The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-06
LAKE HOPATCONG RIPPLES.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Young recently
entertained John W.Young. of Mont
vile at Rock Ease Cottage in McGreg-
or Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Beam, Fred
Beam and William Carr were guests
at Camp Dew Drop Inn. Miss Beam
( is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Mes
Ter at camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert F. Sands and
son, Foster, are at their camp, One
onta, in McGregor Park. Mrs. e. L.
Foster was guest on Tuesday. They
enjoyed launch ride taking in all
the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HI.
Foster are expected over Labor day.
Rev. DR.. Coultas and Miss Coultas,
formerly OF Morristown now of Eliza
beth, have returned home after a.
pleasant vacation at Dykawanda Cot
tage in McGregor Park
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson are
entertaining Mrs. L. A. de Barry and
Miss 5. B.Rohnson at their camp.
Miss N. M. Brown was recent
guest at Camp Rose wood
Miss Zaidee A. Phelps spends the
week-ends at the Rocks in Castle Rock
Park.
Miss Margaret Donohne and Elmer
Reynolds, OF Madison, have been Wis
iting at Cedar Crest bungalow on Hal
sey Island.
Mrs. D. M. Merchant spent a few
days at Asbury Park.
At Camp Hungry on South Lake
Oscar Smith, of Springfield; Herman
viedt, Arthur Smith, Frank Abel,
Clarence Compton, DOC " FROST and
Frank Millen spent the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey Doty. formerly
of Morristown now of Madison, have
returned home after pleasant visit
at the lake.
The children spent a delightful af-
ternoon Thursday at ,Children's day.
They were the guests of the chairman
OF the entertainment committee, I'll. |
Carlton Baker, of Madison. J. L. |
Paulmier and Miss Catherine Davis,
OF Madison, presented the farce
Z" Humpty Dumpty" with grand sue
cess and were greatly appreciated.
Mrs. William HI. Barron gave a
bridge whist at the Yacht club house. |
The winners OF prizes were Mrs A. G. |
Chase, Mrs. T.. s. Pitcher, Mrs. Harry |
Sergeant, Mrs. William Downs, Mrs.
A. s. Nichols and Mrs. G.. G.. Green.
Owing to the distance from this re-
sort to the Morristown hospital, where |
heretofore all accidents occurred about |
here have been taken for treatment,
Mrs. Russell Il. Coe is making arrange
mentS for erecting an emergency hos
pital tent on her estate to care tenn
porarfiy at least for the accidents
which happen about here. Trained /
nurses from Philadelphia and New
York will be in attendance while the
doctors about the lake will volunteer
their services in time Of need. Mrs.
COe was an earnest worker during the
Spanish-American war in hospital
work and will be assisted by her (
daughter, Mrs. e. l.. Kellsy a graduate
nurse and one of the staff under Gen
eral Joseph Wheeler.
Miss Nellie Frace is among the
guests at the Silver Spring Park hotel
on South Lake.
At the republican caucus held at
the town hall Of the Mt. Arlington
borough political questions were dis
cussed. Resolutions favoring Judge
W. N. RunyOn for congress and Vivian
Lewis for governor we're passed. OF
the borough officials Richard j. Chap
lin was selected to succeed himself as
mayor of the borough and f. Reren
broick and FL. f. Lowrie to be contin-
ued as cOuncllmen for the next three
years. Judge @. e. Cook was selected
as candidate for chosen .freeholder.
r. j. Chaplin was selected as dele
gate to the state convention r.. l..
Schafer delegate to congressional con-
ventioB and r. j. Chaplin, member of
the county committee.
Mrs. L. M. Noe, Of Madison, is
Among the guests at the South Or
anEe club house. ar
A. beefSteak dinner was held recently
by the Morristown, colony at King
Road and was greatly enjoyed.