The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-07-03
MADISON.

A 7 Stetfaus and family, of Newark,
are at their summer home in East Madi-
son.
Hev. Robert w Rogers, of Drew Semi
nary, preached III Webb Memorial Chapel
Sunday evening
Mrs E. G Randall, of Park avenue has
been entertaining DR.. Fonda Nedean, of
Seattle Washington.
On July 9th the Tri- City Band will give
its first open air concert at the Madison
Athletic Association.
Mrs J. e. Hancock, of Newark, is the
guest of her sisterin-law, Mrs r. NJ
Hancock, of Maple avenue
II. Mex Twombly and family spent
last week at "Biltmore," the beautiful
estate of George Vanderbilt.
Frank M Markham and family, of
Earlville, N Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar @. Markham, of Park avenue.
A very interesting game of baseball Is
expected here to-morraw, when the Madi-
sons will cross bats with the Chatham
team.
Harry S. Brant, who is engaged in the
florist busin ss as Utica, N. Y, was in
town Thursday to attend the marriage of
a brother.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Upham. of
Drew Theological Seminary, left Satur.
day for their summer home at Cottage
City, Mass
H O. Condict's house on Crescent road
IS now occupied by Edward Pruden and
family, of Newark, who have rented 1t for
the summer.
The contract for making the iron en-.
trance gates TO DIR. Leslie D. Wards spaci
Gus grounds has been awarded to G. Q.
Force & Son
Miss Florence Hammell, formerly with
q, q. Cunningham, has moved her mani
cure parlors TO the second floor of the
James building
Mrs. d, h. Mansfield formerly OF this
place, and who has been visiting In town,
leaves for her home in Hollywood, North
Carolina, this week
The baseball game between the Pear
sails, of Jersey City, and the Madison A
q, played last Saturday, was won by the
former team, with score of to o.
The new home of the Madison Land I'm.
proyement Company, situated on Grove
street, has been rented to August Kost
Jr who will occupy it on August LIST
Several members have already signed
the charter of the Haymakers Degree
Council, which will be instituted among
the Red Men of Madison on July 18th.
Rev J. H Sohilling, who is visiting at
Drew Seminary was suddenly taken i'll
with appendicitis and is now in the care
of DIR. 5, II. Reed and trained nurse
The last report submitted by the treas
urer OF the fire department showed the
total amount of money subscribed toward
the building fund of the new fire house 60
be 80 $50.
At the conference of the A. M Il Church
held at Atlantic Highlands last week.
Rev. o w. Davis and George Wilson
Brent were present from the A. M. Il.
Church here
The carpenter shop on Prospect street
formerly occupied by the late Edward
ODonnell has been leased to I. j. Joyce,
OF Chatham, who will open branch of
his business there
John A. and Frank A. Parker have
rented the store in the James building
formerly occupied by A. + Fibiger, and
will open hay, grain and feet store under
the name Of the Madison Hay and Feed
Company.
The time for the letter carriers vacations
have been fixed as follows; Joseph Dryer,
No. 4, from July to %; A. j. Hartman,
No, /, FROM July 20 to Aug 8; M Megar-
gel, No. 2. from Aug. 9 to 26; John Tai
madRe, No. g. from Aug 81 to Sept. 2.
Mrs Edward Miller, who went to
Wellesley College last week TO visit her
daughter, who Is attending the college
was taken suddenly i'll while there and
Mr.. Miller was sent for to accompany her
home. We are glad 60 report her recovery.
Miss Ruth Schram. of Seattle, Washing
ton, who has been the guest Of Miss
WhittleseY for the past two months sailed
last Thursday for Europe In company
with her mother and sister. After tour
continent Miss Schram will spend the
winter studying art In Germany
Lieut. E. W. Harm. formerly OF the
United States army addressed the meet
ing of the Y. M. G. A. last Sunday after
noon. He spoke on his recent service in
China and the Philippines. There were