The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-03-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

G. Clinton Porter Will remove from
Early street to No. 81 Western avenue
on A pril lst.
The choir of the Methodist church
will sing the cantata /" The Risen
King on Sunday evening
The rebuilding Of the stable and cot
tage Of Mrs. Charles. s. Wards place
on Speedwell avenue has been started.
Mrs Ward is In Egypt.
Police Justice Isaac R. ,Pierson VIII
hear the police cases during the montn
Of April. alternating each month with
Justice Patrick ]. Howard,
Joseph Shekerjian has leased the
store on South street formerly occu,
pied by Edward Thatcher from the
Miller estate and will occupy 1t April
1st.
The girls basket ball team of the
hioh school has arranged game with
the Summit girls team to be played
On the Knockers club court on Satur-
day, March 10Th.
Henry P. voorhees,, general secre-
tarv Of the Young Mems Christian as.
ISOLATION, addressed the Epworth
league meeting in the Methodist
church Sunday night.
At the meeting of the Women s
Missionary society of the South Street
Presbyterian church to be held or
Wednesday paper will be read on
1.-THE Gospel in Spain"
Morristown's street department
moved on Monday from it's old quar-
tiers in the rear of the Merchants
block to the premises on Bank street
recently rented by the town.
Joseph A. Saber, of New York, has
leased the store in the Young Mems
Catholic association building now oc'
cupied by the Misses Morris and or
April LIST will open lace store.
Andrew @. Phillips has rented the
house on Western avenue now occu-
pied by Richard Collier, No. 10 West
ern avenue. Mr.. Collier will remove
to house on Ridgedale avenue on
April 1st.
Arnold Helmingder, night operator
at the Western Union Telegraph of
fee, has been transferred to the
Orange office. He is succeeded by
Miss Bertha Colkitt, of Bridgeton, n
j., as night operator.
The Lenten cantata The Darkest
Hour" was sung by the choir OF St
Peter church Sunday afternoon. Sole
parts we're taken by Reginald Moody
soprano: Warren @. Biggen, tenor
and Frederick f. Boniface, bass.
Surrogate David Young has admit
TED to probate the will of the late Jot
Wright. To Augustus Wright, a son
is bequeathed Sc, 1000, and the balance
of the estate is left to Mr.. Wright's
widow, Mrs. Margaret l.. Wright. The
two beneticiaries are named as execu-
tor and 6xecutrix.
A Studebaker steel tank wagon,
with a capacity of 900 gallons, has
been ordered by the town and is ex-
pected to arrive here any day. just as
soon as it comes Street Commissioners
Howard j. Cole will begin the sprink-
ling of the streets with an emulsion OF
asphalt oil to lay the dust.
The executors of the will of the late
Albert III. Vernam, Emeline q. Yer
nam and Archibald Forbes, have filed
with the clerk of the Prerogative Court
at Trenton an inventory OF the estate.
Tt aggregates S372,575s Mr.. Vernam
at the time of his death was president
of the First National Bank of this
town.
Fire Chief Robert Mack is again
proudly wearing his gold badge OF Of
flee. The badge has been 10 the hospi-
tai for few days, suffering from a
severe MASKING and shock. While It's
wearer was rolling a barrel OF Hour
along the floor at Days recently the
mashed it fat.
Frederic Coriell, formerly connected
with the Morristown Trust Co., but
now in business in Plainfield, was a
visitor in Morristown yesterday. He
was hobbling about on cane, having
sustained an injury to his right ankle
while bowling the first of last month,
which kept him confined to his home
for few weeks. NJ
The choir of the Church of the Re
deemer will sing Stainer's Cruel
fixion" on "Wednesday evening at
eight O'Clock to which the public is
invited. The soloists will be George
e. Coombs, tenor, and #. Edgarton
Kutscher. baritone. The cantata is
under the direction Of the organist,
Sidney A. Baldwin.
II. Irving Johnson, manager of the
real estate division of Lippman & COM
pany has sold two of the Coulter
Park" building lots to Mrs. Eva Hugh
son. Mrs. Hughson intends to build
a double dwelling in the near future.
A number of New York people are fig-
uring on buying these lots and sales
are expected in the near future.
Professor Edward NJ. Young, in
Structor of music in the public schools
has organized an orchestra in the
Maple avenue school building with
the following musicians Pianist
Miss Agnes Leonard violinists, Miss
Edna Oliver, Miss Mary Dempsey,
Walter Anderson, Herbert Cohn, Ben.
jamin Greenberger, Nathan Cohn and
Charles Weeks.