The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-10-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Company b, 4th Reg't Boys Brigades
OF America. will hold a SerleSsof COM
petitive drills during the winter
The freshman class Of the Norris
town high school has orga nized with
Ralph Cutler as president and Miss
Marie Dickinson vice president.
City Electrician Frank q. Pierson
has Installed a new switchboard IN In
dope ndent Hose company's house for
the company private alarm system.
Mrs. Edward w. Porter, Of Albany.
and her daughter, Mrs George Donald
and children, of North Y Yakima, WASH,
are visiting Mrs. Porter's father, Alan
son A. Vance, of Ridgedale avenue.
Miss M. A. Logan's select school Of
dancing for children over four years of
age, has opened on Saturday after
moons from two to four O'Clock in the
Miller hall, No. 6 South street. Pupils
may join at any time.
The junior class of the Morristown
high school has been formally organ
lied with the election of Harold Viedt,
president; Miss Edith Decker. vice.
president (; Miss Cora Fritts, secretary;
Wallace Fighter, treasurer.
This evening the pastor Of the South
Street Presbyterian church, the Rev.
Alexander MacColl, will entertain the
men of the church at the parsonage, he
will make an address and there will be
a program of music and readings,
Vincent B.. Sweeney will enter his
daschhund dog Waldie Won F,rlesen-
berg in the Madison Square Garden
dog show. Mr.. Sweeney's dog took
first prize in the puppy and novice
classes at the recent dog show given
by the Whippany River club.
The Bayley Alumni society met at
Bayley school Wednesday and decided
to give an autumn dance to De fol-
lowed by lectures and musicals later
in the season. A dance will also be
given once a month during the win
ter. The Rev. Joseph M. Dolan pre-
sided.
The annual meeting of the Woman S
Missionary society in the PreSbytery
of Morris and Orange is to be held in
the South Street Presbyterian church
on Wednesday, October 9th. Rev.
Mr.. Bible, of China, is to speak in the
noon.
Morris county socialists have nom
mated a county ticket headed by
George Hirschman, of this town, for
senator. Assem- blymen named are
William S. Patton, of Dover; and
James G. TimmonS, OF this town, and
for coroner Francis ]. Harvey, of
Rockaway.
Two clergymen were the speakers at
the first meeting of the season Friday
evening of the Friday Evening club.
The Rev.. DIR. Knox, of New York
spoke upon the subject 9 The Outlook
in Japan" and the Rev. DR.. James
Riggs addressed the club on Among
the Turks"
The annual basket meeting of the
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary
society of the Morris and Essex Bap-
fist association was held in the First
Baptist church Tuesday. In the morn
ing was held a business session. In
the afternoon Miss Darmstadt, of In
Ola, made an address.
On Friday evening, October 29th,
the first meeting of the Mems union
of the Methodist church will be held
The meeting will be largely of social
character, with music and refresh
ments, but a business session will be
held and there will be an address by
A. B. Meredith, uperintendent of the
public schools of Essex county.
The contest for the cup presented by
President Ransom Ell. Thomas, Of the
Morris County Golf club, has narrowed
down TO George j Little and Vice
Chancellor Frederick w. Stevens, who
will meet on Saturday. Mr.. Little de-
feated Morgan X Smith one up in the
semi-finals and Vice Chancellor Stew
ems beat Alfred Macy one up.
Dover Elks have Incorporated a
home ASSOCIATION with William III.
Cawley, jr., Frank P. Mayberry, Cole
ridge II. Benedict, James T. Lowe and
Joseph " Baker as trustees. Mr.. Cav
ley is president and Mr.. Mayberry Sec
rotary and treasurer. Articles of in
corporation have just been filed in
County Clerk E. Bertram Motifs office.
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