The Morris County chronicle., 1909-06-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Miss E. N. Hunter has gone to Can
ada for two weeks
Arthur J. Davis and family have re-
moved to Astoria, L. I.
Miss Helen Kenny is i'll with pneu-
monia at her home on Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stone and Miss
Grace Stone spent Sunday in Chester.
Wilbur Apgar, living near German
Valley, has a kitten that has six toes
on each forepaw.
e. A. Smith, of Dover will conduct
the meetiog at the Collinsville chapel
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Horatio Stonier is confined to
her home by injuries received in fall
ing down stairway recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ducey have
been recent guests of Mrs. Ducey's
mother, Mrs. Lucy Culbert, of Wyom-
ing.
Willis 81. .Dutton. jr., graduated
from Stevens institute on June 3rd.
He has secured position in New York
city
Edward M. Young is building a
bungalow on his lot at Lake Hapot-
cong and will spend the summer at.the
lake.
James S. Dennis, End, Of this town,
has been elected treasurer of the Phil
adelphian society of Princeton uniyer-
sity.
Offerings for May at the South
Street Presbyterian church were
$201 90 for church support and S343.34
for home missions.
The Woman's Union prayer meeting
will be suspended through the sum
mer months, and resumed the first
Monday in October.
Five persons united by confession
of faith and five by letter with the
First Presbyterian church at the SER
vice Sunday morning.
Morristown letter carriers took part
in the convention and parade Of the
carriers of the state held in Jersey
City on Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood D. Barrett
have returned from weeks visit
with Mrs. Barrett's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter l. Cook, of Butler.
On complaint of Mrs. Max Mitawer
Justice Howard sent Max Mitawer to
Jail Wednesday night for writing
threatening letters to his spouse.
George Harry of High street claims
the record for early strawberries he
having picked some in his garden on
the first day of June.
Miss Ella Schwab steamed for Eu-
rope on the Bremen on Thursday In
company with an uncle. She will
spend the summer In Germany. -
Hon. Francis e. Woodruff is about
to install steam heating plant In his
South street store building. w. j
Looney has the contract for the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Rutherford
and children have returned to their
country home near Hackettstown af-
rope.
The pastor, the Rev. Alexander
MacColl, will address the children's S
day service Of the South Street Pres
4byterian Sunday school on Sunday af-
tern00n.
Lewis 9. Gillespie is having extern
Sive Improvements made to his resi-
dence on Piccatinny road. At present
he is occupying the Taiutor house on
Elm street.
The picnic of the Home Missionary
society Of the Methodist church was
postponed last Saturday until this
week Saturday owing to the incle-
ment weather.
A sale Of home made bread, cake
and candy will be held on the Metho-
dist chu:cA twn on Saturday after
noon, June 10, under the auspices of
the blccas society.
John III. Sutphen, Fred G. Reeves
and Carl e. Voiet have organized the
John IL. sutpheli company. The COM
parry will conduct The grocery store at
No. 40 Sussex avenue.
Clyde Potts is attending conven-
tiOn Uf cnginfers in Milwaukee. On
Friday Mr.. Potts was a mber of the
party WHO inspected tie Jersey City
water piaat at BooUtoA.
The principals and chorus of the
comic opera, '-Narragansett Pier"
were given dinner at the Morris
town inn on Thursday evening. After
the banquet there was dancing
Alanson A. Vance has rendered his
resignation as member of the county
board Of cleo cti0ns. Mr.. Vance'S ad-
vancing years and infirmitieS of health
led him to think the step was for the
best.
The Sunday school Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold its
-children's day service Sunday after
noon at four o'clock. The regular
evening church service will be omit
ted.