The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-04-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Nesbit Phillips, of Ralston, has Sc
cured a position with the Jaqul COM
pany.
Miss Rose Hook and Arthur Logan,
of Plainfeld, spent Sunday in Morris
town.
The Epworth league has charge of
the Market Street mission meeting to-
might.
George H. Bullwinkel has resigned
his position with the Prudential In
Surance company.
LeClaire Filiatreault, of Newark,
spent the early part of last week with
friends in MorristOwn.
Miss Annie Smith, who has been III
for several days, is again teaching ner
classes in the high school.
The closing reception Of Miss Mill
bred A. LOgan's dancing class VIII De
held in Miller hall next week Wednes-
day evening.
Street Commissioners Cole has been
elected director for three years OF
the American Society of Engineering
Contractors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Broadwell
entertained number OF their Irlenas
at their home on Speedwell avenue
Friday evening.
The Rev. James A. McWilliams, of
sOssining, N. Y, conducted the ser
vices in the South Street presbyterian
church on Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Walter Soaring and the
Misses Soaring have taken cottage
at Saranac lake. Mr.. Soaring VIII re-
main in Morristown.
There will be meeting Of the coun-
Nv board Of examiners of Morris county,
at the Dover high school, on May l4bn
and 18th, at $50 a. m.
The Woman's Work and Art exr
change will be glad TO ill orders Tor
ALI kinds of sandwiches for afternoon
receptions and card parties.
Boys of the South Street Presbyter-
ian church between the ages OF Ten
and sixteen enjoyed social evening az
the parsonage on Monday evening.
The awning frames are coming down
nv ones and twos and it looks as though
there would be few left to the street
commissioner to remove when the Time
limit expires
Charles f. Axtell, of this town, is a
delegate to the national convention OF
tine Sons of the American Revolution
held in Baltimore on Friday and SAT-
urday of this week.
The Delta Theta society, composed
of a number of the girls OF the hlgn
school Will hold a cake and candy sale
in aid of the school base ball team on
Saturday in the Bell building
William Stevenson has sold Chal-
mer-Detroit to Miss Coghill. OF Nor
mandy park, and one to A. =. Cnan-
berlain. of Madison. He has also sold
a HerreShoff car to B. j. Crane.
Justice Charles W. Parker Saturday
morning reappointed Ford d. Smith,
Charles H. Baker and George C.Smith
as commissioners to condemn the lana
required for the sewage disposal plant.
The Smith & Holly Co., undertake
ers, have lost by death member OF
the company, but the business Will pc
continued in MorriStoWn underline
personal direction of Oscar b. smith.
Gifts have been received from mem
hers of the congregation of the South
Street Presbyterian church who were
not present on Easter Suncay wnlcn
brings the Easter collection up TO
S811.74.
Five candidates were initiated into
knighthood at the regular meeting OF
the knights of Columbus on Monday
evening. Among the visitors present
was District Deputy Daniel j. Dugan,
OF Orange.
Owing to the illness Of the bride to
be the marriage of Miss Frances Mes
bitt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Nesbitt, of Western avenue, TO II;
Allan Carpenter has been postponed
to May 18th.
Joseph Hogan, of Madison, was ar
rested on Thursday by Detective Bren-
nan and arraigned on an indictment
made against him in 1902 for assault
on Officer Coonan, of the Madison po-
lice. Hogan plead not guilty.
Tavlor. Auchincloss & Joost will on
Nav lst assume the branch office IN
Morristown of Fl. It. Carey & Co., for
the transaction of a general brokerage
business. Augustus L. Revere Will
continue as manager OF the Office.
On May End the pulpit of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church will be supplied
by the Rev. Franklin B. Dwight ano
on May 9th by the Rev. George b
Stewart. d D., president OF the Eheo'
logical seminary at Auburn, N. Y.
Chester Cole, white, and William
White, colored, got into an altercatlor
at the depot Saturday and Cole pre-
ferred charge Of assault and battery
against White, who was held for the
grand jury under 500 bail by Police
Justice Condor.
Mrs. A. Fortier is staging the pro
duction of the comic opera Nara
pansett Pier" Mrs. FOrtier, who is a
sister of Tom Wise, the well-known
actor, has had much experience in this
line and will undoubtedly prove to be
a successful director of the rehearsals
Homer Davenport had five Of his
Arabian horses entered in the eight.
zenith annual horse show at Durlands
riding academy in New York which
Opened Tuesday night and won three
OF the four ribbons His b. s Hannah
took first, CHI. s. Euphrates second, and
br. s. Haleb third.
A farewell stag was given Mon
day evening to Thomas Fortier. who
is to make his home in California, by
a number Of his friends. The Kappa
Omecron society, Of which he IS
member presented him with an en-
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