The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-03
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS. AUGUsT 5 1890

avenue, is spending the summer In the
New EnglandIStates.
Mrs. S. p. Jackson has gone to the
| White Mountains Tor the rest of the sum-
mer.
Miss Esse Parker, of Bergen avenue. is
sunlmering az Ogdensburg
r. K. Elliott, OF New York avenue, is
taking trip to Niagara Falls.
| George Benedict, of Summit avenue, is
| spending hisvacation at Baruegat.
Miss Sarah e. Gibson, of YORK street. is
spending the summer at the Thousand
| Islands.
Miss Eunce Sackett, formerly of this
city, is summering at Asbury Park
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. q. Griffin, OF Jersey
avenue, have gone to Mr. Gridin's home
at the Thousand Islands to summer.
William Malliet and family are sum
merlng at Asbury Park.
MIR. and Mrs George Horton. of Eighth
street, will spend August at Central Val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs e. S. seeIey, of Monticello
| avenue, have gone to Delhi, among the
| CatskilIs, to summer.
Miss Juliette Phillips, of Cottage street,
| mas returned from trip to Nyack.
Master Ripley aud Mrs. DR.. William
Perry Watson are at Warrensburgh, near
Lake George, where the Doctor will Join
them during August.
,Messrs. William and Thomas NJ Cop
Sill and the Misses Gopsill are at the
Brunswick, Asbury Park.
Charles Lowering, assistant clerk Of the
First District Court, will leave for Key
port tomorrow night.
Judge Douglass, of the First District
Court, has gone to the Catskill Noun
tains, Judge Abel /. Smith, of Hoboken,
VIII sit IN the First District Court next
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Murphy, the accomplished
copYist in Register Fielder's office. will.
with her sister, on Saturday, go to AS
bury Park. They will remain there for
two weeks.
GREENyILLE OUTINGS
Mr. Ellis Holmes will spend his vaca-
ton in Delaware
Mrs. II. N. Walker is at Newport with
her children.
Mrs. Judge NJ. Schultz accompanied by
Miss Katie Schulz and her two young
sons are at the Orange Mountains for
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. DetwiIler, Miss Det-
willer and Miss Susie Vreeiand are at the
Water Gap House, Delaware Water
Gap.
Mr.. Jacob Burre, of No. 15s Old Bergen
Road, is at Albany New York for
% Elk Coroner John c. Hughes with his
wife and mother are summering in the
Catskills.
Mr.. f. f. Drewson and family wiz
spend few weeks at Lexington. N. J.
the Rev and Mrs. Chapman, of Win
fiem avenue, are at Milford. Pennsylvania.
Sergeant Hang, of the Fifth precinct,
will go this week to Barnegat. n. j., on
ten DAYS leave of absence. He willspend
the time in piscatoriai sport.
Miss Clara Honeywell, of Ocean ave-
nue., is spending a week at Brielie, ". j.
Miss Jessie Dewey, of Danferth avenue,
IS at the Watchchung Mountain House !,
Morristown, N. J.
WEST BERGEN OUTINGS.
Mrs. Charles Judge, accompanied by
Miss Georgiana Nuysis. John Lyons and
Samuel Lyons, is spending the month of
August at Lake Chautauqua, N, Y
Mr.. Harry M; Smith, OF No. 40 West
Side avenue. will spend two weeks at his
old home, New London, Conn.
Mr. james N. Atkinson, of No. 50 West
Side avenue, will leave tomorrow on
two weeks vacation from his legal du-
ties. Mir. Atkinson Will go to Sea CHI,
j., l.
E.Mr. and Mrs. j. Jantzens, of Old Ber-
gen Road, are at Brielle, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Clark. of Pearsall
avenue, are at Newburg, n Y
Miss Scott, of Avenue e, is at Silver
Maple Cottage, Delaware
Miss Eliza Simpson, of Danforth ave-
nue., is at LAKE Hopatcong.
Miss 44hillo Vi AuAFeE- aye
nue., will soon leave for Denver, Col.
Mr.. Edward Wilson. OF Pollock avenue,
will go to Washington, d. c., this week
on his vacation.
Master Harry Cummings, of No. As
West Side avenue. is at Liberty. N. Y,
spending the summer.
Miss Louise Hart, of No. l01 Lexington
avenue. will spend her vacation at Boston
and Lynn, Mass.
Mr. Robert E. Jennings, of Eye avenue,
is off on business and pleasure trip IN
the interest of his West Bergen Steel
Works
The Misses Swenarton, of West Side
avenue, will soon go on their summer
outing.
Mrs. 3. Wilson. of Pollock avenue, is
still in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Judge, of Eye avenue, will
join his family at Lake Chautauqua about
The middle Of the month.