The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The Lincoln club gave a dance in
Elk hall on Monday evening.

The Lincoln club gave dance in
Elk hall on Monday evening
Russell Non Carrow has entered
Seton Hall cottage at South Orange.
DR.. James e. Mosedale has started
the erection OF a double house on Mt.
Kemble avenue.
The children's meetings Of the Mar
ket street mission will be resumed on
Wednesday, at 3.45 p. M.
The Presbytery of Morris and Or
ange will meet September 10th at
Madison, in Webb Memorial chapel.
The enrolment Of pupils 1.-THE Nor
ristown public schools totals ,42l.
The high school has 2l4 OF this NUM-
Der.
G. A. Graham has returned from
the great meadows, near Hacketts-
town, to the Douglas farm on the
Mountain road.
Miss Ingate, of Clinton street, has
returned from vacation spent on
Long Island and resumed her music
class on September 9Th
Miss Craig and Miss Garrett have
left the parsonage, 70 South street,
and have taken rooms at "a King
street. Telephone No SAIL.
X Alfred Conway was struck by troll
ley car at Madison square, New York,
Thursday and badly injured. He was
Brought to his home here and is con-
fined to his bed.
Patrick Welsh is building "a house
s0n MaccullOch avenue which will be
occupied when completed by his SON
in-law and daughter, DR.. Stephen Bar
rett and Mrs. Barrett.
Robert Burke has been elected presi-
dent of the senior class of the Morris
town high school, vice Harold Viedt,
who left school to enter Stevens Pre-
paratory school az Hoboken.
The fire department officials are ar
ranging to put underground in the
ducts of the New York Telephone
Co. about a half-mile of the ire alarm
system on Washington street.
The Misses M. B. and /. G. Browne,
who have been spending the summer
at Asbury Park, have renewed the
lease on the house on DeHart street
and will continue their business there
Morristown conclave of Heptasophs,
have presented William Schweikhardt
ar. a handsome gold emblem ring In
recognition of his faithful services as
treasurer of the lodge for several years
Henry R. Rea, of Pittsburg, presi
dent of the Morris County Traction
company, has been spending a few
DAYS in this section going over the
Gompanv'S lines accompanied by A. u
MacCOnnell.
Charles A. Fetzer is building or
Lincoln street double apartment
house. Mitchell Bros. have the car
pentry contract, William ]. Looney Is
doing the plumbing and thinning and
William Mooney is the mason.
The Rev. Barrett P. Tyler, rector OF
the Church of the 1Redeemer begins a
series of fortnightly services in Pol
hemus' hall, Whippany, on Thursday
evening. The services will continue
during the fall and winter months.
William Frapwell has resigned as
foreman of Independent Hose com
pany and has been succeeded by his
brother, Douglas Frapwell, who was
assistant foreman. George w. MelicE
has been elected assistant foreman.
The Alpha NJ Debating society is
planning the presentation Of the com.
edy 1.-The Time of His Life Tin the
LyceuIa theatre in the near future
At a meeting of the society Wednes
day evening water melon eating con.
test was won by Harold Veidt.
The Morey-Larue Laundry Co. has
leased the stofe in the Cutler building
formerly occupied by William N.
Beach and will occupy 1t in the spring,
subletting it for the winter.
The sophomore class of the high
school has elected Laird Barkalow
president Miss Fay Viedt, vice-presi.
dent: Miss Ruth Ward, secretary, and
Muirhead VanCleve, treasurer. The
Junior class officers are Paul Freeman,
president Miss Elizabeth Ford, vice.
president Miss Ada Goble, treasurer,
and Albert Cotesworth, secretary
Becoming confused while crossing
Park place Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Dennis Murphy walked in the path OF
an approaching automobile and as the
machine was stopped grasped the car
and was thrown down. A cash was
cut in her head and the occupants OF
the car, A. e. Clark and party from
Plainfeld, took the woman TO All
Souls hospital.
Employees Of the United States Ex-
press Co. in Morristown will give their
annual ball in Washington hall on
October 18th. The committee of ar
rangements includes John p. Rut-
dodge, Samuel G. Doty, Philip Brady,
John #. Ducey, w. e. Quick, Thomas
q. Welsh, Joseph #. Vorholz, James
j. Welsh, Edward j. Whitehead and
Edward G. Lounsbury.
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