The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14
BA1oNNE BABBLES.
Bits OF Personal and other News from
Our NeIghborIng City.

visiting friends in Port Jervis, N. Y,
Mr.. George Nicholson has removed to
Philadelphia from Bayonne proper.
A tour through the Southern States is
being made by Mr.. Henry, of Centreville.
Miss Lulu Taber. of Centrevile, is en-
tanning Miss Fannie Sharp, of Dover, this
State.
Majo David W. Oliver has been travel
ing in Ohio where he owns considerable
real estate.
The tax bill will be ready for distribu-
ton by City Collector John B. Mcneil on
Tuesday morning.
At a recent meeting of Bayonne Engine
Company, No. /. George Cure resigned and
Philip Breen WIS expelled.
Mr.. George Pembroke, of Bayonne pro-
per, has retained from his hunting expo
dltion in the swemrs of Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. CROSBY, of Ber-
gen Point, have returned home from a
visit to friends in Baton Rouge, La.
During the next three months MT.
Henry Thornton, of Bayonne proper, will
enjoy hunting expedition in Florida
School Trustee George W. Cunningham,
of Bergen Point, has returned from his
trip to the pine woods of North Carolina.
Relatives in Quakertown, Hunterdon
County, are entertaining Mrs. Anthony T.
Bray, of Bergen Point, and her children.
Councilman Robert T. Fawcett, of the
Fifth Ward, is hunting and fishing in the
vicinity of Pompton Plains, Morris county.
The introduction of the street railroad
through Avenue G has created quite
boom for building along that thoroughfare.
After an absence of several months in
the Western States Mr.. Henry Broadman
has returned to his home in Bayonne pro-
per.
Tomorrow evening q session will be
held by the members of Rev. James F.
Riggs class who are studying "The Life
of Christ.
The Board of Education will meet in re-
gular session Monday evening, and the
Board of Councilmen will convene Tues
Gay evening
The visit of Miss Madeline Walters. of
Centreville, to Misses Susie and Alice Mat
thews, of Pittsburg, P, terminated last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Fitzsimmons,
of Centreville, have returned home from a
pleasant visiting spent with friends in
Providence, r. l.
In Columbia Hall, Centreville, ball
will be held Wednesday evening by the
members of Division Nc. IL, Ancient
Order CT Hibernians.
Mrs. Benjamin Stevens, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, formerly of Providence, R. T., is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Captain Good
wick, of Avenue R, Bergen Point.
With his family, Mr.. George Furnam, of
Brooklyn, will take up residence on
Avenue A, Bayonne proper, near the pro-
perty of the Newark Bay Boat GLIB.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barlow, of Will
mington, VT, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George 9. s. Bogert. of Avenue D,
Bergen Point, during the past week.
Mrs. E. E. Burnham, of Lowell, Mass,
who for the past fortnight were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen r. Dudley of
Bergen Point, left for her home on Thurs
day.
The engagement of Miss Lizzie Price,
daughter of Mr. William Brice, of Bergen
Point. to Mr.. Edward Moore, also of BeI-
gen Point, is announced.
Miss Clara Ansart, of Sixteenth street,
Bergen Point, and her friend Miss Emily
Stookery, are the guests of Mrs. J. @.
Conklin, of Jersey City Heights.
Mr.. John E. Somerset, a former resident
of this city, has returned to resume bust
ness at Bergen Point after an absence of
several years in West Virginia.
The pupils of Public School No. 8 will
reasonable to morrow morning in the
school building on Forty-frst street,
Psmrapo.
Accompanied by his sister, Mr.. Charles
T. O. Mackie, of First street, Bergen Point,
sailed Wednesday for the West Indies for
the purpose of recuperating his!health.
A public examination for the teachers
will be held next Saturday afternoon in
Public School No. at Bergen Point. the
session commencing at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Elton, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, have leased the house on Avenue U,
Bergen Point, formerly owned and occu-
pied by the late Mrs. Benton.
Mr.. Frank Gardner, of New York CITY,
son of Editor Edward Gardner, of the
Bayonne Times, visited his parents at their
residence on Third street, Bergen Point,
last week.
Right Rev. Bishop Thomas A. Starkey, of
the Diocese of Northern New Jersey, adj
ministered the rite of confirmation We'd
nesday evening in st. Johns P. E. church,
of Bayonne proper.
Miss Annie Hilboro, of Havre de Grace,
Nd, returned to her home on Thursday
accompanied by Miss Grace Harkins, of
Centreville, whose guest she was during
the past fortnight.
Messrs George stanton and Samuel S.
Folsom have been elected members of
Hope Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2,
of Bayonne proper, and Mr.. Z. Entwistle
has resigned his membership.
The Board of Councilmen has granted
the petition to open Nineteenth street,
Bergen Point, between Avenue D, and
Avenue c..
The handsome Queen Anne Cottage that
is being erected on Avenue G, near Sea-
view Avenue, Pamnpo, for Mrs. Richard
Mead, is nearing completion.