The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-02-16

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was entered last night and goods OF
small value taken.
Next Sunday the Rev. A. Woodruff
HalSey, D. D., secretary of the board
of foreign missions of the Methodist
Episcopal church, will speak at both
services in the Methodist church.
On this tuesday evening young
ladies interested in Company B, Fourth
Regiment, United Boys Brigades of
America, will meet in the Baptist
church and form ladies auxiliary
William H. Under, manager Of the
local Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co., has purchased of William
P. King the Pleasant Hour moving
picture theatre on Washington street.
William G. Parker and e. Allen Car
penter have each purchased one Of the
houses now under construction by
ROBERT Dalg in Olyphant park and
will occupy tn M The lots are 60xl0O
feet.
Mrs. Anna Bruen, of Park place, has
been granted pension of $l2 per
month. She is the widow Of John N.
Bruen, who was a private in Company
K. Seventh regiment, New Jersey vol
unteert.
The business boys bible class of the
Young Mems Christian association
will hold social at the association
building on Tuesday evening of next
week. William Richards Is the leader
of the class.
Mrs. Charles W. Roberts will steam
for Italy on April 3rd where she will
meet Mr.. Roberts, who has been m TX
ing trip around the world. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts will probably spend the
summer abroad.
Miss Bessie Beach, one of the stu
dents in the Mountainside Training
school for nurses at Montclair, has
been i'll with diptheria but is now. con-
yalescing and is home for vacation
of three months.
Protection Hook and Ladder COM
pany, of Dover, will hold fair and
bazaar for the week of March 18th to
Goth inclusive. A feature will be a
voting contest for the most popular
chief in the county.
The February meeting of the Alpha
NJ Debating club of the high school
was held Wednesday evening at the
home of Harold Blackford on Mills
street. Robert Burke has been elected
a member of the society.
\ Michael Doyle has been elected presi-
dent of the athletic association con-
nected with the Young Mems Catho-
lie association Edward Coin, vice
president; John Duffy, treasurer !;
James Collins, secretary.
Among the local. horsmen selected
by President Miller, of the Road Horse
association, for service on committees
we're Anderson M. Guerin on the race
committee. l.. S, Page, e. Allen Car
penter on the parade committee.
Mrs. Frederick H. Schmidt and Mrs.
Arthur Fl. Lynch of this town, accom-
panied by Miss Anna Cook, of Passaic,
steamed for Havana and points in the
West Indies on Tuesday. They will
be away until the later part of March.
Humane Engine company is plan
ming for its annual Easter ball to be
given on Easter Monday evening, April
18th. The committee of arrangements
includes Rufus G.. Whitehead, chair
man Robert Mack, treasurer Russell
LaRue, secretary and Clarence Hop
kins.
The four bible classes in the Indian
tribe at the Young Mems Christian
association enjoyed a pow pow on
Thursday afternoon. Two new pale
faces were initiated into the mysteries
of the tribe and refreshments were
served the boys.
Archdeacon B. N. Spur, of Mounds
vile, w. Va, will be the speaker at
the Sunday afternoon service at the
Morristown school. A special invita-
tion is extended to those who are in
terested in the work for the "poor
whites" in the south to attend the
meeting and hear DR.. Spur, who is
engaged in this work.
William Jones, a hackman, was
fined 81 and costs by Police Justice
John N. Condor on Friday evening for
disorderly conduct at the Lackawanna
depot on Wednesday. Jones had been
violating the rules for hackmen re-
garding the soliciting of fares and
when warned by Station Agent Ed
ward v. Prescott he used opprObrious
epithets to that gentleman.