The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Dist.
Edward A. Hearn has sold his news
paper and cigar store to Isaac Fine
Mr.. Hearn expects to return 10 nis
home in Delaware.
The members of the Y. M. G. A.
who have been at Ramp Kozy, Greer
pond, have returned to town and re-
port a s bully time
The board of excise at it's August
meeting Wednesday evening granted
a saloon license to James LOnergan fol
his place on Water street.
An old elm tree on Morris street
blew down Tuesday afternoon and one
OF its limbs broke pane Of glass In
the window OF Dempsey q Murphy (
Store. sxassf
eGeorge Washington Council, Knights
Of Columbus, exemplified the first de
cree to a large class of candidates for
admission to the order on Monday
evening.
Charles Case, employed by the I'm
inn Pacific Tea company, caught his
hand in an electric coffee grinder or
Monday and his fingers were severely
liberated.
.ssSB. Ogden Chisolm has presented the
Young Mems Christian association
With combination pool and billiard
table and It has been set up in the
game room.
About twenty five local Odd Fellows
attended the shore dinner given By
Canton Essex Knight Militant at Bay
onne yesterday. They reported hayr
ing good time.
@On complaint of James e. Welsh
agent for Che s. P, G. A., Jacob Schner
per, of Mendham, was fined $40 anC
costs, which he paid, by Justice John.
Ston on Monday for beating his horse
which was lame,
ia slight fire in the cellar Of No.
Flagler street. required the services o.
the auto chemical on Tuesday even
ing The damage was slight. Chauf
,~faaf - nghornEhad the niGhts0f an6
tiieT car was driven by Patrick w
Geary.
The members of the boys brigade.
of MorristOwn and Summit go Wed
nesday morning into camp at EStline
lake. They will hike" overland tx
the camp which they have named
Camp Stanley in honor of Colone
Dennis son. W.
A tight board fence ten feet II
height has been built along the West
ern avenue front of the jail, shutting
off the view of the street to the pris
oners and precluding the possibility
of any communication between then
and friends on the outside.
While driving from Bernardsyille
Saturday L. C.sD(eeker was struck 10
the eye by the overhanging branch Of
a tree, neceSsitating physicians at
tentiOn. Later he went to Memorial
hospital for further treatment. Nj.
Meeker IS blind in the other eyefrom
a cataract. i W BIZ
While the Rev. George E. Morris Il
onvacation, his pulpit will be supplied
by the Following ministers: 3rd Sun
day lin August, Rev. DR., j. H. Travis
OfEast Orange 4ths IS unday Ia August
Rev. DIR. e. e. Jackson ,gofsM on tclair
5th Sunday in August, Rev. 3. "
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Harry Nolan and David Smith, who
were arrested Tuesday by Railroad
arraigned before Justice Howard,
rideon freight train. The justice
dismissed the charge after reprimand-
ing the men.
A number of Morristown young peo-
pie people enjoyed a strawride to
Mendham Wednesday evening. Among
those in the company were the Misses
katherine Lane, Agnes Leonard, JOS
ephfne Lane, Bessie Jones, Ethel
Mott; Lulu Lane, and Fred Wilkie,
Arthur Lane, Pierson Little and
Theodore Fredericks. -
Charged with stealing wood from
Robert Eakley'S mill Guiiianna Fran
Stino, fifty years old, and John De
Nunzi0, fifteen. were arraigned Wed
nesday morning by Officer Wildey be-
fore Justice Condor and were held un-
der 800 bail each for the grand jury.
The wood taken amounted to about
SO worth, Eakley testified.
The Jersey "A. @. are preparing to
hold a carnival on the corner of Ever
green and Albeit avenues for the COM
ing week. All the usual attractions,
from the vender OF super-heated ca
mines to the only wild manin captivity
will be on hand. The club pays equally
with the Cleveland Field club for the
support OF Cleveland park in Collins
Vile.
Michael Ambrose, twelve years old,
was thrown from the back OF a horse
he was riding to a blacksmith shop
Wednesday morning and rendered I'M
conscious. When revived 1T was found
he had received a bad cut over one eye
and was bruised about the body. A
dog frightened the horse, causing it to
jump. The lad is the son OF Robert
Ambrose, of Madison street.
The fair held on the st. Margaret s
school grounds this week has proved
most successful and good sum of
money realized from the sales and
from the dancing pavilion. The prize
drawings were held Wednesday even
ing John j Clark won sofa pillow ;
Miss Marie Brady, a ton of coal Orion
N Hnghson, a china tea set: Mrs.
Mooney, rocking chair and Thomas
May, ten dollar gold piece,