Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-18
MOrristown Notes

Miss Mary Dickson and Mrs,
! James Richie have arrived at Sara
nae Inn, on Upper saranac, Lake, in
the Adirondacks, for two months
stay.
Miss Mary A. Eager is visiting
Miss Townsend at Bernardsville.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlton L. Dobbins are
sojourning at Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. George e. Victor, jr.,
are at Saranac Inn, in the Adiron-
| dacks, for the balance of the sum-
.mer.
The Morris Township Board of Ed
ucation has engaged Miss Kathleen
| Shaffer as principal of the Collinsyille
| School. Miss Jane Bossert will sue
! coed Miss Herr, resigned, as principal
of the Morris Plains School.
The Morristown Board of Educa-
ton has given out the contract for
school stationery to j. r. Runyon,
other bidder was Bennell & Burnett,
at s1,24S.06.
Charles Estes. who made a reputa-
tion for himself, as a first baseman,
while playing last season with the
Morristown A. A., and who this sea-
son is with the Paterson Atlantic
League club, mas been sold to the
Chicago White Sox, TO report at the
close of the Atlantic League season.
The removal of the debris of the
burned library and lyceum building
has begun. 1t is hoped to salvage
many of the valuable books and
newspaper files that were in the
burned building.
DIR. Jennie A. Dean, of Memorial
Hospital, has been appointed medical
examiner of the Hanover township
schools.
The New York Telephone Com
pany's conduits are being extended
from Washington's Headquarters
along Morris and Washington ave-
nues.
The grade crossing elimina ton work
at Normandy parkway is progressing
to such an extent that it is expected
to have the trains running in the de-
preston within ten days. The Lack
awana has a large force of men
working with a steam shovel, a mar
row guage train, etc. The shovel has
almost completed its first cutting and
as it proceeds track layers are follow
ing 1t up with the standard guage
tracks. When the cutting is complet-
ed the two tracks now used by the
trains will be taken up and another
cutting made for the Morris railroads
trolley cars Foundations are being
put in for the concrete arch bridge.
The railroad company has about
completed it's work at Convent, the
new station and shelter house being
in use and the grounds gra ded The
old frame station is being taken down
and will be set UP at Morris Plains
for use as a storehouse on the Morris
Plains Lumber Company's property.
Mrs. Frederick w. Merrell and Miss
Merrell are visiting Mrs. Philip H.
Cooper at Little Bears Head, Mass.
Miss Bryce is the guest of Mrs. Jul
MUS Parker at Easthampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Raft Richardson
are at Greenwich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan K. Smith are
in Boston.
Miss Hopkins returned from South
ampton yesterday.
Mrs. Alexander Tiers and Miss Es-
Their Tiers sail for France on
August 10. They will be away for a
month.
Mrs. A. Jacobs de Kanstein has re-
turned from Bay Head.
Miss Marianne Foote is spending a
fortnight at Northeast Harbor, Me.
Robert A. Granniss, Miss Granniss
and Miss May Granniss are at Beach
Bluffs, Mass.
Baden S. Day has been sojourning
at Nara gansett Pier.
Mrs. Thomas w. Caulwe1 and Miss
Cauldwell leave for Denver, Colo, on
Tuesday.
Charles s. Dean is at North Hatley,
Canada.
Miss Evelyn Harrison is visiting
Mrs. II. Leroy Whitney at "Egbert
Hill"
Mrs William Watts and DR.. and
Mrs. Samuel Cochran are at Watch
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Torrance
are in the Maine woods.
Miss Helen Palmer returned yester-
day from Albany, where she has been
visiting Miss Rathbone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Olcott have
returned from Europe and have
opened their summer home at South
ampton.