The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-06-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

10Th instead OF The. Uhlrd, Gne regular
meeting day.
The Church of Redeemer is having q
concrete coping constructed along the
South street front.
The Church Club will hold its second
annual banquet at Days parlorS on
the evening Of June r.
The Lackawanna has torn up the
crossing Of the Morris County Traction
Company at Ledgewood.
The Morris County Board of Tax
alton has ordered twenty per cent.
raise to Dover assessments.
A light fall Of snow is reported in
MorriStown on Sunday morning be-
tween four and five o'clock.
Senator S. S. Childs and party start
on Wednesday on their annual hunt
ing trip TO the adirondacks.
The Madison Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION has been incorporated by
eleven residents of that borough.
The Cary Sand Co. has been incor-
porated by GuStaye Reinberg. Lewis
D. Cary and Herbert K. Salmon.
r. H. Williams, Jr., won the DOGGY
competition at the Golf CLUB on
Thursday, his score being four up.
John Jardine has rented the house
on Franklin street recently occupied
by Mrs. Brown, taking possession to-
day.
There will be a dual athletic meet
between the Morristown School and
Hackley, on the Morristown grounds
on Friday.
Collins Weir has drawn plans for a
one story hospital building 48x52 in
size to be erected at the F1remen's
Home at Bo0nton.
The Morristown School will close on
June 18th, but those taking college ex-
aminauiOnS will remain after that date
to complete their work.
Mooney & Lyons are at work build
ing brick house over the boiler when
the United Electric Company had set
up in the rear OF che Shelley ice lac
tory
The fire alarm wires we're cut over
to the new batteries located in the
truck house on Wednesday, and the
use of the plant in the electric light
abandoned.
The public meeting called to hear
the report of the lighting committee
appointed at the meeting in December
has been changed from Wednesday to
Thursday evening
Patrick Luby has purchased the one
barn left of the Mansion House group
and the remains of the horse shed
which he is taking to his quarry TO
erect over the machinery
A public meeting will be held in Y.
M. G. A. Hall ON Wednesday evening
to hear.a report of the citizens com
mittee appointed at the lighting
meeting held last December.
The Woodmen held memorial ser
vice on Sunday which was addressed
by Rev. o. Q. HorSman after which
the members decorated the graves OF
deceased members Of the order.
Eney Grupelli has purchased the FL.
o. Shelley lot on SpeedWell avenue ad-
Joining the former Hines place and is
grading street from the avenue to
the shore of Pocahontas Lake
DR., Hughes and Alfred Mills have
been selected as delegates to the con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church to be held next October, repre-
Senting the Diocese of Newark.
The Summer Shelter will reopen on
June 9Th with Miss Stratton in charge
as matron and Miss Littell as assist
ant. An additional dOrmitory to hold
ten beds is being added to the shelter.
The owners of the Mansion House
property are having part of a stone
wall torn down and will grade an out
let from the stable yard TO the lower
lane leading from Washington to Ann
streets.
The Current News Club went on its
annual ride Tuesday afternoon. The
destination was the Mendham Hilltop
Church and BernardSville; at the lat
ter place the Club was entertained by
Mrs. II. c. Rowell.
The managers of the sewing school
which meets in the Baptist Church on
Saturday mornings plan to take about
sixty OF the girls to New York on Sat
urday, the Natural History Museum
being the destination.
The apartments of Magistrate Whit
man who addressed the last meeting
of The Mems Club Of the First Presby-
terian Church were robbed a few
nights ago by man who had rented a
room in tile boarding house.
Miss Electa Farrand Baldwin's pu-
pills Will give Ghe aEadal piano recital
at the Whippany Presbyterian Church
on Saturday afternoon, June 18th, at
quarter before three q clock. Proceeds
for the benefit Of The church
AS announced in an advertisement
in this issue, MIR. and Mrs. Edward M.
Young's music school will give its am
nual concert IA the Y. Nj. 9. A. Hall
on Monday evening, June 10. Further
particulars in next issue.
A large number of automobiles
passed through Morristown on Thurs
day morning either as participants,
officials or sightseerS of the automo-
bile endurance test first days trip
The first control was at the Park.
TheWoman's Union Prayer meeting
will be held through the month of
June in the Chapel of the First Pres
byterian Church every Thursday morn
ing al 10. 30 O'Clock. The women Of all
the churches are cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
A new timetable went into effect on
the Morristown & Erie r. Il. on Sun
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