The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-07-10
MADISON.


ver's Lake.
Mrs. j. Y Lazarus, of Fairview avenue
Is at Long Branch.
Miss Ellen Rogers. of Pomeroy avenue
left on Tuesday for Cooperstown, N Y.
Miss Adelaide Schoonover, of Green ave-
nue., left on Tuesday for Newburyport
Mass.
Graham r. Holly, of Stamford. Conn,
spent the Fourth with Miss Scofield, OF
Brittin street.
Mr.. H. M. Milford, of Green avenue, is
at Ocean Grove, where she will remain
several weeks.
William O. Rogers and family of Pom.
eroy avenue, have gone to Mantoloking,
for the summer
Mrs John J. Rutan. Jr., OF Newark, Is
visiting her father.in-law, John j. Rutan,
of Maple avenue.
Mrs. Lorenzo Abbey, of Roseville, spent
the Fourth with her sister, Mrs Charles
B. Gee, Of Kings road
Mrs. Richard Remnitz, of Boston, has
been visiting her father, Judge g. H.
Yeaman, of Crescent road.
The first of the weekly band concerts
Madison Athletic Association.
The ball game between the Madison and
Chatham teams on July 4th was won by
the latter with score of 3 to 2.
Rev John Macnaughtan occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday, both morning and evening.
William A. Carroll, of New Bedford,
Mass, was the guest of j. Monroe Garri-
son, of Greenwood avenue, Tuesday night
The Madison firemen are making prep,
arations to have the play Rip Van Win
kle" given In the James building on July
30th,
Mrs Theodore NJ Peck and Miss May
Peck, who have been spending the past
year in California. have returned to their
home on Green avenue
W. Flemming. who recently engaged in
the bakery business on Waverly Place,
has moved to Buffalo and will engage in
the same business there.
DR.. Homer Eaton, of Madison avenue,
who has been abroad on tour through
China, has returned home and had pleas
ant as we'll as a safe trip.
The last game of the season by the Madi.
son High School team was played last
week. The High School boys crossed bats
with the Genuine Players" and defeated
them by score of 81 to q
We are glad TO report the improved con-
dition of Mrs. Stuart HI. Reed, who was
thrown from her carriage one day last
week while waiting for DIR. Reed, who
was making professional call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lester Jones, of
Pomeroy avenue, who have been visiting
General Gentry, of Lexington, Kentucky
and Ex-Governor Owsley, of Paris, Ken
lucky, have returned to their home
At the election of officers of Oak Leaf
Lodge, No. 1856, /. o. o. f., held last week
the result was as follows: Herbert l..
Lum, N. g.; Charles Benjamin, V, G.
W. e. Philhower, recording secretary.
Last Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs.
Edwin Ely Butler entertained the chill,
dren of Grace Episcopal Sunday school,
Music was rendered and various games
were played, after which refreshments
were served.
Owing to the sudden illness of DR. DIN
A. Curtis, of Drew, the Sunday evening
patriotic service in the Methodist Church
was conducted by Dr. Henry A. BUTTE and
DR.. Robert W. Rogers, both of Drew. DR.,
Curtis is improving, and it is hoped he
will be able to preach next Sunday.
Rev. j. H. Shilling, vice-president OF
Taylor University at Upland. Indiana,
Drew, and who was taken suddenly III
with typhoid fever, Is slowly recovering.
He was taken TO Memorial Hospital last
week and we are glad to report his rapid
recovery.
Miss Louise S. Thompson vice-principal
of the Madison High School, sailed last
week on the SIS. Barbarossa, of the North
German Lloyd Line for Germany, where
she will spend the summer In study, but
before sailing In September, she expects
TO spend short time travelling through
England and Ireland.
The new silver and copper coins In use
among the Filipinos are now on exhibit
ton and are very pretty coins. They rep
resent the same value as do our dollar,
half dollar, twenty cent pieces, dime. five
cent and one cent pieces. There Is also a
half penny. On one side OF the coins IL
the eagle and our national shield and mp
on the other figure representing indus
try.
Percy Fry, an Englishman, In the en-
ploy of III. McK Twombly, who died very
suddenly In Memorial Hospital on Sun
day was buried on Tuesday from che
Episcopal Church here, interment In Eliza
beth. He left week or so ago for few
days Of fishing and was taken suddenly
sick and was removed to the hospital
where it was found he was suffering with
peritonitis and appendicitis. He died In
the hospital amid strangers, and the few
friends he made during his short stay II
Madison mourn his death and extend theil
sympathy to his family who are In Eng
land
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