The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-09-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Miss Danas School will reopen for
the fall term next Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th.
1t is reported that the Cochran
place at Brookside has been sold and
will be improved.
The Tapkaow Club has decided not
to enter bowling team in the league
for the coming winter.
The fathers are busy at the police
building and will probably finish that
part of the work this week.
Joseph Whitman is having barn
52x60 feet in size erected of concrete
blocks Eney Grupelli has the con-
tract.
The list of borrowers of the Morris
town Library now numbers seventeen
hundred.
The usual Horse Show dinner will
be given at the Golf Club on Wednes-
day evening and the ball on the follow
ing evening.
+. #. Dolan has succeeded Samuel
Moore, resigned, as sexton OF the Bap-
fist Church.
Joseph York has sold his building on
Springfield avenue, Summit, to Miss
Joanna Murphy.
The Sunday School of the First Pres
byterian and Methodist Churches OBJ
served Sunday as Rally Day.
The Prohibition County Convention
will be held in the hall over the post
Office on Saturday afternoon.
The police arrested two young men
on Sunday for playing ball in the
street. They were fined 81 each and
costs.
Special services of prayer, both aft
ernoon and evening, are being held
this week by the Mendham Methodist
Church.
The A. M. E. Church is making an
effort to raise money for needed re-
pairs to the church building and to
pay some debts.
Two colored men and one white man
were arrested on Monday for playing
crap and each held to pay $2.75 to the
city for the game.
The funeral services of the late D.
Willis James were held in the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church, New
York, this morning.
Next Sunday will be observed as pro-
motion and rally day at the First Bap-
fist Sunday School, a special program
having been provided.
Miss Bertha L. Clark, violinist, will
resume her instruction in Morristown
on october 1st. Studio at Miss g. Rose
Cranes, 6 Atno avenue.
The Friday Evening Club has secur-
ed Hamilton w Mabie as the speaker
for the first meeting of the season to
by held on October 18th.
Loantaka Council Royal Arcanum,
is planning for a target excursion on
some date in October. William e..
Day is chairman of the committee OF
arrangements.
The celebration Of the first ami
versary of the conservation OF All
Saints Church, Millington, will take
place on Sunday, September 10Th, at
III o'clock.
The twenty-third annual reunion OF
the Alumni Association OF the Morris
town High School will be held on Fri
day evening, October 4th, in the rooms
of the Y. M. G. A. =
Mooney & Lyons started work on
Saturday on the new factory buildings
for the Arrowsmith Co. on Hanover
avenue, Morris township. G.. b. Par
sons has the carpenter contract.
Philip Jaqui will go about the mid
die of October to Maine, where he is
interested in large potato business.
He has rented his house on Speedwell
avenue for the winter 60 lsSac Katz.
The old Vogt house on Prospect
street has been torn down by q. L..
Wilson, who bought the structure and
is hauling the material to his place
near the race track, where he is build
ing house.
William Mooney has purchased the
market business of Joseph X. Kronen-
berg on Washington street, the meat
and vegetable businesses share the
store. Mr.. Kronenberg stays with the
new proprietor.
Sturgis Bros. have received the con-
tract for an additional section of the
tower of ST. PeterSl Church. The Sec
tiOn let will carrysthe wall up eleven
and a half feet above the top of section
b to the floor of the belfry.
Otto H. Kahn is one Of the founders
of the New Theatre in New York,
which it is expected will be opened in
1908 at Central Park, West end to
63rd streets, Ii will be endowed and
a step toward national theatre.
The. Morristown Drug Co. has been
Incorporated 10 do a drug business
with Office in the Bell building with
John M Mills, as agent. The incor-
p0rat0rS named are John M. Mills,
David FaiBafkman and Q. Augustus
Muir.
The rainfall on Monday afternoon as
recorded by Williams, Proctor g. Potts
was IDA inches. Their figures practi,
cally agree with those OF William A.
Dunn, who found that from Sunday
noon to Tuesday morning 2.6 inches
OF rain fell.
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Our reporter says that five million popu-