The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-06-12
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
M. E. Church realized $42 from their
supper in the church parlors.
Miss Augusta Howell, of Whip
pany, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. f. B. Gibbons, on Losey street.
James d. Brannigan has purchased
two lots on Carpenters hill and will
soon erect a residence on one of them.
The commencement exercises of the
Dover High School will be held in the
Baker Opera House about June 10th.
E. T. Loyatt, prominent New
York lawyer addressed the meeting in
the First M. e. Church last Sunday
evening.
The Meleo Field Club We're defeated
last Saturday afternoon by team
from the Dover Iron Works by the
score of 10 to s.
Joseph Kaiser, of Is Myrtle avenue,
was united in marriage to Miss Edna
Forester, of Brooklyn, on Wednesday
evening Of last week.
Mr.. Henry Richards has returned
home after being away since January.
He has been on a business trip to
North and South Carolina.
Ludwig Palmer has the contract to
erect new double dwelling house for
Edwin Hall at the corner of Hinch-
man avenue and LoSey street.
Van Doren Van Fleet, of the firm
of Shupe * Simmons, of Dover, was
married to Miss Ida d. Conoyer, at
Somerville, last Wednesday afternoon.
Charles H. Bennett is having the
interior of his store renovated. Among
the improvements will be four new
plate glass show cases and a cashiers
desk.
Dover Tent, No. 10, Knights of the
Maccabees of the World, are to enter
tain their friends at Searing's Hall,
Bergen street, on Monday evening,
June %.
The boss blacksmiths have given
notice that their places OF business
will be closed on Saturdays at l O'Clock
in the afternoon during the summer
months.
Timothy J. Quinlan, who was for
merly employed at the r. & B. Works,
has secured a position in the foundry
at the Morris County Machine and
Iron Works.
The congregation of the First M. r..
Church are making plans to raise a
sufficient sum to erect a new $50, 600
editice at the corner of Blackwell and
Essex streets.
John Smith, the aged teamster and
woodman, of Berry street, while at
work few days ago in the woods had
his left leg badly bruised by one OF his
horses falling on it.
Edward d. Neighbour has about
completed the consents necessary be-
fore application can be made to the
Common Council for franchise to
run trolley line through Dover.
Messrs. Adelbert P. McDavitt and
Fred r. Mayberry, of McDayit Place,
with their families, will leave on
Thursday of next week for Point Pleas
ant, where they will camp until Sep
| TENDER.
The rector of st. Johns Church has
been granted a leave OF absence for
six months, beginning July lst. 1t is
reported that relations between the
rector and the church will be severed
ere long.
The Mems Club of st. Johns
Church have organized with the fol-
lowing officers: President, NJ. Mum
son Soaring: vice-president, Fred Bat
ten: secretary, Oscar Boyd; treasurer,
John Rowe.
Children's Day was observed at the
Baptist Church last Sunday evening
at 100 o'clock. An excellent program
was rendered by the scholars OF the
Sunday school and an address given by
Rev. George w. Clark, d. d., OF
Hightstown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Petty, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh'
tiers, Mrs Oscar Dalrymple, OF New
ark, and Mrs. Gosper Hill, OF Rose
Vile, has returned to Dover and is
now making her home with her son
Silas V. Petty, on McFarlan street.
A. NJ. Goodale, G.. G. Hinchman and
e. A. Taylor, were appointed dele
gates by the Dover Association tC
the State Convention of the Fire
mems Relief Association to be held at
Atlantic City the latter part of the
month. Chief David Hathaway will
accompany them.
The members of the Gilgizer Clut
and Swigler Band have fixed on June
IA as the day for their excursion. The
tickets of admission read, III you
haven't got ticket you needn't come
around" Evidently this will be an
outing where everything will be free
and money will cut no figure.
Acacia Lodge, No. 20, f. and A. M.
had large gathering at their meet
ing last Wednesday evening, at which
time Richard Fitzherbert and Thomas
Baker received the degree of Master
Delegations were present from Other
Masonic orders At the close of bust.
ness fine collation. was served.
The members of Morris Council
Royal Arcanum, have organized a
bowling team with the following mem
bers: Charles MacFall, Arthur Wood
Edward Wolfe, Raymond Woodruff
and j. II. G. Hunter. Their first
game will be with the Elks team, the
date having not yet been agreed upon
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Lena Dott, Of Mountain ave
nue., to Joseph Lincoln Allen, o.
Nolan's Point. The ceremony will
take place in st. Johns Episcopa
Church on Wednesday, June II. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev
William Pickslay, former rector Of
the church.