The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-14
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avenue, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Osborn. of frog, N. Y
Miss Katie Cutler Of Seventh street, Is
visiting friends at Pond Eddy.
Howard c. French, OF OnHha, Is the
guest OF NJ. c. Allen, of Belmont avenue.
Mrs. A. H Schroeder is spending Sep
TENDER at Richfield Springs.
Miss Eta Schuhart. OF Cole street, has
gone to Walden to spend the autumn
Miss Annie Bell, of Grove street. is Wis
fting friends in Philadelph.
William FL. Beach, of West Side ave-
nue.. Is entertaining George w. Ferguson.
DIR. Herman LOnmann, of Jersey ave-
nue.. Is spending his vacation in the
Adirondacks
Mrs George Higgins, of Erie street, is
visiting friends in Bethel, vt.
George e. Hull is spending the autumn
in California. He will return in October.
Mrs. Atkinson and Miss Ellie Atkin-
son, OF Boston, have been the guests of
Mrs. d. M Durell, Of Palisade avenue.
Mrs William X. Cook, of Arlington
ing. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Raymond. of Erie
street, have gone to Railway for short
stay.
Mrs Henry Ellison Of Magnolia ave-
nue. Is spending few weeks in POUCH
keepsie.
Mrs. s. NJ. Mackey and Miss Addie
Perry, of seventh street, have returned
from visit to Newburg and other places
of interest on the Hudson.
Mrs. George Murray, OF West Side ave-
nue.. will spend several weeks in North
ern New Jersey.
Miss Sarah Newkirk, of Communipaw
avenue, is IN Baltimore. She will return
in November.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles NJ. Hughes, of
Fourth street, are spending a few weeks
with friends in Troy and Albany.
John T. w. Mangels is enjoying him
self at Richfield Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh, of Sixth
street, have gone to Niagara.
Miss Lucy Young is in Binghampton,
where she will remain until January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Henderson. of
Grand street. are spending September at
Lake Mahopac.
Miss Jennie Reilley, Of Claremont ave-
nue., is entertaining Miss Julia Drumm,
of Honesdale, Pa.
Miss Mabel Evans, of Ocean avenue,
will spend the winter. in Florida. Sne
will leave for Jacksonville in November
Mrs. Thomas Wilson and sons, of
Wilton street, have gone to Winnebago
county, Ill, to spend month with rela-
tives.
Miss Jessie Taylor, of Pacific avenue,
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tober.
Mr. and Mrs John McManus are spend
ing few weeks in Albany
MIR. nnd Mrs. Howard Sutton, of Jersey
avenue, are visiting friends in Port
Jervis
Misses Anna and Clara Dohrmann, of
Palisade avenue, are spending Septem-
Der in the Catskills.
Miss Lille Frazer, of Montgomery
street, is sojourning at Elnlira for a
month.
Dr. c. W. Chopper. of Eighth street.
has returned from delightful trip to
Canada.
Mrs. H. e. Sherman, of Grand street, is
visiting her sister in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Seaman will
go TO Bermuda in October to remain dur
ing the winter.
Miss Anna Arnold, of Virginia avenue.
is entertaining Miss Louie NJ. LegEett,
of Princeton.
Miss Bessie Schultz, of Fourth street, is
spending two weeks at New Bedford.
Mrs. e. Munson, of Summit avenue is
entertaining Prof Nichols, of Boston.
Miss Ella Thomas. of Ocean avenue,
will spend the winter in Philadelphia.
Mrs. l.. I. Mason and daughter, of
Madison avenue, have gone TO Nashville.
N c., TO remain during the winter.
Mrs. G. H Benson. of Summit avenue,
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Jamesburg
Mfr and Mrs. James Street, of Fairview
avenue. are spending the autumn In the
Catskills.
d. f Rlggan has been entertaining his
brother, II. H. Riggau, and Miss Riggan,
of Delaware.
Miss Amy Fisher, of Paramount ave-
nue., is visiting friends in Worcester,
Mass.
Miss Mamie Stone, or Clark avenue,
has gone to Brooklyn for short visit.
Mrs. A. L Meany and Miss Ada Meany,
of New York. have been visiting friends
ON Seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. H. Rooney have gone
to Washington, D. c., to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. H. T. Watson, of Forest street, Is
sojonrning at White Plains, n. Y, dur
ing September.
Miss Jessie Tilden, of Jersey avenue,
has returned from a trip through the
South.
Miss Emma Hughes, of Fourth street,
will spend the winter in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Fannie 1ilden, of the Heights,
will leave this month for Drew Seminary,
Carmel, N. Y.
Mrs William Burns has gone to the
Adirondacks for a few weeks.