The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-02-15
NORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Cook and
Miss Zaidee Cook have returned from
Washington, D. O.. where they have
been for week taking in the many
sights.
On February 9th and 10th in Madison
was held conference for the CORES
ponding members of the Y. M. @. A.
of the second district of New Jersey.
Among the many speakers were Chas.
B. Brown, of Newark; State cretary
Donald McColl, of Newark; Edward
p. Holden, of Madison; Henry Hale,
of Orange; f. W. Longstroth. of Rah'
way; Charles T. Kilborne, of Orange !;
Fred B. Vreeland. of Newark; James
R,,Swain, of Princeton Mrs. VIM. B.
Miller, of Montclair; Charles r.
Scott. of Newark.
Mrs Charles Fremont Setterly gave
q reception to the middle class of
Drew Seminary, Thursday evening at
her home.
On Monday evening, the play en-
titled "Mr. Bob," a comedy in two
acts, was given by local amateur ia
lent for the benefit of the Madison
Athletic Association, in the Assembly
Rooms, James Hall.
Following is the cast:
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Mrs. W. Webb Davis.
Kathrine Rogers, her niece
Mrs. John M. Shaw.
Marion Bryant, Kathrine's friend
Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
Patty, Miss Rebecca' S maid
Miss Margaret Paulmier.
Philip Royson, Miss Kebecca's nephew
w r. Baker.
Jenkins, her butler-J. e. Baker
Robert Brown, representing Benson &
Benson, Attorneys-W. W. Davis
The cast are by no means novices
as they have appeared before the
Madison public previously and GER
tainly honor is due them the clever
ness shown and great credit is due
each one individually.
The audience was greatly pleased
with the performance. While each
one should be complimented upon
their success as well as cleverness
special mention is made of Mr.. William
w. Davis who as 4 Robert Brown"
mande the hit Of the evening along
with Miss Margaret Paulmier as
"Patty" Mrs. John nj. Shaw and
Miss Elizabeth Anderson received
some very pretty floral gifts from
The Finance Committee of the
Common Council met last thursday
evening and audited the books of the
borough collector, George E. Bardon.
Robert Paulmier, of Madisonavenue,
who has been visiting his parents has
returned to Princeton.
The "Kimbo Club gave sleighing
PARTY on Friday evening last and on
or al G
Morristown where supper was served.
A sleigh load party consisting of
the Misses Audrey Holmes, Daisy
Youngs, Margaret Paulmier, Eleanor
Holden, Harriet Decker, Elizabeth
Anderson, and the Messrs. HI. Carlton
Baker, Robert Paulmier, Arthur
Decker, Arthur Paulmier and Alfred
Mains went to Morris Plains last
Thursday evening, and stopped ON
their way home at Day IS, Morristown,
where supper was served.
Louis A. Noe, of Noe aveune, who
has been confined to the house with
the grippe has entirely recovered
from it.
The pupils of Miss E. Moore will
give musical this evening in the
Madison Academy rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barren, of New York
City have been the guests of Mrs.
William W. Davis, of Main street.
The residence of A. Fibiger, at
Loantaka, suburb of Madison, was
completely destroyed by fire Wednes-
day morning. The fire was discovered
between and 3 o'clock and Mrs
Fibiger and family narrowly escaped
with their lives, not having time even
to dress; the house. furniture and
clothing was completely destroyed.
The loss was partly covered by insur-
ance
There was special meeting of the
Madison Golf Club at the residence
of r. S. Osborne, Wilmer Place, We'd
nesday evening. The enlargement of
the links and other contemplated
improvements were discussed.
The officers of the Alumni Associa-
tion of the Madison High School will
hold a meeting at the residence of
Miss Louise Hancock this evening.