The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-03-13
SUCCASUNNA.

Mr.. Frederick DeCamP has given up
his position in New York City on account
OF his health and is now living with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs Edward Fl. DeCamp
of this place, MIR. Edward II. DeCamp
has been on the sick list for some time but
is slowly improving.
Mrs. James Gillen. of German Valley
has been visiting friends and relatives in
town for week past.
There are now four hundred and Sc
venty one voters in Roxbury township,
according to the poll list used last Tues
day. However, all of the four hundred
and seventy one did not turn out to exer-
else their right of franchise.
Next Tuesday evening the board of
education will meet in the school house
to discuss the educational affairs of this
village 1t will also be the occasion of
the annual school meeting when three
new members will be elected to the board
of education.
The P. O. G. Club met at the home o
Miss Laura Buck Thursday evening
p. G.. g. club means Progressive q jnver-
sa tion Club and the young ladies who
are members of this org snization meet
for the purpose of developing the CONVEX,
sational art Is is said that all the mem
bers are highly proficient in this, their
chosen field of work and play.
Dr. H. c. Virgins and family left for
Newbourne, N O., last Monday morning,
where they will spend two months.
Mr.. H. G. Rarick of Dover is to move
in the house that was formerly occupied
by Mr.. W. Williams of this place.
Mr. Wilson Lawrence ct Newark
formerly of this place, visited his paren S
on Sunday last,
Mr. and Mrs T. S. King entertained
their son Harry over Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Smith who has been visit.
ing friends in Morristown returned home
Saturday.
Quite a large number Of young people
enjoyed themselves at dance given at
the Rock Spring House in Ledgewood
Tuesday night.
Mrs. William E, Coursen who has het N
visiting her daughter Mrs Elmer Gar
dner at M )rristown returned this week.
A new family IN town is that of Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Littler, of Newark who
have taken Mrs M L. Ackerson's hous o
on the Kenvil road.
Miss Nellie Trezlse of Oxfo d, N. j is
visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs
Sidney Haggerty. She is the daught, r
of MIR. and Mrs. William Trezise who
formerly lived in this town
Mr.. Arthur Thompson is very low with
pneumonia
Dr. Hoagland, the presiding elder
preached a very beautiful sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal Church here, last
Sunday morning.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs Howard lice,
formerly of this place but now living in
Easton. will be glad to learn that Che
stork was visitor at their home on Mon
day of this week. Howard Jr is bouu-
GER
The Rev d. w. Ryder who has b zen at
the Methodist Episcopal Church here FIR
the past three years will probably not be
seen in this pulpis after the annual con.
ference in April as he has not been in
vited TO return. When the official boarl
met recently the matter of pastor for
the coming year was discussed Mr..
Ryder has the love and esteem of every
member of his congregation here but
there were some of the trustees who
deemed it best to make a change in pas
tors this year as that has been the theory
of the Methodist Church for so many
years. There was no question of Mr..
Ryders ability as he Is unquestionab y
one of the strongest preachers in the
Newark conference but when the matter
came to vote it stood six to five again st
inviting him to return.