The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-21
BA1oxNE Babies.
Bits Of Personal and other News from
Our Neighboring city.

been visiting friends in Newark.
Friends IN Mott Haven, N. Y, are enter
tanning Miss Nellie Blakeley, OF Bergen
Point.
Miss Julia Troxel, Of Parlrapo, is enter
tanning Miss Whitaker, of Flushing, Long
Island.
Mr.. Franz Weber, of Bergen Point, sail
ed last Saturday fol his former home in
Germany.
Miss Julia Oakley, of Pamrapo, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Gertrude Oakley, of
Scranton, Pa.
Miss Clara Mills, of Bergen Point, has
terminated her visit of month duration
TO friends in Brooklyn
The sojourn of Mr.. Andrew B. Hender-
son, of Pamrapo, with friends in Norfolk,
Va, has terminated.
Relatives in Belvidere, Warren county,
are extending courtesies to Miss Fannie
Daniels, of Centreville.
The gas mains are to be extended
through Meigs street, Bergen Point, from
Avenue D to Avenue G.
Mr.. George p. Richards, of Constable
Hook, is home again from his business tour
through the Southern States.
Misses Clara Ansart and Emily Stockey
have returned from their visit to Mrs. j. 9.
Condlin, OF Jersey City Heights.
Miss Hattie Langslow. of Rochester. N.
Y, is sojourning with Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
!. Klein, of Bayonne proper.
The Standard Oil Uompany's barrel
mandatory is being operated night and
day at present.
Miss Phoebe Saunders, of Columhds,
Ohio, is located with Mr.. ana Mrs. An
drews, Ct Bayonne proper.
Mr.. Emil Lubbers, Of Bergen Point, is
home again from his tour through Ger
many, Austria, and Switzerland.
Mr. Frank Phibrick, of Avenue E, Pam
rapo, left town Thursday for Ohio, where
he will locate apermanent residence.
Miss Fannie Il. Bailey, of Trenton, N.
j., has resigned her position as teacher
IN Public School No. i, of this city.
Miss Annie Gibson, Of Pomrapo, has re-
turned home from her sojourn with rela-
lvtes in Vineland, Cumberland county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard N. johnson, of
Springfield, Mass, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Chambers, of this
city.
Because of his i'll health, Mr.. Nicholas
Mcdonald, Postmaster at Bayonne proper,
contemplaues resigning and reno wing to
Michigan.
The family of Mr.. Ernest c. Webb, of
Thirty-seventh street, Bayonne proper,
are making preparations for tsip to
Europe.
For Thomas Reilly. two-story frame
dwelling house is being erected at a cost of
81, 40 on Nineteenth street, near Avenue
d, Bergen Point
or,,5 M. TooIo~L II YTT;I.ov, oe ~,
treville, are entertaining the latter's sisters,
Misses Louisa and Matte Reinhardt, of
Philadelphia, Pa.
The average attendance at The several
schools during October was as follows; No.
l, 22S; No. 2, 5S1; No. 3, 259; No. 4, 238;
No. 5, 220; city, 1885.
Cards have been issued for the approach
marriage of Miss Matte Reynolds. of Ber-
gen Point, to Mr.. Frederick E. Brandon,
of New York City.
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel F. Waddington,
of Southport, Conn, recently returned
home from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
s. Sutton, of Bergen Point.
The Board of Councilman has appro we'd
of the expulsion of William E. Van Bus
kirk from Hope Hook and Ladder Com
pany, of Bayonne proper.
Lodge, No. $40, Order OF Harrigsn, will lie
held in Nagengast's Hall, Centreville, on
Monday evening, Dec ember 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Cartwright,
4of Middletown, N. Y, recently returned
home after pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin S. Hutton, of Bergen Point
Mr.. Frederick Stephenson and his bride,
nee Miss Linda L. Harris, of Forty-second
street, Pamrapo, have taken up a residence
on De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn.
Miss Maggie Gallagher, Jf Twenty-ninth
street, Centreville, and Mr.. Thomas King,
Of Constable Hook, were recently married
by Rev. Father Gessner, of Elizabeth.
At a cost of Sl.133 James Hannah, of
Bergen Point, is building two-story frame
dwelling house on Avenue d, near Twenty
second street, Centrevilie, for Michael Dris-
coll.
A delegation from Bayonno Lodge, No.
206, I o. O.. r., in response to an invita-
ton, atteaded the fourth annual ball Of
Memorial lodge. Of Elizabeth, on Monday
evering
The property owners along the line of
Northyiew avenue, Pamrapo, have pro-
tested against tie rate Of assessments for
opening the aw anue from Avenue G to Az
enue D.
Messrs. Samuel Comfort and Frank
Simpson have been elected members CT
and Mr.. David Stllwell has resigned from
Bayonne Hook and Ladder Company Nc
], Of Pamrapo.
Accompanied by her cousin, Miss Geor-
gle Marble, of Long Island City, Miss Net
tie Beach. of Twenty-third street, Centre j
vile, is visiting kinsfolk in New Bruins
wick, this State.
The date of the pay day at the barrel
mandatory of the Standard Oil Com
pany's establishment has been changed
and the employers now receive their wages
every second Saturday.