The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-04-20

John Naughfon and Miss Julia Lon
ergan were married Id the Church of
the "A sumption this morning by Mon
signor Joseph M. Flynn. Miss Mary
LOnergan, the brides sister, was maid
of honor and John ?. Lyons was best
man.
MOrriStOwn was represented in the
State Young Mems Christian associa-
zion gymnastic meet at MOntclair on
Saturday by Walter NiSsen and Ttleo-
dore Ford Nissen made a total Of
1918 points out of a possible 80 and
Ford made 1880 points.
Miss Marie Elizabeth Abbott and
Alexander Ramsey Gushing were mar
ried on Saturday in New York. Miss
Abbott was formerly a teacher in the
Speedwell avenue school here and
many of her friends from Morristown
attended the wedding.
The annual meeting Of the share
holders Of the Washington Associa-
tion Of New Jersey, for the transaction
of the business of the corporation,
and for the election of trustees, will
be held at the headquarters, Morris
/ town, on Wednesday. June 18th, at II
noon.
Police Justice Patrick j. Howard
has purchased the cottage occupied by
| Town Counsel Edward K. Mills, at
Maple avenue and Perry street, and
/ will occupy it June 1st. Mr.. Mills
will remove to his new house, corner
of Macculloch avenue and Boyken
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Claude Armstrong
returned from the New York hospital
where they went for operations three
weeks or so ago. Mrs. Armstrong is
as we'll as ever, and Mr.. Armstrong is
doing as well as could be expected, but
will be couple of weeks yet in con-
valescing.
James Jackson, colored, who con-
ducts religious services in a building
on Morris street, complained to the
police that Roger Webb. colored, had
disturbed his meeting Sunday night.
! Webb was fined $500 and costs by
Justice Condor.
George G.. Runyon appeared before
Judge Mills Friday morning and asked
| that part CT the trust fund in the
hands of John B. Vreeland, trustee,
be paid over to Mrs. Lillian Roy,
which was granted. The fund was
/ left by Mrs. Roy'S father, the late
William Becker.
| Morris Light infantry has elected
the following officers Commander,
John III. Berry officer of the day, M.
j. Morris: adjutant, b. I'll. Payie pay
master, Elmer E. Romine; quarter
master, William r. Stewart !; chaplain,
Rev. Alexander MacColl surgeon, DIR.
Harry Vaughan.
About a DOZEN boys have signified
their intention to try for places on the
track team of the high school. On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday after
moons for several weeks the candidates
will take cross country runs to devel-
op their "wind." Harold Veidt is the
captain of the team.
Alderman Mowery was in town on
| Wednesday attending the funeral of
Mayor caldwell. He reports that
himself and family are most comfort
ably situated in their new home, and
are all well with the exception of Miss
Elizabeth who has slight return OF
her old nervous trouble.
The MorristoMn Building Trades
council has elected ii. IL. FITZPATRICK
president, Frank Cole vice president,
Aaron Losey recording and financial
secretary, Joseph Halpin treasurer, B.
Hoover sergeant-at-arms, @. e. Wick
life, Philip Bennett, Thomas Higgins
and William Quimby trustees.
In collision Saturday morning be-
tween Robert d. Foote'S automobile
and horse and wagon driven by Jo-
seph M. Moodey, Mr.. Moodey was
thrown out and escaped serious injury.
His wagon was damaged. A lamp was
broken on the automobile, which was
occupied by Mr.. Foote'S chauffeur.
w. Franklin Hartenstine directs the
minstrel performance to be given by
the Chatham Fish and Game club in
Chatham Friday apd Saturday even
ings. George h. Bdllwinkel is assist
| ing the club as an end man. On
Thursday and Friday evenings of last
week Mr.. Hartensiiue appeared in a
minstrel performance given by the
Rockaway Royal Arcanum, as an end
man.
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