The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mayor keeu IS spending Q lew Gays
out Of town.
Rev. Il. B Urmy has been elected
chaplain Of ReSolute FL. & Il. Go.
Miss Edith Kleine spent Sunday in
MorristoWn, the guest Of Miss Hitler.
p. Ell. Hoffman has been confined to
his residence for some days by a cold.
E. g. Hay does not expect to occupy
his place on Morris Plains this season.
w. S.. Kemeys expects to occupy his
new house at Washington Valley this
week.
Mrs. Mary A, Conlon, Of Dover, has
been granted a divorce from Thomas
j. ConlOn.
William Keefe has sold a lot on Mil
Ter street, so feet front, to Anna I'm
derhill for $780,
Melbourne Lindsey has enlisted on
the Schoolship st. Mary's and went
aboard the ship the first Of the week.
r. II. Thomas has been elected a
member of the governing committee
of the New York Stock Exchange
The Choral Union will give Hia-
Wathia'S Wedding Feast in the Bap-
fist Church during the first week OF
June.
Charles Ell. Vernon, J.. B. ByTam, and
John Jardine have been elected trust
ees of the South Street Presbyt terrain
G Church Oh.
Mr.. Rose, who has been employed in
the Johnson pharmacy, has gone TO
Bradley Beach where he has opened a
drug store.
The Misses Olmstead have rented
their cottage on the Columbia road to
Thomas /. Sinclair, OF Brooklyn, for
the season.
Bishop Lines, of the Newark Do
cese, confirmed large classes IN the
Church Of the Redeemer and st. Peters
church last Sunday.
Freebooter Andrew K. Baker has
been appointed Water Commissioner
of Dover, succeeding Surrogate Young
whose term expired.
Collins Weir is drawing the plan for
rebuilding the Hally house on South
street, recently burned, for Mrs. Prem
dergast the present owner
According to the latest Directory Of
Directors, FL. NICK. Twombly is a
member of the governing board Of
forty-six companies, a gain OF eleven
over 1902.
MI. and Mrs. f. n. Lum Of Chat
ham, left Riverside, Cal, and are now
on their way home. They are ex-
pected in Chatham about the last OF
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Gibson have
returned from Porto Rico, where they
spent the winter and are now with
their sister, Mrs. L. Gravatte on
Ridgedale avenue.
Miss Susie Simpson gave a progress
Sive whist party, from MorrlSgown 10
St. Louis on the Go Slow and Never
Arrive r. R." last night. About a
hundred guests were present.
Edward Rollins, late engineer Of the
MorristOwn plant Of the United Elec-
trio co. has secured a position in
Springfield. Mass, and with his wife
will remove to that place this week.
Geo. w. Bower s. Son are planning
IOI hOD6FU ETlCt dill ftuu uAViA yvAvo ~ ~.
to his Pine street stable. the addl-
tion will contain wagon room, office,
s:.aasa,e room. etc. and make heater
front for the structure.
DR.. Anna l.. Allaben. DR.. Grace
Flanders Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Con-
nett, attended the banquet given last
Tuesday evening at Myers Hotel, Ho-
boken, BY the New Jersey State Home
opathic Medical Society. Hon. Allan
Benny was one of the after-dinner
speakers.
S. a. Baldwin accompanied Messrs.
Bland and Berton, tenors, at the con-
cert given by the choir of All Angels
Church, New York, of which he has
been assistant organist, last Friday
evening. The concert was given IN
the Aston Gallery Of the Waldorf As
roria Hotel