The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

family house on his lot 10 Oiyphan6
plrk.
Mrs. Charles Lewis has moved from
Washington street to " Rldgedale
avenue.
Frank E. Douglas and family have
IS moved from Western avenue to No. sc
Washington street.
q. Raymond Shelley has leased his
house on Early street to a Mr. Hayi-
land, of Essex Fells.
The Epworth league will have charge
of the meeting at the Market Street
mission on Friday evening.
The first concert of the season by
the Morristown Glee club will be given
on the evening Of November 18th.
Sturgis Brothers are laying a con-
crete walk and curb in 'front.' OF the
Cutler estate property on Grant sUreeU.
Oscar b. Smith. one of the Republic
can nominees for assembly, will remove
to MorriStown from Flanders the first
of November.
The Cooper place CD DeHart street,
occupied by the Misses Browne, has
been improved by the <laying OF a con-
crete walk and curbing.
Nicholas Marinaro has the contract
for the mason work on a house Tor
Alvah l.. Reynolds in Madison. The
structure will cost $4,000.
The Morristown Woodmen's drill
team has been invited by the WASH
ington Woodmen to take part In bne
inaugural parade next March.
Timetables giving the running time
OF Lackawanna trains in connection
with the trains OF the Hudson tunnels
can now be procured at the depot heres
Three men in the employ of the
shade tree commission are trimming
the limbs from trees along the streets
that interfere with the street lamps.
David #. Barkman, who recently
purchased the Kinsella place on Speed
we'll avenue, will remodel and enlarge
the house for two-family dwelling.
Miss Elizabeth Lounsbury has just
finished an exquisite elk's head and
antlers done in oils on a large calf'S
skin for the Morristown Lodge OF
Elks.
An addition to the faculty of the
Morristown high school has been made.
Miss Deane has been engaged and Will
teach some of the first and second year
subjects.
The Morristown company OF the
Bows brigade will visit Summit on
Friday evening, October 23rd, and as
sist in the installation OF company
in that town.
The Morris Aqueduct has just in
stalled a new pump at Littleton with
a capacity of thousand gallons
minute. This is the most powerful
pump the company has,
The Dorcas society of the Methodist
church will give shadow social
with some Halloween features at the
residence of Mrs. Esther, 40 Mills street,
Wednesday evening.
The Hallow Fen carnival commit
tee has offered prize of five dollars,
for the most grotesquely dressed boy
between the ages Of Twelve and fifteen
years in the carnival parade.
The board of governors of the Whip
pany River club has decided to keep
the stables open throughout the Win
ter season. The club has a fine stable
ably managed by John Lane.
The board of excise on Wednesday
evening granted licences to John 5.
Dwyer for Washington hotel; Edward
f. Cooney and Frank Piper, saloons;
and Stiner brothers, wholesale.
After several months of delay the
ornamental lamp near the James fOun-
tain on the park has been connected
up with the electric company'S lines
and is now lighted every night.
Target shooting events will be held
on the grounds Of the MOrristown
Field club every Saturday and holiday
during the fall and winter at 2.30 p.
M, beginning this Saturday, the
24th.
On Wednesday evening the Young
Women's Missionary society of The
South Street Presbyterian church will
give reception TO the Rev. Alexander
MacC0ll and Mrs. MacCOll in The Sun
day school rooms.
The Rev. William Russell Benefit
preached at the Morristown school on
Sunday. The Rev. Thomas j. Slicer,
OF New York city, will be the preacher
next Sunday The service is at five
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The golf tournament on Saturday at
the golf club brought big crowd to
the club house. AT least two hundred
people crowded the spacious buildii &
all the afternoon and lunch was tervOd
TO more than one hundred.
The Rev. Alexander MacColl will ad
dress the New Jersey Historical society
on Wednesday, October 2Sth, in its
rooms in West Park street, Newark,
the occasion being the sixty-third an
nual meeting of the society.
The Bayley Alumni association gave
a reception and harvest home at the
school hall Wednesday evening. About
one hundred attended. The favorS
were Japanese pin trays for the ladies
and Holland pipes for the men.
In Yale university from Morristown
this year are G. H. Raymond, second,
in the senior : class; III. Montague
Smith and Neal G. Stevens, in the jun
i0r class; j. Mex. Lewis and Britt Nc
Connell, in the sophomore class.
Thirty members of Resolute Hook
and Ladder company attended the
evening service at the Methodist
church on Sunday and heard their
chaplain, the Rev. Ralph B. Urmy,
preach from the subject, The ReSo-
luteS.
Socialists of Morristown have nom-
mated James Q. Timmons for mayor;
Aaron b. LoSey for alderman from the
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