The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
BAroANE nAnHLEs.

Miss Eva Babbitt, of Centreville, has
concluded her visit to Miss Julia Hoskins.
of Monticello, N. Y.
Miss Edith Ramage, of Bergen Point, has
been appointed an assistant teacher in
Public School No. 5.
In Bradys Hall, at Bergen Point, the
fifth annual ball of Company B, Hibernia
Rifles, will be held New Years Eve.
The sojourn of Mr. James G. Brown. of
Rutland, VT, with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Markey, of Centreville, is at an end.
The annual ball of the Canmakers' Asso-
citation will be held Wednesday evening,
in the Columbia Park pavilion, at Centre
vile.
School Trustee James Harley, having re-
moved into the Second Ward, has resigned
as representative from the Fifth Ward to
the Board of Education.
Miss Mary P. Boyden, of Trenton, N. j.,
returned home Wednesday from her visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carson Phillips, of
Bergen Point.
The pharmacy on Twenty-seventh str Get,
Constable Hook, has been purchased from
Herman Workman, the Centreville drug
gist, by j. B.IBucher.
Ex-School Trustee Alexander Christie, of
Bayonne proper, has returned from bus
ness tour through Europe, the trip home
beng his twenty-seventh voyage across the
Atlantic,
About two dozen of his fellow members
of the Germania Society rendered Mr..
Frederick Winterer an enjoyable surprise
party several evenings since.
Miss Gussie Mumford, who for the past
fortnight has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William FELTON,, of Bayonne proper,
returned home last Tuesday.
Alta recent meeting of Hope Hook and
Ladder Company, No. 2, of Bayonne
proper, Messrs. w. H. Milburn and s. Ben
nett were elected to membership.
During November the average daily at
tendance OF pupils at the several schools
was as follows No. 1, $50; No. 2, $50; No.
3, 900; No. 4 245; No. 5, 208; City, 1892
Messrs. Frank Fl. Leonard and Henry
r. Thomas, of Pamrapo, will return home
during the present week from their trip
througa the pine woods of North Carolina.
An exempt fireman's certificate has been
granted to Mr.. David Stillwell, who was
anti recently an active member oil Bayonne
Hook and Ladder Company No. /, of Pam
rapo.
Miss Grace Van Cleef, of Bergen Point,
has returned from the visit to kinsfolk in
Paterson, N. j., in which she was accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Josie Greedy, of
Astoria. Long Island.
A social reunion will be rendered to-
morrow evening in their truck house, on
Orient street, to their friends by the mem
berg of Columbia Hook and Ladder Com
pany, No. 3, of Bergen Point.
The members of the Argonautal Rowing
Association, of Bergen Point, have decided
to not consolidate with the Viking Rowing
Association and the Bergen Point Athletic
Club ia the project to form gigantic
sporting organization.
Invitations to Metzel soup party, to be
held during the afternoon and evening of
Wednesday, the 29th inst, in the Bergen
Point Hotel, have been issued by mine
host Reppenhagen. The hog guessing
contest will occur at the hotel the same
evening
Miss Mamie w. Hamilton, daughter of
City Clerk Will am c. Hamilton, has been
transferred from School No. 5 to School
No. and Miss Minnie S. Sloane, daughter
of PAssident Sloane of the Board of Educa-
ton, has been transferred from School No.
4 to School No. 8.
Mr.. Charles Ell. Davis, of Sixtsenth
street, Bergen Point, prominent member
Of the Argonauta Rowing Association, and
Mr.. Horace G.. Riddle, of the La Tourette
House, have entered into partnership in a
mining, stock and petroleum commission
business in New York city.
A masquerade social assembly will be
given New Years Eve in Salter's Hall,
Pamrapo, by the members of the Pamrapo
Athletic Club. Other receptions to be
held under the auspices of the organiza-
ton will occur on the evenings of January
Both, February 10th, March Sd and March
Oath.
The recent annual election for officers Of
the Catholic Benevolent Legion, of Bergen
Point, resulted as follows: President, JUS
tice P. W. Connolly; Vice-President, Henry
Hone Collector, p G. Tierney; Secretary,
School Trustee Michael O'Conner; Treas
urer, William Lindsey.
Subioined is the list Of the newly elected
officers of District No. 8, ST. Patrick's ALI
ance OF America, comprising Branches Nos.
8, II and 90 of this city. President, JUS
tice p. w. Connolly; First Vice-P President,
ex-Commissioner James Reilly; Second
Vice-President. James Doyle; Secretary,
Richard Murray; Treasurer, Peter Brady.
The annual election for officers of Bay
onne Lodge, No. 80, f. and A. NJ, occur
red Thursday evening. in Schuyler's Hall,
Bergen Point, the result being as follows
w. Master, Edward Smith; Senior Warden,
Edward A. s. Mantz; Junior Warden,
Henry A. Wheeler; Secretary. John H. 4
Besher; Treasurer, John Newman; Trus-
tees, to serve three years, Jacob H. John
son, George w. Yates and Robert II. Ten
Brock.
A local temperance division, the men,
bership OF which is not, however, limited
to members of the Episcopal church, has
been organized at Bergen Point, with
membership of fifty, divided into two
classes, total abstainers" and sspartial
abstainers." The officers of the organize
ton. which will meet on Tuesday. January