The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-24
FROM OTHER TOWNS.
MADISON.

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Many of the Madison cyclers were en-
tertained by the Orange Y. NJ. c. A. on
Thursday evening.
A small crowd witnessed the defeat of
the Morristown A, G. by the Field Club
on Saturday. Score-Field Club, IS;
Club viii play the Rockaway club.
The Glover Club held a picnic at
Bramm's Riverside Retreat on Tuesday.
William Baker of Wyoming is now
night operator during the absence of H.
E. Fad
Rev. A. c. bennett of Bull is spending
few days in town.
Principal w B. Matthews and family
are spending the summer at their farm
in Pennsylvania.
The Alumnae Association of the pub
lie school rendered the class of '9S re-
ception in the assembly room of the CEN
trail school on Wednesday evening.
E. p Fetch. the electrician, has been
awarded the contract for wiring the
handsome residence of Roger Frye on
Convent road.
The Madison Cyclers will take run to
.Plainfiel on Thu s 'ay evening to attend
the League meet to be held at that place.
John Carrigan, an attendant at Morris
Plains asylum, spent Tuesday in Madi-
son visiting his many friends.
Matt Apgar of this place is now rae
ing in Boston, Mass.
The Athletic Association is making
many Improvements on its grounds on
Central avenue.
Many of our fast bicycle riders have
entered the races to be held at Morris
town on the Fourth of July.
Ridgedale avenue and Alton road will
be macadamized by the county. Bids
are now being received by the Free
holders.
The marriage of Rose E. Buckley to
Charles Quick of this place occurred at
Washington on Friday.
Frank n Smith, secretary to Presi-
dent Buttz of Drew Seminary is spend
ng few weeks at his home in Iowa.
Walter Upham is spending his sum
mer vacation in Madison
Prof. Olin A. Curtis, who was ap
pointed by President Mckinley chaplain
of the auxiliary cruiser Badger, left on
Friday to join the cruiser, which is off
the coast of Maine
Chester C. Brown. Charles G. Davis
and Curtis E. Whittlesey were ordained
elders of the First Presbyterian church
on Sunday last.
The Colored Baptist Mission will here
after be known as the First Baptist
church of Madison
The children of the public school are
being drilled for the Fourth of July
parade on the ball grounds every
night by James D. Kemble.
James Goss of New York city has
rented the residence of S. Fl Paulmier
on Madison avenue for the summer
Jacob Finger has returned from syria
cuse University for the summer
F. H. Schofield and Herbert Fad left
on Monday for trip through Pennsyl-
Vania.
James. Fl. McGraw returned from
trip to the West on Monday.
DR.. Leslie D. Ward and family are &C.
cupying their summer residence in East
Madison
Herbert Ward sailed on Tuesday for
Europe, where he will spend the
summer
D. Willis James entertained number
of friends on Saturday at his residence
on Madison avenue.
The class of '99 of the public school
and their friends spent Monday at Shon-
gum Lake.
Homer G. House has returned from
the State Normal School
The commencement exercises of the
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school-house on Friday evening. After
the exercises reception was held.
Recorder Cook fined William CAMS
and William Hopping So and costs on
Monday for fighting on Sunday.
The fire department expects to receive
its new truck next week.
Hon E. E. Burnett is expected home
from England tomorrow, where he has
been purchasing cattle for Florham
Farms.
Arrangements have been completed
for the athletic tournament, to be held
on the afternoon of the Fourth of July.
After the tournament there will be a
grand display of fireworks.
Rev Fred Upham and family who
have been spending several week at this
place returned to their home in Boston
on Wednesday.
Mrs James Fl. Baker and family viii
spend the summer at The Forest" at
Lake Hopatcong.
The Italian Mission has been removed
from the Market building to the Lowell
building on Main street.
MENDHAM.
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