One of the rising businessmen of the younger generation in the flourishing community of Mount Arlington, Morris county, New Jersey, is Charles N. CHAPLIN, a member of the firm of R. J. CHAPLIN & Sons, which does a large garage and livery business throughout the neighborhood. He is of English descent but himself a native of New Jersey, where he was born and has passed his whole life up to the present time, and where his associations and interests all lie. He was born April 10, 1875, the oldest of the seven children born to Richard John and Annie F. (JOHNSON) CHAPLIN.

Charles N. CHAPLIN was educated in the public schools of his native State, and having completed his course of study there, entered his father�s livery house, which upon the entrance of his brothers assumed the name of R. J. CHAPLIN & Sons, under which it does a thriving business. Besides his activity in the business of the firm, Mr. CHAPLIN is prominent in fraternal circles and is a member of the Musconetcong Lodge, No. 151, F. and A. M., at Stanhope, and of Dover Lodge, No. 782, B. P. O. E. In politics he is a Republican and a member of the board of education.

Mr. CHAPLIN was married to Mary WERNER, daughter of John WERNER, of Mount Arlington, and they have two children, Richard John and Charles N. Jr.

Transcribed by John Cresseveur

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