The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Victor Brown has plans out for the
erection of dwelling house at Morris
Plains.
Morristown lodge OF Heptasophs
win enjoy banquet on the evening
of October 18th.
Next Sunday the Sunday school Of
the First Presbyterian church Will
held a rally service.
MAYNARD Day is exhibiting several
fine specimens Of hand-colored photo
graphs, his own work.
The Colonial Danes of New Jersey
will hold their annual meeUlng 40
Morristown next month,
The Imperial orchestra will give
social dance in Miller hall on 'lhurs-
day evening, October 9Th.
David o. Owens, Of Western avenue,
has secured a position WIFI conssA dc-
ton company at Hewletts, i. !.
charles Armstrong, better known as
& - Kid 81 is back at his home IN Newark
after a successful season 10 the south.
Miss Laura Bockoven gave a
q hot dog roast 2 to a number of her
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ing.
The Aloha NJ society will hold a
special meeting in their club rooms,
No. 81 South street, on Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. T.. D. Babbitt, fishing in Cedar
Lake Wednesday afternoon, caught
three catfish weighing two pounds
each.
The first meeting for the fall OF the
Morristown chapter, D. A. H., VIII pe
Il held on October 18th at the nome q
Miss Cobb.
The Women's Missionary society Of
4 the South Street Presbyterian churcn
will meet on Wednesday afternoon az
three o'clock.
s The Rev. Ralph B. Urmy will ad-
4 dress the Triple @ club on !" LUMBER,
ing in the Sierra Nevada Mountains
on Friday evening.
on Thursday evening there Will pe
Il a discussion at the prayer meeIinR W
the Methodist church on !" Our CnuIcl
2 and Its Sunday School"
W. ri. McCord, Of Omaha, has .pur,
4 chased the chestnut mare Patsy, Dreo
!. by e. T.. lei. Talmage, anda blue I'D
y hon winner at several horse SHOWS.
Sheriff Calhoun Orr and Jailkeepel
Edward J.. Carroll took Herman Ears
IN the Railway reformatoRy and Arthur
VanFleet to state prison Thursday
On Friday, October 7th, the Dorcas
society will hold sale OF bread, CAKE.
c; ndy and ice cream 10 the SUNDAY
school room of the Methodist church'
The Morris county board of exam
liners will hold an examination fof
school teachers at the Dover hiRn
school on Oct ober 7th and Sth h5gln-
ming at eight-thirty.
Albert HI. Smith, basso, has been
booked 10y the Keith & Proctor vaude-
vile. combination as a soloist. ME-
Smith was formerly soloist at the
Church OF the Redeemer.
Special musical services by the choir
of the Methodist church will com.
mence on the last Sunday in October
and continue through the fall ano
winter on the last Sunday evening OF
each month.
The McGuinness store building
which formerly stood on land con-
demned by the Lackawanna railroad
for "a new station at Morris Plains has
been removed to Speedwell avenue OPP
posite the present station building.
Mrs. Henry B. Powell will entertain
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church at her
home on High street on Friday after
noon. The subject for study will be
. Gospel Planting in Sunny Spain"
"a Glimpse Into Mexico = will be
the subject for discussion at the bi-
monthly meeting Of the Women's
Missionary society OF the First Pres,
byterian church which IS to De nela
"Wednesday afternoon In the chapel.
The thirteenth session of the Great
council. Degree of Pocahontas, Imp
o. r. M, will be held in Arcanum
hall on the 25th and 26th of this
month. Three hundred members Of
the order are expected to be in attend
ance.
A great improvement is being made
in the appearance of the westerly cor
ner of park place by the painting sof
the brick VOORHEES, and Dalrymple
buildings. a gray color. The Bell
building is also to receive q fresh coat
of paint.
The street department has erected
two sign boards at either end OF Speed
well hill warming Automobiles OF the
dangerous turn at the bottom OF the
hill. One is placed near the corner OF
Thompson street and the other at the
driveway of the Sherman place.
Charles Coombs. salesman for the
National Biscuit Co., In MOrristown,
has been transferred to White Plains,
N. ", and is succeeded by David
Coombs, formerly cashier for the COM
pany here. Wallace Fighter succeeds
to the cashiership and Edward Hig-
gins has been engaged as driver.
Members Of the Morristown paint
ers' union Wednesday afternoon at
tended In a body the funeral OF Robert
Gillespie, who was found dead IN their
meeting rooms in the Bell building
Monday morning. Services were held
in Smith & Holly'S rooms and inter
ment was in Everen ce metery.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Taylor, Auchincloss & Joost
in another column. They are offering
some very high grade investment Sc
curities to pay from four TO six pei
cent. interest. These securities may
be bought for cash or on margin. A
list will be furnished on application at
the branch office In the Savings bank
building.
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