The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-16

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MI. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt are con-
aemplating q trip 20 Porto Rico IN
February
A delegation from the local lodge Of
Elks visited the Montclair Lodge on
Friday night.
IL. w. Schoneberger has been elected
president Of the KnIckerbocker In
vestment Go.
Rev. o. G. Horsman win occupy the
pulpit Of the First Baptist Church
next Sunday
Mohascowungie Tripe, Imp: O. r..
M has presented Judson A. DAVIS a
past sachem S regalia.
The Morris Township Committee
has elected w. A. Bartron, chairman,
and Phoenix Miller, treasurer.
Phoenix Branch, the Grand Fratern-
ity. win hold a smoker tonight in the
lodge room. Chronicle building.
Tonpkins & Welsh are rebuilding
the little one story building on Mar
ket street damaged by fire IN Decem-
Der.
The Painters Union has presented
their business agent, William " Dunn,
d handsome gold handled SILK UNI
a0rella.
DIR. McAlpin has purchased q num-
Der Of evergreen trees from y, McClln-
took and viii move them to his place
at Littletor.
The week of prayer was observed
last week in Chatham, several clergy
men from this vicinity assisting IN the
services.
a derailed freight car on the Morris
town 81 Erie r. r. Saturday morning
near Monroe, blocked the road for
some time.
Joseph Feldman has moved his BUSH
ness from the Bell Building to the
Hibler Building, sharing the store oc-
enpied byJ. L. Janeski.
Rev. M. S. Littlefeld, of New York;
is one of two members OF New YORK
Presbytery who have Joined the Cen
tral Federation Of Labor.
The Public Service Corporation has
reduced the price of gas in summit
from s1.50 to $l.35 per thousand rect,
and III Montclair to S1.25.
Prof. Rogers. Of Drew Seminary. will
speak to the high school "Wednesday
Afternoon at two-thirty O'Clock. Per
sons interested are welcome.
The annual meeting of the Womens
Advisory Board of Memorial Hospital
will he held at the hospital onWedneS-
day, January 18th at three O'Clock
IF. Day catered at large enter
tainment at Scranton yesterday for
Mrs. r. J Bennell. Last week he ca
tered for four hundred in that city.
Bari G. Simmons, well-known to the
theatre-g0ing public OF Morristown,
has presented Charles IA. Vorholz a
handsome gold elk pin, set With chip
diamonds
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Baptist Church has engaged
Joseph Lorrian for an entertainment
OF recitatiOnS and music in the church
on January "a.
MSS May X. Baird entertained the
mothers of-the pupils of the primary
class of the First Baptist Sunday
School at her home on SpeedWell ave-
nue. Saturday afternoon.
John Claflin is having plans pre-
pared for an enlarged stable and coach
house on the Sl1idmOre estate, which
he recently purchased. Several changes
in the house are also planned.
Physical Director Shenkel of the Y.
M. @. "A. has been giving the younger
boys of the Maple Avenue Public
School, drill in calisthenics in the
school house yard during recess time.
Il. j. Thatcher, Jr., has been re-en-
gagged as instructor in metal designs
and working at Columbia University
for next school year. He will have
several more classes under his instruc-
ton.
Rev. DR.. James M. Buckley, will
lecture in the chapel of Drew Theo-
logical Seminary, on Wednesday after
noon, at four o'clock. Subject, Seven
Mistakes of a Well Meaning Young
Man"
The officers of Court Ridgedale. l..
%. H.. were installed Thursday by Dis
trict Deputy p. ]. Howard. A dele
cation from Court Lathrop, of Madi-
son was in attendance. Refreshments
were served.
Charles A. Edwards, who was muir
dered in Connecticut few weeks ago,
is remembered as former resident
and property owner of MorristOwn.
He lived on Franklin street about tif-
teen years ago.
The Sabbath school of the Church of
The Redeemer united with that of st.
Peters on Sunday afternoon in st.
Peters Church and listened to an adj
dress by missionary who has been
1abOrfnp In Janaf
John Jacob Bailey. who was sent to
State Prison for the assault and rob-
berry Of Mr.. Eddy, of Mt. Kemble ave-
nue., died in that institution on Mon
day OF pneumonia. He was about
thirty-yeafs of age.
The second Of the special musical
services will be given at the Church of
the Redeemer next Sunday at 7.30 p.
nj. Miss Blanche Toule, soprano, of
New York, and A. w. Ely, tenor, OF
New York. will assist.
Easter Monday evening is the date
set for the ball Of Humane Steamer
Co., in Washington Hall The mem
bers of the committee are Walter
Stiles, Aug. Tiger, Louis WeSp, VIM.
Damitz and +. LeFurge.
Mrs. Edward Howell had the mis-
fortune to fall down stairs on Sunday.
Fortunately 40 bones were broken, al
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