The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-06-21
NORRIS COUNTY MEMS.
MADISON.


ristown, and who has an extensive
clientele in this place, now makes
two deliveries daily, which is greatly
appreciated.
Augustus Farren, of Newark, is the
guest of Harry Downs
Miss Elanor Lum spent Sunday as
the guest of Miss Esther Matthews, OF
The Madison A. A. will play the
Springfield A. @. tomorrow afternoon
at Springfield.
Miss Anna New left town on Fri
day last for White Lake, where she
viii spend the summer.
Edgar Burnett, who at present is en-
gagged in business in Tarrytown, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Alexander Macpherson. of Hillside
avenue who has recently been visit
ing rela tives in Brooklyn, has re-
turned.
Owing to the bad weather on Satur-
day the baseball game between the
Madison A. A . and the Roselle A. q.
was cancelled.
Miss Mildred Denton left on Thurs
day morning for Dunellen, where
she will spend short time visit
ing relatives.
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tary Institute, has returned to his
home. where he will spend his sum-
mer vacation.
There will be meeting of the
board of directors of the Young Mems
Christian association on Wednesday
evening, June 26.
II. Lamson Scovill, of Wilmer Place,
left town on Friday for Lake Mo
honk New York, where he Will
spend the summer.
Miss Mable Durham has completed
the course in Adelphi college, Brook
lvn. and will spend the summer
months at her home.
This evening the Alumni associa-
I'll IN of the Madison High school will
give a reception and dance to the
graduating class of the school
Rev. Mr.. Gardiner, Of the Presby-
terrain church of Chatham, will adj
dress the mems meeting in Associa-
ton Hall on Sunday afternoon next.
A number of the young people OF
Madison attended dance given in
Highland avenue on Tuesday evening
last, and spent most enjoyable even
ing.
F. Craner gave a very interesting
address to men only at the regular
Sunday afternoon meeting OF the T..
M. @. A., held in Association Hall on
Sunday.
The Madison High school baseball
team defeated scrub team of the
Academy and Catholic schools, on
Tuesday afternoon, by score OF
"a to 80
North Jersey council, 1881, Royal
Arcanum, will hold it's second annual
picnic on the Madison Athletic
Grounds on the afternoon and even
ing of July 10.
Clarence Van Der Water, member
of the graduating class of the Borden
town Military Institute, is suffering
from an attack of the mumps and so
was unable to take part in the closing
exercises.
A musical will be given by some of
Mrs. Moore's pupils, assisted by Mrs.
Grace Townsend Huebner, violinist,
of New York, on Wednesday after
noon, June 26, at 3 o'clock, in the
rooms of the Madison Academy,
Tomorrow morning a number of the
young fellows Of this place will leave
for Point Pleasant, where they will
spend two weeks camping, while an
other party will leave on Monday for
Shorngum to camp for week or
more.
The baseball team of the Madison
High school will play the rubber
with the Morristown Y. M. @. A.
team tomorrow afternoon on the Ath-
letic Grounds, at 30 o'clock. The
Morristown team defeated their OPP
ponents in the first game by score
Of Is to 4, the second game was won by
Madison 10 to A. so tomorrow's game
will he tha denigive ono
The sixth annual commencement of
the Madison High school was held in
the Madison assembly rooms on Fri
day evening, June IA. Following an
opening selection from Thomas, by
Vosses orchestra, Rev. William Rus
sell Bennett gave the invocation.
Following this came a selection from
Florodora by the orchestra, and a
chorus entitled 1.-THE Pretty Village
Maiden" by the pupils of the High
school. Next came the salutatory
Grafton entitled ''The Partition of
China, by Percy Richard Butten-
helm, at the conclusion of which Mr.
Bar6on made a speech and presented
him with a floral baseball bat i'll be-
half of the High school baseball team.
Essays followed entitled marie An
toinette, by Marie Weber Soaring !;
InHuenceS OF the Arthurlan Legend,
by Mary Josephine Ryan, and 1.-The
American Indian" by Grace Allen
Combs. Mrs. Alfred Chester Ooursen
rendered a vocal solo, following
which Marie Weber Soaring gave the
valedictory address. The presenta-
tion of diplomas was then made by
the president of the board of educa-
ton, Edward p. Holden. DR. S. f.
Upham then gave an address on edu-
cation in general, which was received
with hearty applause. Preceding the
benediction by the Rev. E. E Butler
the High school pupils sang 'The
Old Kentucky Home" At the con-
clusion of the exercises a reception
was given to the friends OF the grad
yates in the lodge and banquet rooms,
and dancing occupied the time until
the early morning hours.
NALL I'D