The Morris County chronicle., 1909-11-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Will CONFER UHe pdUIldICu uCkIt6 VI
candidates on the evening Of Novem-
Der 9th.
Contractor Frederick S. Smith has
finished the work of repaving South
street, between Elm street and Madi-
son avenue.
The Rev. l.. B. Hills will speak in
the chapel of the First Presbyterian
church on Thursday evening on The
Philippines.
The nine O'Clock Sunday morning
mass at st. Margaret's church has
been reserved by Monsignor Flynn for
the children.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Presbyterian church will
give a Hallow Fen social in the chapel
on Friday evening.
Morristown had a reminder that
winter is nigh. Thursday morning
when furry of snow filed the ali
with feathery flakes.
November 22nd occurs the first num-
Der of the Young Mems Christian as
sOciation entertainment course, the
College Singing girls.
John Rubti and Martha Elizabeth
Hellia, both Firms, of this town, were
married by Justice of the Peace Isaac
r. Pierson on Saturday afternoon
DR.. George p. Eckman, a former
pastor of the Methodist church, will
deliver a lecture on g Brains" in the
church on Friday evening, December
3rd.
Morristown Camp of Modern Wood
men of America have arranged to re-
ceive the election returns in its rooms
in the Chronicle building on Tuesday
evening.
The Morris County Children'S home
will bold its twenty-eighth annual
meeting in the Young Mems Christian
association building on Wednesday,
November 10th.
DIR. Dietrich, who accompanied Com
mander Peary on his attempt to reach
the pole in 1898, will address the Mems
club of the South Street Presbyterian
church next month.
The Morristown Memorial hospital
is making its annual appeal to the
public for Thanksgiving contributions
including canned soup and fruits,
groceries, winter vegetables or money.
M MISS ARu6S LSUudIu Will cuUOl Udlu
the Christian Endeavor society of the
First Baptist church at its monthly
business meeting at her home on
Cleveland street on Wednesday even
ing.
The next meeting of the state coun-
ell of the Degree Of Pocahontas, I'M
proved Order of Red Men, is to be
held in Morristown in October of next
year. The meeting this year was held
in Newark.
The Boys department of the Young
Mems Christian association enjoyed
walk TO Whippany Saturday afternoon
and went through the paper mills.
Physical Director staff was in charge
of the affairs.
st. Peters Branch Of the Woman's
auxiliary, connected with st. Peters
church of this town, has elected Miss
Anna Shaw, president Mrs. Edward
@. Keasbey, secretary; Mrs. g. G.
Swords. treasurer.
There was realized S29.50 from the
supper given by the ladies' auxiliary
of the Boys brigade Of the First Bap-
iSt church Tuesday evening, and this
amount will form the nucleus for a
new uniform fund for the brigade.
In connection with the work of the
Morristown Young Women's Chris
vtian union DR.. Grace Flanders Wilson
will conduct class in the treatment
of accidents and emergencies. The
association holds its classes in the
Market Street Mission building.
Nelson Dixon and Alfred Bowman,
two lads in their Jeens, we're arrested
by Patrolman George Burney for dis
turbing the evening service at the
Church of the Redeemer Sunday
night. Police Justice Patrick j. How
ard released them with a reprimand.
The managers of the Women's En-
4ployment society will resume work for
the winter in their rooms in the Saw
ing's bank building on Friday, Novem-
Der 5th, at ten-thirty a. m. The man
ayers earnestly desire the continued
assistance of their friends and patrons.
Walter P. Bliss has purchased Of w.
A. McGibbon the chestnut thorough
bred saddle horse, Doctor Baker, by
Doctor Rice, winner of the Brooklyn
handicap in 1894, with Henry OF Ma
varre behind him. Mr.. Bliss has en-
tered Doctor Baker In the show at
Madison square garden, New York.
Colonel Charles E. Dennis of the
Fourth Regiment of United Boys
Brigades, entertained the commits
stoned and on-commissioned officers
SNof Company B, of Morristown. and
Company G, of Summit, at his home
on Early street Wednesday evening
Games and refreshments helped TO
pass pleasant evening.
The twenty-ninth annual meeting OF
the Women's Presbyterial Missionary
union of Morris and Orange was held
in the South Street Presbyterian
church Wednesday. Reports of the
work of the union we're read and an
address was delivered by Miss Julia
Fraser, secretary of the Woman's
Board Of Foreign missions.
John Mayer, jr., has purchased the
thoroughbred chestnut gelding Mis-
size, by Albert, out of Bullet. The
horse is entered in saddle classes at
next weeks show in Madison square
garden, New York. Mr.. Preece, the
former owner, picked him upon a
country race track in Missouri, where
he bought Doctor Crockett last year.
Tuesday evening, November End,
will be observed by A. T. A. Torbert
post, No. "a, G.. A. R., OF this town, as
Howard tribute night. 1t is expected
that several brief informal talks upon
General O. O. Howard, recently de-
ceased, will be made and anedotes and
incidents In connection with the life
of the famous general will be related.