The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-03-19

B. o. Chisolm will add sixtv-eight
feet to his green house on his farm on
the Whippany road and will also have
a hundred and fifty feet of cold frames
built and concrete curbS laid around
his garden walks. Eney Grupelli is.
the contractor for the concrete work
and G. r. Lindsey is the carpenter.
A number of persons were displeased
at the exhibition of the Irish flag
above the Stars and Stripes at the
West End Hotel on Saturday and Sum
day. 1t was proposed to have COM
miUtee wait on the proprietor and re-
quest him to reverse things, but The
matter was finally allowed to Slip by.
The surveys have been finished as
far as Somerville for the extension OF
the johnson systems interurban troll
ley line, now in operation between
Trenton and Princeton on to Somer-
vile. The line staked is eighteen
miles long and runs through Kingston,
Rocky Hill, GriggStoWn and Milestone.
The Tapkaow Club is planning for
gala night on Tuesday, March 26,
when the bowling team of the Rose
vile Athletic Association, champions
of the Athletic League, will bowl
with the local club members. The
team from Roseville will be composed
of Messrs. Pierson, Olazago, Meyers,
Vanness and Wood.
Rev. James l. Vance, of Newark,
addressed the Mems Club of the First
Presbyterian Church on Monday even
ing. His topic was 1.-THE Passing of
the IndiYidual,n but the address was
a plea for the rights and statement
o. the Importance of the individual.
The address was Illustrated by num-
Der of interesting anecdotes.
The butcher shop of the Mercantile
Cooperative Association on Spring
street was entered during Wednesday
night and piece OfDeef and chicken
taken from the ice box. Entrance
was bad by forcing the back door.
Suspicious were held as TO certain per-
sons, but search warrants failed to re-
veal either chicken or roast.
R. w. McEwan and II. G. Reynolds
were in Trenton last Tuesday before
the Senate committee TO which was
referred the potable water commission
bill. Mr.. McEwan spoke in favor OF
the bill as did State Geologist Kun
mel, @. @. Vermeule and others. The
only opponents were the president and
counsel of the East Jersey Water Co.
A social was held under the auspices
of the workers of the Market Street
Mission on Monday evening in cele-
bratiOn OF the eighteenth anniversary.
There was brief religious service,
after which stories were told by Rob
! No, lOI,. 1 In Il
Ironside. Rev. 4. B. Dwight and E.
FL. Langdon. RefreS h m n is were
served during the evening.
The Morris County Road Drivers
Association has elected the following
officers: President, Lewis A. Waters,
Madison; presidents, DR.. f.. O.
Sutphen, Bernardsyille; Charles L.
Allen, Basking Ridge secretary, Jere-
miahsC. White; financial secretary,
Edward L. During treasurer, Man
uel Johnson; counsel, G. Franklin
Wilson.
The residents of the State Hospital
at Morris Plains gave a very credita-
BILE amateur minstrel performance at
the Institution on Washington's
Birthday and now propose to repeat
the entertainment at the Lyceum on
Easter Monday evening, for The bene-
fit OF All Souls Hospital. The hospi-
tai orchestra of fifteen performers will
help in making the affair Of particu-
lar interest.
Rev. Philemon +. Stprgis on Sunday
asked that the Easter collection at ST.
Peters Church be devoted to further
ing the work on the tower, There is
money in hand for section A but it is
desired while the derrick is up that
section B also be added at once and of
course if the money can be raised the
tower will be completed. However,
the present plan is to finish up to
seventy-two feet in heighth.
There was large attendance at the
Friday Evening Club last Friday even
ing and the lecture on the Panama
Canal which was of a popular order
was much enjoyed. The Sbereopticon
views shown were of unusual excel
lence. President Dwight appointed
Messrs. A. L.. Revere, w. j. Romaine
and John Jardine committee on NOM
inations TO report az the next meeting
which is the annual meeting Of the
club.