The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-03-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

The school meetings will be held
next Tuesday.
The board of freeholders and board
of excise both meet to-morrows
The Wolfson store on South street
has been sold to Mrs. A. Greenfield.
The local rostoffice has received "a
supply of the new one cent stamp
books.
John K. Shaw, of Baltimore, Md,
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. j.
r. Runyon.
The Calvary Baptist Church netted
S135 for the improvement fund at the
services on Sunday.
John T. Ritter purchased the lot on
Water street formerly owned by the
Trinity Baptist Church.
The Business Mems Association
will hold it's annual meeting in the
Y. M. G. A. Hall tonight.
The State tenement house inspector
recently paid visit to Morristown,
inspecting a number of buildings.
The Esther Cooper will case is again
before Judge Mills. G. r. Axtell was
on the witness stand all day yester-
day.
Philip Bartles has sold his double
house, sc King street to Miss Rather
inc Curtin. The price was about
5000.
Enoch Berry has sold his house and
lot on Pine street to Aug VanHouten.
Mr.. Berry will remove with his family
to Winnipeg.
The junior five of the Morristown
High School defeated the Gladstone
team at Gladstone last Friday evening
at basket ball.
1t is stated that the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Co. has purchased all the
creameries along the line and will con-
duct them in the future.
Rev. Homer G. Stunts, delivered an
address on the PHILIPPINE Island work
of the Methodist Church, in the local
Methodist Church on Sunday.
Baltusrol has been chosen by the
New Jersey Golf Association for the
annual championship and June 6,
and have been selected as the dates.
The business of the Morristown
Garage Co. has been sold to Gus. +.
Lowe who will carry it on at the gar
age corner of Morris and Pine streets.
The sheriff's Office in the court
house is being repaired aud redecorat-
ed. Meanwhile Sheriff Shaw has his
office in the general room and the
hall.
W. A. Stilwell has rented the house
on Elm street formerly conducted by
Mrs. Boggs and after repairs and al
terationS are made will open it as a
boarding house.
The anniversary of the Market St.
Mission will be celebrated in the South
Street Presbyterian Church on Sun
day. In the evening L. b. lronside
will be ordained.
The Junior Christian Endeayor So
ciety of the First Baptist Church will
have sale of ice cream, cake, candy,
etc, in the Sunday School room on
Friday afternoon.
Harry Wickham, of Washington
Valley, succeeds P. II. Wright, re-
signed, as assistant superintendent in
the Office of the Metropolitan Insur-
ance Co., at Boonton.
The snow seems everlasting. The
warm weather of Saturday was rapidly
changing it into water when a change
of weather brought another fall OF
five inches on Sunday.
Edward Wilson, who was injured in
his fight with his brother Wilson last
week when an axe was used by both
parties was taken from the county
Jail to All Souls Hospital on Friday.
The Golden Glow branch of the In
ternational Sunshine Society visited
the Old Ladies' Home on Saturday and
gave a program of music and recita-
tionS after which refreshments were
served.
Wilson and Edward Peterson are
again in Jail as the result of an argu-
ment with an axe on Thursday night.
One has fractured skull, the other is
badly cut about the head and his
skull nicked.
Judge Mills has awarded the custody
of the three year old child OF the late
Frank Glass to the S. p. @. @. The
child is at present with The mother,
who it is declared is not tit person
to have it's custody.
The Chinese laundryman opposite
The Lackawanna station reported to
the police this morning that some one
had entered the laundry by removing
a pane of glass from the window in the
rear and had taken about SIS from the
clothes of the laundrymen.