The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-04-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Thomas j. Davis has sold his milk
business to John Gilchrist
Attention is called to advertisement
Of mich cows by Nathaniel Niles IN
another column.
The Morris Feed Co.. has sold its
business to G. Fl. Leonard & Co., CIV
ing possession last Monday.
The board Of freeholders will meet
this Wednesday morning and the
board of excise next "Wednesday even
ing. 4
The Woman's Union Missionary
Society will hold its regular April
meeting this Tuesday afternoon at 800
10 the ,parlors Of the South Street
Church.
The Morris County Cruelties Soci-
cites are arranging an exhibition of
the posters and literature used in the
work for exhibition at the jamestown
Exposition.
The engagement is announced Of
Joseph B. RICHTER and Miss Susan
Dickerson, daughter of Daniel Dick
erSon, of Denville.
The New Jersey State Library,
Trenton. N. j.. has ordered a copy OF
Memorials of Hon. Joshua S. Sal
mon, by Rev. Andrew M. Sherman.
The First Presbyterian Church bell
has been returned from the MeNeeley
works where it has been recast and
was raised to its place in the belfry
Friday morning.
The Union Bible Glass will meet
during April in the church parlors OF
the South Street Church. The next
meeting will be on Saturday, April
9Th, at half-past four, instead OF half
past three as usual.
Miss Pearl Price, daughter of Robert
Price. died at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Fl. A. Grove, On Pine street, on
Wednesday morning. She was twen-
ty-four years of age and had been in
bad health for some time.
An exhibition of the work in draw
ing, done by the local public schools,
has been arranged by Miss Van Horn,
the drawing teacher, for exhibition at
the Jamestown Exposition, and was
shipped few days ago.
Members of the First Ward Hose
Co., with extinguishers, put out a fire
i'll the Office of the Dalrymple- Hastings
Co. last Tuesday night, which gave In
dicati0ns of making a dangerous blaze
had it acquired much headWay.
w. j. Romano has sold for Mrs.
George s Hastings her property OF
about four acres on South street to
Miss Margaret NJ Halves, of New
York. who has been renting the
place. The purchaser expects to inn
prove the property
Jacob Stiner has sold his interest in
the firm of Stiner & Scheuer to his
partner and brother. Possession has
already passed and the firm hereafter
will be Scheaer Bros. Julius Stiner,
manager of the store, retireS from
that position on Saturday evening.
Repairs to the Dutton garage re-
Gently damaged by fire are nearly com
plete The wooden shop building in
the rear of the Dntton store is being
repaired but the automobile shed Will
not be rebuilt A number of other re-
pairs to damaged buildings have also
been made.
The Christian Endeayor Society Of
the Congregational Church of Chester,
the first society organized in New Jer-
sey and the fourth west of the Hud-
son River will celebrate its twenty
fifth anniversary on Thursday. A
party of endeavorers from MorrStown
plan to attend the celebration.
A meeting of committees from var
Ai0us chapters of 1.-THE La Rue Holmes
Nature Lovers League" will be held
in the Public School Building, Spring
field avenue. Summit, April 10th, at 2
%. m. All members and OTHERS inter
ested in nature are cordially Invited to
attend. Chapters from Morristown,
Madison, Chatham, Summit, Milburn,
Short Hills, Springfield, South Orange
and Minneapolis, Mimi, will be repre-
scented and will present brief papers or
addresses on various themes connected
with forest and bird life.