The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-09-19
BAYONNE BABBLEs.
hts Of Personal rnd Other News from
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nue. D, Pamrapo, are enjcying an outing
ct Eastcl, Pa.
Mrs. Cornelius J. Dorsey, of Bayonne, is
frustrating among the Berkshire hills in
Massachusetts,.
Pcs.master Thomas Brady, of Bergen
Point, hes designated Mr.. Edward Brice as
Assistant Postmaster.
Officer Elijah Russell, of the Esyonne
police force. spent his vacation with
friends in Connecticut.
Mrs. Michael Donnelly, of Avenue s.,
E-rgen Point, aud her daughters are visit
n.ilsods at Islip, L. /.
The Board of Education meets to-mor-
row evening and the Boerd of Couneslmen
convene on Tuesday evening.
Ex-Councilman Henry @. Selyage and
wife, of Fourth street, Bergen Point, are
located az a famous resort in the Catskills.
The colored residents of Bayonne viii
hold cake walk and social reception to-
morrow evening iu Columbia Park Centre
vile.
Mrs. Bertha A, Frackner, of Centreyille,
and Fl. NJ. Vanderzee, of Bergen Point,are
among the guests who still linger at Cape
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Salter, of Centre
street, Pamrapo, returned home Tuesday
ION visit to relatives. in Hightstown,
Nj.
Miss Mamie Hamilton, daughter 8 City,
Clerk William @. Hamilton, of Bayonne,
has been appointed teacher in school No.
of that city.
The first social reception aud hop of the
Acme Social Club, Of Pamrapo, was held
Wednesday evening in Salter's Hall, on
Centre street.
The members of Hope Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 2. O; Baysnne proper, have
provided themse J with handsome uni
form fatigue cans
Misses Stella5 = a. L;nson ana Moroorst
Crowell, of Haffisburgh. Penn, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Crowell,
Of Be r.s,a TI,eint.
Democratic primaries for the election of
delegates to the State Gubernasorial con-
vention is to be held in the seyeral.wa
of Bayone on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. a.. Carey Smith, of Pamrapo, the dc
signer of the sloop yacht Priscilla, and his
wife, are home again from a sojoHrn of two
months duration among the Catskiils.
Mr. George Matthias. OF Bayonne, and
Miss Rebecca Msb5it, late of Gloucester,
England, were recently married by Rev. E.
N. Harding, of the First Baptist Church,
of Bayonne.
Officer Cornelius Van Horn, of the Bay
onne police force, had his outing during
the past week and improved the opportu-
nifty with trip through New York and
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. W. D.. Gordon, of Avenue D,
Bayonpe, sailed in the steamship Penn
sylsania, of the State line, few days ago
Tor visit of two months duration to Sco-
tia's heath, her native land.
A delegation from j. N. Van Buskirk
Post, No. 100, G. A. B., of Bayonne. vis-
tied lEaston, Pa, on Friday to assist the
posts of that city to celebrate the anDiyer-
saly of the battle of Antietam.
Rev. E. N. Harding, pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Bayonne, and his wife,
will sojourn for a fortnight at Nantucket
and Martha's Vineyard to enable the cler-
gymaR to fish in Buzzards Bay.
Mr.. David w. Holman, of Avenue
and Forty-third street, Pamrapo, has
been representing his employers, r. K.
Allen & Co.. of New York city, the State
fur recently held in Wheeling, West Vir-
GINA.
Mr.. E. Frank Harding. son of Rev. E. N.
Harding, pastor of the First Baptist Church
of Bayonne, is preparing to enter Brown
University by taking course of STUDIES in
the Psddie Institute at Hightstown, this
State.
Mr.. Edward 81. Booth, of Bergen Point,
ssiled for Europe last Saturday on the
French steamship Paris for the purpose of
escorting his vile home, Mrs. Booth hay
ing been touring in Europe during the
past two months.
Extensions of the gas mains are to be
be laid through and street lamps are to be
erected on Avenue e, from Twenty sixth
street, Centreyille, to Crescent Point Ber-
gen avenue, and West View avenue, Pam
rapo, between ave C. and E.
Rev. A. A. Phelps, of New York city.
delivered a lecture entitled The Crime of
Crimes . to large audience in the Second
Advent Church at Pamrapo last Monday
evening, under the u5pices of the recent
" organized Prohibitionist's Campaign
Club, which now has muster roll of three
dozen members.
An entertainment to consist of well
selected programme of musical and literary
exercises will be given to-fnorrow evening
in the club house of the Bayonne Rowing
Association, on the New York Bay shore,
for the benefit of the city's subscription
fund for Charleston. Col Charles w. Full
Ter, of Bergen Point, will participate.
A fair for the benefit of the building
fand of the Monroe Memorial III. E.
Church, of Pamrapo, was held Wednes lay
evening by number of young ladies at
the residence of Mrs. E. H. Rodgers.
About SIS was realized These who were
in charge of the several tables were as fol-
lows: Fancy booth, Mrs. Oracle Mosser
and Essie Rodgers, of Pamrapo. and Miss
Minnie L.. Amsdell, of Albany, N. T.; fruit
table, Miss Marion Rodgers; refreshment
table, Mrs. e. e. Rodgers.
The recent annual election for officers Of
Bay onne Hook aud Ladder Company No.
l, of Pamrapo, resulted as follows. Fore
man, Norman g. Blauvelt; First Assistant
Foreman, Cornelius Mettlef; Second Assis-
tant Foreman. William Perry; Recording
Secretary, Charles H. Sill, Financial Score
tary, Daniel Tyler; Treasurer. Peter Girth;
Finance Committee. Otto Schlereth, 10.
seph Magee and John Provost; Iavestiga-
ting John Howell, Philip Sidell and John