The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-25
BOARD WALK PATTER.
FEATURES OF LIFE 1T 4SBURY
PARK AND THE GROFE.
Bradley Is Disguised and Everyone Else
Is Glad--It Has Been a Bad Year Tor
the Hotel People-PersOnal Points,

Bradley Is Disguised and Everyone Else
Is Glad--It Has Been a Bad Year for
the Hotel Peop1e-Personal Points
Special to the JERSEY city Ne,cs.
AsBURY PARK, July "A, 1SS9.-The
early days of the week are always
quiet at Asbury Park, every one de-
voting his or her energies to hammock
swinging, driving and bathing. BY
Wednesday evening things brighten
up and there are hops at several oil
the hotels. Thursday, if not before,
the lower part of the town is 1ull
of excursionists. Last week there
were over five thousand here, and this
week many more are expected. Al
though some of the hotels are well
filled now, they have been running
earlier at a great loss and only a tnlrd
full. The season is so short that they
can hardly now recover themselves
this summer, and yet they have done
better, it is said, than at any other
coast resort.
The number of cottagers here is in
creasing every year, n there are
now very few houses to be had, n
many late applicants. A New YORK
family who have been living since the
1st of May in a furnished cottage ON
Sixth avenue, made up their MINDS
last week to relet their house and go
for a change to the mountains. They
have been surprised at the rush OF
people to look at it, and to find that
they can let it for as much now as
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1t is said around Asbury that Mr..
Bradley finds nowadays SO much
opposition to some of his puritanlcal
ideas, that he declares he will not in
terest himself hereafter in the place.
Every one is heartlessly disposed to
think it will be an advantage.
soME OF THE VISITORS.
Colonel George G. Flehener, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, has just
arrived here with his family from
Washington, and has located at the
West End Hotel.
George La Monte, president of the
First National Bank of Bound Brook,
and the cold water aspirant for the
Gubernatorial chair of New Jersey, is
gaining strength for the campaign at
the West End Hotel.
DIR. Mcbride, the we'll known den
fist of Jersey City, is here now. He
is to be seen every day escorting a
bevy of beauties around the Park.
After another year of practice in Jer-
sey City the Doctor proposes to in
dulge in a prolonged European trip.
Among the recent Jersey City ar
rivals at Asbury Park are G. G. Boys,
William Bartels, James H. White
legge, Charles r. Burger, G. H.. Dun
ner, Robert Carey, G. R. Burgess, J.
w. Arrowsmith, Mrs. L. Bauman, x.
P. Ward, H. K. Weeks, Miss E. Heath
cote, Miss Annie Weeks, Harold
Weeks, Karol Weeks, f. ID. REILLY,
Mrs. f. d. Reilly, Miss Grace A.
REILLY, William Watson, Walter Muir
head, w. r. Baron, II. Perlmutter, Mrs.
G. Stevens, Mrs. G. Stevens, W. Con
lon, Mrs. Z. Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Skillman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Skiff,
Mrs. G. w. Anness, Mrs. f. w. Nevins,
L. Lyons, James f. Fielder, Mrs. w.
G.. Frost, Miss Rouse, NJ. L. Luther,
w. G. Frost, Mr.. d. Bauman, Joseph
Bauman, Charles K. Imbrie.
AT OCEAN GROVE.
There will be a lake carnival, as it is
called, on Wesley Lake on Friday even
ing. Every one is supposed on these
occasions to hire a boat and sail on
the lake, the boat, bridges and shores
being all illuminated for the occasion
with lighted Japanese lanterns.
1t is calculated that as many as six
thousand people attend the open air
concerts of an evening in the Audi
forum.
1t seems almost too absurd that no
milkmen have been allowed to drive
in Ocean Grove on Sunday mornings,
and that the inhabitants, usually of
the male sex, pass the Sunday morn
ings on the lake, with milk pitchers
in their hands, waiting to have them
filled by the Asbury Park milkmen.
The anniversary of the Women's
Home Missionary Society was held
this "Wednesday forenoon, at Ocean
Grove. Among the speakers were
the Rev. DR.. Huff, of Utah; Mrs. j.
Allen Foster, of Iowa; Mrs. Jane M.
Bancroft and others.
Jersey City people recently arrived
in Ocean Grove include William Nc
Martin, E. T. Corfield, H. A. Topping,
S. R. Mcbride, S. B. Ransom, DR.. /.
n. Quimby, MI. and Mrs. P. j. Blight,
Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Kilrein and son, G.
Judge, Aneas Fitzpatrick, Mrs. J. H.
Phelan, George G. Boden, E. LundaY,
Herbert Carpenter, William B. Ok
ford, Frank Oldee, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Garrill, Miss G. Garrill and b. Gar
rill.
observation-disclosures of the Hat.