The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-08

Mrs. Eva Davies is at Asbury Park.
Mrs. j. T. Mellor is in Northern New
York.
Benjamin Garrison and wife are at home
again.
John Edgerton, of Ocean avenue, is at
Sea Girt.
Mrs. Rachel Powell, of Jersey avenue, is
at Toms River.
Judge Dixon is resting from his labors at
Asbury Park.
Ex-Alderman Mcknight and family, of
Lafayette, are at Ocean Grove.
Judge Beach is sojourning at his Pros
pect House, Catskill, N. Y.
Judge McGill started for the Mormon
country last Wednesday.
Judge Brinkerhof will go for fortnight
to Mt. Vert, Vermont, about next Satur-
day.
Frank A. Davis, of Forty-second street,
Bayonne, has gone to Lake Mahopac, N.
Y, for vacation.
Jennie Moffatt, of Avenue E, Pamrapo,
is at Mott Haven, n Y.
Miss Lizzie Armstrang, of Seventh street,
is doing the Watering places In the vicinity
of Boston, Mass.
The Misses Mamie and Lizzie O'Connell,
of the Heights, are summering at Patch
ogue, L. ]:
Lieut.. Milton Hanna, of the Toffey
journey to Kansas City.
Miss Emma Wallace, of Court House
Place, has been visiting her cousins at
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Misses Carrie and Title Lieb are
among the Hobokenites stopping at AS
bury Park.
Frank Cenkling, of Tenth street, is
spending short season at Haverstraw, n.
Mr.. VIM. Cunningham and daughter are
spending the Summer at Sparta, Orange
Mountains.
Miss Theresa Smith and Miss Lizzie Bax-
ter will spend the latter part of August in
the Catskills.
Miss Kitty Delaney, with party of New
York friends, will spend the latter part of
August in the Catskills.
Michael F. Delaney, Ambrose P. Rike-
man, Terance A. Delaney and P. H. Tier
man will spend their vacation at their
favorite resort-the Catskills.
Rev. George H. Sterling, assistant pas
tor of st. Johns Church, Summit avenue,
donned his ministerial robes again last
Sunday. after an absence of four weeks in
Sullivan County, N. Y.
Pastor Ford, of the Claremont Presby-
terrain Church, resumed his pulpit last Sun
day, having returned from his vacation.
J. B. Hurley and family are spending
August as guests of the Thousand Islands
House, Alexandra Bay, N. Y.
Mrs. c. McCarty, Miss Louise Jones and
Miss Bessie Henriques are enjoying each
others company at Rock Stream, n. Y.
P. b. Rogers and Frank Holmes will
leave Ocean Grove this week and take a
trip to Montreal.
Mrs. Frederick Zeugner, of Wilton
street, is spending this glorious weather in
Titusyille, Pa, with friends.
A. Walter, Jr., is taking in the beauties
of Niagara Falls and the surrounding Can
adian country.
Charles Raymond and wife, Of Eighth
street, are making tour of the New Eng
land watering places.
The Misses Inwright Maggie, Mamie
and Libbie-will spend a few weeks at
Westerly, R. 1.
Henry johnson and family, of Danforth
avenue, are shifting the ocean breeze at
Ocean Grove.
August Ingwersen will spend few weeks
with his family at Saratoga.
Charles a. Everest, of Monticello ave-
nue., has gone to Lake George to remain
till September.
Mrs. Charles Beach, of Pavonia avenue,
will HE her to Saratoga about August 10th
for weeks stay.
VIM. Hermann and VIM. Schwenck are
vacating at Niagara Falls.
Miss Blanch smith is spending August
in the rusticity of Connecticut farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn. of Jersey avenue,
will return from Akron Ohio about Sep
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I. Mrs. Cane and her daughter Gertie are
sojourning at Asbury Park.
Charles Ibenne and wife of Greenville,
will take trip to Niagara Falls upon their
return from the Catskills, about the mid
die of this month.
r. G. Loesch and son are travelling in
Great Britain and on the continent
James Purvis, of Congress street, left
last week for sojourn at Tappan, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maben, of River Terrace,
Hoboken, are in the Catskills.
Miss Grace McNalty, Of Congress street,
will remain in Tappan until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Campbell, nee Steven
son, of Lincoln street, are visiting friends
at Easton and Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry BosneRann, of the Heights, is
paying his respects. to the fair population
OF Long Branch.
Ex-County Clerk, "HankD Van Horn,
and family, are among the guests register
ed at the Forest House, Budd's Lake, N. J.
Miss Susie Phmly, of Monmouth street,
will rnssicate during the month of August
at Asbury Park.
Miss Louise p Grant, of William street,
caves next week for Keyport, N. j.
Mrs. John Smith, of Grove street, is
making an extended tour through the
northern part of New York State.
The Misses Nellie and Florence Ramsay
leave on Tuesday for visit to friends in
Connecticut.
Miss Chaplin, of "a Hoboken avenue, is
in Newport for two months sojourn. =
The pastor of Grace Church, Rev. G. ID.
Chapman, is in Milford, Pa, where he will
spend all of August, resuming his pulpit
on September 5.