The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-11

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Gus condition, not having received
any care or repairs since its erection
six years ago. The entire framework
of the structure needs tightening and
painting. He estimates the cost of the
necessary repairs to be a little over
800.
Property owners along West Fifty
first street, Pamrapo, have petitloned
the Board of Councilmen for the FUR
ther extension of the sewer through
that thoroughfare.
West Ninth street, Bergen Point,
between Avenues G and ID, is to be
graded, curbed, tagged and paved
with Belgian blocks. IA
Bayonne Personal Notes.
MI. Garrett E. Winants, of Eas
First street, Bergen Point, has returned
home from a six weeks sojourn in
| Washington.
Mrs. J. H. Carter, of West Eighth
street, Bergen Point, has been visit
ing friends in Mott Haven, N. Y.
Mrs. Jennie G. Cameron, of Cottage
street. Bergen Point, is entertaining
Miss Belle Tyre, of Bridgeport, Conn.
The engagement of Miss Clara
White, of Avenue G, a talented and
popular amateur actress, to Albert b.
Herrick, of Schuyler court, Bergen
Point, son of Mrs. Sophia Bludsoe,
the Centagy'S poetical critic. is an
nounced.
Mrs. Sarah Baker, of Nyack, N. Y,
has concluded a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Edward Smith, of West Fiftieth
street, Pamrapo.
The visit of Miss Blanche Lunger,
of Philadelphia, to Mrs. Joseph X.
Barrett, of Bergen Point, is at an end.
Robert S. Wilson, of West Eighth
street, Bergen Point, has terminated a
trip through the Western States.
Charles Noe DAILY, of West Eighth
street, Bergen Point, a popular mem
Der of the Bergen Point Lawn Tennis
Club and of the Bergen Point Debat-
ing and Dramatic Club, has recovered
from the serious illness which pros
trated him for several weeks.
Stanley Gardner, of McKeesport,
Pa, is the guest of his parents, Editor
and Mrs. Edward Gardner, of the Bay
onne Times, at their home on West
Fourth street, Bergen Point.
Alfred b. Fontana, of West Thirty
second street, sailed on Saturday last
for a visit to his childhood's home in
Southern Italy. He will also make a
tour through Europe, and will be alb
sent several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Youells, of
Avenue d, Pamrapo, have been ex-
tending courtesies to William Bitters,
of the Easton, Pa, DAILY Free Press.
A+4bo;, ho,nn = :, WToe4 nb;r411 eoaon1
street, Mr.. and Mrs. James Richard
sol are entertaining the formers
sister, Miss Richardson, of Glasgow,
Scotland, after a separation of W.
thirty years.
The Rev. Henry w. F. Jones, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church and
City Inspector of Schools, has leased
for his family the handsome villa at
No. IL La Tourette place, Bergen
Point.
Miss Fannie Somers, of Avenue D,
Bergen Point, is visiting friends at
Reading, Pa.
Bayonnettes.
The new reading room of the First
Reformed Church's Bethlehem Mis-
sion at Centreville has been opened
in the mission building on West
Twenty-fifth street, Centreville.
Under the auspices of the Masters
Helpers Society, of the Bergen Point
Reformed Church, q rainbow bazaar
will be held in the lecture-roon of the
the edifice tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Whit Blauvelt, of
West Forty-sixth street, Pamrapo,
several evenings ago entertained a
party of little folk at their home.
At the communication to be held
this evening by Bayonne Lodge, No.
SO, F. and A. NJ, in Schuyler Hall, at
Bergen Point, the recommendation for
the institution of a new Masonic
lodge, to be located in the central Sec
ton of the city, will be considered.
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