The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-12
BAY0NSE BABBLES.
Bits of Personal and Other News from Our
Neighboring City.


Mr.. John G. Cracknell, lately of Jersey
CITY. has become resident of Fishers
Lane, Pamrapo.
Mrs. E. J. Manzano, of Bergen Point, is
located for fortnights sojourn at an As
bury Park hotel.
The outing of Mr.. John Gilchrist, of Ber-
gen Point, will be fishing excursion of a
fortnight's duration.
Miss Louise Mastersop, of Bayonne, has
left Newport and is now visiting friends in
schenectady, N. Y. nS9E
4 Miss Ida Ely, of First street, Bergen
Point. is viewing the beautiful scenery at
6len Summit, Penn.
Portage, N. Y, had attractions enough
for Miss L. NJ. Hicks. of Bayonne, to
spend her outing there.
Mr.. Thomas Garrett, of Bayonne, spent
his vacation cruising along the eastern
coast in fishing smack.
The annua! Fall regatta of the Newark
Bay Yacht Club is announced to take place
on Monday, the Goth inst.
Mrs. r. 81. Rathbun, of Fourth street,
Bergen Point, is sojourning at the Oaks
hill House, Littleton, N. n.
Friends in Ellenville, Ulster County, N.
Y, are entertaining Miss Belle Perry, of
Fourth street, Bergen Point.
Agent Vogel, of Pamrapo, is home again
from her trip to Easton, Penn.
Mrs; Appleby, of First street, Bergen
Point, has been receiving courtesies from
friends in Old Bridge, this State.
Mrs. Lydia Bell. of Sunbury. Penn, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. William How
ard, of Chestnut avenue, Bayonne.
A meeting of Bayonne Building and
Loan Association, No. /, will be held to-
morrow evening in Schuyler Hall, Bergen
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot L. Hopper, of
Bayonne, permitted their guest, Miss
Serah Demarest, to return home on We'd
nesday.
Misses Addie and Julia Holbrook, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. still remain at Bergen
Point as the guests of their aunt, Mrs. E.
Costello.
Messrs. Louis Muller, Henry Newman
and Fred Esty, of Bergen Point, passed
their outing in camp at Lake Hopatcong.
this State.
Margarettville, N. Y, is where Mrs.
George Pritchard, OF Sixteenth street,
are located.
Mr.. Emil Lubbers, of Bergen Point, is in
Europe preparing for q business tour
through Germany, France, Austria and
Switzerland.
Mr.. Charles S. Coleman, of the Bergen
Point Lawn Tennis Club, was encamped
on an island in Lake George during his
recent outing.
Miss Annie NJ Eyer, of Avenue D, and
South street, Bergen Point, has returned
from an outing spent at Keyport, Mon
month county.
Rev. w. w. Knox. pastor of the First
Reformed Church, of Bayonne, still lin
gers with his family at the Mount Tabor
camp-meetings.
Misses Gussie and Jennie Moffett, of
Avenue E and Westview avenue, Pamrupo,
have been enjoying a visit to Miss Fannie
Mason, of Mott Haven, N. Y.
Mr.. A. G. Wilmerding, of Avenue A,
Bergen Point, was recently member of
jolly party who encamped out on Fishers
Island, in Long Island Sound.
John E. Sullivan, of Bergen Point, has
challenged any man in Bayonne to throw
three weights of Z, IA and 81 pounds re-
spectively, for purse of $50.
The annual picnic of.the Hudson County
German Benevolent Society, of Bayonne, a
very pleasant affair, was held last Monday
evening in Columbia Park, Centreville.
Accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Comstock, of Connecticut, Mrs
Philip AlIaire, of Avenue E, Pamrapo, is
spending a few weeks with relatives in
Illinois.
Miss Alice E. Wilson, of Dodge street,
Bergen Point, principal or public school
No. 4, of Bayonne, is having neat cottage
erected on Avenue I, near Fourth street,
that city.
The members Of Hope Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 2, of Bayonne, desire that
city's board of counciImen to furnish them
with fire alarm bell for their truck-house
on Huron avenue.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Barney Dumping Boat Company for
the election of Board of Directors will
occur Tuesday afternoon in the company's
office at Bergen Point.
The steeple of the proposed new edifice
for the congregation of the First Presby-
terrain Church, of Bergen Point, has been
placed in position, and the scaffolding
about the structure has been taken down.
The expulsion of Messrs. Arthur Russell,
John R. Odell, Benjamin Russell and John
Leonard from Bayonne Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 1, of Pamrapo, has been
approved by the Bayonne Board of Coun-
cilmen.
The chief engineer of the Bayonne Vol
unteer Fire Department has been notified
to report to that city's board of council
men at their next meeting, the amount of
supplies needed by the department for the
present fiscal year.
Among the galaxy of yachts that were in
attendance upon the Mayfower-Ga
races for the Americas cup we're the sloops
Mistral, Mate, Vixen, Richmond, Modesty,
Admiral, Commodore, Watson, Annie,
Oddly and Maltese, of Bayonne.
At recent meeting of American Engine
!, Company No. 2, of Bayonne, Messrs. James
Toner, John Wangler aud Joseph Farrell
elected to membership. Messrs. Richard
Herritt and James Mallon and William j.
Merry were dropped from the roll.
The sixth and last of the Amateur Base
Ball League series of championship games
between the teams of the Brooklyn and
Bergen Point Athletic clubs is scheduled
to be played next Wednesday afternoon on