The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-03-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Miss Ida Hodges has been Wishing
friends in Dover.
The seats in the park have been re-
painted dark green.
Il Harry Boniface has taken posi-
tion with 9, B. Smith, in Newark.
John r. Brinley has charge of the
building of public park in Rye, Ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. John v. Murphy are
rejoicing over the birth Of daughter.
Miss Rohlie, of Newark, was the
guest OF Miss Marie Cahill over Sun
! day.
Mrs. Phoebe Fountain has removed
from No. 70 Western avenue to East
Orange.
Miss Grace Vogt, OF Franklin street,
is entertaining Miss Esther Barr0Ws,
of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Dean have
gone on a trip to Atlantic City and
Washington.
George e. Beach has removed from
ELEPHANT park to the Headley house
on DeHart street.
Enterprise Encampment of Odd Eel
lows Initiated four candidates into the
order Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jennie G. Aymar has removed
from DeHart street to the Macllravy
building on Speedwell avenue.
Theodore B. Smith removes from
King street to the house corner Of
Sussex avenue and Mills street.
Miss Marietta l.. Reed, of Flanders
was a guest Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry T.. Prudden, of this town.
Webster Bockoven is now living In
the house formerly occupied by Mrs
Francis A. Lee on Western avenue.
DIR. James f. Cary has removed t.
East Orange and is connected with
the Veterinary hospital in that city.
The Morris County Traction Co
has removed its offices from the Sulli
van building to the Record building
Miss Mary Jameson has secured 9
position as stenographer in the offices
of John M. Mills and David f. Bark
man.
Mrs. Henry Stone and Miss MAJ
Stone have returned from Atlantic
City where they have been stopping
for week.
Miss Helen Peer, of this town, sans
several solos at the morning and even
ing services in the Denvi lie Methodist
! Episcopal church.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald, who for many
years was the houSekeeper OF TIT
Morristown Field club, has moved Il
1l5 Maple avenue.
Harry f. Hinchman, formerly ticket
agent at the Madison Lackawanni
railroad station, has been transferred
to Convent station.
Oscar Pruden has removed from thu
house corner of Grant and Clevelant
streets to the house recently erectec
by him on Hazett street.
The Dorcas society of the Methodist
church holds special meeting at the
home of Mrs. Clifford Mills on DeHarl
street to morrow afternoon.
Three candidates received one of the
initiatory degrees of the Odd Fellows
at the meeting of Roxiticus lodge,
o. o. f. Wednesday evening.
Charles Dudgeon is now occupying
the house on Washington street re
Gently vacated by DR.. r. ". ID. Totten
removing from Wetmore avenue.
The Morristown Free Kindergarten
will be closed next week for the uSua
spring vacation and will reopen or
Monday, April 9Th, in the rooms, Mer
chants block.
A big all-day shoot is being arranged
nv the Morris Gun club. Ut will be
held at the clubs East MorriStOwn
traps some time between the 10th and
18th of April.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Lena Stryker and Daniel B
Morrison, both residents of Morris
town. No date has been fixed as vel
for the wedding.
Mrs. Townsend, of the Market St
Mission. will speak on mission work ir
this city at the sewing meeting of Tx
young women's missionary society II
First Church chapel this afternoon. !,
Road repairs are being made by
Sewer Contractor Costa. The work il
being supervised by Inspectors Mon
tague S. Lines. Thomas Denman, Viii
liam H. White and Victor j. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce Kilmer, of Oily,
phant park are receiving the cOngrat
ulations of their friends over the ar
rival at their home this week of al
addition to their family. It's boy
Sidney Baldwin will move on April
lSt from High street to house or
Pine street. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney A
Baldwin will continue their occupancy
of the High street house.
The Presbytery of Morris and Orange
meets 10 the Arlington ave. church E.
Orange, April 18th. Commissioners tC
the General Assembly, in Denver, Col.
orado, are to be elected at this meet
ing.
John j -Muchmore, of Summit, has
purchased the house and lot No.
ELEPHANT park. 1t will be occupied
April lSt by Mr.. Mucnmore'S daugh,
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank D. Baldwin.
Raymond L. Ditmars, curator OF
biological gardens, Bronx Park, New
York, will talk on snakes at the meet
ing of the boys league, in the First
Church chapel this evening, illustrated
with live specimens.
The Children's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church was adj
dressed Sunday by the Society's Jap
anese Bible reader, Miss Jun KIDD, of
Yokohama, Japan. and Miss Alice e.
Wishart, OF Allahabad. India.