The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-10-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

instruction in horseback riding within
it.
Election returns will be received at
the Morristown club on Tuesday even
ing, November End. Supper will be
served at ten thirty.
Adjutant Conway, of Newark, Of
the uniformed rank of FOresterS, will
inspect the Morristown camp team Of
Modern Woodmen on November 9Th.
Naomi Rebekah lodge, No. 20, I. O.
o. f., has issued invitations for a
dance to be held in its lodge rooms,
Elk b all, on the evening of November
End.
While cranking his automobile
Thursday afternoon the engine kicked
and the resulting blow from the crank
broke the small bones inWillis brakes
right wrist.
Frederick S. Smith is laying a water
main connecting Former Governor
Franklin Murpny's place on Mendham
road with the Mendham borough
water system.
E. T. H. Tallmadge has purchased
the imported hunting and saddle mare
Irish Lady and she will be shown at
the horse shows in both riding and
jumping classes.
Tiob+nino Thursday night struck a
+ransfnrnoar If the Morris Il Somerset
Electric company at William u. Wheel
ock's place and put 1T out OF commits
sion temporarily.
The sophomore class of the high
school has elected Frank p ierson pres
iGant, Misc Frances Myers vice presi-
dent Robert Clark secretary. and Miss
Ada Gobel treasurer.
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Daughters will be organized in the
Methodist church on Saturday after
noon nv girls between the ages of six
teen and twenty wears.
Tnls evening tne ladleS, auxlllary OF
tne boys Drlsaoe OIL tIie bapUlso ciiurcli
for the brigade Rox summers al, twen-
tv-fiye cents each are being sold.
Next SUNDAY evening Ine cnolr OF
the MetnodlsG cnuIcn VIII sing seiec.
tions from MenoelSSonn'S Ell1an +"
assisted Dy Mrs. Clyoe fotus, con-
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Archibald b. Lueder, or this town,
Will address the next meeting OF the
Cornell anniversary CluD OF Northern
New Jersey. Mr.. Lueder, VINO is an
alumnus of Cornell, will speak upon
his experiences while building bridges
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The opening meeting OF the Boys
club of the First Presbyterian church
will be held in the chapel on Friday
evening. There will be short talks by
the Rev. William Russell Bennett and
John 81. Berry and refreshments Will
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Miss Agnes Platt, assisted by her
brother, will give an evening of imper-
SOnatiOns and music in the Methodist
Sunday School room on Wednesday,
November 3rd. The entertainment is
given under theausplces OF the Ep-
worth ieae ue
William S. Watts, Jr., the Newark
lad, who pitched. for the Parkside A.
G. and the MOrristown b. b. O., and
who plays on the champion varsity
team, has been elected president OF
the junior class OF the University or
onA0s ''n'"
william RlcnaruS, chairman OF Jne
boys work committee, ana 'Iheodore
Ford represented the local association
at the conference OF the boys, work
department. OF state Young mems
Chrisbian ASSOCIATIONS WHICH mas Deeh
In session at Salem.
Rummage sale in Salvation Army
hall. A good assor6ment 10 PICK from;
Clothes, ETC.. are sGlll oelng received
Tor the sale. Ii you nave anyJhlhg
send card 20 tne SalVatlon army,
MorrlstOWn. ana uney VIII Call Iof
what you have 60 give.
Henry Schmidt. of Stapleton, Staten
Island, a laborer, broke his neck In
fall from scaiI0ldlng on Darn De-
longing to j. =. BeerooWer, IN Bower
lane, Chatham, on whlch ne was nall
Ing weather boards THURSDAY. he
died a few minutes later.
Tho freshman class of tha Morris.
town high school has organized an
athletic association with Laird BarKa-
low president and Clarence ROn treas
urer. basket pail Team VIII oe or
gained making the thlrd team IN tne
high school organized this season.
T1ovd w Smith Of Madison. has
naan 9Spoittad To General nartnershin
i, the banlrino honse If " W Harris
g. Comnanv. New York. MIR. Smiths
entire business career has been iden-
titled with this t1rm, and Tor some
years past as manager OF their hall
road Bond department