The Morris County chronicle., 1906-07-03


fers, has been dissolved.
G.. A. Cullen. the new general pas
Genger agent or the LackaWan1aa, will
reside in Summit.
The Gamma Sigma Club held its
fourth annual banquet at Days on
Wednesday evening.
Woodruff & Martin sold their large
Plaintield department. store Thursday
to a syndicate Of capitalists.
George SAMSON has the contract for
the Indiana limestone for the Italian
garden for Gustav u. Ki-sel.
An examination will be held for the
position Of clerk and carrier in the
post Office at Morristown on July 7th.
The Whippany River polo players
defeated the Freebooters of Squadron
A. Of New York on Saturday after
noon, the score being Ito !.
The Morris Gun Club will hold an
all day shoot on the Fourth OF July.
The event of the day will be a team
match with Dover at two p. M.
In special sessions on Wednesday
morning Theodore Thurston, Jr.,
plead guilty to the charge of enbezzle-
ment from the U. S. Express 90.
The Whippany River polo players
were defeated by the Essex County
Club Thursday. The local club did
not have it's strong team in the held.
The fair held by the Club Of Ten
Busy Girls Wednesday afternoon at
25 -27 Wetmore avenue for the benefit
OF Memorial Hospital, realized $3.50.
J. Waterbury is having the balus-
trade scheme extended at his place on
Madison avenue and will lay great
many feet Of brick pavements on his
walks.
The top mast of the liberty pole was
successfully raised on Monday and the
eagle. arrow and points of the compass
put in place ready for the flag raising
on the Fourth.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday
stores will be closeu. One delivery Of
mail will be made and the office will
be open from eight to ten. Tne Lacka-
wanna r. r. will run on holiday Sche-
sdule.
Pulpit supplies at the South Street
Presbyterian Church will be July 22,
Rev. j. B. Beaumont July 29, Rev.
Frank L. Bayley, d. D., of Denver,
Col; August 10, 10, 26, Rev. ]. ~.
Riggs, d. D.; September |, Rev f. =.
Dwight, d. D.
w. I'll. Dutton hes issued about six
hundred automobile licenses, two
hundred and fifty for cars, the bal
auce for drivers. Saturday W2s his
heavy day, one hundred and ten being
issued as against eighty on Friday
and Monday.
The Iona tribe Of Red Men has elect
ed the following officers: sachem, A..
S. Van Houten senior sycamore,
Thomas f. Welsh; junior sycamore,
A. I'll. Thompson; prophet, w. A..
Lyons; trustees, Fred ScbraudeneIch
and John Gregory.
The mason's union has elected the
following officers President, Joseph
Doyle; ce-pre5ident, Patrick Doran !;
corresponding secretary, j. Frank Col
Inns; treasurer, John Byrnes; imam
cial secretary, Alfred Armstrong jan
itor, Joseph Murphy, Sr.
Carpenters are rebuilding the old
rail along side Oh the police headquart-
ers. Whether from prce dent or some
other cause a lot OF heavy timber IS be-
ing dressed to replace the old sticks
and afford a more comfortable seat for
those inclined to sit around there.
Collins Weir is drawing plans for a
two-story building to be erected on
the grounds of the MorristoWn Inn on
South street. The lower story will be
fitted up for storage, while the second
story will be divided into sleeping
rooms for some of the servants in the
Inn.
The post Office department. has made
a railing that each person taking mail
from a post Office must examine it be-
fore opening it or before leaving the
post office. Any mail put il your TX
by mistake must be returned before
leaving the Office under penalty OF
5000 fine.
E. B. Thomas has contracted with
Eney Grupelli to clear up the tract OF
land known as the Whitney farm re-
Gently purchased by him. The brush
will be cut, the smaller trees dug out,
bitches and water courses Strengthened
and cleared and the whole tract
ploughed
The retort house of the Gas Company
caught fire again on Wednesday night
shortly after eleven o'clock and gem
eral alarm was sounded. Three e
streams were turned on the blaze and
it was soon out. There is but little
wood in the building to burn but the
fire damaged some of the gas making
apparatus.
Rev. r. b. Urmy has announced the
following list of sermons for Sunday
evenings: July l, "Ahithopel, the
Politician" July s, Solomon, the
Merchant" July Is, "Zenas, the Law
yer" July %, !" Elisha, the Farmer !;
July 20, Luke, the Physician Au-
gust 5, Bezaleel, the Mechanic !;
August II, 4" PLATE, the Officeholder. !"
A concert was given in the M0nom-
Onock Inn, Cauldwell, on Thursday
evening by the choir of Christ Re
formed Church, of Newark, assisted
by Miss M. A. Parker, soprano; Mics
Anna I'll. JeSSen, violin Miss Lydia
M. Wise. piano; William @. Curnow,
tenor G. IT. Bower, baritone r. ".
Bower, cello; Ellis VI Bower, choir
director.