The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Sharpe and Miss Lou Andrew are
at Atlantic Highlands.

some time at the sea side.
Miss Craig of East Orange is visiting
her cousin, Miss Ada Craig.
Fred Fritts and Fred Cobbett were at
Asbury Park over Sunday.
George Wire and family are visiting
relatives in Warren County.
Walter Pierson and Percy Wire are
at the st. James, Asbury Park.
Fred Schraudenbach has returned
from visit to Lake Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Corbet and
Miss Poillion are at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs 1. D. Lyon leave next
week for a visit to Portland, Me.
William Hunt, of Washington street,
is spending week at Asbury Park.
Mrs. L. G.. Frost has returned from
three weeks sojourn at Asbury Park.
Miss Florence Absalon of Clinton
street is visiting relatives at Kingston.
Miss Goliath of Elm street is the
guest Of Miss Garrard at Bellport, L. I.
Franklin W. Muir is spending few
weeks at the White House, Asbury Park.
Miss May Beach, of Atno avenue. spent
part of the present week at Lake Hopat-
cong.
Fred Beach, in the employ of John
L. Tallmadge, is enjoying weeks va
cation
Miss Jennie Taylor, of Washington,
D. G., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. l.,
o. Stiles.
Clarence Arrowsmith is at the Hotel
Melette, Ogalalla, Neb., for an iudef-
mite stay.
Mr.. and Ms. w. E. Durham and
family are stopping at the White House,
Asbury Park
Mrs. Robert Price and daughters Miss
Pearl and Miss Hattie are at Branchville
for two weeks.
Miss Alice M. Sherman, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her uncle, Rev. A. Ma
gouan Sherman.
Herbert Cooley, of Western avenue, is
with relatives in Pennsylvania for stay
of two weeks.
Miss Dora Babbitt is at Cape MAY
where she will remain during the bal
ance of the month.
Mr.. and Mis-. r. Henshaw Metcalfe
are at Allenhurst, N. j., the guests of
Mrs. VIM. E. Ford.
George W. Howell and family are at
Belmar, where they will remain during
the present month.
Mr.. and Mrs James Matthews of
Cresco, Pa, are guests of Mrs. A. l..
Adams of Fine street.
A. A. Babbitt will go to Greenport
L. l., Monday and will spend his vaca.
ton at that place fishing.
Mr.. G. Frazer and the Misses Frazer
and Mr. and Mrs. G.. E Reeve of Cutler
street are at Ocean Grove.
w. S. Halliday and family left today
for Westminster Park, Thousand Islands
where they will remain through August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Fl. Fairchild
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Parker
have returned from sojourn at Belmar.
Mrs. E. J. Hall, of High street left
Wednesday for Troy, N. Y, where she
will remain with relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs. Willis Fl. Dutton and daughter,
Miss Bertha, will spend the next few
weeks at Bucksport, Me.
Miss Hattie DeGroot he's retul aed
from Bensonhtrst, where her sister,
Miss Bessie DeGroot is spending the
summer.
Victor A. Wiss and Will II. Frapwell
caught two black bass at Budd's Lake
early in the week, weighing over four
pounds each.
Miss Kate Boniface and Miss Lizzie
Ruoff, both of Brooklyn, are visiting the
formers uncle, John K. Bonita ; on
King street.
John will ride wheels to Asbury Park on
Monday next and remain at the seaside
for few days.
T. B. Ironside has gone to Mortified,
Mass, where he will spend the next ten
DAYS. Mrs. Ironside and children are
at Mount Freedom.
George HI. Sherman, who is a student
at the Philadelphia College of Horology,
is spending week with his parents here
on Phoenix avenue.
Miss Jennie Weller of Washington has
returned home after having spent several
weeks as the guest of her aunt, Mrs S.
L. Young of Court street.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney and children are
at Watch Hill for August. Senator
Pitney will join his family tomorrow
for fortnight's vacation.
Fred Smith, the well known civil en-
gineer, returned Tuesday from Maine,
where he has been engaged in a profess
sional capacity for the past two months.
j. H. Carlson will sail on the Cam
pania with his family tomorrow for
Liverpool, intending to go thence to
South Sweden, where he will engage in
the bicycle business.
Edgar F. Martin and Will Baldwin
have written home from Kansas City,
describing the attractions of the West.
They will proceed to Omaha, at which
place they will remain for two or three
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosedale, of King street,
are entertaining their son Robert. of
London, Eng; also their daughter, Miss
Dora, in company with Mrs. Martin
and her daughter Miss Helma.
Augustus B. Sanders, who is in the
employ of the American Bell Telephone
Co. and whose recent headquarters have
been at Detroit, Michigan, is home for