The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-28
AroSNE BABBLES.

Miss Sadie Knapp. of Norwalk, Ct. has
been visiting Miss Sadie Carter, Of Consta-
BILE Hook.
The visit Of Miss Lucy Williams, of Bay
onre prorer, to friends IN st. Louis, Mo,
has terminated.
A commercial tour through TIE Western
States is being made by Mr.. Bharles Bull,
of Bayonne proper.
Misses Lulu and Jennie Reeves, of this
city, are the guests of Miss Jennie Ander-
son, of Port JEWS, N. Y.
Miss Virginia McBran, of Bergen Point,
is soiourning with her cousin, Miss Edith
McBraD, of Broeklin, n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L. Ayres, os Fifth
street, Bergen Point, have been visiting
friends in Wiiliamsport, Pa.
Miss BERTHE Gibson, of Rochester, N. Y,
has returned home from her visit to Miss
Lettie Matthews, of Pamrapo.
Miss Mamie Brown, favorite in Bergen
Point society, participated in the recent
Kirmess festival at Elizabeth.
The memb rs Of Washington Rifles,
Shuetzen Corps Company, of Centreville,
will soon receive their uniforms.
Messrs. Henry Garrison, of Bergen Point,
and George Corbin, Of Elizabethport, are
hunting deer in Pike county, Pa.
Mrs Henry F. Bonnell. of Bayonne
proper is entertaining her niece, Miss Net
lie milford, of Summit, this State
A patent for an apparatus to be used in
raising phosphosite rock has been secured
by Mr.. D. G. Gilchrist, of Bergen Point.
The Winter months will be passed in the
Southern States by Mr. and Mrs. George
Vreeland of Thirtieth street, Centreville
Hloo oh,
ers' Association will be held in School No.
on Wednesday, the 18th of December.
Courtesies are being extended to Miss
Jennie Stewart, of Bergen Point, by MIR.
and Mrs. Philip Mcintosh, of Lansingburg
NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boswell, of Spring
field, Mass, are being entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Boswell. of Bergen
Point
Patrolman Patrick Sweeney, of the po-
lice force, is confined in st. Francis Hos
pital, Jersey City, by an attack of typhoid
fever
Thanksgiving day was passed by Miss
Marsha Hartman, of Centreyille, with her
friend. Miss Julia Lowell, of Nyack on the
Hudson.
Miss Mary Demarest, of Centreyille, is
receiving courtesies from her cousin, Miss
: Alice Westbrook, Of Freehold, Monmouth
county.
Dozens of large vessels are lying at the
docks of the various Gil refneries at Con-
stable Hook receiving and awaiting car
goes.
Rev. Charles T. Hull, pactor Of the Ma
thison NJ E. church, will exchange pulpits
to-day with Rev. Samuel Sergeant, of
Paterson.
Prof. Oscar A. Perine will give a stereop-
ticon exhibition Thursday evening in the
lecturc-room of the Bergen Point Reform
ed church.
Tickets have been issued for the fifth
annual ball of Company B, Hibernia Rifles,
to be held New Years eve, in Brady's Hall,
at Bergen Point.
Messrs. Henry r. Thomas and Frank Fl.
Leonard, of Parnrapo, are seeking 10 recu-
perate their health by tour through the
pine woods of North Carolina.
Miss Nettie Brokaw, of Clevel Gland. Ohio,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss A
ME johnson, of Avenue @, Centreville, left
fer her home few days since.
A regular encampment of Custer Post,
No. 6, Sons of Veterans, will be helf Fri
day evening in Wulfs Hall, Bayonne
propnr, the Posts headquarters.
Mr.. Archibald A. Smith, of La Tourette
street, Bergen Point, and his bride, nee
Miss Fannie Fiske, of Brooklyn, N Y, have
!. returned home from their wedding tkur.
Friends in Centrevi!le, have been receiy-
ing visit from David Graham, the cooper
who recently passed through the rapids of
Niagara Fails III barrel OF his own design.
Before the Bergen Point public the Ex-
celsior Comedy Company viii soon pro-
duce drama, entitled "lhe Irish Col
leen," but recently written by Nat Byron.
A deer hunting expedition in the vicinity
of Milford, Pike county, Pa, has been I'M
dertaken by Messrs. George Carson, Il Ber-
gen Point. and Henry Levendge, of Staten
Island.
At the residence of the bride, the nup-
tials of Miss Jessie Randolph, of New
Brunswick, N j., and Mr.. John Lauben-
haimer, of Bergen Point, were celebrated |
Wednesday.
Messrs. Thomas Windass, Thomas Nc |
Dermott, Albert Sibrans, and Court Brais-
ted, Of Bayonne proper, recently enjoyed |
hunting trip of a weeks duration in Mid |
dlesex county, this State
An adjourned meeting of the Board of |
Commissioners of Appeals in cases of taxa
ton will be held in the City Hall Tuesday
morning, for the purpose of considering
remorstrances against the assessment and |
valuation of property.
I Under the auspices of the members of
Names N. Van Buskirk Post, No. 100, G. |
A. r., pound party Will be held in
Wuli's Hal. Bayonne proper, Tuesday
evening. A programme of musical and lit
erary exercises viii be produced.
By the removal of School Trustee James
Harley into the Second Ware, vacancy
has been oceasioned in the delegation from
the Fifth Ward to the Board of Education.