The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Mrs. Wilson S. Bissell has rented her
house Sc on Maple avenue TO George E.
Starr, Of New York.
W. joyce Kilmershas rented Alder
man Ira Mowery's house In Olyphant
park for the winter.
Thursday, No, ember 10th, the Nor
ris Gun club will hold big open shoot
at the traps on Hanover avenue.
Mrs. William A. Leek had the mis-
fortune to sprain an ankle while cross
ing Sixth avenue in New York on
Tuesday
The Knockers basket ball team goes
to Red Bank on the evening OF No
Vember 9th and will play the strong
OrienUals.
Miss Clara Lee will remove to New
York city, to become a librarian In the
Jackson square branch OF the New
York public libraries.
Charles Bradley is having the prop
erty recently purchased by him ad-
Joining his Madison avenue residence
improved by John T. Ritter.
Mrs. Albert Gardner Ropes will or
ganize a bible class for young ladies' IN
the First Baptist church on Wednes-
day afternoon at three forty-hye.
William Deckels, CT Madison, has
been awarded first prize at the flower
show in Mt. Kisco, n. Y. for chrys-
anthemum one foot in diameter.
a woods fire on Budd hill at mid
night gave Aldus III. PierSon and Jud-
son A. Davis a lively hours fight on
Thursday saving the formers bung-
allow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hever have re-
moved, from their place at Florham
Park to New York, having sold their
property to Lloyd Smith, OF New
York.
j. FL. Cook, manager for Armour &
company, at Elizabeth, has purchased
Edwin E. Arnold's interest in the
butcher business conducted by Arnold
brothers.
This evening will be held the open
ing meeting OF the Mems club of the
First Presbyterian church in the So
ciai rooms in the chapel. Refresh
ments will be served.
A fire among some dead leaves
threatened William j. Romano S gar
age on Headley road Saturday noon
and the chemical engine was called to
extinguish the blaze.
The Rev. II. G. Nc Bride, DID,, and
wife, of the New York East conference
will hold a series OF revival meetings
in the Speedwell avenue chapel begin
ming Sunday November 18th.
The Mems club Of the First Presby-
terrain church is to have the Rev.
Newell Dwight Hills, in the early
part OF December to lecture on Oliver
Cromwell. The public will be invited.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. A.,
f. De. Camp OF Wrights, California,
on October 9th. Mr.. De Camp is at
present serving as pastor of the Pres
byterian churches Of Skyland and
Wrights.
The football eleven representing the
MOrriStoWn School went down to de-
feat Saturday afternoon before the
Carteret School team Of South Orange
on the latter's field. The final score
was AZ To o.
Frank Masters, of Port Morris.
charged with wife beating and held in
default. of $500 bail, and William Brood
back, Of Port Morris, heldin default of
$500 bail for assault, were brought to
the jail on Thursday.
Stephen France cut his left hand
Saturday afternoon, severing three
arteries and neceSSitating six stitches.
France was cutting pears and the
knife which he was using slipped, in
ficting the wound.
The managers of the Woman's En-
ployment society have special sale of
garments suitable for the Needle
Work Guild at the Woman's Work
and Art Exchange on Saturday morn
ing, November l4th.
A social meeting for the men OF the
Methodist church will be held in the
Sunday school room on Friday even
ing. J.. Merrell Williams, impersona-
tor and humorist, will entertain and
refreshments will be served.