The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

The board Of aldermen will meet on
Friday night.
The winter time table of the Lack
awanna is expected to go into e1IecJ
on Sunday.
The members Of the South Street
Presbyterian Church meet to-nlghe 20
select pastor.
Work on st. Peters tower was re-
snmed on Thursday, stone TO START sec
tion Q having arrived.
Mrs. Augustus Crane closes her
house on Morris avenue on Thursday
and Will go to Washington, p O., for
the winter
Bruce" well-known dog, the
property of W. f. Day is dead at the
age of about eighteen. He has been a
FAMILIAR figure to customers for many
years.
WQrbgnen are laying &he marbloid
= fI00r ia the addition to the Memorial
Hospital Thestairs are in place 9and
the addition we'll on toward compile
tion
The Coles estate has sold to w. A
Dell the gas house lot and other va
can't land adjoining the Dell home
stead with right OF way out 70 Wet
more avenue.
Phoenix Miller has completed the
grading of the section Of the Washing
ton Valley road from the Mendham
road to W. S Kemey'S place, and ISL
putting. on the nacadam.
Charles S. Vernon, of Morristown.
has purchased from the Price estate
the little farm to the left of the Budd's
Lake road to Drakestown, says the
HackettStOwn :" Gazette.
John T. Ritter is building road
from Morris street to the rear OF the
Memorial Hospital. 1t will be ma
<Rdamiged, fourteen feet wide, and
have cobbled gutter on each SIDE.
The hall in Republican Headquarters
was filled ON Tuesday evening at a sec
.ond smoker and rally. The glee club
rendered several selections and the
principal address OF the evening was
delivered by Robert Carey, Of Jersey
G ty.
The local boards OF registry and
election throughout the county VIII
sit this Tuesday, October 70, 20 ADD
names to the registry list. Ihls VIII
De their final meeting forthls purpose.
Everyone should see to II that ne y
registered.
Rev. William Nj. Hughes will adj
dress the members OF. the Church Club
in their rooms in the Miller building,
this (Tuesday) evening, on Some In
SsraSting Incidents Of the General
Convention of the Protestant EpiscO-
pal Church, Held Lately in Richmond
Va
In the excavation for the condQlts.
III the Morris ~ Somerset Electrlc Co..
on Elm street, Sun OF the otsl IRON
and concrete water mains were I'M
covered. Pipes of like character were
found in THE sewer excavations on
Division sbreet,irl the rear Oh WASH.
ington's Headquarters.
The trolley company has moved its
gang from SpeedweH avenue, near
~prinE. to the upper end OF the street,
where 6hey are putting Ia tne short
section left earlier ia The work. ABS
other lot Of iron poles has arrived ana
viii probably be set AZ once The|
span wires have been put up Between
all the poles already set
Governor Stokes mas tece g, anu
accepted IIe res llaglVa.el 1919 ~ ss
squire Oh MorIlslo~Il, a. ptssls'Sias e
Cne New Jersey lseloIali@eoiy Iott,'ii VA,
sion MT squire sseFs a. e tes1s - ~
MS retirement; llie cot =. ,',s - ili7
health, Whicil ile eiall4s 2 stlsit 90 ~
make y lnposslple lpt nv ~ 49,
me duOieSeonheceee Will iis 0ilS0
some local friends are trying TO sect
prof Gener0go Pavese. the we'll
Enown fencing master TO fight
challenge ne mas acceptea rom i tt t,ac
Watrfliug q 2 sItha'iy, iel7 - Nv 4,
Egeetm, some llilie hsAs ut9i i,.ln
Pfoi BaFese llolqs ag wy plssstlO 0l .tt
the worlds elanplonslilpi sly, ,lla4 Ky
long ago ACTED as eutVf 70 1iesiusnV
Roosevelt
fPhe hlln4 neet.en Saturday was at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Bavard Blackwell instead. Of from the
Green as originally planned The
To1te circled from there across the
fields to the j. w. Ogden place, the