The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-08-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Next Monday is legal holiday
Labor Day.
Edward Van Fleet has position as
inspector on the sewer work.
The "A. M. E. Sunday school ran an
excursion to Cranberry Lake Thurs
day.
Twenty or more of the residents OF
the Hillside section had a picnic on
Wednesday.
The Gas Company is laying new
mains on Flagler street and will lay a
main through Mills street.
The sewer work has been a blessing
to may persons having lots or side
walks which needed filling in.
Quantities Of dead fish in the Whip
pany river few days ago gave evil
lence of some unusual pollution.
Lewis E. Clark has the contract for
the erection of the concrete wall and
steps in front Of the Hillside public
school.
Work has been started putting the
scontr etc flooring on the Centre street
bridge. The Dover Boiler Works has
the contract.
The granite bowl for the new drink
ing fountain was hauled from the
depot and set on Monday. 1t weighed
five and half tons.
In answer to inquiries we would
(. state that dogs can be licensed at the
Board of Health Office in the Farrelly
l,rildinu SnlIth street..
The new oil tank of the Morris Coun-
ty Dust Laying Company was used Tor
the first on Friday. when a tank-car OF
dustolene was pumped into it.
Edwin Day Parker, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John V. G. Parker,
died early Wednesday morning. He
was sixteen months old.
The board of fire wardens will par
ticipate in the firemen's parade on
Thursday. They have invited, the
boardof engineers to accompany Jnem.
The granite bowl for the new foun-
tain has been shipped and is expected
any day. The balance OF the fountain
is OF INDIANA limestone and is also
ready. ii
Nicholas Marinaro has sold a lot to
James Bufano and contracted to erect
a house on it 24x36 feet in size, to cost
about 50 900, from plans by Walter b.
PierSOn.
Frederick Kraft, of Jersey City, the
Socialist candidate for governor OF
New Jersey, addressed an open air
meeting on the Park on "Wednesday
evening.
The annual lawn party of St. Mar
caret's Church begins tonight and
Continues Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. A large tent has been
erected on the corner of Sussex avenue
and Columbia street.
The copious rain of Friday night
was very welcome after the long
adraught and helped what was left OF
the crops considerably. Pasturage
hereabout is in bad shape, corn nearly
a failure, and potatoes half crop.
The September report of the indie
pendent Order of ForeSterS shows
chat it has surplus of over 81 ,000,-
900. and a membership of 100000. 1t
leads all fraternal organizations in
gross amount of assets and per capita.
The police are looking for Pietro
Zemarano.wh last Sunday afternoon,
cut his brother, Dominic, with razor
while in g. Bontempo'S store on Flag
Ter street. The quarrel was over girl
in italy and resulted in Dominic'S get
ting badly cut about the face so much
so that he was taken to All Souls Hos
pital for treatment.
Nicholas Marinaro has contracted
with Che United Box Board and Paper
COMPANY to erect an addition to the
boiler house and set two new boilers
at the Hanover Mill at Whippany; al
so to erect brick pumphouse, a screen
house, and concrete foundation and
one abutment for the railroad bridge
at the Caledonian plant.
Joseph Dante was arrested for a sec
,ond time on Thursday morning accused
by j Frank Murphy OF stealing pair
of shoes from him. Last week he was
arrested for stealing clothing and 9th
er articles from the barn OF Mrs. w. s..
Poor on Franklin place. He was re-
leased on bail that time, but on Thurs
day was committed to jail for safe
keeping.
The New York and New Jersey Pro-
duce Company has been incorporated
with an authorized capital stock of
100000. The principal office is in the
First National Bank Building and the
agent named is Joseph Hinchman who
with e. K. Mills and Lawrence Day
are named as the incorporatOrs. The
company is authorized to do general
produce business.
The Heath Salmon Realty Company
is another new Incorporation with $780,
900 authorized capital stock to do a
real estate and insurance business and
deal in land. The incorporatorS are
john @. X. Heath, Irving E., Norwood
b. and Joshua r. Salmon and f. A.
Trowbridge The office is room 20
Babbitt building and the agent in
charge is John O. X. Heath.
The Rev, WsWarren Giles, formerly
pastor Of the Baptist Church at Sum
INIT. has been called to the pastorate