The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-03-08
MORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON

Next Tuesday is election day, the
polling place for the Northern Dis
trict will be at the Truck House and
for the Southern District in Larson s
store on Waverly place,
The contract for wiring the house
being erected on Grove street by the
Madison Land and ImprovementsC Com
pany has been awarded to E. z. Fetch.
RIB. Holmes, has purchased Reginald
Fry's house on Park avenue. Mr..
FRY has awarded J. f. O'Brlen, the
builder. the contract of building a
barn upon the above property.
David S. Ely. who has been travelling
for q bicycle house in New York City
was in town the fore part OF this
week.
Preparations are being made for the
musical to be given by the Alumni
Association of the High School in
April and everything points toward a
success.
Miss Grace Tunis, of Rosedale
avenue is visiting friends In
Dunellen, N. J.
The milk route of the Florham
Farms will be discontinued in Madi-
son.
Miss Mary B. Brant, of Ridgedale
Mrs. Charles I'll. Goodrich, of Brooklyn.
Bishop Foss will preside at the next
session of the Newark nj. r. Church
Conference which will be open on
Wednesday April 10.
a.. T.. Page, of Madison avenue, en-
tered some of his dogs at the dog
show in Madison Square Garden New
York City, last week and his dog
81 NormaJ won first nriZn
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fentchwanger,
of Loantaka Way and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. @. Humbert are making tour
through North Carolina.
Louis S. Paulmier, formerly of this
place, but who is at present residing
at Summit, was in Madison last Sat-
urday.
Robert Paulmier. of Madison
avenue, who is attending Princeton
College, has been home visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Paul
nlier.
Miss Sadie Whittlesey, is home from
Rye Seminary, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Whittlesey, of
Prospect street.
"The Ridgedale'' opened the fore
part of the week. It has been closed all
winter. Mrs. Maloy and Miss Brown,
the proprietors, have been travelling
through the south for their health all
winter.
Miss Bertha McCracken, of Hacketts-
town, has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. James e. Burnett, of Ridgedale
avenue.
Marmaduke Tilden. who is living
in New York City for the winter, was
in Madison last week.
Datyon Baldwin, has received new
carload of western horses at his
stables.
DIR. A. B. Leonard and his son, Rev.
A.. W. Leonard expect to sail on
March Goth for Europe, where they
will remain for some time.
The Young Mems Catholic Club
of Madison, will present romantic
Irish drama entitled, 1.-THE Shangur-
.aum,'' on Monday evening, March
18th at eight o'clock. Those taking
part visited Newark last week and
witnessed the production of the play
by members of st. Eloysis parish.
They all pronounced it excellent and
everything points toward q successful
play bythem.
The5afumni of Drew Theological
Seminary will hold its anniversary
meetinanext Monday evening, March
18th at O'Clock at the st. Dennis
Hotel, New York City. Among the
speakers will be DR.. s. f. Upham,
Of this place; Or. Lyman Abbott, DR..
T. Purves of 9th Avenue Presbyterian
Church, the Hon. Bird S. Coler, Mr..
s. w. Browne and the Rev. G. Q.
Peck.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Madison, consisting of Charles
B. Gee, Samuel Brant, Daniel Dunn,
Henry I. Hopper and Frank Waters,
met Saturday evening and discussed
the advisability of placing straight
ticket in the contest at the coming
spring election to be heldMarch 18th.
They adjourned until Monday even
ing.
The adjourned Republican primary
was held Friday evening in Republic
can Headquarters, Waverly Place.
James Fl. McGraw was made chair
man and H. s. Buttenheim secretary of
the meeting. A motion was made to
place a straight ticket in the field
and was carried. Alvah l.. Reynolds,
who was defeated in the Citizens
primary on Thursday evening for the
nomination of mayor was chosen as
the nominee for the mayorality, for
councilmen, Councilman William F.
Redmond and Albion L. Page were
chosen; for the collectorship, Lewis
A. Waters and the names of Charles
r. Cook and James HI. Dunn were
presented for the nomination Of asses
sor. Mr.. Dunn declining the nomina-
tion, Mr.. Cook was declared the nomi-
nee for the assessor. Different men
present expressed their opinions stat
ing that it was unwise to place
ticket in the field after which the
meeting adjourned.
Mrs. James H. Baker and son, Harry
l.. Baker, who have been stopping at
the Paxton House." Morristown,
have returned to Madison and are
staying at the "Ridgedale. I"
e. X. Brown, the civil engineer, has
returned from Cambridgeport, Mass. ),
where he has been on business trip.
There will be a meeting of the
Common Council in the Council
rooms, James Building, Monday even.
ing.
The Woman's Fadette Orchestra,
of Boston, will appear in the Madison
Assembly rooms, James Building,
Wadne day, March goth, under the
direction of the Y. M. @. A. The
general admission will be 90 cents,
the price of reserved seats to holders
Of course entertainment tickets will
be go cents All others rs cents
Miss Genevera Eagles, of Maple
ayanua who has heau visiting friands