The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-06-12
GERMAN VALLEY.


Leonard s. PhiIhower has the finest
field OF wheat in the valley.
Miss Elizabeth A. Welsh has re-
turned from visit in LeweS,. Del.
1t is, about time that our baseball
team was getting in fighting trim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leib are the guests of
Mr.. Mrs. Oscar Schoenheit this week.
Fish stories are now on tagsince tie
fishing parties returned from the lake.
Vernon H. Virgins is clerking for
the Drake BoStedo Company in Net
cong.
The DorincOurt, Schooley's Mount
ain, .Fas every prospect of iourisllmg
season.
The assessor will soon make his an
nual tour, and the dogs will take their
vacations
Mrs. William S. Delp has returned
from her visit to Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
The Presbyterian manse is receiving
a fresh coat of paint. Hagar Taylor
10 uOlilS OIhe WUTk.
Fire ragged in John II. Naughrfght's
woods, near Naughright, the greater
part of last week
The Standard shoe factory at Naugh-
right is now turning out about 500
pairs of shoes weekly.
The registry number of John G.
Welsh's locomobile is Psi and DR.. Ed
ward Sutton s is 1928.
Work has been suspended in the
Horton y Welsh peach-basllet factory,
owing to lack of material.
The Sunday School Institute will be
held on Friday afternoon and evening
in the Presbyterian Church.
The following letters are advertised
at the postotfice: Mrs j. w. Cooper
and Mrs. Louise S. Sheridan.
John and William Todd spent Sun
day in town as the guests of their
mother, Mrs. Emily G. Todd.
r. Emmons, of the United States
cruiser :. Monongahela, has been Wis
iting in town for few weeks.
Lyman Kice, the proprietor of the
New Quincy Granite quarries, is filling
a large order for Duke, the tobacco
king
Miss Edith Collins, of Myersdale,
Penn, is the guest this week of Miss
Florence e. Delp at the Lutheran
manse.
Robert B. Ward has resigned his sit
uation at Elizabeth and is again with
his father, t. Y. Ward, in the mar
BILE business.
There is good opening here foI
some large manufacturing concern
good railroad facilities and excellent
water-power.
Those who suggest W. r. Hearst and
Carter Harrison as presidential candi-
dates should be reminded that the
presidential chair is not high chair
AS. Sutton, whose life has been de-
SPARED of for several months past was
able to ride down to the residence OIL
his son, DR.. Edward Sutton, a few days
ago.
Children's Day will be appropriately
observed in the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning at the regular
service hour. A pleasing order of eX
ercises will be presented
Mrs. Margaret Gould and daughter
Mrs. Z. A. Seabrook, and her two chill
ID. Sharp Y escelius farmhouse at Mid
die Valley for the summer season ano
will be there except during the month
of July, which they will spend in Can
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Welsh, of Yer
noy, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Bum. Mrs. Welsh has just
returned from a cancer Sanitarium al
Binghamton, n. V, where for the past
four months she has been undergoing
treatment for cancer. She returns
much improved and encouraged.
Harry Barkman, the seyenteen-yeal
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John &. Bark
man, who was braking on freight
train on the Long Branch Railroad
was suddenly killed at late hour OF
Thursday night of last week. He wa
struck by a bridge, breaking his neck
This is the second son of Mr.. and Mrs
Barkman that has been killed on thu
railroad in less than a year.
DR.. William Homer AFFORD, son o
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew w. AFFORD, O.
Naughright, has been appointed out
patient physician of the Bayonne Hos
pital. DR.. AFFORD has been connected
with this hospital for the past twt
years and is building up a fine practice
in Bayonne. He graduated from thu
New Jersey State Model School anC
the University of Pennsylvania, anC
was a member of the Varsity baseball
and football teams of the last-nameC
institution. He has been highly com
plimented as a skilled and thoughtful
physician.
The home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Philil
Stone, of Chester, was the scene OF ;
pretty wedding when their daughtel
Lucy was married to Richard Goul(
Westervelt, of Gladstone. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Charlie!
F. Wood, pastor of the Chester Con
gregational Church. William WeSter
welt, of Elizabeth, a brother OF TIN
groom, was best man. The maid o
honor was Miss Emma Howell, 0
Brooklyn. Guests were present from
German Valley, New York, Brooklyn
Newark, Elizabeth, Ridgewood, Pea
pack, Gladstone and Morristown. Mr.
and Mrs. Westervelt left on an evening
train for Boston. On their return the.
will reside at Peapack.
Charles w. Hall and Theodore f
Van Nest, carpenters, and Manning
Bum and John w. Bum, masons, o
this place, had narrow escape from
death on Wednesday of last week. Pc
ter L. Apgar, of near Parker, haC
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