The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-12-11
THE LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Noteworthy Occurrences IN and
About the Vicinity Of
Morristown
BRIEFLY AND TERSELY TOLD


Mr. A. R. Whitney and family left
for Florida this week
Oliver johnson, former resident
of this city, spent Sunday here.
DR.. Parrish has moved into the
Maynard house on South street.
Mr. D. Fred Allen, of Dover, was in
town on Tuesday, visiting friends.
Charles Pierson, of Jersey City, was
in town Sunday visiting his family.
John Karn, of New York, has been
staying in town for a number of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph York, ST.,
have opened their Maple avenue
residence.
Mr.. Edgar L. Durling has left to
join his wife, who has been visiting in
Delaware.
Mrs. d. P. Mcclellan and daughter
have been in Lakewood visiting for a
few days.
Mr.. Henry Powell and wife, Of High
street, will spend the winter months
in Florida.
Mr.. Kenneth Wylie, of New York
city, has been spending a few days re-
Gently in this vicinity.
Thomas Gallagher has been APP
pointed manager of one of Child's
New York restaurants.
After a six-weeks' trip through
Mexico, Miss Gertrude Hall, Of Kah-
dena, has returned home.
Joseph Ogden, of Loantaka Ter
race, has taken house in New York
city for the winter months.
Miss Kathlyn Farrell, Of East
Orange, has been visiting the Misses
Lonergan, of Madison street.
Miss Maggie Flynn, Of Chatham,
has been the guest Of her sister on
Morris street for a few days.
The Twyng house on Farragut place
has been rented by Mrs Warren, Of
New York City for the winter
Mr.. Norman Henderson has closed
up his Morristown home and returned
to New York for the cold months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Yernam have
rented a house in New York and will
spend the winter months there.
Edgar f. Randolph, Ind, left a few
days ago for New Mexico where he eX-
poets to remain for the ensuing months.
Mr. Robert Maitland, of New York,
will occupy the Grinnell Willis man
sion, on South street during the win
ter.
On Monday afternoon the first meet
ing of the "Topic Tea Club" was held
at the residence of Mrs. Byron Sher-
man.
Charles Morey and wife, of Newark,
who at one time were residents OF
this place, have been visiting friends
in town.
Mr., Alfred Blanchard, of West Or
ange, spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. William Baldwin,. of Clinton
street.
Miss Elizabeth Graham, of Morris
street, entertained Miss Mollie Hick-
man, of New York, for few days
this week.
Mrs. Theron Butterworth and
daughter sailed for Germany yester-
day. They are intending to spend
the winter in Berlin.
The Woman's Exchange has moved
from its quarters adjacent to the Y.
M G. A. to the Osmun Building at
No SO South street.
''David Coppertield'' was the topic
on which Charles f. Underhill, of
New York, lectured before the Norris
town school on Saturday evening.
The Colgate home on Madison ave
nue. will be deserted this winter as
Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate are expecting
to leave for Florida soon after the
Christmas holidays.
A smoker was given by the Y. NJ
Ca. A. on Tuesday evening, at which
the Catholic Benevolent Legion and
knights of Columbus were the guests
A general good time was enjoyed by
all.
The Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation of Charles P. Mcclellan, of
New York, as General Appraiser of
Merchandise in the New York customs
district. He is a brother of d. p.
Mcclellan, Of this city.
A diminutiye pig which was ratified
off by Vincent Sweeney on Saturday
evening fell to the lot of John Naugh-
ton, Jr. This was only after b. w.
Clifford, with whom Mr.. Naughton
had tied, lost on the draw
The rooms on the upper floor of the
Chronicle building, have been rented
by the Improved Order of Red Men as
lodge room and will be occupied by
that organization about the first of
the new year. The 'followinS orders
will hold meetings there: Mohuscow-
ungie Tribe, Iona Tribe, Haymakers
and Whiponong Degree of Pocahontas.
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