The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-08-27
PERSONAL ITEMS.


Frank Fl. Fairchild is at Silver Bay,
N. Y.
Rev. DR.. J. E. Adams spent Sunday
in town.
Philip Day is spending his vacation
at Asbury Park.
Louis Wulfers and Carl Prime are at
Asbury Park for two weeks.
Chief of Police J. Frank Holloway is
away on his annual vacation.
W. e. Day and T. B. Frost and their
families are at Asbury Park.
Clarence Hopkins and George Lacey
are at Asbury Park for week.
Charles Foster and Robert Glass are
at Niagra Falls for short stay.
Robert G. Caskey has been spending
his vacation at Dingman's Ferry.
Howard Mulford has been spending
his vacation in Massachusetts,.
r. F. Dempsey has gone to Block
Island on his vacation.
David Brown of the First National
Bank is away this week on a vacation.
T. d. Pierson is taking vacation
this week and spending the time at
home.
Miss Mollie Murray of the Savings
Bank is spending her vacation at
jamestown.
Miss Clara Keller, of South street, is
spending August with her parents at
North Asbury.
Miss Mary Wilday and Miss Lizzie
Williams are at Ocean Grove for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Charles Foster and Miss Julia
Wulfers are at Norwood Hall, Asbury
Park, for a week.
Thomas f Welsh has been on a trip
through the cement and coal regions,
going as far as Wilkes-Barre
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Niper and fam
lily, of Lincoln street, are spending this
week at Hackettstown.
Miss Eva T. Pierson and Miss Chris
tine Logan are at Ocean Grove for a
week, stopping at the Lillagaard
DR.. Dwight is expected home this
week and will occupy the pulpit OF the
pulpit of the South street next Sun
day.
Mrs. T. G. Field and child returned
home Friday from the Philippines.
Captain Field is now stationed at Fort
Wayne, Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. C. W. Vernon and Miss Lille
r. Muchmore have returned from
Drakestown where they have been
boarding for some weeks.
Adyices from Rev. Dr. William M.
Hughes states that he is receiving
much benefit from his soj0urn in
Cooperstown. N. Y, and having a
very pleasant time.
The Misses Stephanie and Matilda
Goodwin. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Goodwin, of Ridgetield Park,
returned home on Sunday, aftera fort
nights visit with their grandmother,
Mrs. Freeman, of 38 Morris street.
Rev. Oliver G. Horsman will spend
this week and next in New England.
Rev. L. M. B. Thompson will occupy
the pulpit of the Baptist Church next
mond in the evening on exchange with
Mr. Thompson.
Miss Mabel Lee and Miss Voorhees,
spent Sunday with Mrs. /. r. Pierson.
Miss Lee was delighted to meet many
of her former pupils of the Speedwell
avenue school. She has very warm
place in her heart for Morristown al
though the position she holds in the
Mt. Vernon, N. Y, school commands
much higher salary than she received
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor A. WisS spent
two or three days at Greenwood Lake
last week. On Saturday Mr. Wiss had
great sport at fishing catching forty
eight pounds of fish, fourteen being
wall eyed pike. The largest weighed
seven pounds and took twenty minutes
to land. The next in size weighed four
pounds while the pike averaged three
pounds. He brought back all he could
carry and has been remembering his
friends.