The Morris County chronicle., 1909-03-16
MENDHAM.

Y. z. 5. @. r. meeting in che chapel
at six rorty-tiye O'Clock. Topic, What
are our liquor laws, and how are they
enforced" Ref Deut.4 10. Leader,
Rev. J. G. Symmes.
The Ladies' Auxiliary has elected
! the following officers for the ensuing
year President, Miss Ella Thompson:
vice-preSident, Mrs. Laura Robinson !:
treasurer, Mrs. Henry Riker: secre,
tary, Mrs Frank Freeman.
William DeVore has secured a posi-
tion with DR.. G. d. DeGroot.
Edwin Garabrant and Miss Grace
Nun were married at the First Pres
| byterian manse by Rev.Jos.G. Symmes
on Wednesday evening. They will re-
side here, occupying their newly built
house.
Marsefean Nuber, who for the past
four months has been stopping at
Whippany with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smith has returned home.
| Rev. Father Claffy preached at St.
JoSeph's Roman Catholic church on
Thursday evening.
The Misses Taylor, OF New York,
have returned TO their home on East
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Il. Moran of Nor
! ristown were in town on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. }. Smith Gunther
have been entertaining their cousin
from Newark.
The Mendham Garage company will
run an auto stage line between here
and MOrriStown, beginning Monday.
Leaves Mendham, morning trips I O5.
arrives MOrrist0wn 7.45; leaves Nor
ristown 945, arrives Mendham 1915.
Afternoon, leaves Mendham 2.15, ar
rives in Morrist0wn ESQ; leaves Morris
town 5.l2, arrives in Mendham 5 as.
Motor cars will be run until April lst
| when a passenger Car that is now be-
ing constructed will be ready for SER
vice.
george ElliOtJ passed away on Tues
day morning at four O'Clock at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Elliott. He was in the six
teenth year Of his age. For che past
two years he has been afflicted with
spleen disease and part of that time
has been away from home taking
treatment. Besides his father and
mother he leaves two sisters, Mrs.
| George Ferry, Jr., of Montclair, and
Miss Marjorie, Of this place. The fun
eral services, which were largely at
tended were held at the home on Sat.
urday afternoon at half past one, con
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hayte,
OF the Methodist church. Interment
at the Hill Top cemetery.
Michael Coghlan has purchased a
new Jackson automobile, having sold
his Ford machine to Leo Robinson.
Ernest Bockoyen, of MorriStown,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burd have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. John Drake,
of New York,
| Howard Crane, of Newark, spent
Sunday. with bis father at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nicholas.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Babbitt have
returned from few days visit with
| friends at Newark.
Mrs. George Beavers is cOnvalescent
from an attack OF Bright's disease.
| The last OF the star course enter.
tainmentS was held In the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening.
Il George Thompson is recovering from
an attack OF the grip, and Paul Free
man from an attack Of rheumatism.
| Gustayus Day has returned to his
home here after taking a six month;
business course at Plainfield.
/ j. w. Garabrant spent several day:
last week with friends at New York
i J. w. Melick has been spending sew
eral days Of this week at White House
and Morristown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Bryan hav,
moved from Brooklyn TO one of Mr.
Pitney's houses near Pitney station.
| Thomas j. Laughlin, of Newark
spent several days of this week at hi
| distiliery near RalSton.