The Morris County chronicle., 1910-05-31
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Johnson
are in St. Louis.
Mrs. Russell Hixon is visiting rela-
tives in Trenton:
Gray Higbie has secured a position
in New York city.
Mrs. Adelaide Fortier is spending
several days in MOrriStown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HI. Allen are
to move to Nebraska.
DR.. Anna L. Allaben has returned
from trip to Springfield, Mass.
Miss Emma Boniface has been elect
ed member OF the X-Ray club.
Miss Mary Jameson is visiting rela-
tives in Boonton for several days.
Mrs. Dora Foster AMI Miss Edith
Foster spent Sunday at Plainfeld.
William Becker. a former Morris
town business man, is Ill at Maple
wood.
Clarence Knight, of Hillside, is in
the Barker pavilion suffering with
scarlet fever.
Miss Catherine Bowen steams for
Ireland on Wednesday, where she will
spend the summer.
John Owens, jr., has returned to his
home here from Saranac lake much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson, OF
Newark, will come to MorristOwn this
week for the summer.
Robert Harvey, employed in local
grocery store, has been transferred to
a store in East Orange.
Ernest ]. Parsons, tenor. has re-
rigned from the choir of st. Peters
church owing to i'll health.
Former Assemblyman James A.
Lyon, of Pompton Plains. was a visi.
tor in Morristown last week.
The Philomathean society was en-.
tertained by Harold Price Wednesday
night at his home on Early street.
Miss Margaret Kenny, of Elm street
has been entertaining Miss Adelaide
Dillon, of Bloomfield, for few days.
Lloyd B. Tredway, of Chester. secre.
tary of the Morris County Poultry as.
sociation, was In Morristown Tuesday,
Mrs. Harry Smith, of Somerville, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D
Harvey Bockoven, of Washington
street.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e
Dennis, of Kenmuir avenue, rendered
them surprise party "wednesday
evening.
Miss Emma Cihlar. who has been Ii
Europe for the past two years, has
steamed from Genoa, Italy, to South
America.
Miss Marion Douglas, of Western
avenue, is a member of the graduating
class of the Ethical Culture school ir
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. illiamsH sH. Linder, O.
Park place, were called Ito Bloomfie
on Sunday by the death there Of Mr.
Linder's mothers f,sA
Mrs. Clark Mains, OF Morris street
entertained the members of Mrs. Par
ker's Sunday school class at her home
on Wednesday afternoon
Frederick Corielt, formerly employed
In the Trust Co. and now in the bank
ing business in Plain6eld, was visi
tor in Morristown Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u, Grant Pierson, o
Plainfeld, spent Sunday with Mr.
Persons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Pierson, OF Western avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bowman ant
children, of Newark, spent the week
end as the guests of Mrs. Bowman'
mother, Mrs. McVey. of Western ave
nue..
Eugene S. Bufke, jr., in college a
Rome, writes that he was mucl
pleased to receive call from BishoI
O'Connor and Father Carroll a weel
or so ago.
Former Mayor Alexander Bennel
and family will spend the summer a
Bailey Island, Me. He has rented hi
house on Prospect street to Charles B
Matthews, of New York, for the sea
son. w
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carrell an,
children are visiting Mr.. Carrell'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll
of Western avenue. Mr.. Carroll ant
his little son are convalescing from
attacks Of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Alexander MacC0l), Miss Ais;
Mac Coll and Meredith MacU Uoll steamt
for Europe on Saturday. They viii
spend the summer in England ant
Scotland. The Rev. Alexander Mac
Coll will join them in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Welsh, O
Olyphant place, have announced tn.
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Welsh, and Edwin J. Miller, O.
New York. The ceremony was per
formed in New York on Sunday anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are spending theil
honeymoon at Niagara Falls. They
will reside in New York where Mr.
Miller is in business.
Germany and Austria have together
100 cooking schools.
France still has IL 200 men encainp-
ed on Moroccan soil.