The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-04-18

against the trolley coming through the
streets of Morristown."
L. B, ToMPKINs, PLUMBER.
8" think we'll planned trolley sys-
tenn would be very beneficial to the bus
mess interests of Morristown, providing
1t connected with the surrounding
towns. favor such a system
B. W. CLIFFORD, GROCER.
q am in favor of anything that will
bring money and business to Morristown
and 1 think a trolley will surely bring
both. providing it operates throughout
the county"
JENs B. NELSON, SHOES.
81 do not take much stock in trolley
for Morristown"
JOHN r. PIPER, SALOON & HOTEL:
81 favor trolley system for Morris
town"
JAMES DoNNELLY, DRYGooDs:
g I heartily favor a trolley system
for Morristown. 1t should tap the
outlying towns and villages, and I
also favor three or four manufactur-
ing concerns.
JACOB o. ARNOLD, BUTCHER
"I have been trolley advocate all
along. want it to pass right through
Mills street and before my door too. "
q. A. RUTAN, MARKET:
Put me down sa being heartily in
favor of trolley and the sooner it
comes the better. "
P. M. HALL, FURNITURE
II think it would be grand thing
for Morristown, providing the pro-
jectors would connect the system
with the surrounding towns, with
Morristown as center. I also favor
trunk line east and west. :"
EUGENE CARRELL, DRUGGIST
"It is matterof doubt in my mind
whether trolley would be beneficial
or not
F. H. FAIRCHILD, GROCER:
Providing trolley would connect
the surrounding towns such as Mend
ham, Morris Plains, New Vernon
and Whippany, it would be benefic-
ial to the merchants of Morristown.
J. W. SIMMONS, PRODUCE:
Certainly we ought to have troll
ley. Should have mad one long be-
fore this. 1t will help the business
interests of Morristown very materi-
ally"
R. H1PsoN, GROCER
Mark me down as being in favor
of a trolley system.
JOHN K. BoNIFACE, MARKET:
1T do not think trolley would
take business from Morristown, but
on the contrary it would be beneficial
to every business interest of Morris
town."
WIN. MOONEY, BARBER:
SIN favor of it first, last, and all
the time. :"
THos. A. HARRY, SHOES.
"Let a trolley come and the sooner
the better"
V. A. WIss, ATHLETIC GOODS
ga good thing for Morristown and
its merchants. Incidentally I would
like to have contract to put rubber
tires on all the cars
GEORGE F. BAYLEs, HARNESS:
II am heartily in favor of trolley
system for Morristown and we ought
to have one. Any town that doesn't
keep up to the times soon becomes
back number"
1. D. LYON, JEwELER:
81 would like to see trolley system
that would embrace the entire coun-
ty with Morristown as the central
point.
J.J. DAVIS, SHOES:
~ think trolley system would
help us. -
Fl. d. ScHENcK, CARPENTER:
All right. l would like very
much to see first-class trolley sys-
tenn. -
w. g. BYRAM. PLUMBER:
II favor trolley system for Nor
ristown but would want such a sys-
tenn as would make Morristown the
center.
F. L. LIPPMAN, GROCER:
"a trolley is just what Morristown
wants at this time to boom its bust
ness interests. F"
G. E. SMITH, GROCER:
IT have very little to say for or
against the trolley system.
C. Ell. FOSTER, GROCER:
"All right, think it would help
business. - 4' i.H es