The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-10-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Tie BlD0klalMn Farm has started
milk route ih Morrlstown.
Independents Hose 90. has decided
to enter its team VI the Field Club
Horse Show
IL g. Parker has rented the house
on Fine street now being erected BY
Coe, Mitchell SEQ.
DR.. John NJ. Broadwell has been APP
pointed a u S. meat inspector at the
Jersey City stock yards.
Arthur whitney has purchased. the
zimmerman placed seventy-tiye acres
between Ralston and Gladstone.
Al cement walk is being put down in
front Of the BulIwinkel place on High
street, replacing an old slate walk.
The cup won by the High School
runners at the z. M. c. "A. games was
presented to the team on Wednesday,.
John Boyd has been discharged as
guardian of Patrick Mclaughlin, a
former inmate Of the State Hospital.
Justice e. @. johnson has rented
the office formerly occupied by the
late Justice Stilwell and will remove
there
Sister Duffin, who has been IN charge
of All Souls Hospital has been re-
called to the mother house at Mon
treal.
Miss Lena Hafker. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Charles Foster for the
past few weeks, returned to her home
In New York.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's
heidi the Association parlOr WedneS-
day, October 3rd, $50 p. m.
Coe, Mitchell s. Co. have the con-
tract for a hennery, ia feet long for
G. w. McAlpin to be erected at Glen
Alpin. The structure will cost about
$4,000.
The Common Sense Suspender CO.
has had large signs erected ia front of
the three stories Of the Miller build
ing on South street occupied by the
concern.
George G. Smith was elected mem
Der of the board of trustees of the
Methodist Church at a special meeting
Thursday night, to succeed the late
Ge0rge w. Bower.
The Commonwealt Casualty Co. has
paid to the widow of the late DR.. w. Fl.
Mcintosh $500, the amount of an ac-
cident and sick benefit held by him.
w. FL. Abel is the local agent.
The Boys Conference of the x M.
@. A. Of New Jersey will be held Oc-
tober 26, n and rs, at Montclair,
There win be five delegates from the
local Y. M. 9. A.
The days and nights were equal on
September 21st, and after that date
the nights will get Longer and the days
shorter, until December 2lst, when we
have the shortestday Of the year.
The alumni association of the Nor
ristown High School will hold its
twenty-Second annual reunion at the
Y. M. G. a. on Friday evening. The
occasion will be the special reunion of
the classes of 1886 and 1896.
An original short story will be read
by the Rev. a. NJ Sherman at the
camp fire to be held in the A. It. A..
Torbert Post rooms, this Tuesday even
ing, October End. The plot Of the
story is suggested by civil war ex-
periences.
Rev. e. G. Lobeestine, Of Hwai Y uen,
China, addressed the Sunday School
of the South Street Presbyterian.
Church last Sunday afternoon. He
also preached In that church In the
morning and spoke at the mission in
the evening.
Charles Karn, a former Morristown
resident. a brother Of Samuel Karn
was killed ia a railroad accident at
Catlin. I'll. Since leaving the army
the deceased had married and lived at
Blue Mound, Ill He was mail
clerk on the wrecked train.
George T. Allen has greatly improv-
ed Kenmuir avenue and Milton Place
by laying several hundred feet Of con-
crete walk and curbing along his 'front.'
age. GeorgeW. Fleury and J. w. Melick
are also treating their front walks on
Kenmuir avenue in the same way
The members Of the local aerie of
Eagles attended the performance of
theMamie Fleming Com pany Z thursday
night, occupying the three front rows
of the Lyceum. After the perform
ance the Eagles entertained the mem
bers Of the company at the Washing
ton Hotel.
The WOman'S Union Prayer meet
ing will be resumed this week, and
will be held through the month of
October In the chapel of the First
Presbyterian Church every Thursday
morning at l0.30 o'clock. The women
Of all the churches are cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
Mrs, Samuel Veader Of Green vii
lage was taken i'll while at perform
ance at the Lyceum last Thursday
evening. She was taken to the home
OF her mother Mrs. Osborne. on Clin-
ton street and later to Memorial Hos
pital, where she died the following
morning.
The hose wagon OF Humane Engine
Company is at Beach's repository on
Bank street, where it win receive
touching up and several coats Of warm
ish, so as to be ready for the company
by October 9th, when they go to Rah
way to participate in the big nremens
parade at that place.
a large crowd saw novel exhibition
in front Of the Farrelly building on
South street on Tuesday afternoon
when two little cOlOred fellows about
four years Of age were dancing at a