The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-08-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Jersey City.
Miss Edna vreeland is at Asbury Park
for fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Reasoner are at
Richfield Springs.
Mrs. John B. Vreeland is visiting rela-
tives in Ithaca, N. Y.
A. w. Bell spent Sunday and Monday
with his family at Newburg.
Miss Lizzie Fennell is at the Heath
House, Schooley's Mountain
Grinnell Willis and family are at The
Thorndike. Jamestown, R. l.
Mrs. David H. Wilday of Morris street
is spending the week at Hanover.
Miss Mary Adrain Hall is spending
August at Mount Pocono, Penn.
George B. Raymond and family are at
Roach River, Maine, for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Carroll and
daughter are at Newburgh for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. milford are at
Roxbury, in the Catskills. for six weeks.
Will Frapwell rode to Norwalk,
Conn, Sunday, distance of 112 miles
Miss Jennie Kane of Wetmore avenue
is spending four weeks in the Adiron-
dacks.
The Very Rev Dean Flynn will spend
next week at Sedgemere Cottage,
Belmar
DR.. w. G. Sharp and number of
friends spent the early part of the week
at Budd's Lake.
Mrs L. G.. Frost and Miss Rhoda DEN
man of Franklin street are visiting
friends in Elizabeth
w R. Todd leaves tomorrow for a
tour of the great lakes, embracing an
absence of three weeks.
Rev. Allan E.. Abel and family of
Chaska, Mimi, have been visiting
Lewis and William H. Abel
Fl. ]. Muller of Henry Muller & Son,
proprietors of the Dominator Cigar Fac
tory, is summering at Basking Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Maskers Of Pater.
son are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Cyrus 7. Loree, of Washington street.
Harry Owens. son of Alderman Owens,
is visiting the Rev. J. NJ Gilbert, for
merly of this city, at Waterford, N Y.
Miss Lizzie Lyons of Albeit avenue
will start tomorrow for Lincoln Park,
to visit friends for the rest of the month
W. w. Woodward Jr., foreman of
Kittatinny Hose of Newton. was in town
visiting among the Independents last
Friday.
Frank Eaton, precentor of the South
Street Presbyterian Church, left Monday
for two weeks visit to BellevilIe !
Canada.
Miss Coggeshall and Miss Julia N.
COLES will return to Morristown next
week, after a visit of three weeks at
Saratoga.
Mrs. William A. Heath and Mrs. Har-
RE Bell of Albeit avenue start Monday
for Asbury Park, to stay for the rest of
the month.
Mrs. Hugh G. Holmes and son Walter
have returned from visit to Albany. |
Mrs. Holmes was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Potter.
Mrs Frederick HOPPER and daughter,
Miss Laura. of Washington street start
for Asbury Park Monday, to stay for the
remainder of the month.
It is being widely told that President
Mckinley, Vice President Hobart and
Attorney General Griggs are expected at
Lake Hopatcong this week for a short
rest.
Miss Gertrude COLES will be with her
mother in Morristown until September.
and will see her friends at the Losey
House, No. Mt. Kemble avenue, on
Monday afternoons.
Mrs. P. ]. Walker of Dansville, H., is
visiting her mother, Mrs Eugene Ayers.
Mrs Walker before her marriage was a
well known resident of this city, where
her numerous friends are glad TO well
come her back.
Carl Starr of East Orange has been
visiting friends in this city. In company
with Harrie B. Hoffman and Howard
milford he made a trip awheeI last week
to Port Jervis, down the Delaware
through the Gap and home by way of
Schooley's Mountain, an interesting
account of which appears elsewhere in
the CHRONICLE.
Dr. Thomas D. Prout, resident patholo-
gist at the State hospital, Morris Plains,
has returned from Berlin. Germany,
where he took a post graduate course.
He, in company with DIR. Perry. former
Iy member of the hospital staff, left for
Europe in March. DR.. Perry is still
studying in Germany. DIR. Prout, en-
route home, visited the principal hospi
tails for the insane in Germany and