The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

N. H.
Alderman Freeman has returned from
Watch Hill
Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Van Doren are at
Niagara Falls.
Henry NJ. Smith is with his family at
Ashfeld, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver K. Day have re-
turned from Brielle.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney and son have re-
turned from Watch Hill
Miss Landers of Newark is visiting
Miss Burns of Morris Plains
Miss Anna Thompson is spending her
vacation at Patchogue, L. l.
Fred Muchmore has been spending
few days at Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Mary Cahill of olyphant place
is visiting friends in Passaic.
Mrs. Grinnell Willis and family have
returned from Jamestown, R. /.
Miss Eva Sturges of Morris street will
spend next week on Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Reasoner have
returned from the Thousand Islands
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Letchford
have returned from Narragansett Pier.
Mrs Everett Fowler and family of
Haverstraw are at Oliver Hall, Mend
ham.
! Miss Margaret McQuillen of Passaic
has been spending few weeks in Nor
ristown.
| Misses Marguerite and City Voorhees,
and Miss Martin are at Point O. Woods,
Long Island.
j. Boyd Headley returned Tuesday
from Lake Hopatcong, where he has
been camping for two weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs George Haley have been
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hockenbern of Mt. Freedom.
Mr.. and Mrs James J. Welsh of Oily
plant place start to-day for Buffalo, N
Y, where they will spend next week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Dodd, who have
been with Mrs. Dodd's parents Mr. and
Mrs de Barry, on Madison avenue, have
removed to Montclair.
Manuel johnson of Washington, D. c.,
is enjoying visit among his old friends
in Morristown, coming here after fort
night spent in Atlantic City.
Miss Phoebe Lindsey Thatcher will
spend the winter in Pennsylvania where
she has accepted position as musical
director of Albright College
The Rev. Drs. VIM. NJ. Hughes, John
Macnaughtan and Albert Erdman have
/ k1os,
and will occupy their respective pulpits
on Sunday.
| S. Weston Hastings has been renewing
acquaintance in Morristown. In COM
pany with his brother Clarence he left
for Yarmouth and Halifax on Thursday,
via Boston and the Yarmouth S. S. Co.
Mrs. E. A. Doty Mrs w. R. Sanders,
Mrs. John A. Cliff, Mrs. G. H. Guerih,
Mrs. s. B. Heath, Mrs Lindabury and
Mrs. Mott were present at the reunion
of the Fifteenth Regiment held in Rock
away yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walton H. Doggett have
returned to Morristown and are the
guests of her parents, Gen. and Mrs.
Fitz John Porter, together with Mr.. and
Mis- 1uOuIdS y. lOWAoCl41 dtl1 4uCOQOI0
A. Lord of New York city.
Miss Nettie A. Graves gave small
dinner party on Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. p. j. Walker of Dansville, Ill., who
is spending some time with relatives in
this city, her former home. The table
decorations were in pink and white
Lieut.. William L. Murray, Company
L, Seventy first Regiment New York
Volunteers, is a guest of his mother at
Iron Spring House, formerly Walton
Cottage. Lieutenant Murray was in the
Santiago campaign and he hopes to re-
cruit his health among the hills of
Morris.
Ralph Eye, well known HopewelI
business man, was the guest of Norris
town friends early in the week. Mr.
Eye is prominent in Presbyterian Church
circles in New Jersey and for thirty-two
years has been superintendent of the
church of that denomination at Hope
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Compton, Mr..
Compton, Miss Beach, Miss Woodruff,
the Misses Armstrang, Arthur Van
Dyke Fred Schraudenback, Albert
Wayrich, Miss Joyce, Miss Davis, Rem
Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barkman and
Stewart Whitenack attended the Smiths
reunion at Peapack on Wednesday.
DR.. Edward MARQUEE of New York
was on Monday and Tuesday the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. David F. Culvert. Dr.
MARQUEE is one of the best known of the
long distance riders about New York
city where he is connected with several
cycling organizations, being an officer
of the Century Wheelmen. He has been
| an T. A. w consul for several years