The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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John ii. Thompson has been ia
Washington, D. O. a number OF weeks.
The Shelley Ice Go. has commenced
filling its new ice house on Water st.
Miss Florence Runnells Of Boston
is visiting Miss VanWagner of Oily
plant Park.
Chas Hollway has returned from
Missouri with a fresh lot Of saddle and
harness horses.
The board OF freeholders will meet
tomorrow morning and the board Of
excise in the evening.
Mayor Reed has appointed Alder
man Mowery Rntan and Owens on the
special trolley committee.
Patrick Welsh has started to build
a frame stable on his Maple avenue
place, to contain three stalls.
Among the attorneys at law licensed
by the supreme court last Friday, was
John FL. Bonsall, of Morristown.
Plans are out for four family house
to De erected by p. Jaqui in the rear
of his centre street and Coal avenue
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. HOagland
and daughter, have gone on trip TO
Florida where they will SoJourn a
short time.
The annual school meeting for Nor
riStown will be held in the chapel Of
the Maple avenue school on Tuesday
March 10Th at 2 p. m.
The Rev. A. HI. Mckinney Of New
ark will speak on THE Christian
Workers Privilege" on Thursday
evening at the South Street Church
lecture room.
Miss Mabel Conklin, who has been
seriously i'll at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John N. COnklin,
In New York, is much better and will
soon be able to be out.
The Misses CAMPBELL, of Speedwell
avenue, and their niece, Miss Mabel
A. Young, are spending a few days ia
KiSSimmee, Fla, after spending two
weeks in Jacksonville.
The Rt. Rev. e. s. Lines, d. d.,
Bishop Of Newark will address the
members of the Church Club on Fri
day evening, March l6 at SIS in the
Miller Building on st. Patrick"
A surprise party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas f. Sands at their
residence on Soaring avenue Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being the
twelfth anniversary Of their marriage.
Isaac Katz is rearranging his store,
moving his gents furnishings to the
front while the hats 60 to the rear Of
the room. The new arrangement will
be much more convenient for custom
erS than the old.
The next meeting Of the Mems Club
of the First Presbyterian Church will
be held on Monday evening, March Is.
Harvey Graeme Furbay, Phi. d., will
address the club on the topic, The
Art of Winning Men,"
The Civic Association has appointed
#. r. Kellogg and J. M. Forbes and
the Business Mems Association @. f.
Axtell and d. f. Sturgis as members
of the trolley committee authorized
by the board OF aldermen.
Frank D. Baldwin, has made the fol
lowing rentals: the York house II
Western avenue to Miss Lila Burke.
The MuchmOre house, 1876 Morris street
to George I'll. Gunnell. The Leonard
house 40 Mills street to Ernest @.
Ward.
The lot owners of the Evergreen
Cemetery met last Monday and elected
e. Carroll, d. H. Wilday and Charles
McCollum trustees forthree years and
j. Fl. VanDoren for two years, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of the
late j. d. Guerin.
The Rockaway Brick Co. has been in
corporated by e. W. LOwenUhal and
Joseph f. futile of R0ckaway and
Thomas J. Hillery Of Boonton with
authorized capital stock of 100000 Of
which $4,000 iSpaid in, to manufacture
brick in Rockaway.
Miss Lincoln, treasurer of the WO-
mans Board of Home Missions will
address the Women'S Missionary So
ciety, the Young Women's Society
and the Junior Mission Board of the
South Street Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday afternoon.
The annual championship tonrna-
ment of the WOmen'S Metropolitan
Golf Association will be held on the
links Of the EnglewOOd Golf Club, May
81, p, 20, and "a. The Morris County
Club has offered its course for one
day open tournament.
Joseph Reynolds and Charles Rees,
two New York boys boarding in Nor
ristOwn were arrested and taken be-
fore Justice johnson charged with
shooting two rural mail boxes on route
number one from Morristown full OF
holes. The justice dismissed them
for lack of evidence.
B. Ogden Chisholm is making vail
ant effort to save the old apple orchard
on the Lindsey farm on the Whippany
road from destruction by scale. He
has had the trees trimmed scraped
and sprayed and now is having num-
Der of them moved in the endeavor to
stop the rayages of the scale.
The seventeenth anniversary of the
Market Street Mission will be cele-
brated in the South Street Presbyter-
ian Church. next Sunday The annual
report will be made at the morning
service and Ia the evening Harvey
Graeme Finlay, Phi. D., will deliver an
address on The Survival Of the I'm
fittest
Robert McMuIlin and family of Nor
ris avenue expect to move to SO Wood
lawn avenue, the 1S6- Of April. Mr..
McMullin, who has been foreman for
Mrs. c. K. Stone for the past fifteen
wears is going to start in business for