The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-04
PERSONAL.

Principal sweeny stays in town this vacation.
Miss Mary Marshall, of Claremont is in Scot
land
7. P. Sherwood and wife contemplate trip to
California.
Joseph D. Nevin, of 1919 Third street. is rusticat-
ing at Darien, Conn.
Rev. Wheelock H. Parmly will spend the month
Of August at Saratoga.
Miss Olivia Carrick Of Wayne street, sails this
week for toer abroad
j. W. Smith, formerly Of 100 Storm avenue has
become resident of Reselle.
Mr.. James Branagan, wife and daughter have
gone to Oswego for two weeks.
Ex-senator Rabe and family started for trip to
Hamburg. Germany, last week.
Judge and Mrs. A. I. McGiu will visit the Nor
mon country during the Summer.
Mr.. Record, Of the Board Of Education has
opened law Office in Jersey City.
Ex-Assemblyman steljes, OF Hoboken, will spend
few weeks in the Pine Tree State.
Ex-Freeholder W. B. Shrope returned homo yes
terday somewhat improved in health.
Colonel John B. McAnerney has hied him to Red
Bank with his family for the Summer.
School Trustee Henry j. Rottmaa and wife, of
Union HILL sailed for Europe last week.
The pastor Of the olarsmont Presbyterian
Church, Rev. George Ford, is in Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward, Of Ysrk street. are
of en- . two weeks trip 10 Denver, Colorado.
The Cole family, of 23S Eighth street are at their
Summer home at arrytown-on-the- Hudson.
Rudolph schoeafe4d. Of the Atlantic Boat Club,
Hobeksn, leaves for st. Louis next Saturday.
Anadee spadone. with his wife and daughter,
ars among the Americans in Earope this Summer.
ssnt his family to Connecticut to spend the Sum
mer.
Judge Brinkerhofrs wife left town for Mount
Vert, w., where she win spend the Summer, yes
terday.
Police Commissioner Tildea is up in the Lake
Superior regions, and has greatly improved in
health.
Louis Schneider and family Of Hudson street.
Hoboken. will Sammer at Plainheld, n. j., this
season.
Ex-Governor Joseph D. Bedle wiu be guest for
q month at the new American House, Rchneld
Springs.
Mr.. Frederick Weber Of Manhattan avenHe, Will
return from hunting trip in Pennsylvania TO-
morrow.
Mr.. J. Edward FallOn has returned from sau-
gsrties, N z, whore he has been spending hiz
vacation.
Rev. A. McKslvey, of the Second Presbyterian
Church, will pass his vacation al Boonton and
Saratoga.
President Walker, Of the Board of Education.
Summers in Westfeld, n. j., and comes in to tewn
every day.
Mrs. Emma Landrins. of The High School, leaves
the LIST of September to take better position in
New York.
william Ourrie of Greenville. who sailed aweek
age for Scotland, will not return home till about
October LIST.
Principal Cusack of School No. 81, left last Fri
day for Ireland his native land. to stump for
Home Rule.
Colonel Charles W. Fuller and family and Re-
gister Fielder and family will start for California
on July 17th.
Mr.. and Mrs.. VIM. Ralph and family. of Hutton
street leave Tuesday for their pretty cottage at
Mount Tabor.
Mrs. Myron Furst pending her husbands abb
sence abroad, will make Liberty, Sullivan County,
N. Y, her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ode Brackvogel Of Hoboksn, left
last week for their Summer seat At Murray Hill,
near Summit, N. J.
Chief of Police Murphy contemplates building
fine residence on Fourth street, adjoining the new
North Baptist Church.
Public School Superintendent Edison will attend
the teachers gathering at Bar Harbor, July 8, and
8. Prof. Poland goes with him.
The family of Business Manager Joseph A. Dear
of the E0e7aiao Journal left Friday to take posses
sion Of their cottage at Ocean Grove.
John F. Phillips has followed the long line OF
European visitors and has taken his family for .
TIVE months journey on the other side.
Charles E. Spalding, youngest son Of Rev. DR..
6palding OF Grace Church, has entered the fresh
man class at Hobart College. Geneva. n. Y.
Rev. ]. Atkinson win deliver Fourth OF July
he will 60 to Pennington for few days rest.
Miss Sadie Sheehan, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Annie Sullivan, from Fall River, leave TO-
night for Washington for two months vaeatfon.
Mr.. John II. Peacock and wife, of Worcester,
Mass, are spending a few days with Mrs. Pea
cocks sister, Mrs. Isaac NJ Clark, Of Mercer street.
Shesiff Heintze is building handsome dwelling
house. adjoining that which he already owns, on
Pavonia avenue directly opposite the Court House
grounds.
Frank Day and Frank Richardson. better known
as the Two FHanks," will shoot whatever comes
in their way in the Alleghenies during the next
two weeks.
Dr. Wilkinson will return home from his Eu-
ropeAn trip next Sunday. He returns sooner than
he expected, having been compelled to do so by
Of the urgent demands Of his large practice.
Mr.. Charles Sargent Of the Heights, and who is
connected with the stock brokerage firm Of Tohey
L Chiffon, is compelled TO move around on
crutches by reason OF having fractured an anklea
few days ago.
Charles Am Ende, the Hoboken chemist, has
purchSsed She building formerly used as = silk
factory by Charles LAubsch, on Union Hill. and
intends to manufacture his patent medicated cot
ton AID Hnglish bandage linen therein. a1ei
Rev. Il. W. spalding of Grace Church. will stAs Z
on TIE 18th of this month for trip through Indi-
ana. Illinois and Wisconsin. He win remain away
until the list of September. During his absence
the church will be opened every morning for