The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-21

The Lackawanna is planning to tear
out all exc ept one of the SidingS cas-
of the main tracks and opposite the
passenger station, but leaving the
switch to the beef house. Several
new tracks are to be laid on the
graded space near the freight house,
w. G. Van Doren has completed
plans for three story store and resi-
dence building to be erected by George
Hirschman on the corner of Sussex
avenue and Cleveland street. There
will be two stores on the ground floor,
one of which will be occupied by the
owner.
Farley Osgood, who resigned as the
Morristown District Manager of the
N. Y. & N. j. Telephone Co., to be-
come general manager of the New
Milford, Conn, Power Co., has been
appointed general superintendent of
distribution OF the Public Service
Corporation.
The police have been notified that
the Children's Society of 1O5 Scher-
merhorn street, Brooklyn, has in
charge Frank Baker, colored, ten
years of age who says his residence is
at 80 Madison street, Morristown.
They have been unable to locate the
boy.
The Morristown School won the
first game of its series Saturday, de-
feating the Hamilton n. Y. Institute
TO the tune of rs toll. The score:
r. FL. E.
Morristown. 52o32554x-26 "a 5
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Batteries Kelly and Castles; Hard
castle, Jetmore and Regain.
Frank d. Stanley a former secretary
of the local Y. M. G. A. has recently
gone to ST. Augustine, Florida, as gem
eral secretary OF the association in
that city which is now occupying an
$4,000 building erected by H. NJ. Flag
Ter. Mr.. Stanley has been at Troy, N.
Y. for the greater part of the time
since he left Morristown.
A number of M0rristown people took
part in an entertainment given at the
residence OF f. L. HendrickSon, New
Vernon, on Wednesday evening, for
the benefit of the New Vernon Chapel.
Among them were Miss Lydia Wise,
Miss Annie Bates, Miss Clara Leek,
Rufus Whitehead, DR.. Totten, Geo..
IL. Sherman, Harold Blackford, JOhu
Berry, j. Elbert Egbert
The third annual May Party III der
the auspices of the Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church. will
be held Saturday, May 18th in the
Buruham woods. The attractions
will be swings, pony carts, gypsy for
tune-telling and boating, with ice
cream, cake, candy, lemonade and
sandwiches On sale. Ii stormy The
May Party will be held the following
Saturday.
The contracts for the new Mansion
House stables and sheds have been let
to SturgiS Bros, maSonS, and Reeve &
Burr, carpenters, The main structure
will be 90x50 feet containing twenty
carriage room 25x35. Harness. and
Mushrooms each 14x22 will be attached
also five open sheds. The structure
will be built Of concrete blocks with a
low pitch Stag roof. T.. Cecil Hughes,
of Newark, is the architect
The Newark Sunday Cali says under
Boston correspondence date: Mrs.
MarcellIs Huntley Dodge, who was
Miss Ethel Rockefeller, young st
daughter of William Rockefeller, has
been in this city for the last few days
with her husband accompanied by
Philip Hiss, the New York architect.
They are seeking Impressions and ideas
for country house to be erected near
MorristOwn, N. j., which it is said,
will cost couple Of millions. They
have been visiting by automobile a
number of the more notable country
estates about Boston's suburbs.