Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-11
Morristown Notes

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street, receives n bequest Of $1,000 by
The will of the late Andrew Shilland,
bf New York city, which has just
been admitted to probate. Miss Lyon
Is a cousin. The total estate amount
ed to 100000
Mrs. Willard Fairchild and young
son are visiting Mrs. Fairchild's sis
ter, Mrs. +. l.. Rogan, at Upper
Montclair.
Mrs. William Mills and daughters
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Huff, at Succasunna.
The state Board of Taxation has
announced that it win sit In the
court house at Morristown to hear
Morris county tax appeals on Friday,
MAY is.
Mrs. Willis X. Howell addressed a
meeting of women In Dover Friday
afternoon on Meat, Pieces and
Prices" under the auspices of the
Housewives League.
Mrs. George r. Jenlinson, Miss
Jenkinson and Mrs. Taylor will spend
the summer at East Gloucester. Mrs,
JenlSinson has rented her house on
Whippany road to Mrs, Maunsell
Crosby.
sRfchard A. McCurdy has returned
Yrtnssg Bermuda and is occupying his
house on South street.
Mrs. Alexander Fl. Tiers, who re-
turns from Tallahassee on April 70,
will go to Southampton for the sum
haer instead of to Europe as planned
Hugh Coles returned from Cam
bridge today.
George C. Palmer has returned to
Norristown. Miss Palmer will be q
passenger for Europe on the Olympic
on April Is.
Miss Edith 3. Walker has returned
home after a visit with Mrs. John *.
Mills at Hackettstown.
Miss Alice Fanshawe has been
spending the week in New York, the
guest of Mrs. Charles A. Kip.
All the county offices were closed
yesterday, Good Friday, the clerks
taking a, short vacation. The post
pffice was closed except for box
holders and those wishing to use the
lobby.
The Shelley Hygiene Ice Company
has started construction of a two
story frame garage building, 20 by
20 feet, on its property on Water
street. The company Is installing a
new wagon scales.
The Leonard Hygia Ice Company
has finished the construction of a
large addition to it's plant on Albeit
avenue and has installed large plat
form scales
Miss Helen Boell has returned TO
Morristown after n sojourn at Ches-
ter, Pa.
Robert NJ. Heekel plans to go to
Budd Lake In May for the summer,
and will occupy his bungalow there
Mrs. Roy Stone has returned to
Morristown after a stay OF several
days in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Marshall
who have returned to their home on
Farragut place after an absence OF
several days, plan to spend the
summer at their country place al
outset, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Otto c. Hansen, who
departed for the West some time ago
have decided to erect a house at
Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Dadmun
and Miss Lydia Dadmun will pass
the weekend at Southampton, l.. l.
Mrs w. p Letchford and Miss
Letchford have returned from At
lantic City.
Mrs. Philip H. Cooper has rented a
cottage at Little Bears Head, New
Hampshire, for the summer.
Douglas S. Bushnell has returned
from a trip through the South.
Carnot Meeker Ward, of Florham
Park, and formerly of Madison ave
nue., this town, was arrested yester-
day by William G. Vey, motor in
spector, and arraigned before Police
Justice e. Arthur Quayle for driving
his automobile at a speed of thirty
miles an hour through Washington
street. Police Justice Quayle i'm
posed a fine Of $50 and costs, which
was paid. A number of violators Of
the speed law have been picked ur
during the last few days and Police
Justice Quayle believes that by i'm
posing a heavy fine the speeding will
be diminished within the town lin
its.