The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-27

more tney VIII start oh q yachting cruise
Mr. and Mrs. Ghstrles li:gress mud fam.
! ily have gone to Ulster county TO spend
/ the summer. w ~
Miss Norcross has gone to Pittsburg
for several weeks
/ Mr. aud Mrs. John Befz, Of Eighth
street. IRE staying Mt Brlelle dnring the
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Betle, Jr.. ere sum.
mering nc Ocenn Beach.
Mrs. s. j kaufman is visiting friends
at Whitestone, L. l.
The Rev and Mrs. a. A zabriskie will
spend the month Of August at Northfeld.
alfred Hayne has gone to niagara to
! spend his vacation.
Mrs. David Mitchell and Miss Mitchell
are sunmering in Canada.
9. r. Burns is spending a pleasant va
cation in the Catskills
Mrs. Samuel Taylor, of Sussex street,
is summering In the Carskills.
Miss Mud White, of Sixth street. has
returned from Poughkecpsie.
Robert Wright, formerly of this city,
now Of Worcester, has been visiting
friendson the Heights.
Miss Clara Jewett has gone to Wind
ham, N. Y
| E. K. FIedricks, of Franklin street, has
gone. to Germany to visit his parents.
The. Rev Dr. Lowrie and family are
| spending the silmiiier at mountTabcr
! Charles r. Burgess has gone to indiana
polls to stay two weeks.
Miss NJ. A. ConghlIn, of ST. Paul's
avenue. Is sttinnering at Schroon Lake,
! in the Adirondacks,. ~
Miss Annie NJ. Donald, Of York street,
is spending the summer at Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heaton, of Palisade
avenue, are summening at Greenport,
| l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Van Houten have
returned from the Thousand Island.
j. e. Goodwin, of Grand street, is enioy-
| ing his vacation at Barncgat
| Mr.. and Mrs. Garret Van Reiper are
/ summering at Bar HarbCr
Mrs. s, M. Mackey and Miss Addie
| Perry of Seventh street, have gone to
East Orange to spend a few weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Fielder have
returned from the Gatskiils. The rest Of
| the summer they will spend at Bar Har-
| bor Me.
Miss Lou Rogers. of Vroom street, has
returned from trip to Chicago.
M w. Herrick has gone to Far Rocka-
| way to enjoy the sea bathing during the
| summer. =
Miss Maggie E. Cooke, of York street.
has gone to Asbury Park for the summer
Alderman Edward Hoos and family are
occupying his country residence at Spring
| Valley, Rockland county, n. Y.
Miss Sadie G. Clymes is sojourning at
the Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. George Pierson, of Wayne street,
is summering at Belmar.
! Miss Susie Thompson, of Cottage street,
has returned from visit to Grand View,
NY
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dickinson, Of
Ocean avenue, have gone to the Cats
kills to stay until September.
Miss Ida Forman, of Summit avenue.
is frustrating III Pike county, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rankin, OF Grove
street, are enjoying the summer at Red
Bank.
Miss Fannie Rogers. of Central avenue.
| is summerng in Vermont.
Misses Lucy and Belle Young are sum
mering at Binghamton.
Miss Ella Pinckney, of Forrest street.
is rusticafing at RocRland Lake.
WEST BERGEN OUTINGS
Mr.. w. Fl. Cummings, DR., aud Ed
ward Cummings, of West Side avenue,
left early Tuesday morning for Liberty,
N. Y, where they will camp out. They
took their horse and carriage with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cummings. senior,
will join them as soon as the camp is put
| in order.
Mr.. Samuel King, of No. 107 West side
avenue, has returned from his two
weeks vacation spent at Snyder's Lake,
! N. Y.
Miss May Cheseboro, of No. "A Clark
avenue, returned Monday from Cobens-
| Vile, N. Y, where she had been enjoying
two weeks vacation.
Mes6rs John and Samuel Lyons, of
Ege avenue, returned from Ocean Grove
| Monday last.
! Mr. and Mrs J. f. March and family
are at the Adirondacks N. Y.
| A pleasant party left West Bergen last
\ Monday for the Berkshire Hills, Mass.
where they win camp out for three
| weeks. The following persons composed
the party:-Mrs. Margaret Dunlap, Miss
Tillie Hepsley, Miss Nettie Wood, Miss
| May l.. Dunlap, Colonel Ellsworth
Schultz, Frank r, Dunlap and William
II. Wood Mr. Wood has promised to-
write to the NEWS if he kills any bears:
Mr.. Z. l.. Everits, the chorister of the
| West Side Avenue N. E. Church, has res
| turned home from a pleasant weeks
| yachting cruise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Judge. of Eye
avenue, contemplate a feww sojourn
at Lake Chautauqua, N. Y.
Thomas Hanlou Atkinson, of No. 81
| West Side avenue, is at Sea Cliff, N, Y.
Mrs. E. Wilson, of Pollock street, and
| niece, Miss Emma Langley, are on a visit
| to relatives In Philadelphia.
GREENvILLE SUMMER OUTINGS.
Mr. and Mrs. n II. Harrison, of Car
taret avenue, are at the Delaware Water
Miss Helen Moore, of Cartaret avenuel
| is at Red Bank, N. j., for the summer
Mrs w. r. Dumond, of Clerk street il
at Delaware Water Gap TO- the summer
| MIS- IL ~. A1pOOuCA anu QeAuSilttE, u
| Cartaret avenue. have returned from
| Massachusetts.
Mr. j. L. Harvey and family, of Hookes
avenue. are at Ridgefield, Conn.
| Mr. Fred Schultz, of Noble street, is al
| Navesink. He will soon 60 to Oceau
Grove from Navesink.
Mr. @. r. Burger, president of the
Greenville Y. NJ. g. A., is at Indianapolis
as delegate to the convention of the
| Amateur Press Association.
| Mr. Carl Drewson. of Greenville, is at
| Bloomingsberg, N. Y, until September l.
Miss Freda Burkhardt, of McAdoo ave-
nue., is on a visit to friends at Indian
apolis.
Mr. Alphonso Bouchet editor Of the
! Greenvllle Y Dr. c. 81. Notes, viii sum-
| iner at Roselle, N J. Mr. Bouchet will
be the guest of Count and Countess Pan
| ciatichi
The Misses Mamie Spillane and Mamie
Feeley have just returned from their
three weeks trip through the Eastern
States.
THE THICK AND THIN OF 1T