The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-11-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

ington street has closed.
Rev and Mrs. MacCall were the
guests of Miss Ella Graves over Sun
day.
Andrew MellravY is in town looking
after some repairs to his store build
ing on Speedwell avenue.
Miss Mary Cody, the queen of the
carnival, has been presented with a
gold necklace by a number of her
friends.
David 2. Mcclellan, Charles A. Nc
Clellan. of New Y ork City, and Samuel
S. Chiids, have gone to Virginia TO
hunt quail.
Rev. J. T. Reeve, of Basking Ridge
entertained the members of the Nor
ris Ministerial Association at Days
on Wednesday.
The union Thanksgiving Day service
will be held this year in the Baptist
Church, with Rev. William Russell
Bennett as the preacher.
Messrs. G. f. Wilson, Elmer King
and Edward T. Mills, of Netcong,
start today for Kinston, n. O., for a
ten-day quail shooting trip.
The Board of Aldermen will hold d
special session next Monday evening
to consider the franchise ordinance of
Like Morris & Somerset Electric Co.
The annual meeting of the Norris
town Branch Of the Needlework Guild
will be held in Y. NJ @. A. Hall, on
Wednesday, November 10th, at $50
o'clock.
The fifty-ninth meeting of the Fri
day Evening Club will be held in the
Lyceum Oh. Friday evening, when the
Kneisel Quartette viii render a mu-
steal program.
]. X. Boniface is now occupying the
store formerly occupied by j. Field
man, in addition to his Old quarters,
Feldman having moved to Speedwell
avenue.
W. G.. Byram had the misfortune to
drop his pocket book in or near the
D.. L. g. w. freight Office Thursday
A liberal reward will be paid for its
recovery.
Local prize winners at the Madison
flower show were O. II. Kahn, DR.. d.
H. McAlpin, A. r. Whitney j. Il.
Pyle, Mrs. G. f. Stone, L. A. Thebaud,
j. S. Green.
The Protestant churches are con-
Siderihg a proposition to change the
hours of service ON Sundays to eleven
in the morning and quarter of eight
in the evening.
Thomas Flynn, hodcarrier, work
ing for Dempsey & Cooney, on the
Saltus house On Miller road, fell TWEEN
ty feet from a scaffold on Saturday and
was severely hurt.
FREDERICK Alberto was arrested on
Sunday on charge of trespassing
with gun, upon the Robert d. Foote
place. and was fined $25 by Police JUS
tice John Condor.
Trap shooting will be Saturday d.
version at the Field Club during the
tee are F. G.. Echeverria, f. w. Ford
and Elwyn W. Poor.
Commencing on Saturday and on
every Saturday evening thereafter
bridge will be played at the Norris
town Club beginning at nine O'Clock.
A light supper will be served at eleven.
James Rennoick has sold his house
and lot, IA Speedwell place. to Will
lam Art, through the agency Of II. }.
Genung. Mrs. William Baldwin, who
occupied the house, has moved to Mills
street.
Winners of the cups at the Morris
County Golf Club last Tuesday were
Morgan Smith, who had score of
eight up, and Ridley Watts first in
the handicap with III. Ward Ford
second.
Rev. Oliver Q. Horsman attended
the golden Jubilee services of the North
Orange Baptist Church Thursday ev-
ening. Rev. l. M. B. Thompson con-
Quoted the services in the Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Mary A. Soaring has sold to
the Morristown & Erie r. II. a TRAN
gular piece of land adjoining lands
formerly owned by the company for
the approach to the Morris & Somer-
set power house trestle.
Samuel Wilson, superintendent Of
the Civic Righteousness Federation of
Hudson County, will address the Pro-
hibition Alliance at the residence of j.
@. Van Glider, Ill Washington street,
on Wednesday evening.
The annual meeting of the Mems
Club Of the First Presbyterian Church
will be held next Monday evening.
Short addresses will be made by Geo.
r. Howe, of East Orange, Noah q.
Rogers and Mahlon Pitney.
William Fl. Thomas, a mine boss Of
Hibernia was brought to jail on We'd
nesday charged with the crime of in
cest. The charge was made by
Thomas wife and the victim was his
fourteen year old daughter.
Homer Davenport is i'll with an at
tack Of fever at Cleveland. Ohio. 1t
is supposed to be a recurrence Of an
attack OF desert fever, which he had
some time ago. AS soon as he can
travel he will come to his home at
Morris Plains.
Barney Sire, a former resident of
Morristown, died at his home in New
ark last Tuesday, aged So years. He
was brother OF Benjamin and Will
lam Sire
The Gas Company is laying a ten
inch main through Spring street, up
Morris to South and down that street
to Elm, TO provide volume and pres
sure enough TO meet the demands
The main IS the largest yet laid in
town.