The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-12
BAYosyE BABBLEs.

The Bayonne Teachers Association will
meet Wednesday afternoon in Public
school, No. 2.
Conveniently arranged apartment houses
are in demand in the Constable Hook sec
ton of the city.
The visit of Miss Nellie BIakely, of Ber-
gen Point, to friends in Mott Haven, New
York, is at an end.
Miss Fannie Hackett has returned home
from her sojourn with friends in Carpen-
ter's Eddy, New York.
Above the entrance of the Madison NJ
E. Church a friend of the congregation has
erected handsome lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Stratton, of
Bergen Point, are entertaining Miss Stella
Rankin, of Providence, r. /.
The Canmakers' Association win hold a
ball in Columbia Park, Centreyille, Wednes-
day evening, the 2lst inst.
In their headquarters on Avenue D, ssThe
Bachelors rendered their friends social
reception Thursday evening"
Adjourned meeting will be held Tuesday
evening, by both the Board Of Education
and Board of Councilmen.
Salters Hall, on Centre street, has been
secured b; the members of the Pamrapo
Athletic Club as their headquarters.
Miss Martha Hartman, Of Centreyille, has
finished a vacation spent with Miss Julia
Lowell, of Nyack, on the Hudson.
Miss Clarice Whitaker, of Flushing, Long
Island, has returned homo from her visit
to Miss Julia Troxel, of Pamrapo.
The visit Miss Fannie Daniels, of Cen
treville, spent with kinsfolk in Belvedere,
Warren Counfv has terminated
Mr. and Mrs Edward Flack, of Bergen
Point, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
r. Strathmere, of Rochester, NJ Y.
Courtesies are being extended to Miss
Florence Grinstead, of Portland, Ne, by
Miss Jennie R. Vredenburgh, of Pamrapo.
Miss Jennie Stewart, of Bergen Point, is
home again from her sojourn with Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip $. Mcintosh, of Lansin3brrgh,
New York.
The marriage of Miss Matte Reynolds,
of Bergen Point, to AIr. Frederick E. Bran
don, New York City, will occur next Thurs
Day evening
Miss Bernetta Vroom, daughter Of Prin-
cipal Philip G. Vroom, of School No. 2,
has been appointed al assistant teacher in
School No. 4.
By the pupils of the First Baptist
Church Sabbath Scoool an tnteytainment
will be given Tuesday evening for the
church edifce.
Misses Matte and Louisa Reinhardt, of
Philadelphia, Pa. have concluded their
visit to their sister, Mrs. Robert Z. Wilson,
of Centreville.
Miss Nellie Kingston, of Morrisanil, New
York, has been sojourning with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mara, of Nineteenth street,
Bergen Point.
Miss Nettie Milford, of Summit, this
State, will conclude her visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Henry F. Bonnell, of Bayonpe proper,
on Tuesday.
| AS slight token of their esteem, his
former fellow employees have presented
Mr.. j. Il. Briggs with handsome silver
tea service.
| Work in the first degree was performed
at the communication held by the members
of Bayonne Lodge No. SO, F. and A. NJ,
Thursday evening,
| A regular monthly meeting of Bayonne
Building and Land Association, No. 1, will
be held on Monday evening in Schuyler's
Hall at Bergen Point
The Board of Councilmen has accepted
| the dedication of Railroad avenue, from
| Twenty fifth street to Thirtieth street, as
public thoroughfare.
| The fact that parties in New York city are
advertising for from ST 600 to So, 600 worth
of city bonds, evidences the prosperous
financial condition of the city.
! Orders from an English firm for a large
| quantity of oil in barrels have been re-
ceived at the Standard Oil Company's es-
adjustment at Constable Hook
Every Tuesday and Friday afternoon the
members of the Bayonne German Turn
Verein meet in Columbia Park, at Centre
vile, to practice athletic sports.
| The stock and fixtures of the Bayonne
| Cooperative Associations store, at Centre
vile, have been sold, the effert to make the
establishment a financial success having
failed.
Mrs. E. z. Chamberlain, of Woodstock,
Conn, and her mother, Mrs. Illingworth,
of Proylnoetown. have concluded their
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Brown, OF
Pamrapo.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald A Smith, of LaTourette street
Bergen Point, for two receptions to be
held during the present month at their
residence.
'sThat Boy" was the subject of an inteE-
esting lecture delivered in the First Re
formed Church of Bayonne proper, Thurs
day evening, by the PASTOR Rev. William
w. Knox.
At regular encsmpment sf Custer Post,
No. 6. Sons of Veterans, to be held Friday
evening, in the post headquarters, Wulf's
Hall, Bayonne, proper, recrnit will be
mustered in.
At a recent meeting of Bayonne Engine
Company, No. 1, of Bergen Point, Mr..
Martin Murray resigned, and Messrs. Paul
Suchoiski and Albert Beck were elected to
membership.
of Jacob Koppler, who is at present con-
fined in st. Francis Hospital, Jersey City.
will be held in Charles Fitzps tricks resort