The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-05-18
BERNARDSvILLE.


The baseball team will play it's in
itial game tomorrow and thereafter
each Saturday game will be played.
Joseph Kronenberg has been elected
treasurer of the club.
The congregation of the Methodist
Church are paying considerable atten-
ton to work among the younger mem
| bers of the congregation. A reception
was given to the village lads on Tues
day which was enjoyed by the large
number present.
To have or not to have graded
public school is a question of growing
interest.
The Township Committee are after
those who have not paid their poll
taxes.
1t has been decided that all the pu-
pills of the public school must be vac
cinated.
The Township Committee will en-
ploy an expert to open its new books.
| Plans are under way for the build
ing of sidewalks through the village.
This will be long step in the direc-
ton of public Improvement.
The Epworth League, of Demands
vile, celebrated the anniversary Of
the general society last Sunday. Rev.
DR.. Judd preached the anniversary
sermon at the morning service. At
the evening service special music was
rendered by the choir Mr.. Jesse
Hedden and Miss E. Faust rendered
duet entitled II Surrender all. :"
Miss Ada Allen presided at the organ
and Rev. R. f. Hayes led the singing.
The evening address on Spiritual
Athletics" was given by DR.. Richard
son Gray, of East Orange.
Somerset Inn opened May 1st with
accommodations for 300 guests. The
eight cottages were all rented.
Twenty EIGHT open ire-places have
been put in the main building since
last year. George W. futile continues
as manager. Polo and golf will con-
tinue as the attractions at the Inn for
the summer season. A large number
of New Workers are already here. The
following owning summer houses in
the vicinity of Bernardsville have
them already opened F. P. Olcott,
H. r Kunharat, G. B. Post, Mrs. j.
H. Ballentine, P. N. jackson, J. H.
Sturzbury, ]. F. Dryden, John Howe,
A. H. Joline, Haley Fiske, J. W.
Clark, R. L. Stevens, Fred'k Crom-
WELL
The Bernardsville Field Club has
elected DIR. L. E. futile, president,
ande Joseph Kronenberg, secretary
and treasurer. r. A. Mitchell has
been elected manager of the ball
team. Subscriptions are being taken
for the season. The first ball team
will be played with Brookside at
Bernardsville, May 10, at 2.50 p. M,
and games will be played every Satur-
day afternoon through the summer.
The operetta Little Red Riding
Hood" was given before large
audience in Dayton's Hall. Basking
Ridge, last Tuesday evening. The
parts were we'll taken The entertain
ment was in the interest of the Bask-
long Ridge Free Library.
The funeral of the infant child of
Lewis Barkton, of Mine Mount was
attended on Monday afternoon. The
interment was in the Basking Ridge
Cemetery. t. - |. ss ..-:-.-
John b. Dunster, Justice of the
Peace, of Bernardsville, was acquitted
of the charge.of malfeasance of office
at the Somerville Court on Tuesday
The election of Frederick P. Olcott,
of this place, as one of the delegates to
the National Republican Convention
at Asbury Park on Wednesday was re-
ceiyed with much satisfaction. Mr..
Olcott has received many kilograms
and letters of congratulation. He
will add very much to the strength of
the Republican ticket.