The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-06-28
washington ASSOCIATION.
Continued from First Page.

l January ii, 1901 Henry w Ford Of
Morris county, Jan, 20, 1901 David H.
Nc Alpin, of Morris county, February s,
| 1901 George w. Howell, of Morris
county, February 10, 1901 Fitz- John
Porter, OF Morris county, May 81,
1901 George Sanford Wylie, of Morris
county, June g. 1901.
! Since the annual meeting Of June
l27, 1900, twenty-five new members
have been received into the associa-
tion, as follows BY Original Sub
scription- Wilberforce Freeman. Tonic
Salvage, Francis J. Swayze, Of Essex
county j. Morgan Howe, OF New
York city Henry Stafford Little, OF
Mercer county Herman BehT, Rich
ard w. McEwan, Charles Winfield
Armour, Of Morris county; Richard
| ". Lindabury. of Somerset county.
Theodore Andrews Lathrop, Essex
| By Succession Benjamin B.Tilt, Of
Passaio county Lewis M. Brown,
Paris Maine: Gordon E. Sherman,
| Of Morris county Carrot a. Hobart,
Harry &. Worthen, of Passaic county /;
| Courtlandt Richardson, Lawrence
Swan. Robert f. Randolph. Freder-
| ick Nishwitz Taft, Edward Howell,
Of Morris county William B. Kinney,
Robert Fl. McCarter.
| at the last quarterly meeting of
Board the following resolution was
adopted:
The Board of Trustees of the Wash
lington Association of New Jersey,
desires to enter upon its minutes this
expression of its deep regret at the
announcement of the death of Mr..
James F. Randolph.
| He was for five consecutive terms,
covering period of fifteen years, a
1 trustee of the association, Of which
his father was one of the founders.
His interest in ali that pertained 70
/ its welfare was strong, and he per-
formed with fidelity the duties which
belonged to the office he filied, as
long as his health permitted.
1t is directed that copy OF this
minute be sent to Mr.. Randolph
family with the assurance of the sin
cere sympathy of the members of this
Board of Trustees
Treasurer Mills reported a balance
on hand both for general and also the
special accounts, and insurance on
buildings and contents amounting TO
sos. 300
Trustees Jonathan W. Roberts, W.
W. v. Lidgerwood, and Edwin w
Coggeshall were unanimously elected
their own successors.
| Upon motion Of vice president Ver-
nam, who paid graceful and We'll
deserved tribute to the efficiency OF
president Roberts, whose name and up
on motion was unanimously placed on
I the roll of honor, the greatest compli-
ment by the way that can be confer
red by the association. The name of
trustee Thomas @. Bushnell was also
added to the roll of ihonor upon
motion Of DR.. Stephen Pierson, words
of commentator of Mr. Bushnell
were heartily seconded by Mr.. Roberts.
Honor Roll Association Ferdinand
j. Dreer, Mrs. Jonathan w. Roberts,
| William L. King, Jonathan w, Rob
erts, Thomas @. Bushnell
The terms of trustees.os Jonathan w.
Roberts, w. v. " Lindabury and
Edwin w Coggeshall having expired
they were unanimously reelected for
three years
A handsomely bound copy OF
ssHistorical register of of
! fcers Of the Continental Army dur
ling the war Of the Revolution was
presented by General John Schultz,
/ Oh DQOu bOD3 " llO Ii q 4SVbOA ttOSOil1 p0uJ
| ing the gift referred to the fact that
on both sides he was decended from
Revolutionary stock. The fact that
the fighting blood of his ancestors
flowed in the generals veins is en-
phasized by the fact that he was.
wounded seven times during the civil
war.
The trustees organized upon the ad-
| journment OF the stockholders meet
ing as follows: President, Jonathan
W. Roberts; 1s5vice- president, Albert
III. Vernam End vice president,g Dr.
Stephen Pierson treasurer, Alfred
Elmer Mills; secretary, Henry O..
Pitney, Jr. Executive COMMITTEE
Jonathan W Roberts, Albert FL Yer
nam, Stephen Pierson, Alfred Elmer
Mills, Henry O. Pitney, Jr., Henry
A. Henriques, Frederick II. Beach.
Lunch was served later by Day in
the Banquet Hall