Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17
MOrristOwn Notes

Adolph Forester, of Hoboken, was
granted transfer of the license to
run the Denville Hotel, by Judge
Joshua r. Salmon, Monday morning.
Herbert Miller is the former proprie-
tor of the hotel
William H. Wyer is remodelling and
improving his Mansion House stables
and also the garage adjoining.
The burning of the Lyceum caused
the Friday Evening Club officers to
cast about for another place in which
to hold the club meetings, and in con-
sequence the announcement for the
March meeting has been delayed. The
officers have secured the use of the
parlors of the South Street Presby
terrain Church for Friday evening,
when the Russian cathedral choir of
st. Nicholas Cathedral, New York,
will be the attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Tomlinson, of
Western avenue, returned Monday
from Bermuda
John P. Rutledge, cashier of the
u. S. Express Co., had carbuncle
lanced Sunday.
e. A. Quayle is still ill at his home
on Hill street. His son, Police JUS
tice e. A. Quayle, jr., is looking after
his law practise and acting as coun-
sci for the Board of Health in the
place of his father.
A verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50
was given by the jury in the suit of
Peter Cursor against Samuel Cognac,
both of Boonton, Monday, in the Dis
trict Court, before Judge Oliver X.
Day. The suit was on loan of
S411.19 made in 1912. The counsel for
Cognac, Il. w. Romine. filed an offset
for $69.10, which was allowed.
The S. B. Carson Company is plac-
ing an up-to-date paneled back in its
Speedwell avenue show window. The
Improvement greatly enhances the
beauty of the window,
Police Justice A. ]. A. BenneIl COM
mitted George Price, q tramp, to the
county Jail for sixty days Saturday
Price was arrested on Speedwell ave-
nue. by Officer Joseph Vorholz for be-
ing disorderly.
James Casey, aged seventy years,
was overcome with gas at a boarding
house kept by Mrs. Samuel Silver
man, at 54 Speedwell avenue. where
he had a room. Sunday morning. He
was sent to All Souls Hospital, where
he is reported to be improving.
The body of Levi Alpaugh was re-
moved to his home in Chester yester-
day. Mr.. Alpaugh is the father of
Mrs. Winfield Tiger, of 81 Water
street, Funeral services will be held
from his late residence in Chester on
Thursday at 1870. Mr.. Alpaugh's
death occurred in All Souls Hospital
on Sunday.
The Philomathean Society will hold
It's fourth annual banquet tonight.
Frank A. Pierson, Tarold A. Price
and Charles Weeks are on the COM
mittee of arrangements.
County Detective Edward L. Bren-
nan and Sheriff Whitfield b. Gillen
returned yesterday afternoon from
Chicago with William Hoesley, of
Chatham, who was indicted at the
May term of court. Hoesley was in
dicted on O. charge of abandonment
and was located in Chicago by De-
tective Bremen. The prisoner waived
extradition.
Swift & Co. are installing a cold-air
machine In their storage warehouse
in this city and are making an addi-
| ton to the stock-room. Alderman
| Stephen J. Roberts, of Hill street. is
the local manager of the company.
John G. Bates, of this town, has
been madt a member of the board of
| directors of the American Kennel
| Club. He is also a member of the
clubs New York trial board.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Gordon Douglas,
who have been occupying apartments
at the RitZ-Carlton, New York. this
| winter. plan to come to Morristown
| for the spring and early summer, and
| will occupy their cottage at "Delbar-
ton." Mrs. Douglass fathers estate,
on Mendham road.
! Miss Amy Hinck has been visiting
Miss Susie Bodnar at Bernardsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney have
steamed for a six weeks tour OF
Italy.