The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Al parouet floor is being laid in the
judges chambers in the court house
The Morristown public playground
will close for the winter on Wednes
day.
George IT. Sherman has added new
and heavier safe to his store equip
ment.
The Morris County Traction Co. has
erected a shelter for passengers at Den
willie junction.
The upper section Of the flag pole in
THE park was painted Tuesday after
noon and new halyards bent.
Frank Ambrose has purchased the
property at the corner OF Morris and
King street from Mrs. Agnes Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Allen Carpenter
have removed from The Elms = to
the Osborne house in Olyphant park
On Sunday, the Right Rev Robert
L. Paddock, bishop OF Eastern Oregon.
will preach at the morning service at
st. Peters church.
Frank Waller. the artist, will give
an exhibition Of paintings of Bermuda
and other scenes at his studio on
Franklin street Saturday.
The Italian Workingmen's Mutual
association will hold its annual meet
ing at No. 8 Race street, on Wednes-
day evening. December 9th.
The Christmas vacation Of the pub
tic schools will begin on Friday, De-
cember 23td. The schools will reopen
on Wednesday, January 4th.
The Junior Christian Endeavor so
ciety OF the First Baptist church will
celebrate its tenth anniversary on Fri
day evening, December 9th
The Womans Missionary society of
OF South ST. Pres. church will hold a
meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 30th, in
place of the second meeting in Decem-
Der.
The Altar society of st. Peters
church has elected Miss Louisa Keas-
bey. president; Mrs. William r. Bal
lard, treasurer; Miss Berret, secre-
tary.
Eney Grupelli has twenty-five men
at work excavating for the cellar of
the new kitchen building at the state
hospital for the insane at MOTIFS
Plains.
Mrs. Dibb, wife Of Peter Dibb, pro-
prietor of the Mansion house, died
Thursday after an illness of several
weeks Of pneumonia. She was fifty
years old.
The Young Women's Missionary So
ciety of the South Street Presbyterian
church has decided to change it's day
of meeting to the first and third Wed
nesday in each month.
Prof. X. DeKoven Deighton, blind
organiSt, gives an organ recital ia the
First Baptist church this evening.
Prof. Deighton played at both services
in the church on Sunday.
While riding bicycle through IT.
vington Thursday Gerald Greenberker,
of Western avenue, was thown from
the wheel in collision with an auto
mobile. One shoulder was badly
bruised.
"SFort and It's Relation to Charac-
ter = is the topic of an address TO De
delivered by Charles T.. Kilb0rne, OF
East Orange, before the Boys league
of the First Presbyterian church on
Friday evening
The Rev. William Russell Bennett,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church,. spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
The pulpit of the First church was
filled morning and evening by the Rev.
franklin B. Dwight.
Women of the various churches are
invited to attend the monthly meeting
OF the Woman'S Union Prayer circle
which will be held 10 the Methodist
church parlor on Thursday morning of
next week at ten o'clock.
Members of Speedwell council, Jun
ior Order United American Mechanics,
attended the FIRST Baptist church in
body Sunday evening and listened TO
a special sermon oy the pastof, the
Rev. William w Barker.
On Wednesday evening the girls !
branch of St. Agnes guild will Civ
an exhibition Of basket work done dur
ing the year and also an exhibition OF |
folk dances by members Of class
taught by Miss Viola Schnarendorf.
Funeral services of Mrs. Amos Whit
more, who died on SATURDAY. we're
held at her late residence on Lincoln
street this afternoon and were at |
tended by members Of Pride of Van
nata council, Daughters OF Liberty. I
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