The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-06-14

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s'lVm VI Ronalds,S Mrs. A. Ronalds
ConEiih's place at Morris Plains.
The annual poultry show Of the Nor
ris County Poultry, Pigeon and Pc
Stock association will be held in Nor
Tistown during the week OF December
9Th.
Thompson Barker, son of the Rev.
William w. Barker, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, has secured a
position as scorer at the Sea Grit rifle
range.
The preacher at the Sunday evening
Service In the Methodist church was
the Rev. w. w. Holloway, formerly
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
of Dover.
Extensive alterations are being made
to the Dinge house at Morris Plains.
Several pieces of marble Statuary and
a fountain have arrived and will be set
up in the grounds.
Loantaka council, Royal Arcanum,
will give a ladies' night entertain
ment on Tuesday evening, June 2ls6I.
An entertainment will be present I'd,
followed by dancing.
There will be social gathering in
connection with the children's meet
ing at the Market Street mission
Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Wolfe hes purchased the
Dutton house, No. Western avenue.
Lafayette S. Norman, who occupied
the place, has removed to one OF w. r..
n. ~ :, ~ t,oncae An Cnnn6ual1 ave-
ave.
The entertainment "Tne District
Schools to have been given on the
evening of June 18th, by the young
people of the Baptist church, has been
postponed until Monday evening, June
9th.
Gerald G. Greenberger and Norman
Tomlinson have been Initiated into
membership Of the Philomathean So
ciety. The organization will hold an
outing at the home of Paul FreemaL,
on Mendham road, June 18th.
Paul Meyer has been brought from
the Tombs prison in New York to the
county Jail here by County Detective
Edward Brennan. Meyer is wanted
here for the larceny OF automobile
tires from Mendham garage.
At the Thursday evening service on
the South Street Presbyterian church
the Atlanta university quartet will
sing and a representative OF the uni
versity will give an account OF the
work which is being done there.
HI. q. Reynold and A labongh g Son
have sold for the estate OF Julia WEIGH
Al. g. - tfxrLf ~
at Whippany. The purche ~er Is New
York man who will use the place as a
summer home as well as work the
farm.
1.-THE Morrist own News, which has
bcan conducted as daily newspaper
for a year, has announced that 1t will
be issued weekly, the field not being
large enough to supp ort daily with
the competition of IKE Newark papers
to face.
The Atlanta university Quartette
will sing negro melodies at the week.
night service in the South Street
Presbyterian church on Thursday of
this week, and representative of the
university will speak of the work
there ing done,
Robert DalgliSh, carpenter, and
James j. Lyons, mason. are building
two houses for the Woodford Land
Co. on the Randolph property. They
will be each of eight rooms, one fur
nished on the outside with shingles
and che other with stucco.
Closing exercises OF the Morristown
Free kindergarten will be held in the
kindergarten rooms on Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock. There will be
exhibit of the work OF the youngsters,
which they will be permitted to take
home on the day following.
The Morris County Ira ction 90. has
a gang Of laborers at work digging out
the bank along William Bee n IS prop
sidewalk at that point the proper
width. The earth excavated is being
used to fill in the sidewalk further
down The hill near the bridge.
The death of many sycamore trees
about Morristown is being commented
upon. The exact cause is unknown
but men versed in tree lore say that a
species Of fungi he's attacked the
trees. The chestnut trees are also dy-
ing off and it is predicted that there
will be none4n five years In this Sec
tion.
The following officers have been
elected by the Sunday school OF the
South Street Presbyterian church -
Superint cndent, the Rev. franklin B,
Dwight assistants, Frank Eaton and
II. @. Ward treasurer, Edwin p.
Ford secretary, H0ffner Benson; IL
brarians, r. A. Fleury and John II.
Madigan. They began their work Sun
day.
The body Of the late Mrs. Lillian
Eaton, of Philadelphia. was inferred
ia Evergreen cemetery here Saturday.
Mrs. Eat On we burned ID death in
her apartments in Philadelphia. She
we formerly Mrs. Randolph SEedd
and was Well-known in MOrristOwn,
being daughter Of the late DR., I. B.
Flagler.
Charles A. Meyer, of Andover; Eu-
selius w. Arrowsmith and Louis q.
Beachner, of Hoboken, have filed arti-
,cles with County Clerk K. Bertram
Mott incorporating the Iron Noun
tain Sanatarium. The company is
capitalized at $lO0, 900 and the institu-
tiOn is to be located au Ironia In Nor
Tis county.
First Assistant Chief Engineer Will
bur #. Day, jr,, of the MorristoWn fire
department., has taken a cottage Tor
the summer at Mount Tabor. Chief
Day comes TO MOTristOwn every day to
his business In his automobile. With
Chief Day 10 MounG Tabor at night