The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

James Riley has purchased the prom
Using running mare Nelly T. =
Father Dolan gave lecture on
Italy" before the alumni of Bayley
school Monday evening.
Many young people have joined a
whist and dancing club which will
hold it's first meeting in the Miller
hall this evening.
There will be a song service at the
Young Mems Christian association
Sunday afternoon at which the Nor
ristown Glee club will sing. 4
MorriStown Conclave, No. $50, In
dependent Order Of Heptasophs, will
hold its annual election of officers on
the evening of December 10th.
While Fred Tompkins was drying
T.. B. TompkinS' $1,000 Northern mo-
tor Car through Whippany last even
ing the machine took fire and was de-
stoyed.
The local Young Mems Christian
association basketball team will play
an exhibition game with the Madison
association team on Thanksgiving on
the local court.
The jury in the suit Of the New
York Importation company against
Edward G. Perry, brought in a verdict
on Monday for the full amounted sued
for, 81, 90l.97.
Former Sheriff George Shaw re-
moved to his home in SuccaSunna on
Monday, turning over the possession
of the sheriff's residence to Sheriff
Calhoun Orr.
Company G, of Summit, and Com
pany B, of Morristown, both of the
United Boys brigade, will engage in
sham battle on Frederick G, Burn
hams estate on Thanksgiving day.
John Nc Loughlin, of Ohio, brother
OF Mrs. Thomas Mulvey, has come east
to purchase steam shovel. His
nephew, Thomas w. Mulyey, jr., &C
companied him to New York Monday.
The Rev. Robert Forbes, d. d., will
speak in the Methodist church on Sun
day on behalf of the board of Home
Missions and Church Extention, of
which he is the corresponding secre-
tary.
Rev. DIR. Hughes preached at the
MOrriStOwn School chapel last Sunday
afternoon. Next Sunday, November
22nd) the Rev. Thomas B. lronside, of
the Market Street Mission will preach
at 5 p. M.
The Knockers club basket ball team
goes to Jersey City Thursday after
noon and plays the high school team
of that city. On Friday night the
Knockers go to Red Bank to meet the
OrientalS.
The Oliver-Drake Co. has the con-
tract for the plumbing, heating and
metal work on the addition John o.
III. Pitney is having built to his Madi-
son avenue residence and also for his
new stable.
A horse belonging to Hugh Kelly
dropped dead Tuesday afternoon while
resting on Chestnut street. The horse
was hitched with three others to a
load of coal and had just dragged the
load up the bill.
Eugene Carroll, G., Franklin Wilson,
Charles r. Whitehead, Frank Mul-
ford, Horace G.. Wolfe and Lewis f.
Sturgis are the guests to-day of An
drew G. Phillips, enjoying the hunt
ing on the latter's place at Ralston.
Application has been made for the
pardon of Joseph Carullo, who shot his
daughter and his Son-in-law, Carlo
Carriere, during family quarrel in
Flagler street last winter. Carullo
was sentenced to state prison for seven
years.
"A surprise party given at the home
of Mf.and Mrs. Chester Cole on Water
street, Wednesday evening. Dancing
was INDUCED in to the "wee sma'
. hours of the morning. Friends from
Mt. Freedom, Newark and Morristown
being present.
The Electric Alloys Co., which has
rented the Rosevear mill on Water
street is excavating for an addition to
house some annealing apparatus The
company expects to start the manu-
facture of wire and metal alloys about
January first
The wall lack of the sergeant'S desk
in police headquarters has been paint
ed an olive color to obviate the soiling
incidental to constantly brushing
against the former white wall. The
work was artiSticailv executed by
Doorman Herbert @. Wildey.
W. P. jerks, who recently purchased
the estate OF Emory McClintock on
Kemble hill, is having a new water
plant and new drainage system in
stalled. New plumbing is also being
put in the house. The Oliver-Drake
Co. has the contract.
James f. Roberts, who entered Col
gate university this year, graduating
with the class of '08 from the high
school, is doing well in track athletics.
He won the 100 yard dash, 220 yard
dash and the quarter-mile run in the
Sophomore Freshman games held re-
Gently.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the MOrrstOwn McAll Auxiliary will
be held on Tuesday afternoon, Deem
Der first at half-past three o'clock in
the parlor Of the South Street church.
An address is expected from friend
OF the Auxiliary A general invita-
tion is extended.
A great success was the fair and sup
per given by the Ladies. Aid society of
the Methodist church on Tuesday at.
ternoOn and evening. The booths
were handsomely decorated and the
big stocks of goods with which they
were loaded were almost all sold.
Nearly five hundred sat down to the
supper.
The Rev. Albert Erdman, ID D., will
make an address this evening in G.. A.
r. hall ON the Hawaiian Islands. "
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