The Morris County chronicle., 1907-11-05
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

been set out in the new park.
A special election on a bond issue Of
S3S, 900 for water supply will be helo
at Mendham on November IT,
Mrs. Augustus Crane closes her
house on Morris avenue on Thursday
and will 60 to Washington, u. ", Tor
the winter.
Mounted Policeman Osborne has
completed his work for the season and
is again at Charles Bradley's place for
the winter.
Drew Seminary celebrates the four
tieth anniversary on Wednesday. Inc
historical address will be delivered by
Dr. Buckley.
Applications for civil service exami-
nations will be received until NoVem,
,-lgerl 4th. Examinations will be held
November 23rd.
Some of the friends OF Miss Ruth
Deremer, a prominent candidate for
Queen of the Carnival, have presented
her a gold bracelet. .
The Parkside Athletic Club will hold
it's annual dinner tonight at ,ihe
Pines on Speedwell avenue. MIS-.
Wulff will be the caterer.
Sturgis Bros. are erecting q new
barn of cement blocks for Mrs. CharleS
Kersting in &he rear OF her store
property on Washington street.
a,he supper for the benefit of the
BOYS Brigade held in the Flrs6 Bap-
tist Church on Tuesday evening net
ted $50 for the former organization.
The rummage sale for the benefit OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. nj. =.
A.. held in the vacant store, corner OF
Park and Market street, netted Sloo.
Mr.. Graw. who started the con-
dnit work for the Morris & Somerset
Electric Co., has been recalled 10
Chicago He is succeeded by Mr..
Budd.
The stated meeting of the Morris
County Board of the State CharltleS
Aid Association will be held in the .
nj. @. A. next Wednesday afternoon
at AIS.
The annual meeting of the Morris
town Branch of the Needlework Gulld
will be held in Y. NJ. G. A. Hall, on
Wednesday, November 10Th, at $50
O'Clock.
Stuart Lindsey has sold ten lots OF
his Johnes tract TO George3JoneS. Inc
lots face on Monroe and CEDAR stre3Gss
and were sold through the agency OF
Fl. G. Reynolds.
Louis Tremallo has purchased OF j.
e. Churchman the latter's property on
Morris street, including a small store
and larger building in the rear Ihe
new owner will improve the property.
James Rennoick has sold his house
and lot, IA Speedwell place, to VIII
lam Art, through the agency OF I'll. y.
Genung. Ms William Baldwin, who
occupied the mouse, has moved TO Mllls
street.
The regular meeting of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union Will De
held this Tuesday, afternoon, Novem-
Der 5, at o'clock, in their room IN
the Y. M. c. A. A large attendance
is desired.
The post office was swamped with
election matter on Monday morning,
some of the carriers not being able TO
get out until nine O'Clock and it was
past noon when the last one returned
to the office.
The red wagon was called out on
Monday afternoon to the coal yard oil
H. p. Witte on Water street, where
his woodpile was found to be on hre.
The flames were extinguished with
but little loss.
Some time between Saturday after
noon and Monday morning somebody
dug up and let fall five poles just
erected by the Morris q Somerset
Electric Co. on Sussex avenue, between
Mills anG Cutler streets.
The Democrats held rally in Lipp-
mans Hall on Wednesday evening
with speeches by Winthrop N.
Daniels, of Princeton George w.
Haight, of Jersey City; Irving b.
Salmon ard Augustus H. Bartley.
Otto Fl. Kahn received eight first
and eight second prizes for chrysan-
themums and vegetables shown at
Madison Thursday, the occasion Delng
the annual exhibit of the MOTIFS
County Gardeners and Florists So
ciety.
The WOman's union prayer meeting
will be held through the month OF
November in the ladies' parlor OF the
South Street church every Thursday
morning at 1920 O'Clock. The women
of all the churches are cordially in
vited to attend.
The Baldwin Real Estate Agency
has rented the O'Reilly house, "a
Maple avenue, to David l.. Fox: Reid
house, 81 Early street, to George II.
Dalrymple Kersting house, 81 Early
street, to Mrs. Frances @. Weymouth,
of Washington, d. Q.
Since the derailment accident Of a
week ago Sunday, the Lackawanna
has replaced the old stub switch with
a split switch, torn out the switch and
siding leading to the old turn table
ard made repairs. The Sidings were
hardly fit for a large locomotive to
run over.
Francis Z Woodruff has contracted
with the g. A. Mills Co. for the erec-
tion OF a second story on the laundry
building of the Paxton house on South
street, 40x12 feet in size, and also to put
several dOrmer windows in the roof OF
the main building to increase the ac-
commodations.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the First Baptist Church will hold a
japanese Tea in the church parlorS
this Wednesday, evening at s O'Clock.
A musical program has been arranged.
A silver collection will be taken for
the benefit of the Junior q. K. There
will also he ice cream for sale