The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-26
B4YoSNE B4BBLEs.
Bits of Personal and Other News from
Our Neighboring City.

Our Neighboring City.
The Viking Rowing Association will hold
no regatta this year.
Miss Amanda Thomas, of Bayonne, is
entertaining friends from Chicago.
The fall tern of Miss Edith Esty's kim
dergarten school reopsned on Monday last
The annual Fall regatta of the Bayonne
Rowing Association will be held during
October.
Mr.. Samuel L. Dodson, of Nahanoy City,
Pa, has terminated his visit to relatives in
Bayonne.
Mrs. George Brown, of Avenue T, Ber-
gen Point, is being entertained by kinsfolk
in Scranton, Ohio.
Miss Susie Corners, of Bergen Point, is
touring through Canada with her aunt,
Mrs. j. J. Mcdonald.
Patrolnan Edward Fl. Jonas, of the
Bayonne police force, enjoyed his vacation
during the past week.
Mrs. f. L. Chantrey, of Bayonne proper,
is located for . months sojourn with
friends in Plainfeld, N. J.
Enterprise Hose Company No. /, of Con-
stable Hook, will hold ball in Brady's
Hall, Thanksgiving Day Eve.
Mrs. Olive Furniss. of Sixteenth street,
Bergen Point, Is the guest of friends who
reside in Franklin, Essex county.
Messrs. Anthony P. and Abraham Salter,
of Pamrapo, returned home yesterday from
successful fishing trip to Forked River.
Mrs. j. ii. Saunders, of Avenue D, Gen.
treville, is rusticating at Tarrytown, N. Y,
with her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Randolph.
Mrs Frederick Boorman, of Avenue d
and Dodge street, Bergen Point, is enjoy
ing an outing with friends in Vineland, this
State.
Justice of the Peace Sidney L. Carrsgan
dispensed law and justice in the Bayonne
police court during Recorder Besher's va
cation.
w. Tn. Ivenbsck has been elected fore
man of Bayonns Engine Co., No. l, of Der
gen Point, vice Charles K. Hitchcock, re-
signed.
School Trustee William F. Hobbies bull
tarrier received the first prize in its class
at the recent dog show OF the New Jersey
Kennel Club.
Miss Laura McTigue, of Brooklyn, NY,
and Matte L. Keegan, of Poughkeersle,
N. Y are visiting Miss Annie g. Bsnnor
of Bergen Point.
Accompanied by his wife, Recorder John
RI. Besher duling the past week enjoyed an
outing of three days duration in Rockland
County, New York.
Republican primaries for the election of
delegates to the Gubernatorial and COUNTY
Conventions will be held in the several
wards Thursday evening.
The cake walk and hop given in Colum-
bia Park Monday evening by the coiored
residents was well attended, especially BY
those who scaled the fences.
The tracks of the Jersey City and Bergen
Railroad Company's extention through this
city have been laid all along the route with
the exception of about three blocks.
For the benefit of their health Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira L. Beebe, and the Misses Beebe,
of Avenue s, Bergen Point, will spend sew
eral weeks at the Delaware Water Gap.
Mr.. August Ref is about to have hand
some residence erected on the property on
the corner of Avenue B and Fifty-fourth
street, Pamrapo, recently purchased by
him.
The nine OF the Bergen Point Junior
Athletic Club and the team of the Staten
Island Athletic Club will play return
game on the Avenue S grounds Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Lou Windecker, daughter of Fire
Commissioner Windecker, of Jersey City,
is sojourning with her cousin, Miss Eta
Bowman. of Avenue d and Dodge street,
Bergen Point.
In game for the amateur championship
of HUDSON County. played at Hoboken
Thursday afternoon, the team of the Ber-
gen Point Athletic Club defeated the Jer
sey Blues by score of to 2.
The handsome residence and extensive
grounds on the corner of Avenue and
First street, Bergen Point, formerly owned
by Mr. L. A. Spring, have been purchased
by Mr.. Samuel Wilson, Of New York City.
The nine of the Bergen Point Junior
Athletic Club visited Staten Island We'd
nesday afternoon, and showed scratch
nine OF the Staten Island Athletic Club
how to play ball in game won by the
Juniors by score of IL to 9.
A three story frame building for stores
and apartments is to be erected on the
northerly side of Twenty sixth street, Gen.
treville, bstwssn Avenues d and E, for Mr..
A. E. Harris. The structure will be as
ISL feet, and will cost SIS, 600.
The large residence and extensive
grounds, with waterfront on Newark bay,
at the foot of Twenty-sevsnth street, Gen.
treville, formerly owned by the late Cap
tain Bieling, have been purchased by Con-
rad Muller, Esq, of Bergen Point.
Another contest between the Jersey
Blues, of Hoboken, and the team of the
Bergen Point Athletic Club, for the cham
pioDship of Hudson County, is scheduled
to be played Wednesday afternoon on the
Avenue grounds at Bergen Point.
The nine of the Roseville Athletic Club,
of Essex County, met the team of the Ber-
gen Point Athletic Club for the first time
this season on the Avenue grounds Wed
nesday afternoon, and the local team won
the game in their first heat. The score
was to g.
The hebrew residents of Bayonne have
orpanizad . svnasooua ruder tb<, name of
ssBas Abraham literally, ''The House Of
Abraham, and have selected the following
officers: President, S. Schoenfeldt; Vice
president, :. Newman; First Trustee, Louis
Lazarus; Second Trustee, A. Levi; Third
Trustee, Herman Lazarus; Fourth Trustee,
Jacob Cohen; Treasurer, Abraham Cohen
Secretary, Herman Klien.
number of the German-AmericaR resi-
dents of CerfreYilla have ORGANIZED the