The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-05
THE sUMMER sozszrcE
Local Echoes from the Mountain and
the Seaside

Local Echoes from the Mountain and
the Seaside.
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Mr.. J. R. Vansyckle is travelling through
Canada.
Mr.. Samuel Bennett will summer at Bor-
dentown.
!, Miss Sarah Meyers, of Greenville is in
the Catskills.
Mr.. A. Thomas is guest at the United
States Hotel, Saratoga
Miss Edla Benson Kase is spending her
vacation at Burlington, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Wood are guests at Con-
gress Hall, Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. Z. @. Butts will be at the Octaoon
mouse, Seabrieht, for the rest of the sea
Col. Z. P. @. Lewiss family. of Hohoken
have gone to Seabright to spend the sum
mer.
James Jolly, an cid newspaper man of
N. Y. - -'SAe'''-'
Mr.. J. Linn is seeking little recreation
a. the UNITED States hotel, Saratoga
Miss Crisaie G. Dumont, of Maple street.
Is In Boston with her friend, Miss Annie II.
Mr.. W. W. Oberly and family, are So
lourning at Saratoga Springs, as guests at
Congress Hall.
MIR. M. Shannon and Miss T. A. shannon
registered at "The American" Saratoga
Springs, last week.
President Bonn of the North Hudson
County Railway Company sailed for Ger
many week ago.
Mr.. d. M. Dunning, of Fourth street, is
having holiday from household cares in
Westchester County, N. Y.
Mr.. Romano, of Fairview. has taken a
cottage for the season at Ocean Grove, and
Will move into it tomorrow.
Harry Shrope, George Muller and P.
Vanderbeek of the Heights. 90 into camp
at Lake Hopatcong tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. Houghton, pastor of Trinity
lauren, HoDoken, and family are spending
the summer at Stamford, Conn.
The Messrs. Meyer of Bergen avenue.
and their friend, Mr.. McMahon, who went
to Europe two months ago, returned on
Friday.
Miss Bonney of Duncan avenue, who
went to the Catskills week or two ago for
a soJourn, was driven home last week by a
snow storm.
The Misses Johnston, of Arlington. and
Miss Louise Wheelan, of 468 Grove street.
are sNmmering at the Pier House, Rocka-
way Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. Grafton, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Shrockmorton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo L. Smith, of the Heights, will summer
at Newfoundland, this State.
A silver medal, won at the Alpha Rink on
May 23d, with the name of F. Il. Leonard
inscribed on it, was found by Fred Grand
OF 6O4 Newark avenue, a day or two ago,
where the owner may recover it.
Mr.. James G. K. Duer, who resides in
New York city during the winter, has gone
to his elegant summer residence at Wee
hawken, with his family, and is regular
attendant at Trinity Church, Hoboken.
MIR. Patrick Anglesey, of Grand street, is
making an extended Western trip, accom-
panied by his son Joseph, who was lately
graduated from Gaskell's business College.
After their return to this city they will sail
for Europe.
Dan Beatty, Assistant Superintendent o.
the Bergen Hose Car Company, sailed fol
Europe yesterday morning, where he viii
rejoin his family. Dan was given an ele-
CANT send-of by the employees of the road
among whom he is very popular.
A party, composed of City Collector Love
the Messrs. Farrer, Justice Wanser, MARI
Curley, Michael Mullone, John Hays
George Sanderson, Bob Hudson, Sam
Bla&ey, and VIM. Green, are preparing fol
weeks fishing excursing at Barnegat Bay.
They will be the guests of Captain Baker