The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31


street. is sojoUrning among the Catskills.
Miss Bessie Scarle, of FairvieW avenue,
has gone to Binghampton.
Mr. George Frazer, of Summit avenue,
will return this week from the Catskills.
owen Mul1aney, OF seventh street,
has returned from Hunter. n. Y.
Mrs. +. K Pitman, of Wilton street, is
visiting friends at New City.
Mrs. Halliday, of Garfield avenue, is en-
tertaining Miss Grace Vreeland, of Staten
Island
Miss A. L. Fell, of the Heights, is So
journing at Fort Worth.
Miss Sadie Perry. of Seventh street, has
returned from Newburoh.
Miss Lille Brock, Of Fairmount ave-
nue., is rusticating in the Adirondacks.
Miss Renie Cranmer, of jersey avenue,
has returned from the Catskiils. She will
spend September at Nyack.
Mrs. S. NJ. Mackey, of Seventh street.
and Miss Addie Perry have gone to New
burgh
Miss Della Dawson, of Seventh street,
has returned from Poughkeepsie.
Miss Susan Woodruff, of Cottage
street, has been visiting friends in Har-
lams.
Miss Lille Vance. Of Mercer street, has
gone to Connecticut to stay few weeks
Mrs. Ezra Soper, OF Erie street, has re-
turned from the Catskills.
Miss Grace Houston is sum mering in
Connecticut.
Miss Lizzie j. McComb, of Bramhall
avenue, is summering in SOmerville.
Mrs. James RafCer and family. of Jer-
sey avenue, have returned from Staten
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farrier, have been
spending August at Bloomingburg, N. Y.
Miss Emily Matthews, of Magnolia ave-
nue.. is summering at Lake Hopatcong
Miss Annie Seaman, of Laidlaw avenue,
is at Fort Montgomery.
Miss Susie Benedict. of Astor place, is
soJourning at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Lockwood and family, of Seventh
street have returned from Pennsylvania.
Miss Amy Taylor. OF Pacific avenue, is
rusticating in the Catskiils.
Miss Julia Z. Mercein has been sum-
mering at Branchport.
Miss Emma Van Cour, of the Heights,
has returned from the country.
Frank @. Taylor, of Jersey avenue, has
gone to Massachusetts, to spend his vaca-
ton
Miss Minnie Valentine has gone to AS
bury PARK for few weeks.
Mrs. William Bush. of Erie street, has
returned from Bloomingburg. N. x.
Jacob Willover is enjoying his vacation
at Asbury Park.
Miss George Garrison, of Waverly
street, has gone to Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Connolly, of
Jewett avenue, have gone to Echo Lake
to stay two weeks.
Mrs J. p Noonan and family, of Bald
win avenue, are sunmeriug at Point
Pleasant.
Miss Ida Brown, of Third street, has
gone 60 Rondout for few weeks.
Mrs. ElmendoH and family, of Erie
street, have returned from months So
Journ in Connecticut.
Mrs. George +. Holmes of the Heights,
is summering at Asbury Park
Miss Gertie Van Reiper is sojourning in
Connecticut
Mrs. K. H. Mcfarland has returned
from Peekskill
Mrs. Jonn Durr, of Summit avenue,
has gone 10 Milton n. T., for a few
weeks
Mrs. J. E. Carter of Pacific avenue,
has gone to Greenwood Lake.
Mrs Ellsworth Ebersole is at Barnegat.
She will return this week.
Mrs. Clark Durham has gone to Bound
Brook to visit her mother.
Mrs. Benjamin Fairbanks is spending a
month at Frenchtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Roe and family, of
Jersey avenue, are spending the summe +
in Pennsylvania
Miss Grace Hackett, of Lafayette, has
gone to Worcester, Mass, TO stay a
month.
Miss Kate Reeves, of Fourth street, is
summeriDg among the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kearney, of Oak
land avenue, have gone to Hayerstraw to
Miss May Tenbroeck has returned
from Howells, where she has been spend
ing the summer.
Mrs and Mrs. Henry G. Wulp, of War
rem street, have been spending the week
at Fallsburg, N. Y.
Miss Ella Robinson, of Jersey avenue,
has been at Asbury Park fer month.
Miss Eva Mcfarland will spend her va
cation in Nutley.
Mrs. John r. McAusland, of Fifth
street, has returned fcom Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Miller and Master Henry Miller
will visit friends in Paterson.
Miss Gussie Smith, of Jersey avenue, is
spending pleasant vacation at Red Bank
Mrs. A. l.. Hurdle. of Montgomery
street, has returned from Fallsburg, n. 7.
J. J. Smith has gone to Asbury PARK
for his vacation.
Thomas Dunn, of Madison avenue, is
sojourning at Middletown.
Miss Mamie Durham. of Pavonia ave
nue., is spending pleasant vacation at
Cape May.
Mrs. Hartnett and family are among
the CatSkills
Miss Alice Dodge, of Grand street, is at
Red Bank for two weeks.
Fred Merritt has returned from de-
lightful sojourn at Monticello.
Miss Carrie V. Spargo is at Long
Branch.
Miss Geneyieve Appleton, Mrs. E. B,
Crist and Mrs. Bouker, of Wilton street.
this city, are summering at II owells, New
York State.
Mr.. William Dingwal1, of Prescott
place, started yesterday for Roc kaway
Beach, where he will inhale the ocean
breezes for week at the Grand Ocean
Hotel.
Mr.. David Carmichal has returned
from Boston, where he spent two weeks,
combining business with pleasure.
Miss Ellie May Ebersole is rusticating
at White Sulphur Springs
Miss Annie Perrine, Of Vroom street,
has returned from Erie, Pa.
Miss Bertha Cooper, of jersey avenue,
is spending O few weeks at White Lake.
Miss Eta Martin, OF Ninth street, has
gone to the Atlantic Highlands.
Benjamin Stevens has returned from
a pleasant trip to Monticello.
Mrs. Horace Farrier has returned from
Fallsburg, and is now at Island Heights
Miss Lizzie Wallace, of Grove street
has gone to Newburg for several weeks.
Miss M. Il. Andrews, OF Waldo avenue.
is visiting all the places of interest in
Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Doyle, of Fifth
street, are rusticating In the Catskills.
George M. Foster, of Monticello avenue.
Is enjoying his vacation at Hudson.
Mrs. Phelps. of Grand street. is in
Europe. She will return in October