The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Mrs VI D. Rood and family have
taken a cottage at Spring Lake, n. j..
The Rev, Andrew NJ Sherman is
spending a few days at Lynbrook, L. /.
Victor E. Boell, jr.. has returned
from Dickinson college for the sum
mer,
Charles @. Oliver and family are oc
cupying their cottage at Lake Hopat
cong.
Mrs. LeviJ. Johnston, of New York,
has been visiting Mrs Frederick Much
more.
Jacob Betzler, Of Morris street, is
spending few days at Lake Hopat-
cong.
Frank McEwan has rented his house
on Madison avenue to Mrs. William
Lehman, Of Newark.
Henry f. Dempsey has removed his
law office from the Trust company
building to No. "a Washington street,
Mrs. Joseph H. Bryan, Of Asbury
Park, is the guest of her father, Cof-l
Edward L. Dobbins, Of FrankllnI
place.
The summer meeting of the Presby-
terry. Of Morris and Orange, will be
held in the First Presbyterian church
to-day
The dime social announced fortune
18th by the Ladies Aid society OF the
M. e. church has been postponed until
September.
Clarence NJ. Day is one of the stud
,ents who will receive the bachelor Of
arts degree from Wesleyan university
on June Both.
The Rev. Jesse L. Hurlbut, d. D.,
district superintendent. will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist church on
Sunday morning.
Charles Anderson is acting sexton
of the South. Street Presbyterian
church during the absence in England
of Harry Il. Ratley.
Mrs. Catherine e. Wulfers, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
E. Foster, for the past year, Is now at
her home on Ann street.
Mrs Perley e. Boomer and Master
Norman Boomer are spending several
weeks with Mrs. Boomers parents at
Maiden, near Boston, Mass
Wesley Il. Logan, who has gradu-
.ated from Centenary Collegiate III
stitute, of Hackettstown, will enter
Syracuse university in the fall.
BEGINNING on Sunday morning SER
vice at the South Street Presbyterian
church will be at eleven o'clock and
the Sunday school at ten O'Clock.
Miss Madeline Day, of this town,
won the prize in botany for the best
herbarium exhibit at the Centenary
collegiate institute at HackettstoWn.
A business meeting of the Men S,
assoc alton of the South Street Pres
byterian church for the election of
officers will be held Wednesday even
ing.
The Rockaway FIRE department has
purchased the Summit chemical en-
CINE. Summit, not to be outdone by
MorristOwn, has an auto chemical Or
dered
The tennis tournament which was
to have started at the Morris County
Golf club yesterday, has been indetin-
itely postponed owing to lack of en-
tries
George Kay, who has been spending
a week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Ennis, has returned to
Kingston, Jamaica, where he is in
business
Beginning Sunday morning the Sun
day school of the First Baptist church
will hold it's sessions at ten o'clock
and the regular church service will be
at eleven.
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Robert HipSon entertained the AL
pha NJ society at his home on Mt.
Kemble avenue Friday evening. Pier
son Little and Wallace RICHTER have
been elected into the society.
Angelo II. Bennell, of this town, re-
ceived the first of two letter writing
prizes awarded on Monday at the an
nua| commencement at New Haven
of the Hopkins Grammar school.
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor of the First Pres
byterian church will hold a business
meeting and social at the residence of
William E. Davis on Mt Kem5le ave-
nue. this evening.
Harry T. Ford, alineman in the en-
ploy of the William HI. Sheehan Co.,
who cut one of his feet with an axe
on Thursday afternoon while working
on top OF pole, is slowly Receiving at
his home on Pine street.
Edwin p. Ford has been appointed
treasurer of benevOlenceS of tie South
Street Presbyterian church, succeed |
ing Philip HI. Hoffman, who declined
a reappointment after holding the
office for forty-seyen years.
The commencement exercisesof the
College of st. Elizabeth, at Convent,
Z took place Thursday afternoon. There
were eight graduates. the largest class
in the convent's history. The guest
OF houor was Bishop O'Connor.
One hundred members Of Hope
lodge, of East Orange, visited MorriarI
town lodge, No. 1888, f. and A. NJ, on
Tuesday evening when four candidates
were initiated into the mysteries Of |
! masonry by the visitors degree team.
The w. FL. Sheehan company is |
building for the Morris & Somerset
Electric company an extension of its |
line from It's present terminus near |
the brick school house TO James T. |
Pyle's place, q distance OF about two
miles.
WltIe the clerksSin, Runyon's were
busy with customers Monday after |