in size on their Water street
lot in order to store up ice for warmer
weather.
Somebody broke into James Loner-
CAMS saloon on Water street during
Tuesday night and stole forty pennies.
It is presumed that the job was done
by boys.
The normal school at Trenton has
been closed on account Of an attack OF
scarlet fever. Invitations to the COM
mencement exercises have also been
recalled.
Among the new interpretations is
M0rristOwn Garage Company, Morris
town; capital $4,000; incOrporrtorS,
Thomas B. Reid John v. Wise, Alex
ander Reid.
Anthony Arlyno was found guard
ing the Memorial Hospital, as he said,
on Sunday and committed for inquiry
as to his sanity. Friends will send him
back to Italy.
The Common Sense Suspender Co.,
reopened for the season on Monday
with additional machinery and more
help. 1t is planned to largely increase
the output Of the factory.
Senator Hillery, Assenblymen Mills
and Chaplin and State Committeeman
ID. S. VoorheeS, attended the reception
given by the Republican Club of Tren-
SON on Tuesday evening.
Signs OF out door life are more like
spring than winter. The boys are
playing marbles In the streets. plough
ing has been done within few d;ys,
watercress is being picked in Sussex
sOunUy,
@. A. Fairchild and Fl. B. Hoffman
we're ordained deacons at the South
Street Presbyterian Church last Sun
day morning. 1t was also decided to
purchase individual communion cups
for the church.
Mrs. Il. r Ladew known in Norris
town through her horse show exhibits
has just given 1000 to the Glen Cove,
L. Il, Presbyterian Church for gym
Aasium, and 81 900 to st. Patrick'S
Church In that village.
The DeBarie-Gill combination rem
dered pleasing program OF music and
recltations under the auspices Of the
EpwOrbh League of the Methodist
Church in the Sunday school room Of
chat church on Wednesday evening.
The local option bill now before the
legislature came upyin several Of the
churches on Sunday. In the First
Baptist Church the bill was endorsed.
at the Methodist Church petition
for its passage was numerously signed.
Rev. DR.. VIM. M. Hughes Of the
Church Of the Redeemer, Is taking a
two weeks vacation. having been
troubled with neuralgia considerably
lately, During Dr. Hughes absence
the services wiz be in charge Of Rev.
Or. Anstice.