The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-07-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAffENlNCS.
Miss Violet Sisco, of Belleville, is
the guest Of Miss Helen Pierson, OF
No. Hazel street.
Arthur Thompson has purchased q
lot on Fairview place on which ne Will
erect residence.
Thomas Cook has removed from No.
'21 Western avenue to a house on Car
den street.
Town Treasurer John j. A. Owens
has beer. elected treasurer of the new
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Coal Co.
Prof. E. M. Young has given up the
position of OrganiSt Of the Baptist
church and ]. Ebert Egberthas taken
the position.
Postals have been received from Rev.
Oliver G. HorSman who is attending
the Northern Baptist Convention at
Portland, Ore.
Eney Grupelli is building an Italian
garden for Willard v. King at the lat
ter'S place on Kitchell avenue, and Is
also doing considerable grading on the
place.
Teachers and scholars in the Indus
trial school enjoyed a ride about town
on Thursday morning followed by a
picnic in Burnham'S woods in the aft
ernoon.
Finishing touches are being made to
William e. Beach's new $4,000 house
on Logan place. Mr.. Beach's new resi-
.dence has eight rooms and is frame
building with zinc shingles.
James v. Pagano and Joseph Mo
seia. of Madison, were gathered in by
the police on Saturday and charged
with selling beer in MorristOwn with
out a license. They were held in $500
bail for the grand jury
Mohuscowungie Tribe of Red Men
have elected the following officers !:
Sachem, Peter Jorgensen senior saga
more, Harry Lyons; junior sycamore,
Joseph PierSon prophet, Julius Gros-
Jean. The new officers will be Installed
on July 18th.
Physical Director, B. Dean Brink,
of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, is arranging series OF OUT
ings for the members of the boys de-
pdTUIu6uU, WIlCIl Will luOAuNO UlAPo w
historic points and also TO manufac-
turing plants.
mTom and Jerry. the fine team OF
,grays belonging to ReSolute Hook and
Ladder company, are enjoying farm
life for month, taking their animal
vacation. Henry P. Witte will pro-
vide horses for the apparatus until
the return of the regulars.
Frank Kinnicutt, of this town, while
playing No. 2 on the Squadron A polo
team at the Essex County Country
club on Saturday, met with an acci-
dent. Toward the close of the game
his horse became unmanageable and
threw him. Kinnicutt in falling broke
one of his shoulder bones.
A re-arrangement of the pulpit sup.
plies of the Methodist church has been
made. July 11th, the Rev. Isaac Wood
.. D.. of Harrisburg, Pa, will preach
July 18th. the Rev. Adna w. Leonard,
of CINCINNATI, O.; July 18th, the Rev.
7. M. Meeker, of Hackettstown, Aug
ust lst. Rev. j. e. Adams, of STAN
ford, Conn.
The red wagon, the hook and ladder
truck and finally the auto chemical
were necessary to extiDguish a blaze
in carload of peanuts stored in Shupe
81 Simmons produce eStablj Shment on
Morris streetearly Saturday morning
Nearly $50 bags of peanuts were roast,
Z ed, but not in manner that would
permit their marketing.
Freeholder Prudden is always alert
to the interests of the county and
when John Little, our local baker, Of
fered to furnish bread to the aims
house at four cents loaf as large and
good as that costing five cents the or.
fer was accepted. Several hundred
/, loaveS per week are needed and judg.
ing from the size of the lOayes and
quality of the bread the tax payers are
getting the worth of their money.
After indulging in drunken carouse
Saturday night, Peter Andrew and
Tony Yatick, both of Whippany, got
into a fight and the former got the de-
ciSion. Yatick came before Justice
~ ehnston and sworn out complaint
against Andrew charging him with as
sauIt and battery. Andrew was held
I id 5000 bail on that complaint and al
SO in $500 for similar complaint made
by Mike Colonish, who asserted that
Andrew had assaulted him on June
28th. Andrews brother went on his
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