The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Philip LaRue, of Mills street,
has been visiting friends in Washing
ton.
Victor Ii. Boell of Dickinson Col
lege is home for the Christmas holi-
days.
Tax Collector David Il. Barkman
took in over S56,0000 on Saturday and
Monday.
DR.. James B. Mosedale has gone TO
England for five weeks visit with
his mother.
Mrs. Sherwood Barrett is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter 1.
Cook, at Butler.
Mrs. John Gordon, Of Bellview ter
race, has been entertaining Miss Mar
garet Berg, of Orange.
DIR. William G. Sharp and Miss Lii
liam Larnbury, Of Linden, will be mar
ried tod ay in Paterson.
Miss Lena Hibler, who is making
her home in Philadelphia, has been
visiting friends in Morristown.
Mrs. Charles H. Nelson, of Phoenix
avenue, has been entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Quick, OF New YORK
state.
Morris academy closed Friday for the
Christmas holidays. The boys will
have vacation of two weeks and two
days.
Mrs. Eugene C. McCauIey, of Indian
apOlis, has been visiting at the home
of Mrs. William 81. Lounsbury on Elm
street.
Frank Cronshey won the signet ring
offered by Parker g. VanCleve to the
boy who sold the most Pocohontas
pond tags.
Patrick f. Welsh has sold the house
and lot at No. % Morris street to An
drew J. Wurzer. Eugene ". Welsh
negotiated the sale.
Miss Emma .Cihler, who is gov
erness in a Spanish family is now in
Havana, and will later go to Mexico
and in a month to Madrid.
Frank J. Tefft has retired from the
firm of Lippman and Tefft, grocers,
having sold his interest to his partner,
Frank E. Lippman.
Judge Mills in court this morning
granted transfer OF the license for
the Milton End hotel at Milton from
John Richards to Arthur Crate.
A.. t. A. Torbert Post, No. "a, G. A.
r., was given it's annual inspection on
Tuesday by Assistant Inspec-
tor Samuel Brown, of this town.
Charles Higgins, clerk in the post
office. scratched one of his hands while
at work Friday and blood poisoning
setting in has been confined to his
home.
Christmas will be observed in the
Maple Avenue school by special exer-
cises in the chapel, under charge of
thefifth and sixth grades, Wednesday
afternoon.
The class on City Problems" I'M
der the tutelage of its Instructor, Phil
p. Jacobs, paid visit to the lnterna-
tiOnal tuberculosis exhibition in New
York city on Saturday.
Owing to continued i'll health First
Assistant Chief Engineer George Cob
bett,. of the fire department., has been
compelled to enter the German hospi-
tai, in New York, for treatment.
Frederick w. Ford is acting tenn
porarily as assistant teller and note
teller at the National Iron bank while
Howard W. Milford, who regularly
fills that position, is taking vaca-
tion.
The New York & New Jersey Tele-
phone company is handing out to its
patrons road map OF northern and
central New Jersey. 1t is NEST yalu-
able as an aid to motorists, bicyclists
and drivers.
Miss Fannie Haynes and John Ack
N0o rrioA i'm Gf ppfQF}C
church Sunday morning by the Rev.
Philemon f. SturgeS The ceremony
was attended by only a few friends
and relatives.
Stephen G. Griffith. jr., G. franklin
Wilson, Dr. Clifford Mills, Nathaniel
@. Toms and Carl ". VOgt are the
committee in charge of the annual
banquet of the Tapkaow club to be
given on Lincoln's birthday.
Justice Edward q. Johnston has
rendered a decision in favor of the
Wilkinson Gaddis Co.. who brought
suit against b. e. Best & Co., of Do
yer, for Sl05. 83 for groceries purchased
from them by the Dover concern.
After conducting postal card vote
upon the question Of changing the
hour of Sunday morning service at
the South Street Presbyterian church
the vestry has decided to make no
change at present, but the matter will
come up for final action in the spring.
the second day after we Won 81
pur bow to life in the heart w;tbor+ No \
pity, pining for the privacy her uitbo,l
/. -. enu seeAins ~ iiye peare.
ind answering then the None hi
py countenance, she whis- W
Miss Minnl% Schweikhardt and a.
young lady friend were thrown from
carriage at the depot yesterday after
noon but were uniniured beyond few