The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-19

week at Asbury Park.
Rev. II. B. Urmy win spend his va
cation in the Adirondacks
Dr. 81. D. Rood Is attending Den
tai Convention this week.
Letter carriers Beach and DeGroot
are away on their annual vacations
Hobert Hartigan has returned from
ireland with string OF jumpers and
ponies.
The SAMSON Stone Go. has moved its
Office to the new building on the Nor
ristown & Erie r. R.
The Misses Annie and Susie McNIul-
len have been visiting their aunt in
Melrose, New York.
CURLING is being laid on Morris
street and Ridgedale avenue in front
OF the Brown property.
Morris County is entitled to six
passed by the last legislature.
The Morristown Field Club defeated
the West Hampton E. @. last Saturday
afternoon by the score Of to 2.
w. Edward Becker and Charles
StilWell, Jr., have gone TO the Elks
convention in Cincinnati, Ohio
The State Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet at Ocean
Grove on "Wednesday and Thursday. n
The engagement Of Allan Bevington
Combs Of Madison and Miss Minnie
Jensen has been formally announced.
Deputy Grand Regent Harrington
will be present at the meeting Of
Loantaka Council, Royal Arcanum to-
night.
Robert McMullen, gardner and fore
man for Mrs. G.. +. Stone of !" Fair
Oaks picked his first sweet corn on
July Is.
The German alley Lutheran church
gets $500 through the recent death OF
Mrs. J. 4. Naughright, OF German
Valley.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles e. Reeves,
of Fairport, N. Y., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Clapp at the United
States Hotel.
Rev. and Mrs. Adna w. Leonard Of
Piqua, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. LIS pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Day, OF
Ridgedale avenue.
w. w. Dean has the contract for
the electric light work of the proposed
Improvements of the South Street
Presbyterian Church.
The store of Morris Rosenberg on
Speedwell avenue was entered Satur
day night and some change taken
from the cash drawer.
William Sire reports the theft Of
set OF harness from his Stable Satur-
day night which however was found
in his yard Monday morning
f. A. Trowbridge spent Sunday
with his family at Asbury Park. Mrs.
Trowbridge and children have been at
the seashore for several weeks.
A large picture of the members OF
the MOrriStOwn Drum Corps is on ex-
hibition at the johnson pharmacy.
Smaller groups have also been made.
The McEwan Board Company will
build a stone dam 800 feet long and
and 16 feet high near the new mill at
Malapardis. N. Marinaro will do the
work.
The Madison a.. A. defeated the
IrvingtOn a. @. 2toi0 at the game at
Madison last Saturday. On the same
day Chatham beat Orange by the score
of to l.
The Morristown & Erie r. r.. has
commenced work on long switch ex
tending from Albeit ave-, to the
Lackawanna property in the rear OF
the freight house.
Rev. William Russell Bennett, DR..
Stephen PiersOn and Miss Laura Pier
son sail for Europe on the BarbarsSa
on Thursday. They expect to be
away about six weeks.
The old slaughter houses near Dover
are very busy. Swift q Co. are not
only killing sheep and lambs there,
but steers as well. Sixty-two steers
were received on Monday.
Street Commissioner Meskill served |
notices Thursday on Western ave.
property owners requiring them to
curb and pave their walks at once.
Both sides Of the street are to be
paved to the town line.
Dir. and Mrs. Erdman will. go west
during their vacation to attend the
marriage of Rev. John p. Erdman and
Miss Marion Dillingham; which prob
ably will take place in California Rev.
John Erdman is In Japan.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Bray, who have
been staying with Mrs. Jesse Sharp
on Prospect street since their wedding
trip West, removed on Saturday to
Boston where Mr.. Bray has an ex-
cellent business position offered him.
There will be an excursion over the
MorristOwn q Erie R. r.. to Bloom
field next Sunday, the train leaving
Morristown at 1910 a. m. The attrac-
ton will be base ball game between
the Whippany Field Club and Bloom
field A. O.
The Cataract Hose Co. OF Goshensl
MY. and Kittatinny Hose OF Newton
have accepted the invitation OF INDIE
pendent Hose Co. to be their guests at
The parade next fall. The Indepenz
dents have also invited the Somers
willie Engine Co.
The Methodist Sunday School run
its annual excursion to Asbury Park |
and 0caaf, Grave on Wednesday,. 1