The Morris County chronicle., 1909-04-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

David =. Mcclellan has joined the
New Jersey Automobile and Motor
club.
Hosmer p. smith is building a per
COLA for Max e. Schmidt, Of Madison
avenue.
Harvey Loree, who purchased Mrs.
Francis A. Lees house on western
avenue, is having it raised about four
feet.
The furniture in Street Commission
or Howard Coles Office has been aug
mented by the addition OF a draught-
ing table.
j.. Howard Hulsart, county superin-
tendent Of schools. has been elected
secretary Of the New Jersey State
Councilof Education.
Edgar Dickson, of Washington
street, caught fifty suckers Thursday
afternoon with a hook and line at the
Pocahontas pond dam.
Michael Sandulli shot a blue heron
on the Columbia meadows Thursday
afternoon that weighed i've POUNDS
and is five feet in height.
The Mohuscowungie tribe, Imp. O.
r.. M, will give its twelfth annual
ladies' night at the wigwam, Miller
building. on Monday evening, April
10Th.
Cyrus Gulick, hostler in the Lacka-
wanna round house here, has been
transferred from his day work here 10
night duty at the Dover rounu
house.
Lewis Corwin, a former resident OF
Morristown but now living ID New,
burg, is visiting in town for several
Z days as the guest OF Mrs. Il. Il. Falr-
child, of Prospect street.
william Cook, alias Simmer, was
arrested on Saturday night and COM
mitted to Jail for being drunk and dis
orderly. This makes the 1S5th trip OF
Cooks to the county jail.
Tonzo Savage. Of Newark, whose
show horses Lord Nelson and Grand
Duke. were exhibited at the field club
show last fall, made a hit with the
pair at the Atlantic City show last
week.
Thomas Mulvey fell through trap
door to the celler of j. B. Dickson's
greenhouse ION Monday evening and
has been confined. to his home for sey-
erar days with the resulting bruises
and shock.
The board of trustees of the First
Baptist church organized Thursday
evening with the Rev. Isaac M b.
Thompson, PRESIDENT: Samuel Van
Dyke, secretary and John N. Conk-
ling treasurer.
Margaret M. Burnett, OF NO. 90
Park avenue, Madison, has posted IN
the clerks office notice of her lnten-
bion to apply to the Supreme court at
its June term for admission to the bar
as an attorney.
Miss Emma Il. Babbitt, vice princi-
pal in charge ofJhe Speedwell Avenue
public school, has resigned owing to
continued i'll health, and has removed
to.Orange. Miss Merchant is temper
arily in charge of the school,
A gown valued at 81 900 and another
at 800 will be worn by Miss Alma
Powell, who plays the part OF = Dal-
lasT in the original New York pro
ductfon of the Man OF the Hour
when that company plays at the Ly-
Ceuul. ju6dUIC ilOlOOil W CudSouUJ N'Sh
ing.
While riding horse back on Speedwell
avenue Friday morning John Lane
was thrown from his mount by the
animal shying. Lane was carrying a
large package and could not control
the horse with one hand. He was un-
hurt. The horse was caught on Park
place.
Western avenue youngsters set hire
to brush in the rear Of Carl Voight's
residence Thursday afternoon and the
red wagon, manned by Chiefs Runyon,
Day and Mack, with couple OF truck
members, hustled up and soon had the
= blaze extinguiShed.
Richard Palkey, a mechanic, was
badly hurt at the Lackawanna cut-Qh
at Andoyer Saturday morning and was
brought here to Memorial hospital.
He was caught in some macfhnery and
e crushed about the body and his shoul.
derS were dislocated. He has chance
of recovery, it is said at the hospital
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