The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-02-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

ordered two additional ire nyoTanuS
placed on Mt. Kemble avenue.
George q. Hid, of this town, has
been elected Grand Inner Guard OF
the Knights of Pythias of the State.
4 sleigh load party of thirteen from
Madison surprised Mrs. Henry WulleIs
at her home on Ann street Iuesuay
evening.
Mrs. Sullivan, Of Newark, is the
guest of her son-in-law ana uaugnIer,
DR.. and Mrs. Ray w. Welcn, Oh NO !
South street.
The Alpha NJ is arranging to pre-
cont fine nlay recently performed IN
fhe Lyceum theatre here at Boon6on
early in March.
4 business mems basket ball game
will be played in the gymnasium OF
the young Mems Christian assocla-
stion On February 2Sth.
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Raptist church will hold sale OF
homemade cake and bread in the
church on February 18th.
On Friday evening the Rev. Burt 9.
Chandler, curate of ST.. Peters church,
will address the boys league OF the
First Presbyterian church IN Cne
chapel.
The seven months old child of Mr..
and Mrs, Edward Millburn died at the
home of it's parents on "Wednesday on
Speedwell avenue from an aJbacK Oh
Group.
The Morris County Traction Go. has
addod new member to Chief Engin-
Ger Perley e. Boomers force OF civil
engineers in the person OF Mr.. Descn,
of Baltimore.
A party of young people, under the
chaperonage of Mrs. Perley II. sooner
and Mrs. Albert FL. Smith, enjoyed
straw ride to Mendham and adance 10
Hoffman hall, Friday evening.
Judge Alfred Elmer Mills has de-
farred action upon the application of
Charles Kisyoneck, of Wharton, to
have the liquor license granted TO
David Less transferred to himself.
Next Sunday evening the choir of
the Methodist church will sing Stain
,er's sCrucifixtion and will have the
assistance of a tenor solOiSt from the
Church Of the Pilgrims, New York.
John Hanchin, who fell down a
flight Of steps at his boarding house at
Dover last week, died in All Souls
hospital on Thursday from fractured
skull; Coroner GlaZebrook will proDa-
bly, hold an inquest.
The Lenten sewing class for the All
Souls hospital met at the nome OF
Mrs. Robert d. FOote on Tuesday aft
ernoon and at the same time the Sum-
mer Shelter class met at the home OF
Miss Eleanor Bushnell.
Rumor has it that fast thirteen
round bout was pulled off last Tues
day night just over the town line BY
two local boxers. While no one will
admit being present, it is described as
being a lively exhibition OF tistic PROV
eSS.
While frolicing during the noon
hour at the Common-Sense SuSpender
Co. factory on Thursday Hoffner Ben
son fell and injured one OF bis hips.
He was unable to walk and was taken
to his home on Morris street In an am
bulance.
The shelter which the trolley COM
pany had built for use at the Denvllle
station has been taken to Summit be-
cause all the available land to put it
up at Denville is owned by the Lacka-
wanna railroad company. The shelter
was sorely needed.
Wednesday, March 9th, has been
selected as the date for the dinner to
be given in MorriStOWn in the inter-
estS of the Laymen's Missionary Move
ment. The Rev. S. w. Zwemer, a
missionary. and William j. Schieffe-
lin, of New York, will be the speakers.
The Dorcas society, of the Metho-
dist church, will give a clam choWder
supper in the junior room OF the
church on Tuesday evening, March
Ist. An interesting feature OF the
evening in the way OF an entertain
ment will be "a Trip TO the North
Pole"
The formal transfer of the Denville
hotel was made Wednesday, when the
deed was signed by George W. GARNER.
conveying the property to- Claude ID.
Miller, Of Denvile, and Herbert b.
Miller, of New York, who will take
possession March 1st. The hotel will
be known as Wayside Inn"
Among the paintings and etchings
which attracted marked attention
at the opening of the annual exhibi-
ton of the American Woman's Art
association in Paris Saturday night
were those of Miss Constance Bigelow,
daughter of Mrs. Albert NJ. Bigelow,
and well-known in Morristown.
The Woman's auxiliary of ne
Young Mems Christian association
has issued cards for an informal tea
to be given in honor of MIS-. Henry p.
VOORHEES,, the wife of the general sec
Rotary Of the association. Wednesday,
March End, has been selected as the
date for the affair which will take
place in the association building par
Tors from three until six o'clock.
The series of nine lectures by Will
lam Rogers Lord, of Massachusetts,,
and the shorter series by Edward Avis,
of Connecticut, given before the Nor
ristown and other l.. HI. Nature League
chapters, closed on Friday. Subjects 4
Ornithology, bird music. The next
series will be Bristow Adams, of Wash
ington, d. O., on Forest Problems.
The first Of series to be given at the
MorriStown Scnool chapter on March
fifth. A present interest is the l.. III.
Nature League Blue Flower meetings.
First Assistant Chief of the Fire
Department Wilbur II. Day, Jr., was
q caller Wednesday upon Capt. Q. AL
bert GaSSer, superintendent of the
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