The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-01-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. Erdman will be at
Orlando, Fla.s for the balance q bhe
winter.
The interior Of the Merristown
s'Trust, company'S banking room is be-
sinp repainted and decorated.
The mid year examinations will be
held 10 the High school, next week,
continuing from Tuesday to Friday.
William G.. Froelich, of this town,
"a corporal of marines, has been trans
ferred to Guantamo bay, Cuba, with A
company.
Howard #. Barrett was elected to
the class committee Of the senior class
of the New York Law school where he
is a student.
Miss Mildred A. Logan's dancing
class will hold it's mid-winter recep-
tion on Wednesday evening, February
tenth, in Miller hall.
Deputy Surrogate Joseph P. Luke
man and Mrs. Lukeman have returned
from their wedding trip to Old Point
Comfort and Washington.
The Young Mems Christian ass0cia-
tiOn basket ball team will have the
Ridgewood association team for its
opponents on Saturday evening.
There will be meeting Of the coun-
ty board of examiners OF Morris cOun-
ty, at Dover high school on February
5th and 9Th at eight-thirty a. NJ.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union Will be
Z held next Tuesday afternoon, January
A3otnOH in itQ
in the Y. M. G. A.
Charles Minard, OF Denville, is going
to take charge of the hotel and res
taurant business at Cranberry lake
! this coming season, on lease from the
Lackawanna railroad.
Harrie T. Hull has received S10.50
for the relief of The earthquake suffer-
ers in Italy, from the proceeds of a
play given by Miss Rosalind BigelOw
and Miss Eleanor Maury.
Rosario Russo, wife of James Russo,
given hearing on Friday afternoon
on the charge of illegal selling and
bound over for the grand jury.
Theodore A. Mills started for the
Pacific. slope on Tuesday and on his
way will visit various points of inter
est in the west. He expects to spend
several weeks in San Francisco.
Charles Armstrong, of this town,
who was with the Lynchburg, Va,
team last season, is said to be slated
for another try-oute with the Newark
Eastern league baseball team this sea-
son..
Contractor Antonio Costa has filed
with the board of freeholders bond
for SO, 900 for opening the county roads
for sewer lateralS. The U. s. Fidelity
and Guaranty company, OF Baltimore,
is on the bond.
While being hauled through Morris
town Tuesday night 4re1ght car
jumped the track at the depot and ran
the whole length of the station. The
planking at the saw mill lane crossing
was torn up by the car.
Joseph S. Hoy, who recently sold his
Bulls Head commission stables in
Newark to his nephew, Thomas Hoy,
has purchased stock farm OF 200 acres
at Far Hills and is now building half
mile track and stables.
william Flynn, who has been want
eddy the police since last ReFeanheI
f0rthe robbery Of Martin Farino, was
captured Friday evening by the off,
GERS. He was sent to jail to await the
action OF tne grand july. "A
Henry w. Armstrong has purchased
for Independent Hose company a new
horse to take the place OF g Duke y
who died recently. The new mate fol
HiPrin6en has been put into service an6
matches his brother in harness very
well
Albert v. r. Wulff, Charles s, Greg
,ory. William Ridge, George Gordon,
William Mesler and Walter Berry, OF
Morristown Conclave of Heptas0phs
attended the twentieth anniversary OF
Unity conclave, Of Newark. on Tues
,,lay evening. ffs ptfG 2fHpse AG Fl
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Virginia where he will superintend a
state travelling tuberculosis exhibit
HiS HEADQUARTERS will be, Charleston,
MI Butler has been connected with
il the New York state department. oil
health in a similar capacity.
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twenty fifth anniversary Of their wed
ding OnMonday evening. GueStS were
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