The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-02-20

Washington's Birthday next Thurs
day.
Lents begins on February 2S Eas-
ter occurs on April Is.
Miss Tallmadge, Of the Hillside pub
lie school is i'll with tOnsilitiS.
E. w. Pruden and f. p Mills start
on a trip to Jamaica on February "a.
Charles Bradley is having large adj
dition built to his stable on Madison
avenue.
Independent Hose Co.. will hold a
social on the evening OF Washington's
Birthday.
John B. Vreeland has been made
trustee for $4,000 issue of bonds Of
the Rockland Water Co. Of Netcong
and Stanhope.
Rev. Ralph B. Urmy will address
Cincinnati Lodge, f. s. A. M, next
Monday evening.
Enoch Hewlett has gone to Iowa to
buy horses. Mr.. Hewlett has removed
to Basking Ridge.
Miss.Minnie Terrier, of Sussex, Eng
land, is visiting her cousin, John X
Boniface of King street.
Hon. George &. Poole is seriously i'll
at the Mckinley Hospital at Trenton
with an attack OF nervous prOStratlOn.
w. o. Stoddard, OF Madison, spoke
on Abraham Lincoln to the pupils Of
the Maple Avenue School on Wednes-
day afternoon.
A. FL. Lynch has plans out for an
addition to his residence on Western
avenue. George w. Bower q Son are
the architects.
Engineer Patten, of South Orange,
has taken the run formerly held by
the late Morris Jennings and will
move to MorristoWn.
John Collins has been spending afew
DAYS in MorriStOWn. He is now with
the Pennsylvania Sash and Blind Co.
in the Philadelphia Office
Conductor Benz Knox, who has
been employed on the Sussex Branch
of the Lackawanna for thirty-seven
years has retired on pension.
Philip Kearney is having cottage
and cow barn erected on his place at
Normandie Heights. Thee. Al. Mills
Co.. is doing the carpenter work, j. u.
Collins, the mason.
Work has been resumed on the adj
dition to Memorial Hospital, which
has been at a standstill since the death
of the late Thomas Malley. SturgiS
BROS. will complete the contract.
The washington Association viii
observe Washington S Birthday by the
OF in q
followed by an address by DR.. Lyman
Abbott and a short talk by James
Richards.
Active work has been started re-
modelling the store 20 Park place for
the use of Herman Viedt. The store
house in the rear is also being over
hauled for the manufacture Of ice
cream, etc.
FreehOlders Schoneberger, Smith,
Ringleib and Hoffman, with County
Engineer King, visited Newark and
Elizabeth on Monday to inspect meth
DDS of road repair Members of the
legislation committee afterward went
on to Trenton.
Postmaster Clarke has received
three of the new combination letter
and package mail boxes, also some
package boxes. They are painted the
new green color and will be used to
replace some of the old package boxes,
which have become worn out,
Twenty-four plots OF one-half acre
each have been sold at Roosevelt Park,
Maplewood, during the past few weeks,
also three of the six handsome villas
now in erection there. All the streets
in the park will be macadamized and
walks laid as soon as che weather per-
mitS
H. w. VanWagenen made an inter
esting talk before the Brotherhood Of
the South Street Presbyterian Church
on Monday night on Music. 1t was
illustrated by songs rendered by
quartet composed of Mrs. Jos. Hinch-
man, Miss Sherman, Frank Eaton and
George I'll. Sherman.