The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-07-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Collins Weir is preparing plans for
an addition to the public scnool Dulld-
ing at Boonton.
nine ton granite monument will
10 erected for A. w. Theiler in Ever
green Cemetery.
The election to decide the fate of
voting machines in MOrriStown will be
held next Tuesday the twenty first.
A final dividend has been paid in the
cease of the estate of Thomas Malley
The estate paid 68.47 per cent. OF the
claims against it.
Through agency of Edward P. Ham
ilton & Company they have leased for
S. S. Dennis, his residence and grounds
on Miller road.
A representative from the govern
ment architectural department. is soon
expected in town to examine the sites
offered for post office.
w. w. Cutler is reported as being
one of four delegates to the Nationall
Democratic Convention in favor OF
Governor Johnson for president.
A lawn party was given on the lawn
of H. p. Piper'S residence, Early streeb,
on Wednesday afternoon, which net-
ted about $25 for fresh air work.
The Morris Plains Fire Department.
is arranging for carnival TO De held
on the 21st. 22nd and 23rd, the pro-
ceeds for the benefit Of the depart-
ment.
The second son of Fl. HI. Davis, Jr.,
AZ vuiff, nflanr small hnVS
on Tuesday was cut in the head with
a sharp stone. DIR. Becker was called
and sewed up the wound.
The chemical engine was called to
the Arlington Flats on Saturday night
and put out fire which started in a
waste paper box and set fire to the
walls. Little damage was done.
Philip .Iaqui who recently purchased
the Mann property on Speedwell aven-
ne will lay new concrete walk in
front of the premises and build small
house on the Water street front.
Theodore Ball who recently att
tempted suicide by taking carbolic
acid was discharged from the hospital
the first of the week and committed to
jail on a charge of disorderly conduct.
Alderman Mowery has purchased a
farm of twenty one acres at East Wor-
cester, small town on the line of the
u. q d. n. ~. Wnlcn ne inCenus ~ ~
improve ana occupy lor q sullnlci
nome.
The board of excise met on Wednes-
day and granted a wholesale license to
Acker. Neral & Condit. The appli-
cation for wholesale license on Water
street nag not peen pressed anu was
alioWeu to urop'
The resiuenceof e. Hurting, on Nor
ris avenue. was entered by someone
during Wednesday night and some
plated ware stolen. Entrance was
made through kitchen window which
i'ao e'iu0n0'y DeeA Wy
Frank L. Fighter and associates In
a base ball club are preparing base
: ball diamond back OF the ColllnsVille
chapel. The nine played part OF a
game there on the Fourth OF July and
expects to play other games soon.3
The extreme hot weather extend
ing from Sunday to Wednesday made
a boom in the local ice trade. All
three of the local ice factories were
hard at work notwithstanding the cold
stuff and ANYTHING on wheels did for a
delivery wagon.
Daniel Odenvelter, Of Bath, Pa, was
arrested and lined 10 and coStS on
Thursday for speeding his automobile.
Mounted Patrolman Osborne saw the
man and pursued him on motor cycle
from Madison avenue TO the Lyceum
before he could eaten up.
Two Hunoarians landed in jail on
Wednesday, Anthony JockneY,A OF
I Whippany, charged with aSSaultlng
Stephen Kafensky and breaking sew
y eral OF his ribs; James BurleSKy, also
OF Whippany, charged with assaultlpg
his wife and breaking one OF her arms.
= 80
u; Z. o0rnees, geneIal secreUary VI
pital for SINE days, suffering from what
was thought might be typhoid fever.
Such however is not the case, and ne
\ will probably be around again next
\ week.
Ioos T.u,ass hos oivor ont CON.
+roots e. tha arocti iS ~ . now two.
fa nII honsa IN < hhett avenue To
! Mooney & Lyons, masons +. ]. CLAN
f. vile, carpenter; Z. o.. Ducey, plumber.
! Il. I'll. Meskill is already digging the
cellar. The plans are by Collins Weir.
MRS. ID; "A. vernon, pIesiaenU, mas
s1OrWarueu SIU as D SUNSHINE gllu liolii
tne NelRnpOrIl0Oug oeNlAR CiIcle, "