The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-03
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will build six room dwelling house,
with all modern improvements, ON the
site of the one destroyed by fire last
week He expects to begin next week.
Evangelist Mrs. Mary Powell arrived
in Dover Wednesday, to spend two
weeks with Mrs. Cornelius Clark.
At the regular monthly meeting of
Engine Company, No. 1, held in their
rooms Monday evening, it was decided
to take the stripes from their trousers
and get longer coats.
The remains of Miss Eveline Ford,
daughter of the late James Ford of this
city, were brought to Dover from Orange
on Thursday of last week and buried in
the family plot in Orchard street ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Cornelius Clark is moving into
@. III. De Shazo's house on Sussex street
hill.
j. f. Rose of Andover died at the
home of his brother-in. law, Henry Shoe
maker of Park avenue, where he was
visiting, on Tuesday morning of last
week Mr.. Rose, who was rs years old,
was in his usual good health when he
retired ON Monday night. When an
alarm of fire sounded Tuesday morning
he arose, dressed himself and was stand
ing by a window when he suddenly fell
back, dead. The cause of death was
heart failure The remains were taken
to Andover on Friday morning for in
terment.
The remains of Mrs. Annie O'Leary of
Mt. Pleasant were brought here for
burial on Thursday of last week.
Henry Heiman is remodeling the store
next his, which Shoemaker O'Neil
vacated, and will open a glass and tin
ware department.
Miss Eta c. Soaring leaves to-day for
Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend the kinder
garten national convention.
Clarence Epson, who has been engaged
in the insurance business here for
some time, left Tuesday for his home in
Elkhart, Ind
Miss Ethel Soaring gave a chocolate
tea to few friends on Saturday last
Miss Annie May Riley of Elizabeth,
formerly of Dover, and William Darling
ton of New York, are to be married in
April,
Miss Grace Richards of McFarlan
street, who has been unable to teach her
school at Green Village for three weeks
because of illness, is improving.
A number of friends gathered at the
home of w. III. Sands ON McFarlan
street ON Saturday evening last, the
occasion being the birthday of Mrs
Sands. 1t was complete surprise and
much enjoyed by all. Refreshments
were served by the Misses Baldwin,
sisters of Mrs. Sands. Among the pres
ents were a handsome rocker and a
center table.
Mrs. John Hance of near Port Dram
died very suddenly on Tuesday.
David Jenkins, of Jenkins, Buck q
Co., Mine Hill, died very suddenly on
Tuesday
Robert Pattison of New York was in
town Monday in the interest of the tin
smiths union.
In accordance with orders from the
headquarters of the American Volun.
teers, Captain Echard 'fareweled' here
Sunday evening. He took up his new
charge in Morristown on Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Anderson will spend two
weeks in New York in Hill Bros. mil
linery department She will take posi-
ton with Henry Greengrass on her
return.
Harry Anderson has purchased the
he is now living, from the Goodale
estate.
DR.. w. E. Derry recently had an
artery removed from finger on account
of the appearance of cancer brought
on by a bruise from wearing a ring
This failed to arrest it and he goes to the
hospital to-day TO have it amputated.
j. A. Bogart, labor editor of the New
York journal, was in town Thursday.
AT the fourth quarterly conference o.
Grace NJ Il. Church held last Wednes
day, the pastor, Rev. William j. Hamp
ton, handed in his resignation, mad,
necessary by poor health
The Republican primary for Jefferson
township will be held at the Woodpor
House tomorrow Saturday afternoon
to nominate their usual township
officers.
The Republican voters in Randolph
township will meet at Mine Hill Hote
Saturday afternoon to nominate thu
township officials.