The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-04-12
PERSONAL AND
LOCAL NEWS
Interesting Happenings Gath
cred in and About
Town.
GOLF LINKS READY FOR PLAY.

Carl Wrede has removed his office
from the Babbitt Building to room B,
Hoffman Building.
L. G. Brearley has gone to Amherst
to officiate as an usher at the wedding
of college chum.
Mrs. Andrew M. Sherman is spend
ing a fortnight with her brother at
New Haven, Conn.
The Shelley Hygiene Ice Co. and
DR.. Mcintosh have given up their
office on Washington street.
Miss M. Eta Baird has resigned her
position as organiSt of the Baptist
Church to take effect June |.
Mrs. H. Randolph Whitman, son
and daughter have returned from a
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Robert Robley injured his hands by
the bursting of a catsup bottle, caus-
ing him much pain and inconvience.
Robert Dalglish has the contract
for barn for the Hygiene & Lake Ice
Co. to be erected on the Morris street
lot.
The final reception of the E. /.
Norris dancing class will be held in
Y. M. G. a. hall this (Tuesday) even
ing.
Willie Weir started a force of men
at work on Monday getting the links
of the Morris County Golf Club in
shape for play.
Willie Weir has returned from Sum-
merville, S. c., for the season. He
has removed from Olyphant Place to
Albeit avenue
Nine. Lefebere opened private
kindergarten at II High street yester-
day. Miss O'Reilley is the kindergar-
tener in charge.
Mrs. w. @. Parker has been enter
tanning Miss Duane, of Brooklyn
Miss Lewis, of Plain6eld, and Miss
Dickinson, of Chatham.
The Miller Estate Asso. is putting
down a concrete sidewalk III front of
the ne South street building and
has set out five trees.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
has distributed cross arms along the
Lackawanna, preparatory to rebuild
ing the telegraph line.
Residents of Hillside are busy num-
bering there houses and putting up
street signs ready for the free delivery
of mail which begins on Friday.
The Senior Glass of Bayley School
will present Miss Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch" on Mouday and Tuesday
evening, April 1919, at Bayley Hall.
The Morristown Field Club golf
links are ready for the players, who are
probably looking for better weather.
Temporary green's will be used for the
present.
Miss Dorothy Woud who has been
spending her two weeks vacation at
her parents residence on Maple ave-
nue. returns tomorrow to ST. Johns
School at Cambridge, Mass.
Douglass Hood did not go to his
home in Washington, ID. c., for yaca-
tiOn on account of the great distance
The other boys started home on
Thursday, March 81, and returned to
school today.
Mrs. Mary Leonard Woodruff will
speak to the members of the Woman'S
Home Missionary Society Of the Meth
odiSt Church at the residence OF Mrs.
Geo Grove, Friday afternoon on
Southern Mountaineers.
The Boonton Common Council has
passed an ordnance vacating part Of
Birch street in that town for the
erection OF the new Lackawanna
railroad station. The company agrees
to begin work within seyenty-iiye
days.
William ID. Price, brother of Rob
ert Price, died at his home in Branch
vile, last Thursday. He was born in
fg,t. Iar|I no
in good health. He leaves a wife,
a daughter, three brothers and one
sister.
The Prohibition Alliance has elect
ed the following officers: president,
DR.. II. Vaughan; yice-president, Wes-
ley Logan; secretary, Miss Leila
Quimby : treasurer, Moses Freeman;
chaplain, VIM. Quimby; marshal,
Addison Boniface.
Another attempt to rob the Ber-
nardsville post office was made early
Monday morning When the post
master arrived he found the room full
of smoke and the odor of powder.
Entrance had been effected through
window and an ineffective attempt
had been made to open the safe.
The Current Events Club met at
the residence of II b. Hoffman on
Monday afternoon and an enjoyable
time was had. Arrangements are
under way for the annual May outing,
which this year will be to Caldwell on
the occasion of the meeting of the
Federation of Women's Clubs in the
State.
The spring institute of the Morris
County w. c. T. U. will be held in
the First M. E. Church, Dover on
Wednesday April 27. There will be
session at 9.45 a. M, 2.30 and 7.30 p. m.
There will be interesting addresses
and number of special musical
numbers. Miss Emma Brown, the
State President will speak at all OF
the sessions.
The subscription dance at Washing
ton Hall last Friday, under the man
agement Of w. @. Parker and r. v.
Lindabury, was great success. The |
hall and ante-rooms were decorated |
with Easter lilies and palms, white
oriental rugs and draperies were much |
in evidence. The electric light bulbs |
were all trimmed with pink shades,
adding to the beauty of the occasion.
r. Hahn, violinist, of New York,