The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-02-13


Ii is reported that Gustav e. Kissel
has purchased Of the Headley's the
balance Of their land holdings az Wat
n0ng
a horse belonging TO Joseph Whit
man ran away on South street on
Sunday afternoon being frightened
by an automobile. No damages was
done.
The pupils Of the Morristown High
School are practicing the cantata
The Building of the Ship 1t is the
plan to render this work Oh commence
ment day instead of singing number
Of shorter pieces.
George A M0ningtOn, a well-kn0wn
and prosperous business man Of Pas
sale, died there suddenly on Monday.
He was born in BoontOn, and in his
young manhood worked at The trade
Of plumber in Morristown.
A cantata, "The Light Of theWorld, =
will be presented by the Junior Society
Of Christian Endeayor in the First
Baptist Church on Friday evening,
Feb. 10th. a silver collection will be
taken for the benefit of missions.
The Friday Evening Club will meet
on Friday evening with Frederick
Keppel as the guest of honor. He will
speak on Famous Etchers I have
Known" with stereOpticOn illuStra-
lions of pictures by various artists.
Frank Tonich. a young Italian,
on Tuesday thinking that the train
af7f- RI. r n ar,
to Morris Plains. Tonich jumped off
dislocated his collar bone.
The members of Resolute H. s. r.
Co., have purchased a handsome
photograph OF their chaplain, Rev.
e. B. Urmy, which has been framed
and hung in the truck house. The
picture was unveiled at meeting of
the company on Wednesday evening.
Senator Colby, Of Essex county, was
the guest of e. A. Day at his residence
on Madison avenue on Tuesday even
ing and spoke at an informal confer
ence of local men on his platform. 1t
is proposed to hold public meeting in
M0rristown with Mr.. Colby as the
speaker.
The residence of Rev. Andrew Beat
tie at Fati, China, was looted last
Saturday Mr.. Beattie and family
were bound and robbed, but not in
jured Mr.. Beautie is supported by
the South Street Presbyterian Church.
1t is claimed that the police protec-
tion is insufficient.
For the information of Norris
~ fs,r MI Int
to their library of Historic Norris
First Century, = the publisher an
nounces that the work will be found
on sale at the local book stores, and
Washington street, this city.
The managers of the W0men'S EN-
ployment Society will hold a sale of
garments in the Miller building on
Wednesday. February 21st, from half
past nine until one CLOCK. There will
be tables for the sale of homemade
cake, homemade candy and baskets,
all of which can be made useful the
next day which is Washington's Birth
day.
The Executive Committee of the
Morris County Christian Endeavor
Union has issued a circular endorsing
the fund for the international head
quarters and fund for religious work
among young people all over the world.
The fund is planned as a quarter cen
fury memorial fund, and is proposed
by the international leaders Of Chris
tian Endeavor.
A public meeting Of the RoAiticus
Wigwam Band will be held in the
Sunday School rooms of the South
Street Presbyterian Church on Thurs
day at quarter before four. Mrs. Quin
ton, for twenty-Seven years the presi-
dent of the National Indian Associa-
tion who has been much among the
Indians, will make an address, All
boys are invited.