The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mrs. Kingdom and family are a
Fishers Island.
City Clerk Stilwell is in Maine
for short rest.
Miss E. E. Dana left town Wednes
day for Saratoga, New York.
Miss Mollie R. King is the guest
of friends at Spring Lake.
IT Ward Ford and family are al
saranac Lake for the season
William R. Todd, of Hill street, Il
in Hancock, Michigan, for a tort
night.
Mrs. Robert Walsh, of Franklin
street, sailed for the continent last
Saturday.
Mrs. George Forsythe is at Chautau,
qua and Miss Marian Forsytne a.
Avon by-the-Sea.
Mrs. Hastings and family leave
next week for Old Orchard Beach,
Me-, where they will remain for thu
summer.
5, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen S. Day. O
Olyphant Place returned the earl.
part of the week from their Califor
MA trip.
John J. A. Owens, Jr., of Cour
street, leaves town next Thursda.
for two weeks stay at Muir
Michigan.
Mrs. George E. voorhees, and daugh
fer left Monday for Point O'WOod
l.. l., where they will remain TO
the summer.
Mrs. A. f. Kithcart, of Eas
Orange, spont the fore part OF thl
week with Mrs. @. J. Sayre o
Clinton street.
Hon. George E. Poole and Mrs
Poole will spend portion OF thu
month of July at Beverly, N. j OF
the Delaware river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Bryan
of East Orange, were the guests Of
Mrs. Byram's parents at the PINES,
the fore part of the week.
Miss Hay and Miss Louise Hay, Of
New York City, were the guests OF
Miss Emma Green on High street
the early part of the week.
H. @. Rowell, formerly of this
town, will fill the position OF chorls-
ter in the Bernardsville M. E. Church
during the summer months.
Joseph P. Lukeman was appointed
on Wednesday Deputy Surrogate.
He assumes his duties July p, the
place being formerly held by Elmer
King.
W. j. Romano has leased to Miss
E E. Dana, the Col A. r. Chlsoln
residence for another year. which
will again be used as an annex tt
Miss Dana's seminary.
Mrs. Robert R. Johnson, Of the
Washington Hotel, left this after
noon for short stay with Mr.. John
son at Atlantic City. Mr.. Johnson
health is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weise enc
family, of New York, have rented
the house occupied by Mrs. B
Hastings, corner of Morris avenu
and the Columbia road for tire,
months.
J. Lindabury, of this city, corpora
in Company D, Fourth U. S. Cavalry
who has been in town several months
returned to his duties at Fort Riley
Kansas, Monday.
Miss Dana and Miss M. A. Dan
have left Morristown for the summer
They will spend week or ten day
at Saratoga. then go to Lake Placi
for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. J. r. Moodey and family, o
Washington street, left Yesterday TO
Canada, where they will spend tn
summer with Mrs. Moodeys parents
at Woodview," London, Ontario.
Miss Adele Ferrim. teacher a
Miss Dana's Seminary, is in Europe
where she will spend the summer
Miss Ferrim sailed the early part Of
last week upon the Hamburg Ameri
can liner, Patricia.
Clarence D. King, who is working
with the Butterick Publishing Co.
of New York, left Tuesday for o
months business trip through New
Hampshire. Ray Shelley, who is
connected with the same company
is now in Vermont.
Miss Helen Day, who during the
winter, has been teaching in the
public school at Butler, sailed via the
Hamburg American line on Tuesday
for Italy, where she will snend
the summer as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Adna Leonard, in Rome.
Harry Owens, son of ex-Alder-
man Owens, is the only Cornell stu.
dent in Morristown. The Chronicle
does not vouch for the report that the
young Ithican, upon receipt of the
news that his college had swept the
river, posted to the top of Fort
Nonsense, where he INDUCED in
the college "Yell, / yell, " until Chief
Holloway communicated with the
Morris Plains Hospital, asking if a
patient had escaped, if so he was on
the Fort.
Miss Emma O. Hoffman's house
corner of Boyken street and Mac