The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Judge Alfred Elmer Mills has grant,
ed a hotel license TO Rudolph Ricken-
back, OF Green Pond.
The Rev. Franklin B. Dwight oc-
capied the pulpit OF OIde Memorial
church, Chatham, on Sunday.
Members Of the Morristown Anna
teur Opera society will enjoy a dinner
d the guild room Of St. Peters church
n Tuesday evening.
The Boys league of the First Pres
bvterian church will meet i'm Jhe
chapel on Friday evening, January
28th at As O'Clock.
Mrs. Elsa Crater, mother OF e. Il.
N. Crater, of Western avenue, oleo az
the home of her daughter IN HACK
ettstown on Tuesday after a long III
ness.
"Mv Chum JIM will be the sub
iect Elkana Drake, of Newark, will
take in his address TO Jne ooyS heXu
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. w. w. Barker gave a talk on
q Life's Motives, before The students
OF the Morris academy on Thursday
morning. He will follow with other
talks.
Miss Katherine E Tator succeeds
Miss Campbell as superintendent OF
Morristown Memorial hospital. Miss
Campbell resigned recently to engage
In private nursing.
Rev. Minou G. Morgan, of Summit,
will address the Mems meeting at the
Y. M. G. A. next Sunday afternoon at
AIS. He will speak on IA Mans
Share in the World Work. :
George Lance, of German Valley,
visited MOrriStOwn Wednesday morn :
ing and while here lost his pocketbook
containing $50, several checks and a
Red Mems book.
When the Morristown lodge OF Elks
moves into its recently purchased
building on Washington street IL VIII
celebrate the event by giving an anna
teur minstrel performance ~ the nail.
Town Clerk National G. Toms has
administered the oath of Office to the
recently elected police justice, Isaac
r. Pierson. Mr. PierSon has filed his
bond and is now duly accredited as a
police justice.
Walter Pierson has prepared plans
for building to be erected on Speed
well avenue for Rosenberg Bros. 1t
is to be of buff pressed brick With
limestone trimmings and will be three
stories in heighth, containing Two
stores and four apartments.
The beef boycott has reached this
town. Yesterday morning petition
was circulated about town asking the
signers to abstain from eating meat
for thirty days. AS yet the petition
has not been extensively signed, The
butchers claiming they have felt no
effect from it.
The Hoagland Guards of Dover,
celebrated the tenth anniversary OF
the organ .ation Monday evening at
the Memorial Presbyterian church.
All present voted 1t great success.
The Boys Brigade of MorriStown
were represented by Major Saunders
and Lit. France.
The Mt. Kemble Avenue Sewing cir
Gle enjoyed a sleigh ride to the County
Aims house on Thursday afternoon.
The members took with them refresh
mentS for the inmates and presented
an entertainment. a feature of the
A. Logan. Miss Laura Prudden was
at the piano.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the South Street
Presbyterian church has elected the
following officers President, Samuel
Purdy; vice president, Miss Jessie
Norman; recording secretary, Miss
Florence Emmons; corresponding sec
rotary, Miss Alice Lee; treasurer, Miss
Minnie Fairchild.
John R. Simpson, ]. W. Underhill
and William j. Doyle have filed with
County Clerk e. Bertram Mott articles
of incorporation Of Mountain Lakes,
inc. The company, which has an office
in Boonton with former Senator
Thomas J. Hillery as agent in charge,
will deal in real estate. 1t has an au-
thorized capital of 5000, 1000 with 81 900
paid in.