The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-03-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Felice Allanosia has been engaged
as leader Of the Morristown band.
Mrs. Walter Duval, of Baltimore.
Md, is visiting Mrs. Oliver *. Day.
Howard f. Barrett is visiting rela-
tiyes at Plainfield for the month OF
March.
The Rev. Ralph B. Urmy attended
the local option hearing at Trenton on
Tuesday.
James j. Collins has removed from
No. 1877 Washington street to Mend
ham avenue.
Miss Isabella Drake, of Morris street,
is entertaining Miss LA Osmun, OF
HackettStown.
Mrs. Benjamin Day, of Ridgedale
avenue. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
White, in Butler.
Mrs. r. A. Cater, of Newbarg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Hutton,
of Sussex avenue.
The Alpha NJ held its Marchsmeet-
ing Wednesday evening at the nome
of Russell Pierson.
william G.. Hurting the new Cadil-
lac agent reports business good, and
+" Cadillac Thirty's'' better.
Miss Emma Cihlar, who is travelling
with Spanish family, was in the Ca
nary islands when last heard from.
Martin Toumev has removed from
Morris street to cottage on DR.. ID.
Hunter McAlpin's place at Littleton.
At its March meeting Wednesday
evening the board of excise granted a
renewal of Piper brothers hotel II
cenSe.
Lawrence Healey, of New York, a
former resident of MorristoWn, is re-
neWing old acquaintance in MOTIFS
town.
Miss Edith Phelps will entertain
Miss LOgan'S dancing class at her
home on Phoenix avenue next Thurs
day evening.
Morristown camp team, of the local
Woodmen, will go to Mendham this
evening and initiate several candi-
date into knowledge Of woodcraft.
The board of directors of the Ever
green Cemetery association has elected
George Ell. Ross, president; DaEid IL.
Wilday, vice-president; Harry A. Free
nan, treasurer.
This evening Alexander Irvine, Of
New York, will address the Men S
club of the South Street Presbyterian
church, on Bunkhouses and Some
Bunkhouse Men.
Mooney 81 Lyons have started work
on barn for Howard Coghill OF Nor
mandy park. 1t will be 30x40 feet,
built of fire proof terra Gotta blocks
and will cost 50, 500.
Walter Sewage has been elected cap
tain and Peter Piers0n, manager, OF
the Knockers club base ball team.
This team this year will play on the
state hospital diamond.
Deputy Supreme Organizer Edward
Sheffield, OF Brooklyn. visited Norris
town conclaye of Heptasophs on Thurs
day evening and addressed the lodge
on the general organization.
The Bertrand Island Transportation
company has been awarded the con-
tract for the carrying OF the United
States mails between Landing and
Nolan's Point, Lake Hopatcong.
A butterfly entertainment will be
given by Lily Of the Valley Court No.
IL, connected with the African Meth
odist Episcopal church, on St. Pat
rick's day at 20 Washington street.
The Young WomenS Missionary
society of the South Street Presbyter-
ian church is preparing barrel OF
clothing to be sent to Mrs. Sharpe, at
the Boydton institute, in Virginia.
Former State Senator Elias G.
Drake, of Chester, who has been SER
LOusly sick with rheumatism for the
last three months, has gone to the
Fair Oaks Sanitarium, near Summit,
for treatment.
Patrolmen William G. Meslar and
Arthur Meeker, of the police force,
have been i'll for few days. During
their absence from duty Doorman
Herbert G. Wilday has been doing reg
ular patrol duty.
Edward r. Duer, OF New York, a
distant relative of the old Morris
county Duer family, has rented one OF
the Dunn houses on James street for
term of years and will take possess
sion Immediately.
On Sunday evening March 18th, the
choir of the Methodist church will
sing Sir John Stainer's "Crucidxion, :"
and will be assisted by Quartette
and Warren @. Biggen, tenor, Of st.
Peters church choir.
/Ernesto Corrao an italian barber,
died at his nome, No. 20 Speedwell
avenue, Saturday morning after an
illness of six months. His funeral was
neld on Monday and the intermenG
was in Holy Rood cemetery.
There was no basket ball game on
the local court Saturday evening. The
Madison team appeared with only
four players and after waiting until
late for the arrival of their fifth man
declined to have local man put in as
substitute and the playing Of an ex-
hibition game and went home. Nor
ristown claimed the game by forfeit
ure.
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