The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-05-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

day attending the funeral Of Miss
Baldwin.
Morton Keller has gone to Asbury
Park to work in the Adams Express
Office there.
r. j. Thatcher, Jr., addressed the
SchoOlcraft Club in New York last
Friday evening.
James fl. Brant has commenced the
erection of a cottage near his house
at Morris Plains.
Prof. e. M. Young gave a pupils
concert in the studio in the Parker
Building last Tuesday evening
An examination will be held for the
position OF clerk and carrier IN the
Post Office at Morristown, on May ~.
The first Of the annual influx Of
fresh air children have arrived and
been located at the usual boarding
places.
The second of the WadswOrth houses
on Ridgedale avenue, lot 50x274, has
been sold by w. A. Hopping TO d. a.
Stilwell
The Knights Of Pythias will hold
district meeting at the Castle HALL Oh
Morristown Lodge, No. III, on Friday
evening
"A change in telephone circles sends
Il. j. Jones, formerly assistant to II. y.
McCully, as district manager in Nor
ristown.
Garlic. Schmidt gave q very pleasing
organ recital in the First Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening before a
large audience.
1t is reported that the macadamiz-
ing of Millsstreet will be finished this
week. Then Water street is to re-
ceive attention.
The retail coal dealers were notified
of a reduction in the price OF coal u 40
cents a ton for all coal purchased IN
the month Of May.
Vincengo Cassanasso was arrested
on Monday evening for disorderly con-
duct in threatening to Sn0ot announcer
Flagler street Italian.
Al social session Of Phoenix Branch
6he Grand Fraternity will be held TINS
Tuesday evening with an entertain
ment followed by dance.
A considerable portion of new bat
Terry Of artillery passed through town
+ on Thursday morning, filling four
freight cars and destined to Orange,
The freeholders have adopted the
policy Of using heavier construction n
all new bridges to ACCOMMODATE Toau
rollers, etc, that now tax the present
structure.
Sturgis Bros, have signed the con-
tract for the erection of the st. Peter
tower up to the belfry. IT. will be
faced with Waterloo granite and
backed with concrete.
One hundred and eight automo-
bilists had dinner at the Mansion
House on Sunday, while others had to
be turned aWap. Sunday was record
breaker for automobile tracfllc.
There is no change in the season for
taking black bass and pike this year
and these fish may be caught on and
after Nav q. The season really opens
May 20, but this falls on Sunday.
The Catholic Benevolent Legion
through its local council last Monday
paid Mrs. William V. Dunn $1,000,
the amount Of the Insurance, of her
late husband in that institution,
The family of Charles M. Niper wish,
through the columns of THE GHRONI-
Gle. to extend their sincere thanks
Ia their many friends for their express
sions ofsympathy in their late bereaye-
ment.
While the Lackawanna has reduced
the price Of coal according to their
circular vet they will not deliver TO
HE dealers around here, consequently
the local dealers are unable TO NIL
their orders.
The Womens Auxiliary OF the Y.
M. q. a. has elected the following Oh
ficers president, Mrs. L. B. Tomp-
iTins. vice-president, Mrs. j. r. Pier
son: secretary, Miss Esther K0dneyi
treasurer, Miss Dora Mosedale.
Sheriff During, who was injured
in trolley accident in Newark last
December. has brought suit against
the company for $4,000 damages, ~
mas been determined that the injury
to Mr.. Durling's leg is permanent
Paved sidewalks are planned for
Speedweli place, Grant and Cleveland
streets and Kenmuir avenue TINS sea-
son. George r. Allen is arranging to
lay about three hundred feet OF con-
crete walk along his Kenmuir avenue
and Milton place front.
Mrs. Anna G. Bullock, of German
town, Pa, formerly OF this city, has
announced the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Christine Martin Bull
lock, and Rev. John Alexander Spor-
ran, assistant pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church, Germantown.
The Orange Y. M. g. "a. celebrated
its goth anniversary on Sunday. In
the morning addresses on the work
were made in tWenty-three churches.
J. Claude Armstrong spoke in South
Orange and d. NJ. Claghorn in the
West Orange Presbyterian Church.
TIE Woman's Union Missionary So
cSety will hold meeting Wednesday,
May 10th, at p. M, at the manager s
room of the American Bible Society,
Bible House, Fourth avenue and Eighth
street, New York Addresses from
missionaries and Others. The Norris
town Auxiliary and their friends are
invited 10 attend
E. Thatcher, J. J. Price, Practical
Painters