The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-07-19
LAKE HOPATCONG RIPPLES.

| Heretofore the United States Vol
unteer Life Saving corps of this place
| and all over the State of New Jersey
has been under the Jurisdiction of the
State OF New York. This last legis-
lature, however, provided for an indie
| pendent manipulation of the affairs of
the corps in the State of New Jersey
liz elected as members of the board of
governors, John McLittell, of this
place Charles Fl. Ingersoll, of Tren-.
ton and X. I'll. Luebbers, of Newark.
Mr.. LIttell and Commodore George E.
Morris, who has his summer home
at this resort, are seeing to the furn-
lshlng OF proper stations about the
lake and equipment of the docks and
piers. Under their supervision the
service here will be kept under strict
discipline. There has not been an
overturned boat or any accident of any
kind for the past two years at this re-
sort but that one or more of the corps
nave been on the spot and did their
duty and sometimes at a great risk to
them.
DR.. e. S. Helm, of Newark, is a guest
of Addison Vescihous, of Morristown.
on the West Shore.
Miss Laura Bockoven, Miss Elsie
Wells, Miss Alice Sturgis have re-
turned home after a two weeks visit
with Miss Gladys Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wrenn and Harry
Archer spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. FL. A. VanGilder at their cottage
on the East Shore.
Raymond B. Troxell is located on
South Lake in Camp Hungry. George
L. Clarke and Clarence Compton were
recent visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brenneman and
Miss Edna Brenneman, Of East Or
ange, have returned home after a ten
DAYS visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. f. w.
Jaqui.
After being sheltered at Camp One
onta for time, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
+. Sands, Foster Sands, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Il. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. e. l..
Foster, Miss Edythe HipSon and Harry
Il. Tiger have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus w. Bell and
FAMILY are enjoying the lake breezes
on Halsey Island.
Idle Wild cottage recently enter
tanned Mrs. Fl. q. Benbrook and her
two sons, Miss Ruth beats and Rus
sell LaRue for a few days.
Former Mayor Edward A.. Quayle
and Nicholas Arrowsmith were recent |
guests at Kennilwor6h Annex in River
Styx. Harold Quayle and Arthur I
Quayle are there alone at present.
They have installed new two-cylin- |
der i've horse power motor in their I
launch Argo. They accomplished all |
The work alone
Thomas B. Lone and NJ. Carberry are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Nc. !
Sands at Shady Nook camp in Castle
Rock park
Mr. and Mrs. e. M. Garrabrant,
formerly Of Morristown, now of New
York city, are at Whynot camp in
Castle Rock park again this year.
They recently entertained Mr.. and |
Mrs. Oscar B. Pruden. Harold Pruden, t
Kenneth e. Garrabrant an d Miss T
Ethel Z. Garrabrant, of Morristown.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e.
Stultz at the Ardsley cottage on Hal
sey Island are, Mrs. f. NJ Cotton,
Miss Mildred Cotton, Miss Carolyn
Cotton, of CRANKY, Conn; Miss
Blanche Pavie, e. Harold Pavie, of /
Morristown, and Miss M. e. Nassau,
9f Germantown, Pa; Miss Roselind
Williamson, of Raleigh, N. c.; Miss
Julia AL Dewitt, Newark, and Charles
Jorwin, of Morristown.
Professor and Mrs. Edward NJ.
Young recently entertained at Rock
ease cottage in McGregor park John
w. Young, of Morristown.
Lee Hardee, of Ridgedale, is expect
ID at Camp Yes, on Nolan's Point,
)ver the week end.