The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-07-12
PERSONAL ITEMS.


to Hopatcong for few days.
Frank Bowers, OF Newark, is spend
ing few days In MorristOWn.
Letter Carrier william Beach is EN-
joying his vacation at Mt. Freedom.
Miss Marguerite Conway is enjoying
her vacation at Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Adeline Holloway, of Chestnut
street, is enjoying amonth's vacation.
Hugh Nesbitt has secured a position
at the state hospital at Morris Plains.
Miss High, of East Orange, is the
guest OF Miss Dalrymple, of Hill
street.
Miss Lillian B. Sherman, Of Phoenix
avenue, is spending several days at
Belmar.
Fred Vance, of Ridgedale avenue, is
visiting his cousins Frank Cummings,
at Newton.
Miss Laura Bockoven, of Washing
ton street is visiting friends at Lake
Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob III. Wulfers have
gone to Detroit to attend the Elks'
convention. @
Carl r. Stirn and family, of Ann
street, are spending a few weeks at
Ocean Grove.
John O'Neil, of New York city, has
been visiting relatives In Morristown
for few days.
Mrs. Frederick A. Trowbridge and
children have gone to the Catskills
for the month.
Mrs. William Thompson, of the
Menzie house, has gone to a sanitol:
ium at Summit.
Miss Muriel Collins, of Plainfeld, is
visiting Miss Louise Babbitt, of Mt
Kemble avenue.
Joseph Dusseau, of Providence. E
l., is the guest of Chief of Police j
Frank Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VanDyke, Of
Soaring avenue. are rejoicing over the
birth of a baby boy
w. Franklin Hartenstine has re-
turned from visit in Philadelphia
and Pottstown, Pa.
William w. Dean, OF Western ave
nue., has been spending several days
In Tioga county, N. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Potts, of West
ern avenue, are occupying a cottage at
Belmar for the summer.
Mrs. Harry P. VanGflder and child
rem, of Elm street, have gone to Cape
May for July and August.
Miss Lawlor, OF Mfddletown, N. Y !.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. Garland, of Pine street.
David Weinberg and Miss Tilllt
Levy, of Newark, are guests of friends
in ,Morristown for few days.
Robert Clarke has been appointed
special delivery messenger at the Nor
ristown post Office for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGirr, o.
Newark, are the guests this week o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob III. Wulfers, o.
Pine street. IN IA
Miss Leila Stiles AID Theodore Gus
ter. of Newark, we're guests over the
weekend of the family of William
AL6dCS Va i0AAAJOh 6OAOOOs
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias zimmerman are
occupying Mrs. j. Willard PierSOn's
bungalow at Cedar lake.
Miss Edna M. Taylor, of Early
street, has taken Camp Wideview al
Cedar Lake for three weeks.
William H. Emerson, of Newark
has taken Camp Wideyiew at Ceda
lake for the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Roberts, o
DeHart street, have taken-a cottag,
at Thousand Island for the summer.
Frank A. Pierson entertained TIN
members of the Philomathean societ,
at his home on King street Wednes
day evening.
Miss Mollie Weinberg has returned
to her home in Newark after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Stiner, of thi
town.
Mrs. Ralph B. Urmy and family
have gone to Westhampuon Beach, l.
l where they will remain until Sep
Jember.
Mrs. j. H. Bourne, Of Michigan, has
been the guest for few days of bel
sister, Mrs. George E. Dickinson, o.
Early street.
Sergeant John j Morrison, of the
Morristown police, has gone to Allan
tic City, where he is enjoying his ter
days vacation.
Miss Frances Myers, of Western
avenue, has gone to Cleveland, o..
where she will spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs Carl CartmeIl.
Mrs. Sara Balderston, Miss Heller
Balderston and Miss Helen Carey are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II.
Tomlinson, OF Western avenue.
Former Mayor Edward A. Quayle
and former Alderman Nicholas Arrow
smith spent the weekend at Kennil
worth annex, LAKE Hopatcong.
Mrs. Theodore Wiehe, OF New York
with her young daughter. is spending
the summer with her mother, Mrs
Luther M. Baird, Of Speedwell avenue
Mrs. Even Mcintyre, of New York
Rev. William w. Barker, and Mrs,
Barker, Of DeHart street, for seyera.
days.
Mrs. Frank e. Douglas has gone tt
Illinois, in which state her daughter
Miss Emma Douglas, has been for hel
health. Mrs. Douglas will bring Miss
Douglas back to MorriStown.
The Rev. William W. Barker and
Mrs. Barker are entertaining Tor