The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
When shopping at Wanamaker's, eat
at VanLiew's restaurant, opposite.

ana MIS-. .. T. D0dCAi.
The eighth annual ball Of Washing.
ton Engine Co. will be held in WASH
ington Hall on February 18th.
Albert Ayers has taken position
with plum at Newark. He has been
with H. G.. Emmel ten or more years
Albert Loppacker, a former Norris
town man. has been elected foreman OF
Essex Hook g. Ladder Co. of Bloom
field.
Walter B. Wood has rented his
house on Maple avenue for a Term OF
three years from May first, to MIS-.
sSlade.
Miss Askew, State library organizer,
has been at the Morristown Library
Tor two days rearranging some OF the
books.
The speaker at Washington Head
quarters on February 22nd Will be
William McAdoo, former secretary of
the navy.
The Presbytery of Morris and Orange
will meet in the South Street PreSby-
terrain Church, on Tuesday, January
Fifteenth.
Reeve g. Burr have the contract for
the carpenter work for a new mouse
which Ii. j. Genung will erection Ores
cent road, Madison.
d The next meeting OF the Friday
Eyening Club will be held this Friday
evening, when Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
McClurg will lecture.
George T. Allen has the contract for
new floor and timberS for the house OF
the First Ward Hose Co. A wash
stand will also be put in.
Train service on the Lackawanna
was blocked for an hour and half last
Thursday night by the falling OF some
sof the snoring in the tunnel
Rev. f. B. Dwight has rented Miss
Baldwin's house on Farragut Place
IT'LL spring and will occupy it to-mor-
row, closing his home on Kitchell ave.
James J. Lyons underwent success
full operation for appendicitis at All
Souls Hospital last night. 1t is re-
ported this morning that he is doing
nicely.
The remains of the late D. Fl. Rod
new were removed from the receiving
vault at Evergreen Cemetery on Mon
day and taken to his old home in Del
aware.
Mr.. and Mrs. George SAMSON have
gone to Washington for few days.
Mr.. Samson attending the convention
of the National Stone Contractors
Association.
The managers Of the Morris County
Savings Bank has appointed Horace
G.. Wolfe, secretary and treasurer TO
fill the unexpired term of David ii.
Rodney, deceased.
Mrs. William Lounsberry tripped on
a stair at her home on Elm street on
Wednesday evening and fell, injuring
her head so badly that she has been
confined to her bed.
A draw head on one of the cars of
Conductor William Ayers train. $50 a.
M, broke on Wednesday morning
while east bound. The car was side
tracked at Convent.
James Clark has finished removing
the large BeechWood Hotel stables at
Summit to new location. He is at
present moving a building on Water
street for Vincent GolderesfH'fFs 7 sfs&
The Schumann Instrumental Trio
PLAYED at a wedding in Orange on
Monday night. The members are
Miss Anna Ell. lessen, violin; Ellis v.
Bower, cello, and Clarence d. Wells,
piano.
William J. Cooper leaves on Satur-
day for tour with a party OF fifteen
for cruise on the Mediterranean re-
turning April first. Mrs. Carrie d.
Fell formerly of Morristown is one OF
the party.
The annual meeting of the Morris
County Branch of the State Chariti es
Aid Association will be held thi;
Wednesday afternoon, the 10th, at 4
o'clock in the parlors of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The Truck Company's red wagon
was called to the manSe of the First |
Presbyterian Church on Monday even
ing where a chimney was burning |
briskly. 1t burnt out however before |
the firemen could use their extinguish-
erS.
Supervising Deputy Grand Regent |
Ackerman will install the newly elect |
ed officers Of Loantaka Council, Royal |
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music and oratory has also been ar
ranged and refreshments will be
served. s.ss 49,
The Master Plumbers Association
has elected the following officers: w.
v. Meslar, president William Kay, |
vice president w. q. Drake, secre-
tary; w. G.. Byram, treasurer; trus-
tees, w. G. Drake, L. b. Tompkins
and w. G. Byram.
The Christian Scientists of Morris
town organized a society on Thurs
day evening with Arthur S. Pierson,
chairman Charles Finkelmeier, treas
urer Mrs. w. e. Parsons, first reader
and George SAMSON, second reader.
The Woman's Union Missionary So
ciety will hold it's 10th anniversary on
Wednesday, January 10th. at IL a. m.
and PM, at the Bible House, Fourth
avenue and Eighth street, New York
City. Addresses from Miss Julia e.
Hand, a Missionary from Y Yokohama,
Japan; from Mrs. Edward hume, from
Bombay, India, and others. Morris
town members and friends are cordial
ly invited TO attend.
The fourth lecture in the course
provided under the auspices of the
Society of The Alumni and Alumnae
OF Bayley School will be given on this
Tuesday evening, January 18th, in the
School Hall, on Madison street. The