The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-27
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

The united excursion of Grace and West Hobo
ken N. Z. Churches TO Glen Island has bison set
down for July 9Th.
In the stiffness Of the night when the shelters
surely bite, You'll remember me-" said the gauze
netting to the restless sleeper Have Wood 4
Menagh supply you with it.
fne literary and musical concert was held in
the West Side Avenue Nj. Z. Church last Monday
evening under the auspices OF the young lasies CT
the church, Prof. P. +. s. Monro amused the au-
dience with some fine literary selections; Mr. John
Holland did the violin sole act; Kiss Mabel fettit
rscissd, and Frank Dunlap rendered sole in ane
style. The concert came to a close with Reading
and What funny sketch, participated in by Mr..
W. E. Beach. Mr.. f. Dunlap, Mr.. Geo. Ferguson,
Miss Irene Petit, Messrs. William Cummings,
John Holland. Henry Warren George Levenarton,
George Links, and Misses Van Alst, Adele Shvers.
Lille Tastevan, Van Alst. Mabel Dunn, Mabel
Petit and Nellie Holland.
The cash system (Lampson Store Service Com
pany) has just been introduced into Bnrons store.
Baron has twelve and sometimes fourteen clerks
engaged ON Saturday evening. The system will
save q large amount of running.
The annual excursion OF the congregation and
Sunday schosl of the First Presbyterian Church of
Bergen held yesterday. The exeursionists
went to Atlantic Highlands, leaving Morris street
dock at $3.50 yesterday morning.
= If you desire to know the curative properties of
HArtnett's Grains of Health just call and enquire
at Hartnett's pharmacy, corner OF Warren and
Montgomery streets.
Grace p E. Church, Graenville, held its annual
strawberry festiyalin Belyidere Hall last Tuesday
evening
Call in the evening at 81 Montgomery street.
McCabes cigar store. and ask him to show you The
laughing monkey Get Christie cigar at the same
time.
The annual strawberry festival of the Linden
Avenue M. E. Church was held last Tuesday even
ing.
Darkness in all its beauty wakens for thee in
vain said the sleeper TO the skeeter. He had pur-
chased his skeeter netting from Wood l. Mensgh,
the great hardware store.
This Madison NJ. b. Church people, of Bayonne,
delved in strawberries and cream at their annual
strawberry festival last Thursday night
Dsa't forget to purchase your meats eggs, fish
or butter from Symes's market. l04 Newark ave
The closing meeting Of the Literary Society of
the Summit Avenue United Presbyterian Church
took place in the lecture room of the church last
Tuesday evening Mr.. Joseph McConb Jr. read
an essay en "Education;" Mr.. Egbert Gibson sang
the warrior Bold" Leifreid read an essay on the
Elements of Success" Miss Agnes Gibson read
an essay or Japanese Art" Mr.. Robert Berry
'Pird in Hand" MIS- Harding recited the "Be-
witched Clock and Rev. Arney S. Biddle recited
an original poem entitled "The Storm" After the
exercises refreshments were served.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Symess market has wide reputation for the sol
idity Of its meats and general desire Of the propri
etor to please his customers. 104 Newark avenue
Rev. Nr Hubbard, the brilliant young rector of
lIlH1ty L. Il. CEurcn, on doDoken avenue Will
preach to-day on the labor question. His audience
will doubtless be a large ere.
How is this? Sold duriag the last three months
$40 dozen of eur 1Tc socks. Everybody buys
| them. Baron, Newark avenue.
The bell presented by The Young Mems Associa-
tlon-compesed of A. J. La Hommedieu, John C.
Enrieht, John r. Mcdonald L. V. Bunnell VIM.
G. Hanks, Jr. and Charles and C. Straag-to the
new Baptist Church on Jersey avenue, at a cost Of
$685. was put in position in the tower Last Thurs.
day afternoon. The bell was made by McShsne,
of Baltimore.
Call in the evening at 81 Montgomery street,
McCsbe's cigar store and ask hin to show yen the
laughing monkey. Get Il Christie cigar at the same
time.
Rev. John L. Scudder will preach at the Taber-
nacle Church, corner York and Henderson streets,
this morning, upon "Heartiness in Religion"
Evening topio "Fatherhsod in God and Man."
Everyone cordially invited. Seats free the moHent
the services commence.
Fer the greatest bargain of all get six Utisa
pariel muslin, three-piy lnen bosom shirts, rein
forced throughout, sold elsewhere for &c. Get
! them ut Barons for ss.6l. 6 Newark avenue.