The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
DOVER.


at the public schools, to-day.
The reception to tho new pastor and
wife Of Grace Church, Rev and Mrs
Maeehmam, took place on Wednesday
evening, Rev. w. II Mccormick wei
coined them in behalf OF the church g..
n. Cook on behalf Of the trnstets; Chas.
Blessing, the Epworth LeaRne; Mrs
Trumper the Ladies' Aid and Rev. Dr.
Woodruff, the town Of Dover,
Mrs, Jnlia ID McDavit died early last
Friday morning OF plnropneumonia
She was the wife of DR. George w. NC
Dayit, and leaves three children. The
funeral occurred Monday afternoon, with
interment In Locust Hill cemetery.
Miss Edith Hawkey IL in Newark at
tending her fathers funeral.
Augustus Louanstein of Philadelphia,
ia the new superintendent Of the Metro
poitnn Insurance Co., In this district.
]. A.. Merwin who has been trans
ferred to Phoenixville, Pa was the re-
cipient Of pleasant surprise. Saturday
night, when the employees of tho Metro
politan Company, here, presented him
with handsome chair.
Mrs, Elmer Voorhees, of Morristown
spent few days thiA week with her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. McDaVit, on Maple
avenue.
Samuel Clark spent part OF last week
in Morrstown
Miss Sadie Churm of Mine Hill spent
several days this week with her sister,
Mrs. Herbert Gardner.
The postponed dedication of the Union
Iill Chapel wns held last week on Tues.
dny. The services were impressive and
well attended from this place, Rock
away and Morriatown, The cost OF the
chapel was vi 400 Tho sum of 800 was
raised At tho dedication and with what
had been provided for before, left u debt
of only $500
Col Pattie Watkins l4indsiey was AT
the Volunteers Hall, Friday.
Mr.. and Mira. Thomas b, McGrnth
veraary to-day.
MIR. and Mrs, John Anderson of
Swude's Mine, celebrated their 10th we'd
ding anniversary last week
MIR aud Mrs. VIM. Sickle OF Central
avenue spent last week in Newark.
The Republicans, Democrats and Pro
hibitionata of this city held their re-
apeetiye oauousea last week and nomi.
mated candidates. for the election next
Tuesday
The strike Ia still ON at the Richardson
noynton Co. worka,
DR., Richard Cook and Mrs, Nettie
nlekerson were married at noon, We'd
neaday. nj the home of the bride, by
Rev William Holloway, u, -.
There have been number of men
laid oil at the car shops since last week.
Misa Louise Gardner Ia Visiting friends
in Newark,
Ellis Thorpe has taken charge of the
Atlantic \ Pacific Tea Company's bust
meas In this section
MIR. plumstead of Kenville, and Mias
Laura Morse were married Sunday by
Rev, w II, Mccormick,
A meeting OF the voters Of this school
district will he held in the armory next
Monday night, for the purpose of acting
upon suggestions for enlargtng and tm-
proving the school building ON Sussex
and Motarlan streets
j j Peer will move his family from
Union street 20 Rookaway,
Jerry George train makes its all
night stop at Chester now,
Ex.Mayor George rierson of Dover,
and Mrs. Anna T. Poole Of lrvington,
were married at lrvington, Thursday,
April 20, by Rev, Dr. Daniel Halleran,
There were fully 200 at the farewell
reception OF Prof, Giegter's dancing
class, in Elite Hall last Friday evening
Miss Grace Metxgar has returned TO
Dover after an absence of several months
60 her home in East Stroudshurg
The congregation Of the Swedish Beth
lehem Church surprised its pastor, Rev.
Oscar Q, Engstrom, one evening last
week by u gathering at his home aud
presenting him with purse Of $40. IL
was the birthday of his little daughter
and she reoeived among other things u
nice chair,
Mrs c. u, Casterline of Union Hill,
spent few days laat week with Mrs
Jenny Messenger
Mrs, Charlie Clark is much improved
IN health after her extended visit to
Westheld,
Mrs Anthony Nicholson of Newark
spent last week with her parents Mr.
and Mrs, William II, Hin,
William Nichols will move from
Rridgaport Conn, 20 Sanford street.
Friday,
The families OF James Eagen, Patrick
kyAn and Daniel Mooney left Nit Hope
Monday for Rgtte city. Mont. whore
they viii ho met nv the fathers og each
family who have resided in Butte for
some time,
The Norris canal opened ON Monday
hast, and expects busy wear,
lS&ae petSroot LETT the Richard mine
for Hancock, Mich, where he will work
m the eopper mines,
Samuel tIeNena while working in a
new shaft at the Richard mine ON Satur-
day, hast WAS Killed by rope
hrSakneg, that was attached 60 a skip,
which conveyed the ore o. the surface
and Ice it hack Nlll. throwing large
chUakS Of ore down the shaft One
paece hit frSveNa square On the top of
Che head and he ated within ten MIN
nte& MIR, raNVenA MAS a NoNltg man
with many friends, HE leaves wife
amt four ehtlireN
lehN Naer ANA family of Richard ave-
nne arN moving e. HNckAway where
they viii oc>lpy their own house,
The Z, ), government is erectlnS y
new bridge oR the rVAa between SpSer
town an3 the government property,
Clinton lNVwR aud John naNohue are
60 have Nioycle race ON necNrAtiNU
day between Nover ana NgoxrlSgown ana
Eeturn f0r SIDE hst of SSA
Thew were Nnte megye men discharged
at the car Shops saturday last,
HANOVER.