The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-07-26
MORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON.

Mrs. Haydock and daughter are the
guests of Mrs. Louis A Sayre.
Miss Margaret Paulmier is the guest
of Miss Nellie Eadie of Bayonne.
Miss Celia Vough of Washington, is
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Scarborough.
Miss Adelaide Schoonover sailed for
Holland on the Rotterdam, Saturday.
Arthur Brown is spending a short
time visiting relatives at Asbury Park.
Mrs. H. B. Green and daughter Mad
cline are spending few weeks at Baby
Ion, L. l.
Roy Berry is spending his vacation at
Wawayanda, at the boys camp of the
Y. M. G. A.
Miss Helen Myer is at Buffalo, where
she will spend short time viewing
the exposition.
DR.. w. Fl. Martin and family are at
Chadwick, where they will remain dur
ing the summer
Rev Robert L. Rogers, ID, spoke
before the Bible Study Congress at Buff
falo on Sunday last
Miss Adelaide Buttenheim is spending
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J. VOORHEES, of Jersey City,
Horace Holden of New York City is
spending short time visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James @. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Remnitz and
family, who have been staying at Green
point, Long Island, returned Monday
Chester G. Brown gave very inter
o. l1o in
Association hall on Sunday afternoon
last
The ele elton held on Monday last to
decide whether or not Madison should
have a sewerage system, resulted in its
favor
Charles Adar and family of New
York city, is spending fortnight visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Adar
Rev. J. A. Faulkner, ID, occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of this place, on Sunday morn
ing last.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H, McGraw and
family are spending a short time in
Buffalo, where they are visiting the ex-
position.
The Alerts of Brooklyn, defeated the
Madison A. A. at the Athletic grounds
on Saturday afternoon last, by a score
of IL to 3.
The new bowling alleys which have
recently been erected on the Athletic
grounds were ready for use on Monday
evening last.
Hammitt Martin, who has recently
been in camp with the 18th Regiment,
NY, for artillery practice, has return
ed to this place.
Miss Helen Macpherson, who has
recently been visiting friends in this
place, returned on Saturday to her
home in Newark.
Miss Jane P. Allen, Miss Ruth L.
Jones and Miss E. Fox, have recently
been the guests of Mrs E. L. Jones Of
Pomeroy avenue
On Sunday afternoon next Charles
Davis will address the mems meeting of
the Y. M. G. Alto be held in association
hall at 4:15 o'clock
The Madison A. A. will play the
Clifford A. G. of Newark tomorrow
afternoon at the athletic grounds. Game
called at 3 30 sharp.
CT Genung and family of Florham
Park have moved to Madison, and are
now occupying their recently erected
house on Maple ave.
Mrs. James E. Denton and family
who have recently been spending few
days at Asbury Park. have returned to
their home in Madison.
The first annual picnic of the Court
Lathrop, No. 3347 |. o. Forresters will
be held in Brittin's Grove on the even
ing of Tuesday, Aug. 9th.
DR.. Henry A. Butts and Prof. Robert
w. Rogers of Drew Theological Semin-
mary, will represent the seminary at the
coming bicentennial celebration of Yale
University.
A number of the young people of this
place spent very pleasant evening on
Saturday last, when they visited
Kramm's Riverside Retreat and spent
the evening on the water.
A party consisting of Roydsen Reed,
Hurbert VanMyrer, Alexander Mac
Pherson, Howard Sayre, Edward P
Holden, Jr., and Percy r. Buttenheim,
returned on Saturday afternoon last
from two weeks camping at Lake
Hopatcong.
An old Italian was found badly wound
ed on the doorstep of one of the houses
on Central avenue, Tuesday afternoon
last. Dr.Anderson was called and after
examining him, he was placed in All
Souls Hospital at Morristown, where he
died on Wednesday afternoon.
Thieves broke into the stables of Ben
Jamin Bruen on Monday evening last, and
made off with two horses, carriage, a
set of harness and four horse blankets.
They also broke into the stable of Chas.
Wadlow and took a set of heavy harness,
light pair of lines and a whip The
carriage has since been found.
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