The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-08-23
SOCIETY EVENTS
The Death Of Dr. McCarroIl
Sincerely Mourned IN all
Circles Of Society.
MISS W. P. JONES ENGAGEMENT

MleS VI. e. JUNEO ENHANCEMENT
DR.. H. B. McCarroll, whose death
occurred at an early hour on Wednes-
day morning, stated few days before
The was obliged to give up attending
Ibis patients, that he knew he was GO
ing to be sick and that he was salts
! fed it would be his last sickness, as he
had felt it coming on for some time
/ His friends tried to rally him from his
depressed state Of mind, but without
avail. It is a singular fact that heart
trouble has been the cause of the death
Of every physician that has died in
! NIOrristown during the last five or six
years, DR.. Swan and DIR Barker hav-
/ ing both succumbed to an attack Of
angina pectoris. OF four young men
! who were constant friends in boyhood
days, James #. Randolph, Edward B.
1 Hazeltine, Frederic Herrick and DIR.
McCarroll, not one Is now alive. DR..
McCarroll's death will be severely felt
| by more than one Morrist0wn family,
where he proved himself to be indeed
a good Samaritan.
Mrs John Davis Jones of Washing
ton, d. G., and Morristown, announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Martina Potter Jones, to the Marquis
Giuseppe e. Ajeta Lama de- Trabia.
The wedding will take place during
/ the winter in Florence, Italy.
Miss Nellie Bryce is in the Adiron-
dacks for the summer.
Mrs. Shelton and Miss Helen Shelton
have returned from Richfeld Springs.
4 Miss Lois Raymond is at Lake George
visiting for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. @. Keasbey have re-
| turned to their home on Miller road.
Vice. Chancellor and Mrs. f. w.
Stevens are at Pocono and will return
home about September 1st.
Mrs. f. Winston Merrell, Miss Law
renee Merrell, Miss Mary Merrell and
Miss Dorothy Cooper have returned
from months stay at Woodstock,
Conn.
Alfred Mills is spending few days
at Shelter Island.
| d. X. Mills is at Kennebunkport, Me.
Miss Florence Baldwin of Farragut
place, who has been spending the sum-
mer at Magnolia Beach, Mass, will
mot return to Morristown until the
middle OF September.
Howard Coghill has returned home,
but Mrs. Coghill and Master James
Henry Coghill are still at Watch Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Watson, jr.,
Miss Bessie Adams and Augustus Il.
Revere were at the Oriental Hotel,
Coney Island, from Tuesday until
Thursday Of last week.
Miss Belden Day returned from
Watch Hill on Tuesday last.
The Misses Hazeltine of Maple ave-
rue, are again at home after a few
weeks absence.
| The many friends of Mrs. Alexander
I'll. Tiers will be grieyed to hear that
she has been greatly troubled with
rheumatism Of the eye, for some time
past. Mrs. Tiers, for overstwo weeks,
has been compelled to remain in a
dark room during the day, being able
to venture out Of doors only after
nighfall.
Mrs, a. arg fofo, aL1er Deihg az
nome Tor a rev Gays IS now with MT.
Ford on yachting trip with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert HI. McCurdy.
Miss Esther Buxton has returned
! from Maine and is with her father in
his Franklin street home Mrs Rnx-
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MISS Wesuernelu u franKilh place,
ana MISS Helen Lee are at NOrClflelQ.