The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-02-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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friends and relatives at Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip JaQui will spend
the nexttwo months 10 Florida.
Victor A. Wiss s. Bro, have just re-
,ceived a carload Of Buick automobiles.
Mrs. PAMELA e. Frean is seriously
ill at her home on Washington street
Carlton Rowell, of Hancock, Mich,
is visiting Robert H. Hipson for few
days.
DR.. James Mosedale is back in Nor
ristown after spending six weeks in
England.
George r. Allen has started the
erection Of three-family house on
Milton place.
G. w. Ennis s. Co. has removed to
the Office formerly occupied by the
Dalrymple- Hastings company.
Nh and Mrs. Fl. L. Prudden enter
tanned at euchre on Friday evening in
honor of Miss Reid, of Flanders.
The Home guards of the Methodist
,churc h will celebrate their second an
niversary on Saturday afternoon.
A party OF twenty went to Brick
Church on Friday evening and enjoyed
the roller skating at the rlDk bnere.
Rev. Alexander MacColl lectur es on
<tThe HOLY Land in the Market
Street Nilsson on Wednesday evening.
Noel Blocker Fox announces that
he has removed his law office to room
80 at No. 80 William street, New YORK
city.
A senior platoon has been formed in
connection with the local Boys bri-
gade. Membership is limited TO boys
over sixteen years of age.
The Chatham Fish and Game club
will give an amateur minstrel show
and has engaged W. Franklin Harlem
slime to direct the production.
ssMr. Bob,' comedy, will be pre-
Sented by members OF the senior class,
of the high school. in the school build
ing the evening of February 10Th.
The Morristown day nursery was
started in the spring of 1908 but the
need for it has not been found suffi-
Gent and it has been discontinued.
The first Sunday in March will be
the annual missionary day IN the
Methodist Sunday school at which
time the annual offering will be taken.
The Boys Hundred club, of the
Young Mems Christian association,
s has raised nearly eight dollars for the
relief of the earthquake sufferers In
Messina.
Mrs. Wheeler Ell. Peckham has given
st. Barnabas hospital, ia Newark, Sl,-
600 for the endowment OF bed In
memory of her husband who died in
October, 1908.
Twenty-Five members of Miss Mil
bred A.. Logan'S dancing class drove TO
Dover Friday evening and attended
the reception given by Prof. Bruneel's
class in Elite hall.
Ro bert E. jackson, who was injured
by falling from scaffold in Summit
several weeks ago, has so far recovered
from his injuries as to leave the hospl-
tai and is now at his home.
DR.. Harry Vaughan will address the
members of the Boys brigade on
First Aid to the Injured. at their
drill rooms, in the Baptist church,
Tuesday evening, February Sth.
The National Iron bank has installed
watchman's time clock and Rodman
During, who has been engaged as
Waterman, will make regular trips
through the building every night
Philip P. Jacobs addressed the Ep-
- worth league of the Methodist church
on Sunday evening, his topic being
1.-THE Gospel of Health" with special
reference to the prevention OF tuber-
culoSiS.
DIR. B. W. Crane has opened dental
offices in The Babbitt building, in the
rooms formerly occupied by DIR. l.. l..
Mali. Dr. Crane is a graduate of the
dental department. of the University
of Pennsylvania.
At the meeting of Loantaka council,
Royal Arcanum, this evening, Grand
Regent Ward and Supervising Deputy
Regent Lane will be present. The
officers will be installed, also two initi-
ations take place.
Mrs. Spencer Walton, of South
Africa, addresses the meeting Of the
Young Women's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church on
Friday afternoon. Tea will be served
after the meeting.
Postmaster George L. Clarke has Sc
cured an additional mail from New
York, arriving here on the Bill p. N.
train leaving New York at 200, The
special Lincoln postage stamps will be
on sale at the postoffice here on Lin
coins birthday.
Miss Bessie Beach, Miss Viola Run
yon and Miss Esther Runyon, of this
town, are among the nurses at the
Mountainside hospital, Montclair, who
are isolated in the nurses home be-
cause of the development of diptheria
among the nurses.
The Dramatic club, of the Morris
4 town school will present 1.-THE New
Reporter" and "Lend Me FIVE Shil-
lings," at the Lyceum on Thursday
evening, March 18th. The proceeds Of
the entertainment will be devoted to
the schools fund for building a new
gymnasium
The Woman's Union prayer-meetilg
will be held through the month OF
February in the chapel of the South
Street Presbyterian church every Mon
day afternoon at half past three
O'Clock. The women of all the
churches are cordially invited to at
tend this meeting.
Negotiations are under way between
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