The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-03-27

street who have been spending a few
weeks in st. Augustine, Florida have rt-
turned home,
Among those who took part at the
che musicale given by Miss Ada NJ Booth
on Monday afternoon were the Misses
Jessie Waugh, Lillian Qnackenbnsh Ger
rude Savage, Edith M Wade, Mabel
Neis Marjorie Crane. Hazel Genung, En-
ma Murray Pearl Brittin. Vivian Taylor,
Mildred Neis and Master Reginald Reeve
All the selections were very well rendered
and great credit is due Miss Booth as an
instructor of music
Mr. George A Ashby. who has pur
chased lot of Lewis A. Waters on Green
wood avenue, will soon erect a residence
The w. c II. o. met at the home of
Mrs Dougal MacDouRal this afternoon
and will meet there on April Bird also
The members of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Y M q. A held it's annual meeting
yesterday afternoon at $3.50
Miss Nellie Robinson, of Madison ave
nue., has been entertaining Miss Marion
Dey from Pueblo, Colorado
The regular meeting of Court Lathrop
l. O o f., will be held this evening At
which time the monthly assessments will
be due.
Misses Marion Shaw and Margaret Stew.
art, students of the Feeble and Thompson
school, have been spending few days at
home.
George Redstone has been elected in
place of &. HI Atkins as secretary of the
Morris County Gardeners and Florists
Society Mr.. Atkins having moved from
Madison.
The position formerly filled by Villa m
Carey as foreman of this section of the D.
l. & w r. r. has been temporarily filltd
by Seth Petty of Morristown on account
of the death of Mr.. Carey
Many young people, from Madison will
attend the dance given in the Chatham
Club House this evening. IL will be in
form Of a children's party and all present
will be attired TO represent children.
Dr. Stuart H. Reed of Green Village
road entertained the Morristown Medical
Club on Wednesday at which Jime he
read paper on The Blood in Disease"
Mr.. Robert Foote who married Miss
Lulu Estelle of Morristown has returned
from his wedding tour and now reside in
the p. o. building.
The Board of Education organized tor
the coming year with Fred B. Bardon
president and Edward l.. Cook, district
clerk. The committees are as follows
AedcudrS duu ShlhFl6s, ~. ~. LUX anu
James H McGraw; suppliesI Combs, and
K. l. Cook; repairs, James H. McGraw
and e.. A. Isaac; insurance, /. Combs d
K A. Issacs; finance. /. Combs and James
H. McGraw.
Mr.. Lewis N. Chase addressed the Thurs
day Morning Club yesterday morning n
the subject : SAINT el Taylor Coleridge."
An adjourned meeting Of the Common
Council WAS held on Monday evening and
the entire meeting was given up to discus
sion on the rounding wafer and light
bonds, but nothing definite was done.
The March business and social meeting
of the Epworth League of the Methodist
Church will be held this evening. After
the business meeting a short program will
be rendered after which games will be en-
ioyed and light refreshments served. The
program Is as follows: Piano duet. Mrs.
Charles A. Gilbert and Miss Louise " w.
Ha, cock; reading, Miss Helen 5. Faulks;
vocal solo, MIR. George p Dangher y;
aading Miss Mary B. Briant; piano duet
Mrs Charles A. Gilbert and Miss Louise
v. w Hancock
Miss Gertrude Hsrdwick Of N W York
formerly Of Madison, is visiting friend il
town.