The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-06-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


touring car.
Herman Viedt has purchased a new
White automobile delivery truck.
Anderson M. Guerin is limping as
the result OF horse stepping on his
left foot.
Clarence Compton has accepted a
position as book keeper with Clarke q
Co, the contractors.
Edward FL. Little and John r. Vo0r-
bees are members of the graduating
class Of Stevens institute this year.
The Rev. Henry Baker, D. D., OF
Ashnrv PARK. occupied the pulpit Of
the Methodist Episcopal church sun
day.
& Willie'' Wier, the golf profession
al. has returned to Morristown after
SPENDING the winter at Pine Forest
inn. Summeryille, N. q.
Orange Eagles visited the Morris
town Aerie Tuesday evening. A re-
.cention was rendered the visitors and
a vaudeville program enjoyed.
Steel shelving is being put in the
comfy law library and new steel nj
ing case has been installed in the office
of County Clerk E. Bertram Mott.
Joseph York is having alterations
made to the barn in the rear OF his
property at No. 16 Western avenue,
converting it into six-room cottage.
Kenneth Lyon, three years old, son
of Isaac D. Lyon, fell out OF Tree 10
the ward of his home on Early street
Wednesday afternoon and broke ms
4 left arm.
William E. staff, former physical in
struetor at the MOrriStown Young
Mems Christian association. has Sc
cured a position as supervisor OF the
Paterson playground.
Chief Of Police J. Frank Holloway is
showing a copy of the Philadelphia
NGazette" dated 1916 found between
the floors of the Dodge house on South
street. which is undergoing repairs.
j. Claude Armstrong, Edwin P. Ford
( and Frank "a. Fairchild have been re-
elected elders and DR.. Frederick w.
owen and John Donaldson deacons OF
the South Street Presbyterian church.
The Epworth league of the Metho-
dist church will hold June social IN
the Sunday school room Of the church
on Wednesday evening. An enter-
tainment will be provided and re-
freshments served.
Philip Fl. Day has sold his book and
stationery business, purchased recent
ly-by him from Hayward u. Emmeli,
to Edward L. Hearn, of Brooklyn. Mr..
Hearn was formerly in business ID
Morristown, Mr.. Days health nee eS-
STATED his giving up business for a
time.
John Moglla has signed a contract
with Nicholas Marinaro for the erec-
tion of three story brick building on
his property opposite the LackawanDa
railroad station. 1t is to cost $40, 900
and will have two stores on the
ground floor with apartments on the
upper floors.
Funeral services of the late Miss
Mary e. Riley, who died Saturday
morning. were held from the Church
of the Assumption Tuesday morning.
Interment was in Holy Rood ceme-
tery. Miss Riley was daughter OF
Mrs Mary E. Riley and the late An
drew J. Riley.
Joseph Parmigiani has signed con-
tract with Nicholas Marinaro, the
builder, for the erection OF three
story brick building on his property
on Speedwell avenue adjoining the
Palace theatre. The building Will
contain two stores and four apart
ments and will cost S22,S03
Eugene Kelley, while riding his BIZ
cycle on Park place near the Becker
building Thursday afternoon was
bowied over by an automobile. His
wheel was broken but Kelley escaped
injury. The occupants of the car did
not give their names but the number
of the machine was 1888 N. j.
The Middle Valley Cemetery asso-
citation has been Incorporated in COun-
ty Clerk e. Bertrah Motifs Office by
Matthias T. WEIGH, former Senator
Jacob W. WEIGH, Philip S. Dutford,
Gilbert T. WEIGH and Stewart Neigh
bour, of Washington township, and
William D. Nolan and Aaron Z. Kline,
of Someryille.
Tableaux and a musical entertain
ment will be given by Company b,
United Boys Brigade of America. in
Association hall on Tuesday evening,
June 18th. An address will be de-
livered by the Rev. William w. Bark
er, chaplain of the company. The en-
tertainment is given in celebration OF
the 133rd anniversary o.. the American
flag.
A district meeting of the Odd Eel
lows was held in the rooms of Roxiti-
Gus lodge Wednesday evening. Ad-
dresses were made by Grand Master
Thomas e. English, Of Ridgewood !;
Grand Secretary Harry Pine, of Tren-
ton; Grand Guardian Campbell, of
Newark and Others. The meeting was
presided over by District Deputy Ro-
mine. .
While hanging up clothes on pull
ley line in the rear of her apartment
in the Merchants block Monday morn
ing, Mrs. William Osborn fell from
the second story window from which
she was leaning to the ground. One
of her arms was broken and she was
bailey cut and bruised about the body.
The clothes line parted while she was
pulling it in and caused her to loose
her balance.
Angelo Lando was arraigned before
Police Justice Patrick ]. Howard
Thursday night charged with stealing
watch and chain valued at S6l 10
from James Desantis, of Morris st. He
was released under bail of $500 pend
inO aotiOp hu fbo. GRO nd ittrxf Dacan.