The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-09-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Morris Gun club is planning an
open shoot for the second week in Oc.
tober.
Augustus Ayers has removed from
1874 Speedwell avenue to 168 SpeedWell
avenue.
George G. Corvinus with his family
has removed from is Early street to
Union Hill.
William e. Coils has been elected
president of the Chester V1gllant and
Protective association.
Morris Light Infantry will hold it's
drills beginning next Monday evening
in Loves garage, Morris street.
1.-THE Thief and "a Knight for a
Day" have been booked for early pro-
duction at the Lyceum theatre.
James Mcintyre has sold his place
on Loantaka terrace to John Bates.
The property comprises forty acres.
Beginning Thursday, october LIST,
the post office will be open from a.
M, to p. M, Saturdays included.
The old bass wood tree in front of
the Parker building was taken down
on Wednesday. 1t had become badly
rotted and was menace.
oakley & Leonard are erecting a new
stack on their ice plant on Albeit
avenue. The stack is fifty-one feet in
height and thirty-five inches in DIANE
ter.
Thirty-fve friends and neighbors of
Mrs. j. Gordon, Bellview terrace, Wis
tied her home Wednesday night and
admired night blooming cereaS In
bloom.
BY the will of Philip Bernius, adj
mitted by Surrogate David Young to
probate, his wife, Catherine Bernius,
is made the beneficiary and is ap-
pointed executrix.
Lucien Verneillet, chauffeur for
Charles Bradley, will lose an eye by
being struck in the face while crank
ing an automobile Sunday. He is in
Memorial hospital
B. Pareant, a Canadian employed at
the Armstrong brick yard, fell from a
chestnut tree on Sunday afternoon
and was so badly bruised that he was
taken to All Souls hospital for treat
ment.
David II. Wildey is having three OF
his houses repainted, including his
own residence on Morris street, a dou-
BILE house on AbbetJ avenue and the
house on Ridgedale avenue occupied
by James @. Health.
Harry Weir has been in the South
all summer running locomotive on
bfanch railroad out of Tallahassee, Ala
Weir, who is an electrical engineer
went South to run an electric motor
on the road but the motor did not
materialize so he qualified as locomo
tive engineer.
Opening rally of the Young Wo
mems Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church will be held II
the chapel Friday afternoon October
End at O o'clock. Sewing meeting ano
musical program followed by a tea
All the young women of the congre
CATION are cordially invited.
The gas company has been repairing
four leaks in its main along the north
west side of the park. When the Sewel
was laid the pipe was put under the
gas main and, it is asserted, the eartf
was not tamped properly, allowing the
gas main to sag away from the service
pipes and breaking the joints.
Work of putting the cables of thu
Western Union Telegraph compan.
about the park under ground has beer
completed, the company using a sec
ton of the Morris & Somerset com
pany'S condults. 1t now remains fo
the Postal Telegraph company TO maxi
good some OF the many promises mad'
to Alderman Day as to its lines go1nt
in the conduitS. When this is done
two and perhaps three of the pole
about the park will come down.