The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-09-07
PERSONAL MENTION.


returned to Morristown.
Mrs. Frapwell, of Pine street. is at
Block Island, for month.
Mrs. Geo. W. Pavie and family have
returned from Asbury Park
Misses Grace and Ella Burd have
returned from Capitol Island.
Miss Nettie Absolom, of Clinton
street, is a visitor in Bloomfield.
Edward Q. Lacey, spent Labor Day
with friends in Tarrytown, N. Y.
Mrs. Catherine T. Gaunt is a guest
at Mrs. F. L. Lundy's South street.
Miss Annie Losey, of Speedwell
avenue, is visiting relatives in Newton.
Miss Elizabeth Wylie, of Pine street
is at Long Branch, for a fortnight.
Mrs. Fraser and daughter. Miss
Florence are visiting friends in AL
bany.
Miss Lucy N. Morris is the guest
of Miss Lille Noble at Lake Hopat-
cong.
M. L. Toms has returned from Budd Is
Lake, where he was the guest OF
| friends.
Mrs. Augustus Muir and daughter,
Helen, are spending two weeks in
| Boston.
E. e. Crowell, general bookkeeper OF
the National Iron Bank is enjoying
vacation.
Rev. F. B. Dwight, Mrs. Dwight
and son have returned after an absence
OF some weeks.
Park Wilson, Of the telephone office,
has returned from Remington, where
he was visiting relatives.
Barker Pierson, of Paterson, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
O. Pierson, Morris street.
DIR. Norman Fox is in attendance
at the Quaker Hill Baptist Confer
ence at Quaker Hill, N. Y.
DR.. Grace Flanders is now house
physician of the N. Y. Hospital for
Women, at West 101st street.
A. g. Philips and family have re-
turned home, having spent the
summer at their farm at Ralston.
Miss Dorothy Cook, daughter OF
W. R. Cook, will enter Peddie Insti-
tute, at Hightstown, Nj. next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Ely, who
spent the summer at Winthrop, Me-,
are now in New Hampshire for Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Day and
Miss Mary l.. Day, have returned from
Paris, where Miss Day has been study
ing art.
Mrs. Embler and and Miss Fife EN-.
bier, who have been visiting Mrs.
Fred Cramer, have returned to New
burg, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Wise and family
have returned to their home on Early
street, having spent the summer at
German Valley.
Mrs f. Yawger, of Fairview Place.
and Miss Leila Quimpy of Locust
avenue, have returned home from
it visit to Stapleton, l.. I.
Miss Sarah Belts, Miss Eva Bennell
and Miss Bessie Norris, leave Monday
for the State Normal School, where
they will take the regular course.
Manuel x. johnson, who has been
connected with the U. S. Pension De-
partment, at Washington, for a num-
Der of years, is spending his vacation
in Morristown.
Mrs. Lewis E. CLARK and son, Ray
mond, are spending few weeks at
Ironia, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Swackhamer, Mrs. Clark s
parents
Mr. and Mrs. p M. White and fami-
ly, who have been visitors at the
home of Mrs. White s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Carroll, ON Morris Street,
have returned to their home in Dover.
Miss Anna Widmer, of Newark, and
Miss Ella Apgar, of East Orange,
have been spending few days with
Miss Katharine Pruden, of Long Hill.
The latter intends taking course in
Coleman's Business College this fall.
We learn from the Cape Times, that
Fife Sutherland, a girl of only IA,
heads list of over 500 candidates who
have passed the matriculation exami
nation of the University of the Cape
of Good Hope. This entities her to
scholarship of thirty pounds from
the Colonial government and to one OF
twelve pounds from the city of Uiten-
hage, where she lives Miss Sutherland
is a niece of Superintendent Ironside,
of the Market st. Mission.
1t is clearly the opinion of the Phil
adelphia Record that Auginaldo ought
not to surrender ON any terms.