The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-05
NORTH HUDSON.

The Dulcis Association, which is con-
nected with Holy Family Church, Union
Hill, held one OF the most successful
events of the week at Sturm's Pavilion,
Weehawken, last Monday evening.
Work on the new building Of the Union
Hill Turn Verein on Lewis street has
been resumed. 1t Is to be hoped that the
work will not be again discontinued, as,
when finished. the building will be one
of which the town may well feel proud.
All of the lads and lassies of Wee
hawken attended the annual summer
nights festival of Baldwin Hose Com
paIly, which was held at the Union Hill
Schuetzen Park on Friday evening.
Gutenberg was visited by quite a big
condagration last week. Lutz 81 Co.. the
manufacturers of artists materials, were
burned out. The loss is estimated at over
&20.0 900.
There are but few residents of North
Hudson who visit Eldorado. They are
content with watching the display from q
distance.
Today is the second day Of the big Swiss
festival at the Schuetzen Park. The fes-
tival will close tomorrow.
Eldorado was crowded all day yesrer-
day, and the management made "bar'p'
of money. Most of the sightseers came
from New York.
Workmen are busily engaged erecting
electric light poles along the WeehaWken
boulevard, and soon the boulevard Will
be brilliantly lighted at night. Where,
oh. where, will the lovers go nowg
Court West New York A. 0. +. of A.
have completed arrangements for their
annual excursion and it promises to be
one Of the leading events of the season.
Some persons claim that the only Nolan
of West Hoboken bears resemblance &c
Pr0secutor Winfield
Miss Emma Frech. the accomplished
daughter ar EX-Mayor Rudolph Frech OF
Union Hill, was married to Mr.. George
Paulson last Tuesday evening. The cere.
mony was performed by the Rev. Mr..
Justin.
The Union Hill Town Fathers have
adopted resolution citing Dive Keeper
A. n. Peters to appear before them and
show cause why his license should not be
revoked The JERSEY CITY NEWS has
already shown cause why it should.
The annual excursion of st. Johns
Episcopal Church, West Hoboken. Will be
held on July rs. The excursionists will
90 to Bay Cliff Park.
The Union Hill Schuetzen Corps. Cap
tain Engel, will hold carriage parade
through the streets of Union Hill on
July Is, after which tine corps will re-
pair to the Scnuetzen Park and shoot for
prizes. There Will be dancing IN the
evening.
At last something definite has beer
done by the Union Hill Town Father:
about building a new Town Hall. The
Council has advertised for bids fol- tht
proposed new buii ding. The building Is
to be three storie in height, heutec
thr onhont with steam. There are to be 8
| council chamber, committee room, clerks
Office treaSurer's Office, collectors Office
recorders Office, police station, ten cell
and Accommodations for dodgers. vaults
cellars, library and reading room. and
also Accommodations for two fire COM
panies.
Union Hill should have a postofilce de
livery. The town is growing and the resi-
| dents are complaining of being compelled
to go to the local branch Office to get theil
mail. Postmaster Buttenbaum will carr
the gratitude OF the residents If he sue
ceeds in securing delivery.
The Union Hill Hook and Ladder Com
pany held their annual picnic at Frech IS
Park yesterday and it proved genera
success, over seventy-five couples parGici-
pating.
The Dan Ridgeway Fishing Club o.
West Hoboken. named in honor of tns