The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-03-25
WHERE THEY HIVE GONE
List of Spring Removals and I'm
portant Business Changes.

A Large Number of Private Families
Change Quarters Complete Addresses
with Old and New Location Business
Concerns to Move Next Week.
| The number of recent and prospective
removals of families and business con-
Germs in Morristown is about the same as
usual this year, and nearly all of them
will occur next week, thus providing a
sudden BUSINESS alacrity on the part of
truck and expressmen of the city. The
list, as far as definitely known, is as
follows, and will be continued next week:
Stephen J. Roberts from 121 Washing
ton Street TO Western avenue.
Cyrus Loree from rs Mechanic street
to 121 Washington street
Horton j. Davis from 104 Washington
street to Linden street.
Chas. Stilwell Jr., from 81 Speedwell
avenue to 1O2 Washington street.
Lewis j. Gillem from 1856 Washington
street to Collinsville.
Mrs. r. A. Ayers and daughter Miss
Elizabeth from Hill street to Trimmer
Building, South street.
Mile. Cohendos from Blachley House
to Trimmer Building, South street.
Frank F. Lozier from SO Mills street
to 8 Speedwell place.
G. F. Rixby from Elizabeth to. s 1-2
Speedwell place
Geo. F. DeGroot from Fairview place
to Cherry street.
Mr.. Faint from Phoenix avenue to
Montclair.
II. E. Stirn from Madison to 90 Mills
street.
William johnson from 60 Mills street
to 81 Western avenue.
John Atz from Ann to Early street.
Market Street Mission from to %
Market street, Monday. March 81.
Ira Youngs from % Sussex avenue to
Early street.
Timothy Spain from 80 Mechanic
to Bank street.
Harris Domb from 10 Columbia to 8
Lincoln street.
George Dunster from Court to Lin
coin street.
Mrs. BENZ. F. Allegar from Albeit
avenue to Cutler fats, Sussex avenue.
John Bell from 10 Albeit avenue to
New Jersey avenue.
Wilmot d. Weir from Lincoln street
! to New Jersey avenue.
Harry Bell from to 10 Albeit avenue.
Mrs. Fenimore from Cutler farm to
upper Western avenue.
Fred Tunis from 4 Albeit avenue to
New Vernon.
Mrs. George Taylor from Albeit ave-
nue. to Jersey City Heights.
Eugene Carroll from Western avenue
to his recently purchased property, No.
65 Washington street.
David Wright from Hillside to Alb
bett avenue.
F. J. Stoddard from Ridgedale avenue
to Hazel street.
John Little from 16 Speedwell avenue
to 16 Early street.
Augustus Bell from 6 to 4 Albeit ave.
! The Messrs. Coriell from Maple
avenue to so Early street.
William Mullen from % Early street
to Mendham.
J. Bohanna from Harrison street to Al
Early street.
F. Schraudenbach from 85 to SO Wash
ington street.
G. E. Kilby from Early street to S5
Washington street.
Mrs. William Corners from Prospect
j. J. Davis from 19 Phoenix avenue to
78 Western avenue.
Walter Lewis from Newark to No. 40
Phoenix avenue.
| w. G. Grifiths from AZ Phoenix ave
nue. to Osceola, N. Y.
Business Removals.
VIM. Smart from Is South to corner
Elm and Morris streets.
Edward F. Cooney from 10 to 16 South
street.
j. K. Boniface from 1s to s South
street.
Jens B. Nelson from % Washington
to Market street.
American Steam Laundry from Mar
ket street to Stiles house, corner Market
street and Maple avenue.
Sands, Weeks & Co. from Trust Co.
building to room 5, Bell building.
Kain Bros. from 35 Washington street
to Is Park place.
Sven & Smith from 16 Park place
to 81 Speedwell avenue.
N. Y. & N. J. Telephone Co. from
east side park to 25 Market street.
Pocono Ice Co. from Hoffman building
Trust Co. building.
The Misses Collier & Purkis from
Speedwell avenue to Lippman building,
High street.
MORRIS COUNTY CHRONICLE, news
paper and printing offices. from second
floor of CHRONICLE building to first
floor, No. 55 Washington street, same
building.
Morris County Electric Company
offices and supply rooms from Park
place to So Washington street, first floor.
VIM. F. Damitz from 4S Speedwell
avenue to High street, Lippman build
ing.
William Erginzinger from Speedwell
avenue to new Cutler building Speedwell
avenue.
John Tallmadge, halter and gents fur
nisher, from 171155 Washington street to
Y. M. G. A. building, South street.
Woman's Exchange from Y. M. G. A.
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