The Morris County chronicle., 1903-05-01
DOVER.

Miss Lundy, Of Susquehanna. has been
visiting Miss Peterson, Of Richards ave
nue..
Charles Chystal. of Summit, spent
Saturday and Sunday iwish relatives In
town.
Master Thomas Deshazo, of North
Sussex street. Is CRITICALLY Ill with pneu.
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbes Curl, Of Summit,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Curtis parents on
| Bergen street
Miss Kathryne Roland, Of Elizabeth,
spent the forepart of the week with
friends in town
Mrs. Robert Goodenough left last
I lnrsday for Europe where she will
spend the summer.
Miss Bertha Davis, of Newark, has
been spending this week with her grand
parents on Fist street
Mr.. Nicholas Praed who has been at
tending the Baltimore Dentsl College,
IS nome for the summer months.
The Chanoel Guild of ST. Johns
Church is arranging to give an enter.
talnment In the opera house some time
in May
Edwin Hongh, of Richards avenue, has
moved to Cape May where they will re-.
side with their daughter, Mrs r. d.
Woolverton.
Mrs. j. Howard Hulsart, of North Sus-
sex street. is confined to her room with an
tack OF pleurisy, which is bordering on
p BUR 9-pneum 1nia
The Dover Camera Club ney last Fri
day evening at the home of Olin Vought,
on falrvlew avenue and laid their plans
for the summers work.
John w. Hurd has returned to his
home on West Blackwell street where he
will spend the summer. He has been
spending the winter at Haddenfleld.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rlage OF Miss Lugartha Dalrymple to
Mr. Emil Hairhouse, which will take
place s5 the home of the bride on May
The officers elected by the stockholders of
the Yankee Girl Knitting Mill Company
are: John j. McClimont, president;
William FL. Person treasurer, and Frank
} Keifel, secretary.
The, work of laying the water mains
has been resumed, another batch of
Italian laborers having replaced those
whose recently struck The last of the
new force arriv d Saturday night.
Mr.. Walter Gibbons, of Newark. spent
last Saturday, Sunday and Monday with
DIS parents at 19 Spruce street. On Mon
day evening number of friends gather
ed and gave him pleasant surprise.
William Coleman, of Newark, former
ly of Dover, died at his home on Sunday.
the 18th inst, after brief illness The
remains were brought to Dover on Wed.
nesday and inferred in ST. Mary's ceme-
terry.
Harry M. George has resigned his posi-
ton as secretary treasurer of the Dover
trust Company. He is succeeded by
II: W.. Rosevear. Mr.. George will here
after be connected with Soaring & Co..
bankers, of New York
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
of the Presbyterian church held a very
pleasing entertainment in the church
in Flowerland" There was o good at,
tendance and the affair proved success
the little folks realizing about 500
Payne & Son, the florists on East
Blackwell street. have been awarded the
contract to lay out flower beds and keep
them In proper shape along the line Of
the Lackawanna railroad. The territory
TO be covered by this firm commences
at Montville on the Roonton Branch and
at Summit on the old road and runs as
far west as Washington.
While out riding last Saturday in
company with friend, Frank H. Brown.
of Sussex street, met with what might
have proved fatal accident. As it was
nothing more damaging happened than
the total wrecking of new rubber tired
road wagon and the breaking of a set of
harness. Browns horse became frighten-
ed and tumbled down an embankment
somewhere between Kenvil and Mine
Hill taking the wagon and its occupants
with him.