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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Sotpas Sag peo llbitiainseu | Stattle.
2ape Sarter via Chicago, Milwanfee
& ct. Taul Hn.

. 1ete Mnanft CT Sotpas Tao Deb aIafia- guion
Bacifc uofttqiug en- { Seattle. Ggter ou at rciie
2ape Biletprtier for Reilsp fren % tilbage fGIgel
bier Tag iubttl 3Oie Sept ember via chicago. WtIi
waufee 4 At. Vaul MatIpan. @i1lbenoe fg
Tilbasereiie iuotiI site Cftober. Der gipes dildoeli'
Ill at itauie uper paa Rellemitatieuer Beftriueubs
9irfulare o. f~ulbiteuoipe Cplpsntuser ON Iarter fU
3erubaueretie pg Sopeup9ne, Butter o. lpatieneite
ieubes frit Deb Seupeuoelie til 4. A. MILLER, 0ene
raj IaSieuser Ggeut. Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Sausens Wcbbciler.

grtbur gcttS fcSrr ban, og | So
iparo 60. bsrer ban biemme. Den
meit l,onlrrfebc YIanfe | bans Slat'
form er iaa gpb. at Ben bill fua 8oIt
til at Isite pau Srene baabe | 0tin'
neiota % Soutb Sofpta, at IT, ON
IIanfer | Ell 8Iotform, Der laoes
Ell IaboItnt, fam iou Dem til at gisre
Set. 9ettS bill iimpeItben ,iopibe i'm
Stat paa DC TO nGonte Rabuitaters
gefoItuing. Men oct foritaar ito, al
isrii maa III beige BAN, iiben mao
oct lpffcS bam at fan lit Sorilaa
oieuncm. Gnten Ianoen agter al
fipupc eaer lure lit Sorilag igien'
mem, pco icg life, og lige giao er
ieg, ia @uttrn Der CIT % grautl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Spraeu pGffcr gngcr.

los Gitp, @o., melbes, at Wiaiam
gselsion, Tom for TO aar iioen ilpate'
Sc ira Sanespine, @is., eiter Be.
soaeIien al ct itsrre g~ebrageri, ben
2Sbe Suli iripiais bapoe opersipet
Tia til GoIitiet. San bapoe oa netcp
iaaet teIegraiiif ReOoeIelie ON, az
hans Suitru % hans lille Barn bar
bIepue orpbte / en- SporuognsuIpffe
/ California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
sgrpump.

Wiis CLARA aaIgaarbcn % Wiaie
WiGanb nrr Soice bar npIig bopt
grpIiip. Wrubcn CT en- 0attcr at
Wr. Otto aaIgoaroen oa Suitru, Scg
snifcr DC upgifte ct langt 90 Ipffeligt
SamIip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03

&aptcin u. ". Sjprnitao bleb I'm.
Der Snipeftionen al StatenS trooper
iibite llge / Safe Gitp, Minn., ouer.
raft Ell "Iooing cup" al Sffierer /
StatsmiIitien, iom tiente t bans He.
giment | arigen meo Spanien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Sr. Sanien SSS. SisIge ct SeIe.

Sr. SGnicn SpS. Sfslge ct Sele.
aram fra Saefion, @tinn., er Or.
Srauf q. Sanien ON aitenen Den
2SSe SuIi aigaoet peo Ssben ! i'm
Geae / oct oerpGrenbe G%cuntpfRng.
iel. Ssoen t~iIifpipes beIuis ben ONE
itpnoigbeo, at ban n9stebes HpSeIien
al @sorfin. Or. Sarieu. Der tiolisere
bar en- anieet Sarge meo itor Groris,
blep for ca. ire Maaneber iisen ARE
itcret for llroerilGb al $4,000 ioul
aosierer / S~folefommisiionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
gSpufat Scnrp :. 8icrticn fom

iibite llge biem til DtinreapoIis fra
lin Guroporeiie. San bar pGret |
Gorgc, Sverige, G~ngIauo, SpifIano,
0onmarf og Soaano. llnocr lit Sp.
boIo / SpifIano operpar ban fin Dat.
ter Sanaerinoeu Miis Beatrice
8iertiens Debut paa Speraen | 8ei'
mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
General @urtbingtun bso. 81

neral Senrp 6. @ortbinstpn, tioli-
sere WebIem al CALIFORNIA; 2esisla.
t,tr, Selegut / &~ongresien fra See.
paoa, diplomat % Suriit er ben
29be bs. aigaoet peb 9sben paa
8arfieIo Spipitalet / 8aibington I
Den bsie Ilber al 81 Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Sorifieuist,
RDatct benGatet.

6pstct bcnGgtet. 8iqiam s.
grDan benGgter pau bet beitemteita
Rpstet omL at ban ifulbe bope beilut.
tet iig til at finite fra Rebraifa %
boi9tte ite | Seras.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03

Spgningcrne | Chicago bapbe for.
leben ct Wsbe | @aubaiia Saa Der |
9pen. Seniieten meo Rsbet bar at
itprfc Snteresien for Sognelaget og
grbeibet for at iamle Sogniusernes
SiItprie | Imerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03

Septifte @jsreInnuI iaabel ion dlmirtoe'
lat Suaa l SniIetnereIiet, Sreet % BAR
nesauunere4. B1pauteret dbiolut rem
% Tan bcnptteS belt ina Ssofeier.
6ulSsonsip ~uprrnsis NJ ~inopeucis 9tbdubiiuo a
oVlaos So kioebpuu hos SoRttSru, Bsul 90 Porntl
bs{ag,rbe al Sutlcura SRbr (yDc) foT Renanlna al
Srpsr. gutlcuru Ointment tb0rl for eeIbreeflie a.
Ruheu. "a gufttHrn Rrpiseat Qe0f), flfr I Nurnl
f,r al rrute Vinbet. Salaes oper bels gerbsn. yct
tcr frua 4 Chem Grrp.. Gurrtrre. Sptpu, wsats.
Pr ESub<s trff: CuiicIma Book on Skin Diseases
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03

iyIob, TOT tpu, lUIUI
o. affaIoeube Soar,
for at ~bIsoeipre. boDs
re ns Iiubre roe, tue
o. ioare S3roer, for
inertefrIoe SrritGttos
ier % ~bpIbenqt8e
Spuebe6cr % 10 Z
mnune yonntine dutis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03

esmaHiHsn -eusperuen' CT unos'asen ! COB
creer. % ben CT alt bill Tan sniis en- Somaifins
at bare. Zen sisr soei arbeise % eaar let.
mrs. q. Rauur1,
tEsss.xsz@H eslsu. aaartRa1 Gs~ Tssnn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
9ecDrab % Smegn.
Zen 2oen ausult 1909
NeoefaIN.

~ppVIute-
On @uobrano $. 8icf, ON bpis
Seo pi allcreoe bar berettet, meboe.
leg, of ban bar fsot paa 8aar0en Sici
l. 8eItre Slibre, 8aIbres, oen t4oe
gugrit 1851. San bIeo begrauen
ben 23oe Srli unoer itor 9eltagelie
paa @rappIaoien peo =. Soueeu. Tn
Rrngoe pofre 9lomiter iupffebc
bans 9nnre. Boltor Sartmann ira
Gresco forrettcoe. afosOe eftcrIaoer
fig s Sern, Z Gutter % en- Bige. Oct
9Ioite al 9grrene or ca, 20 gar
garmeI. Se6saoriogen bar Iltbma.
SuIpor 8. Ssrbe bsoe | SIcoiaut
Sopnibip ben 20oe Sui, % ge9ra'
peIien foregif ira Sig Canoe airfc
forrige Srcbug. 4fopoe bar en- al Dc
aIer isritc Settlcrc ocrloe. s Begun.
beIien al 50.Iareue neoiotte ban ii9
nemIia ser iammen meo 70 andre,
iom bar fonmct | bans Splee. Seb
fin Sso Dor ban uGiteu 81 gor oom'
mel. Son oebe al SuugcbetGnbclic,
Suitru % ipp @prn opcrleper BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
KpiatSer
CperaIt bruger Gutirura SGbe %
Gutitura Ointment

sor al beftpttc. rrrIe 90 ioriiiemne 5us
bc1i, reuSe Stulpen for Shiro, Ssi9i og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Sutert Mtioocl
moo Smouoilet

grsS NIB paa Spftr o. Hru - Gar iuu
fuure, irrftrrerbe % fssrrtsfnte, at se,t
Iige Ieeuee TIT fHnAe ircr - 3iresc
besaabtp % Bier itahta peyrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Sra Dorth 60, ia.
GsSrns Ssit.

Sra gbcl, Soma, tom Der ON 9u-
gen oct Gorgeous @nolfub, at oeit
% Nar gnntIc Wtifs Wina Rutb
3borion, Ootter til apotbefer Nils
Sboriou, Rortbpooo, bar orufnet.
Wiiis Tborion TO onbre Gamer, iamt
en- Gut oilbe tuge iie en- ganohir op.
oncr Moccon Riper. og INN ben enc
Dame reb0et 2ipct peo at ipsmme
ilanb. @iitten bar Ell bpgtig Spsm.
mer, Der oirebe fit 2ip UNDER Sorie-
get paa at rcboe aitorcS. 9tiiS Sbor.
ion bar Ell opatig 2Grcrinbc, Ell agt'
pGrOig, otboIot uitg gige % Ell goo
0ottcr. Senoes Sor bar paa en- 5or.
retningsreiie til StilebapSfpiten, oa
bet isrgeIige 9uoifnb fonL % ifisnt
ban omtreitt oagIis ienoer 9repfort
bicm, or ban altio reilt pibere igien,
naor 5eIegrammene til bam noar
frem. Den itaffeIs Mor or rent for.
toilet, % oct bill bli en- Gorgeous Siem,
Mr. Eborion bender tilbnge til en- al
9ogene, iom fpmmer. De iergenoe
SorGIore % Seifenoe bar Dor bier
teIigite Mteofslelie | oenne for benz
iaa bitterIig tiinge Sio. Sro bare
meo benz!
Wrs. Dime Raniim or | en- SLIDER
of ca. 80 aar rpffet bort ira Wano
og 9ern. Slrn bapoe lit Siem |
grooffieIo, bpor bun porte op og ino-
traaote / 9geteitanoen, % blep iteot
til SpiIe poa Shell Hocf Wtenigbcos
8rapplaos. aiosoe bar Ell Satter
al Son. $. 8. SIion, os bun efterla'
Der iig Ell isrecnoe gggteiGle og TO
9srn. gu iielben bra &pinoe, en-
ltomGrfct SiItrii og Wor blep, men
ncifelig talt, rpffet bort fsr Sioen.
@iis Olga gilitab, 9atter til 8.
@. 9iIitab, Soice, er | en- gloer al
16 gar iopnet inc. Oct er tirngt for
SorGIbre pg Ssifenoe at tase 8ar,,
bel meb en- mil, elifpGroig 9atter %
Ssiter; men CUBS Billie maa tie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03

torn Boot Co, 26Qt-6tb ct. g.,
minneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Notwithstanding
Ten 3ite 3ult.

ese at. yauI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03

Senb "9ecprab. Soften" til GlGst %
gcnner | samlc. 9anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-03
Ng Brett / Silpcr cafe.

gaItor q. g. Slus, Der fsr bapoe
auIo / Sfpin Sallep, Winn., bar oper.
taget aaloct / Silper Cafe eiter 30
flor &c. g. @se. Seq snifer 8aitoren
pelfommen til @prtb 60.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
81. Nv. Q. ~. CLOSING.

Closing exercises Of the Young Wo-
mems Christian union were held in
the Market Street Mission building
on Wednesday evening, and were well
attended.
The program included vocal duet
by the Misses Helen Muir and Mar
garet O'Brien; scripture reading by
the Rev. Thomas B. Ironside prayer
by the Rev. Alexander MacColl; the
report of the secretary, Mrs. Ralph B.
Urmy, and of the treasurer, Mrs. e. s.
Lewis; a vocal solo by Miss Ruth
Kronenberg reading by Miss Lillian
Ratiey !. guitar solo by Miss Lillian
Washburn piano solo by Miss Kronen-
berg and an address by the Rev. James
B. Beaumont. An exhibition of class
work was on view in one of the rooms.
The standing committee of the
union includes Mrs. Harry B. Hoff-
man, chairman; Mrs. Urmy, secre-
tary; Mrs. Lewis, treasurer Mrs.
Alexander MacColl, Mrs. William Rus
sell Bennett, Mrs. Willis X. Howell,
Mrs. Philemon f. SturgeS, Mrs. Isaac
r. PiersOn, Miss Jane Peck, Miss
Viola Dobbins, Miss NJ. r. Romaine
and the Rev. Mr.. Ironside.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

At twenty years of age he entered
upon his educational work, as teach
er in the district schools, following
that profession during the winter
months during a greater part OF the
time until he had completed his colleg-
late course. When he attained his
majority Mr.. Haven worked ia sum-
mer as farm hand, in this way earn
ing money with which to educate
himself.
Upon his graduation Mr.. Haven
went west and taught for a year in
Beloit, Wis, and oneyear in Stoughton,
Wis, and then returning to Platts-
burg, N. Y, where he was connected
with the schools for three years. In
1869 he came to Morristown and had
served since acceptly in the capacity
of superintendent. Mr.. Haven has
seen the schools grow from 1.-THE one
small building used ip '69 to the pres
ent four large and handsome buildings.
Mr.. Haven was president at one
time of the New Jersey Council of
Education and was also member of
the State Teachers association, the
Morris County Board of Examiners
and the State Board of Examiners.
He was member of the South Street
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Haven had been twice married.
On December 24th, 1867, he married
Miss Florence A. Watson, who died
December 9th, 1870. December 23rd,
1873, he welded Elizabeth S. Tweed
and to them were born three children,
Samuel VCaruth, a practicing physi-
clan of this town; Stuart Caruth, de-
ceased and William Leroy, a stu
dent.
The funeral will be held in the
South Street Presbyterian church,
Wednesday at p. M. The boys of
this years graduating class are to be
the pallbearers. They are Robert
Hipson, Frank Buckle, Harold Black
ford, Benjamin Blanchard, Albert
Holland, Samuel Benson and Sidney
Sherin.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
BAPTISTS MEET In ORANGE.
An Enthusiastic and Helpful Meeting
or Morris a. Essex Association.

An Enthusiastic and Helpful Meeting
OF Morris a. Essex Association.
The fifteenthannual meeting of the
Morris 8 Essex Baptist association
was held in the Washington Street
Baptist church, Orange, on Wednes-
day. Meetings were held morning,
afternoon and evening. The reports
from the twenty-three churches com
posing the association were generally
encouraging showing progress, espec-
tally along benevolent lines, as most
Of the churches had raised the ap-
portionment made by the mission
committee.
The annual sermon was by the Rev.
E. ]. Holden, and interesting addresses
on topics of interest we're made during
the day and evening.
The officers elected were Rev. VIM.
M. Lawrence, d. D., of Orange, mod
orator 1. r. Pierson, Of Morristown,
clerk +; H. B. Albert, of East Orange,
treasurer. The next meeting will be
held with the Brookdale church, June
l, 1910.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
ELECTED A VICE PRESIDENT
II. H. Topakyan Honored by ONCE In
the Navy League.

II. II. Topakyan Honored by Oftice in
the Navy League.
Consul General Topakyan has just
returned from Washington where he
was received by President Taft to
whom he presented the credentials
from His Majesty the Shah for his APP
pointment as Consul General in New
York.
Mr.. Topakyan has been elected an
honorary vice president of the Navy
League of the United States. Among
the prominent Americans similarly
honored are Theodore Roosevelt, J,
Pierpont Morgan, August Belmont,
John d. Long, Admiral George Dewey.
Cornelius N. Bliss, Seth Low, Elihu
Root.
Mr.. Topakyan's gift of the famous
jewelled rug which was accepted by
President Roosevelt, now looks out OF
it's mahogany case in President Taft's
private office where it is greatly adj
mired by all callers.
The Consul Generals name appears
among the first contributors in aid OF
the destitute survivors of the mas
sacres in Adana. He sent one hundred
pounds sterling and has been active In
inducing others to help the sufferers.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
Lost Boy Found az Last.

Chief Of Police ]. Frank Holloway
on Monday found Joseph Schuyler,
sixteen years old, colored, who was
wanted by the Children's Home au-
thorities. Some weeks ago the boy,
who was an inmate Of the home, de-
camped in, company with a white lad
named Beam and they have been
searched for since. Schuyler is being
cared for at the Market Strset mis-
sion until a position can DO found for
him as he is too old to be taken back
to the home. Beam is thought to be
working for farmer near Chester.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
only Eleven at school Meeting

Only eleven voters, including news
paper men, attended the school meet
ing called for the purpose of consider
ing the question of voting S33, 800 for
school purposes for the ensuing year
and held Tuesday afternoon in the
Maple avenue school building. The
proposition was passed without a dis
senting
In the absence of DR.. Stephen Pier
son, president of the board of educa-
tion, David II. Wilday called the meet
ing to order and Clerk Harrie A Free
man read tie call. Henry Cory and B.
w. Clifford were appointed tellers.
The election was held at four O'Clock
and the polls were open for only few
minutes, Mr.. freeman stating that
the counsel for the board of education
had decided that the polls need not be
kept open for any stated period.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
GILLIGAN GETS MEDAL.

Legless Morris Plains Lad Honored
for His Rescues.
Joseph Gilligan, the Morris Plains
lad who last August saved the lives of
two of his boy friends, has been pre-
sented with silver medal by the New
York Volunteer Life Saving corps.
The medal is inscribed with the date
Of the rescue and the name of the
donor.
Gilligan has only one arm and is
minus both legs as the result of a troll
ley accident in Brooklyn several years
ago. Though seemingly terribly handi-
capped he enjoys the sports Of his boy
friends, playing base ball and swim
ming as well as any of them. He is a
familiar figure about the streets Of
Morristown, being drawn about in a
wagon by goat presented to him by
friends.
One day last August with other
boys he was bathing in a pond near
the Morris Plains gravel pit. Joseph
Monahan and James Patterson were
in the party and could not swim.
Getting beyond their depth they cried
for help. Gilligan swan out to them
with his one arm and pushing the
stub of his other arm under the chin
of the Monghan lad floated him to
safety. The other boy had sank to
the bottom and Gilligan returned,
dived for him, and got his stub of an
arm entangled in the lads bathing
trunks, bringing him to the surface
and to safety
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
W. L. R. HAVEN
PASSES AWAY.
For Forty Years He Was Sd
perintendent Of Morristown's
Public School System.
HIS WAS A LONG ILLNESS

William Leroy Haven, for forty
wears superintendent of the public
schools of Morristown, died at his
home on Elm street early Monday
morning. Mr.. Haven had been 10
poor health for two years and about a
year ago had to reli1guish the active
management of the schools though be-
ing retained in an advisory capacity.
He resigned at that time but the
board of education did not accept his
resignation.
Born in Athol, Mass, May oath,
1885, Mr.. Haven was the son of Jona-
than and Hannah Taft Haven. His
father was farmer by occupation and
Mr.. Haven attended school at Athol
and assisted his father with the farm
work. After a term in the Athol
High school and two terms in the Ber-
nardstown academy Mr.. Haven en-
tered Williams college and graduated
in 1864 when he was twenty-nine years
old.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
M0RRIST0WN SCHOOL.

Graduates Addressed by ArchNeacon
Louis Cameron, Of sonth Orange.
A large audience attended the grad
uauion exercises at the Morristown
school last evening. The address
before the graduating class was made
by Archdeacon Louis Cameron, Of
South Orange, and the prizes and di-
plomas we're presented by Grinnell
Willis, president Of the schools board
of trustees.
The graduates were as follows -
George VI. II. Allen, OF Casnovia, N.
Y; Perry G.. M. Austin, Santa Bar
bara, CAL Nv. Roger Burlingame. New
York; Thomas Duel. New York; Julian
F. Bishop, Bridgeport, Conn. Edgar
Burke, New York Alfred Jeretzki.
New York; Charles Il. Kimball. jr.,
Summit: Thomas NJ. M. Riach, Short
Hills; Chrystie Mcconnell, Easton,
Nd; Stephen Hurlbut, Of this town.
The prize winners were p. G.. M.
Austin, all-around, sixth form prize !;
Richard Duel, all-around, first form !;
X. Winslow Crosby, New York, for
high scholarship G. W. H. Allen, An
son Hard Boulton memorial prize, sen.
ior, for French; Benjamin Carpenter,
jr., Wennetka, H., junior, for French ;
K. w. Crosby, Tuckerman prize for
Greek; w. r. Burlingame, Charles
IiScribner prize for English themes, and
Catlin prize for original poetry; q. e.
Kimball, jr., Scribner prize for his.
torical thesis: Thomas Trumhull, Sd,
best all-around lower school record.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

" This report goes back only six
months" /" said Alderman Conkllng,
f" did DR.. Glazebrook leave anyone in
charge Of his duties when he was away
last summer for several months !"
"It has never entered my mind to have
another man appointed to this posi-
tion and several citizens have called
upon me and commended me for my
action in this matter" said Mr.. Conk-
ing. 7 move this report be tabled. 7"
In explanation of the report being
for six months only Alderman Twin
ing said DR.. Glazebrook's bill pre-
sented at the last meeting of the al
dermen for payment was for six
months and it was over this the Ques-
tion of whether or not the physician
was attending to his duties arose.
" An attempt seems to me to have
been made to attack DIR. Glazebrook S
professional reputation" said Mr..
Twining, "and think there is no occa-
sion for it and consider it unfair and
deprecate any such attempt"
Alderman Conkling next turned his
attention to the chief, asking "Chief,
did DR.. Glazebrook ever notify you OF
any special arrangements when he
was away 2"
Yes" the chief replied.
Last year ?"
" No, the year before.
Alderman Conkling called for vote
on his motion to table the report and
it was defeated.
Alderman Twining then moved the
report be accepted and filed.
Alderman Revere again stated that
though he did not like the wording OF
the committees report he thought
DIR. Glazebrook explanation to be
satisfactory.
Alderman Sturgis also asserted that
though he had signed the report he de-
precattd the personalities in it. The
motion to receive and file was finally
passed.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
what the High school Docs.

The following colleges have granted
certificate privileges to graduates of
the Morristown High School: Welles-
ley, Smith, Mt. Holyoke, Amherst,
Vassar. Cornell and the University of
Pennsylvania accept on record, which
has many advantages over certifca-
tion.
The following do not accept certiti-
Gates from any high school, but re.
quire examination of all students en-
tering the freshman class; Harvard,
Yale, Columbia, Princeton, Stevens
Institute.
The above is true of all high schools
in New Jersey that have been approved
by the state board Of education, pro-
vided that the several subjects certi-
fed and the students record covers
the ground required by the college or
university, j
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

The fourth annual picnic. under the
auspices of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist
church, will be held in Burnham's g
woods, Saturday afternoon, June 18th.
Refreshments will be for sale, and the
usual attractions, boats, swings, see
saws, and ponies win be provided for
the children.
"a stage win leave the depot at two
o'clock and one at three, stopping for
passengers at the church. 1t will leave
the grounds at 4:S0. Fare ten cents.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

In round for the cup presented by
President r. II. Thomas, played at the
Morris County Golf club Saturday af-
ternoon, Archibald Forbes was the
winner and was awarded the points
towards the cup. The scores were
Archibald Forbes, even; d. Hunter
McAlpin, End, one down; Joseph G..
Willis, one down; George J. Little,
four down; Wynant d. vanderpool,
four down; H. Ward Ford, five down !;
Lloyd Saltus, six down; Leland B.
Garretson, seven down; J. Gordon
Douglas, seven down; John T. Giles
pie. seven down; Ridley Watts, eight
down.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
Come Out and see the Auto.

Friday afternoon Independent Hose
company will receive its new automo-
bile chemical engine and at four
O'Clock the apparatus will be given a
public demonstration conducted by
the board of engineers Of the depart
ment. A shack will be built on the
park and fired and the auto chemical,
stationed at Sneeden's crossing, will
be summoned by telephone. Watch
men will be stationed at intersecting
streets to prevent any accident to
vehicles or pedestrians.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
parksides are Hittlng the Ball.

The Parkside base ball clubs players
are clouting the ball some as will be
shown by the following batting aver
ages. Jacobus leads the regulars with
an average of 1888 by making six hits
in five games. He has done no base
pilfering though West has three stolen
bases and has .272 to his credit, max
ing six hits in six games. Willie .
Lyons leads in the run-getting making
the circuit six times in six games