The Morris County chronicle., 1901-08-30

JOun anu Lewis collins have beer
visiting their grandfather, William
Collins, of West Livingston.
Miss Wilhelm and Miss Gildersleeye
of Poughkeepsie, are the guests of the
Misses Struble on Pine street.
Chief G. V. Muchmore, of the Sum-
nit Fire Department, left Monday for
two weeks at the Pan American.
Francis E. Woodruff will return to-
morrow from Water Mill, L. l., where
he has been spending the summer.
Amory S. Carhart, of Tuxedo, N. Y,
was the guest this week of his father,
George B. Carhart of Maple avenue.
Miss Burr, of the Free Kindergarten,
has returned after vacation, part of
which was spent at the Pan American.
Mrs. Broadhead, of Newark, we'll
known in musical circles is the guest of
Mrs. N. S. Holloway, DeHart street.
The Misses Mabel and Bertha Ennis
have returned from Asbury Park where
they have been spending the summer.
The Misses Owen, of Franklin Place,
return tomorrow from Mortified, Mass
where they spent the month of August.
George J Little has returned from a
two weeks stay at Fishers Island, W here
he has been the guest of A. H. Vernam.
James P. Kane. who has been spend
ing some time in Pocono for his health
has returned to town greatly improved
w. S. LeJchford and family have re-
of NJ
they have been staying at the Waumbek.
Will Halliday in company with a
number of friends from Stevens Institute
leaves next Tuesday for the Pan-Ameri-
can.
Miss Jean Van Kirk. of Princeton
who has been the guest of Mrs. Dal-
rymple on Hill street, has returned
home.
Mrs. Thomas Wiss, who has been
spending several weeks in France, is
expected back tomorrow on the St.
Louis
Miss Margaret and Kathryn Bloom, of
Jersey City Heights are the guests of
Miss Kathryn Kelly on Washington
street.
Malin Clarke and A. S. Truax left
Sunday for trip in the Maine woods
Frank McEwan will join them al
Boston.
Mrs. H. B. Hoffman and family will
return on Monday from Mendhan
where they have been spending tn,
summer.
Dr. F. w. Owen, who has beer
spending some time on Appledore
Island, of the Isles of Shoals, has return
ed home
John Rosevear, of Ridgedale avenue
has returned from Fort Montgomery, N
", where he has been the guest Of
relatives.
Miss Sarah Berrie leaves this weel
for three weeks trip to Yellowstone
Park with Mr.. and Mrs. David DeMott
of Far Hills.
Mrs. ]. Walter Soaring and family
who nave been spending the summer al
Ocean Grove, will return the early part
of next week.
j. Claude Armstrong, who has beer
teaching in the boys school at Wal.
than, Mass, has finished his work and
returned home.
Lewis D. Kay, cashier of the Nationa
Iron Bank has returned from a triI
through Pennsylvania and weeks sta,
at Asbury Park.
Miss Effie and Miss Josephine Abel
and Mrs. j. q Taiutor returned yester
day from a two weeks stay at tn,
Carlton, Belmar.
w. M. Brown has returned from {
hunting and fishing trip on Long Island
He reports fine shooting, snipe being
especially plentiful.
William Mscksey, of Bernardsville, ,ant
Frank Rodler left Monday for a two
weeks trip to the Pau American an(
Western New York.
John K Boniface returned from
Europe Saturday on the Cunard liner
Etruria, after enjoying a pleasant triy
through South England.
DR.. A. Trimmer and family will re
turn the early part of next week from
Hackettstown where they have beer
spending the past month.
H. G. Wolfe Of the Morris Count,
Savings Bank, will spend his vacation
in western New York, leaving Saturday
accompanied by his wife.