The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-10
BAYONNH BABBLEs.
Bits of Personal and other News fron
Our Neiahboring City.

grounds at Bergen Point has terminated.
Mrs. E. G. Manzano, of Berger Point, is
home again from her sojourn at AsburJ
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen R. Dudley Of
Bergen Point, ara entertainin Mrs. Z. L.
Burn ham of Lowell, Mass.
The assessments on the Twehty Sixth
Street improvement have been conf rmed
by the Board of Councilmen.
a convert was received by baptism into
the congregation of the First Bapt isl
Church last Sunday evening. ~
Counsellor William q. johnson, of Bsr-
gen Point, is home again improved in
health by his trip to California.
A national ball was held in Jennings
Hall Tuesday evening by the members of
the Bohemian Colony, at Constable Hook.
Misses Louisa G. Freeman and Edith K.
Campbell OF this city, have returned from
their pleasant sojourn at Sehooley's noun
tain.
Divine worship in Calvary Episcopal
Church will be resumed this ma orniag, the
repairs to the edfies haveing been COM
pleted.
Themembers of Enterprise Hose Com
pany, No. /, of Constable Hook, are desir-
lous to be furnished with better accommo-
fdations.
Miss Louise Masterton returned to her
home in Bayonne proper Monday, having
concluded her visit to friends in ScheAec.
tady, N. y.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Harding, we'll known artist
of Milwaukee, Wis, il the guest of his
brother, Rev E. N. Harding, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church.
The residence Of Constable Hook have
again petitioned the Board of Health to
investigate the poor sanitary arrangements
of that section Of the city.
The members of the Pamrapo Athletic
Club are making efforts to purchase the
Westview Avenue nj. E. Church edifce for
renovation into club house.
Counsellor William D. Salter, of Pamr-
apo, is in Baltimore, Nd, having made
run thither via Trenton, Philadelphia and
Wilmington on his bicycle.
The members of the Pamrapo Athletic
Club, are making efforts to purchase the
Westview Avenue M. E. Church edihce
for renovation into club house.
The crack sloop yacht Majesty, owned
by Mr.. Cracknell, is being changed by
r. Mcclellan, the Pamrapo boat-builder,
from centerboard craft to keel boat.
The Young Peoples Association of the
Mattison NJ E. Church, has inaugural ed
series of Sunday evening prayer meetings,
held Just previous to the regular congre-
\ gational service.
The superstructpre of the Monroe Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church, at
Pamparo, has been erected. and the con-
tractors are fastening the work on the ed
itce to completion.
Henry Lowell, of Pamparo, has issued a
challenge to Peter Medicinal d, of Green
vile, to wrestle Albert Briggs, of Pamparo,
collar and elbow, best two out of three
bouts, for $25 side.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given in Arcanum Hall, Bayonne pro-
per, last evening, under the aus plces OF
the members of Bayonne council, No. a.
Order of Chosen Friends.
Ex-Freeholder William B. Mettam is
gradually recovering from the effects of
the severe attack of dipsomania that occa-
stoned his friends to have him confined in
the asylum at Morris Plains.
Mise Grace Nelson Griffin, sister ia-law
of Rev. James F. Riggs, pastor of the Re-
formed Church of Bergen Point, was
united in wedlock in that edifce WedRes-
day afternoon with Miss William E. Smith,
In q miserably- played game of six in
niDgs the team of the Bergen Point Ath-
letic Club wang uished the Stars of Long
Island City on the Avenue s grounds last
Saturday afternoon, by score of Is to IA.
The we'd ling of Miss Emma A. Roake,
third daughter of Mrs. Sarah f. Roake, of
Avenue d, Centreville, TO Mr.. Alexander
McDougall, of the Bayonne Rowing Asso-
citation, will occur on Monday, the 18th
Il inst.
The services of the Van Houten Post
Drum and Finite corps, of Jersey City, for
the forthcoming annual parade of the Vol.
unteer Fire Department of this city, have
been secured by Independence Fire Asso-
citation, of Bergen Point.
The receipts of the Police Court during
the past quarter. aggregated 1896, 80. of
which amount $40 as derived from
was imposed for violation of the liquor or
dinance; $14.86 was discussed.
The Board of Councilman have pur-
chased lot on South Avenue near Avenue
D., Bergen Point. from Archibald A.
Smith, for site for the proposed new en-
CINE house for Bayonne Engine Company,
No. 1. The price paid was $3.50.
The engagement of Mr.. Arthur Doane,
q popular member of the Argonata Row
ing Association. of Bergen Point, and of
the Cartaret Gun Club. to Miss Julia II.
Drake, tavorite society belle of New York
city, has been announced: The nuptails
will be celebrated during November.
Invitations for the nuptials of Miss Linz
da Harris, Youngest daughter of Mr.. j. ID.
I Harris, of Forty -secoud street, Pamparo,
Y and Mr.. Frederick w. Stephenson, of this
Xity, have been issued. The ceremony
Nill take place on the evening of Tuesday
Z he 18th inst, in CALVARY Episcopal
y CHURCH.
4 Miss Grace Nelson Brittin, sister in-law