The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-12
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL.

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John Y. Wise and family are at Ger
man Valley.
Martin Cooney has gone to Ireland
on business trip.
Mrs. J. Willard Pierson and children
are at Egg Harbor.
John X. Boniface has gone to Mt.
Clemens, Michigan.
j. Fred. Runyon is camping at
Chestnut Point, Lake Hopatcong.
The masonic lodges have voted a
vacation until the first Of September
Miss Benson, Of Morris street. has
gone to visit her uncle at Arcade, N.
Manuel johnson, OF Washington, D.
C., is spending his vacation IN Norris
town.
MI. and Mrs. q. w. Vernon and G.
F. Chew and family are at Asbury
Park.
Prosecutor Charles Al. Rathburn has
rented a cottage at Bradley Beach for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. w. Landfear and
Miss Van Wagner will spend two weeks
at Block Island.
The contract for painting the
county aims house has been let to-
H0rsefeld g Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Samson spent
the Fourth and few days following
at Ithaca, N. Y.
Dean Flynn has taken the smaller
boys Of his choir to his cottage at
Belmar for week.
Miss Gladys brown Of Ridgedale
avenue is visiting her uncle, Dr. Jones
at Basking Ridge.
DIR. r. i. Mott has SO far recovered
from his illness that he has reopened
his Office at Madison.
The Baptist Church has received a.
legacy of 5000 from the estate Of the
late Miss Sarah Ball.
An entertainment for the Sunday
School of st. Peters Church was held
on Wednesday evening.
Jacob Ell. Wulfers has returned to|
his home on Pine street much I'M
proved from his recent operation.
Patrick Luby has the contract to
remove the top soil from a large sec
tion Of the gravel pit at Morris Plains.
Miss Grace Pierson entertained her
Sunday School class at her home on
Western avenue, on Wednesday even
ing.
The walls Of. the new mill at Mala-
pardis are finished and HOPPER q
Grimes are putting on the roof OF the
structure.
DIR. Erdman was mustered in as
member of Torbert Post, G. A. r., on
Tuesday evening. Refreshments and
speeches followed.
w. w. Dean has the contract for
the electric light work of the proposed
improvements Of the South Street
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Chaplin have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are visiting the brides parents, MI
and Mrs. f, w milford.
Andrew johnson, Speedwell avenue
was severely shaken up by falling
from a cherry tree last Friday. He
was taken to All Souls Hospital.
James r. Pyle s. Son Of New York
[IG CQl1 Ql6UlLA OilO ClNNOAOti ~ -
very large plant for the manufacture
of their product, at Edgewater n ].
The Morris Township Committee
meets tonight when it is expected
the Morris County Traction Company
trolley ordinance will come up for ac-
tion.
The services of the South Street
Presbyterian Church will be held in
the Sunday School room, while the
work is in progress in the audience
room.
The engagement has been an
nounced Of Mabel Baker Day daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen >. Day 70
John VanCleve Parker, OF the firm OF
Parker & VanCleve.
The late Joshua S. Salmon was a
class mate in the law school Of Alton
B. Parker, the presidential candidate,
Judge Franklin Fort was another
member Of the class
Miss Eda Vreeland, daughter Of q.
S. District Attorney Nreeiand mas
completed the kindergarten course OF
Pratt Institute and returned to her
home for the summer.
The chemical engine was called tol
Budd street at nine O'Clock on Mon
day night for small fire which,
however, had been extinguished before
the arrival of the apparatus
James Browning, another Morris
Academy boy, has passed with marked
success nine of the ten subjects taken
in his preliminary examinations for
admission to Yale University
Messrs. w. ~ Lewis, w. E. Becker
and II. b. Cobbett will represent
MorristoWn at the annual meeting Of
Imperial Council of the Mystic
Shrine held at Atlantic City next
week.
The Field Club Horse Show will be
held this year as usual on the grounds
on South street. A committee has
been appointed. The dates will be the
same relative Thursday, Friday and
Saturday in October as last year.
The large water main from the
Littleton supply is now laid we'll into
town. Connection will be made with
former mains at Thompson street, but
some large pipe is tobe laid nearer the
Park to Increase the service In a Sec
tion now served by small pipes.