The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-10-30


George q. Allen has been selected as
King OF the Carnival to be held to-
morrow night.
The average daily circulation of the
Madison public library for the past
quarter was seventy volumes,
Daniel Moran, who has a place at
Mendhana has rented the Guerin house
on South street for the winter.
The Morris county board Of taxa
ton will further consider the Mt.
Tabor appeal on Thursday, November
8th.
The Miller Estate Association is hay
ing the curb Strengthened and walk re-
laid on the Park Place front Of the
property.
The Soaring property on Madison
street has been sold by James j. Kelly
to Mary Byrne for $1,000. The lot is
72x117 feet in size.
John B. Vreeland has been elected
superintendent of the South Street
Presbyterian Sunday School, succeed
ing H. w. Buxton.
George r. Gordon is building sta
Bile on the Fl. f. Taylor property on
Madison avenue, to accommodate four
horses and carriages
Christopher T.. Gallagher has ar
ranged a series of subscription dances
to be given in Washington Hall dur
ing the coming winter.
There will be bridge whist at the
Morris County Golf Club on Tuesday
afternoon, November 6. Dinner Will
be served after the whist
William H. Ray. OF New Haven,
Conn, has sold his house and lot No.
26 Hazel street through K. ID. Bald
wins agency to Gothard Froehlich.
The hrst freezing of ice at the new
Mills plant was taken from the cans
on Sunday. A part OF the product OF
the factory is shipped away from town.
Charles McCollum has sold his lot
1O0x200 on Early street to M. T. Lat-
auette, who Immediately sold halt 81
it to Walter Gordon. Mr.. Latauette
will build on his lot.
T. H. MeskilI has the contract for
and is at work relaying the crossings
over the court house lane at Western
avenue and Court street and will also
grade and macadamize the lane.
The Wilson Farm Poultry Company
has been incorporated, with authorized
capital. stock OF $40, 600. The incorpor-
atorS are Florence w. Swift, ]. S. Car
roll and Edward S. Swift.
J. I'll. Madigan, a. M. Guerin and J.
b. Ayers attended the corner stone
laying of the Scottish Rite hall IN Jer-
sey City, serving as a portion of the
Knight Templar guard on the occa-
sion.
The Morristown Safe Deposit Co.,
has elected the following board Of di-
rectors /: A. B. Hull, II. T. Hull, Sam
uel Freeman, R. A. McCurdy, w. w.
Cutler, i. w. caldwell. j. II. B.
Coriell
At a district meeting of District 46,
I. o. O. f., at Morris Lodge, No. l09,
Monday evening, October p, Harold
House was selected for appointment
of District Deputy, G. M. for the COM
ing year.
The County Board of Elections will
meet on Thursday and Saturday OF
this week to add names to the regis
try list. All papers appointing agents
or challengers must be filed before
Thursday.
The managers of the Woman's EN-
ployment Society will resume work
on Friday, November End, at 1890 a..
M, at their rooms in the Miller Build
ING on South street, and earnestly de-
sire the continued aid of their friends
and patrons.
New scenery has been purchased for
Lyceum Hall and is soon expected.
The new sets include woods ami gar
den. both with borders and drawing
room set A new curtain has been or
dered and is expected about the first
of the year.
The Woman's Union Experimenting
will be Held through the month OF No
vember in the ladies' parlor OF the
Methodist Church every Thursday
morning at 1880 o'clock. The women
OF all the churches are invited to at |
tend this meeting.
DR.. j. H. Lawler, of New York, a
resident of Morristown several years
AGO. has returned to MOrristown and
will re-engage in work as veterinary
surgeon and dentist, treating horses,
cows and dogs. He is at present at
the Washington Hotel.
The first meeting of the Admiral
Radford Section of the Navy League
will be held at the residence Of Cap
tain Miller, MaccullOch Hall on Mon
day evening next. There will be an
address by VIM. McAd0o on the OBJ
iect Of the league, also by Capt. Miller
on the The Navy and MorristoWn."
The annual ball Of the local employ
ees Of the United States Express Com
pany was held In Washington Hall on
"Wednesday evening. The hall was
prettily decorated and the attendance
and music good. A recent vanishing
OF the floor coupled with the damp
weather proved drawback to success
full dancing.
Lewis Lepri, an Italian boy seven
wears OF age was drowned in pond ON
the TwOmbly estate on Thursday. He
had been out in a boat with an elder
brother AK Ia some way fell out. The
cries Of the Older boy brought aSsist-
ance, but toe late to save the life OF
the younger boy. Coroner Coultas
gave burial permit. The father WAS
employed at Florham and resided on
North street, Madison.
Frank J. Marshall, the chess cham
pion played tlifteen Simultaneous
galnes at the Tapkaow Club on Wed
nesday evening wlaiii,s twelve games.