The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-24
NORTH HUDSON NOTES.
Picnic Season Is Coming and Many
Outings Are Planned.

Floral Park, West Hoboken, was for
malIy opened last Monday, when the
West Hoboken Schuerzen Corps held
their annual picnic.
Matt Ludlow, one OF the most popular
young men In North Hudson, who has
been Ill for some time, was able TO BIS
about last week.
Manager Fred Walker, Of the Palasaide
Amusement and Exhibition Company,
says that the first spectacular production
VIII be given about June Is Hundreds
Of sight ssers visit the park daily.
The lads and lassies in West Hoboken
are haDDy. BAldwi Hose COMPANY Will
give picnic st the Union Fill Schuefzsn
Park on July g. This is the great event
OF the year IN Weehawken.
When, oh when. viii Union Hill have
3 new Town Halls The present structure
looks more ike a stable than anything
else The lookup is a Laughing stock.
Mayor Conway Of Union Hill came near
losing his eYesight last week. At his
place of business in New York & pf zee OF
molten lead fell and strnck him n the
face. Although he was SO glad TO have
saved his eyes that the accident assumed
a less disagreeabie aspect. yet the Mayor
suffered much pain and Inconvenience.
On June and the regularly quarterly
tIficates viii be held in District School
No 6 in Union HILL
Company B. Secon d Regiment, o. Union
hill will decorate the graves OF fallen
heroes on next Saturday.
The saloon keepers OF Union Hill have
raised the price of beer to ten cents pint
The saloon keepers were compelled to do
this, they say. on account Of the increase
in the liquor license fes
Next Thursday evening Company B.
Second Regiment will be inspected It
Rnth's Rail, Union Hill.
Thieves are operating in Union Hill
Salmyer's restaurant on BergenIine
avenue was entered one night last week
ana some small change was taken The
job was not done by professionals, but
was no doubt done by one of the numer-
Gus gangs.
Jefferson Lodge. L O. o. r, of Union
Hill, is arranging for family party to be
held at Carlstadt.
Weehawken is having trouble securing
proper light. The trouble seems TO b E
that not enough money has been appro-
priated to properly light the town, but
the Town Fathers will get over that diff :
Guilty no doubt.
Engine Company. are candidates for
chief and assistant engineer Of the Town
ship of Union Fire Depar tment.
There are three men op Grating saloons
in West Hoooken who should be debarred
from doing so on account OF being non
residents. The Town Fathers will prob
ably see that their licenses are revoked.
The members Of the Union Hill Turn
Verein bit of more than they couid chew
when they undertook the erection OF
their new building on Lewis street.
Philip j. Tomlin, one of the Oldest and
best known residents of North Hudson,
passed away during the past week. The
deceased was universally liked and his
death is moufned by many.
Mayor lPinnell, of North Bergen, viii
spend the summer st Rockland Lake,
New York
The Moonlight Bowling Club, os Union
Hill, will have an outing at Carlstadt to-
day.
On next Thursday evening the young
ladies of Union Place NJ. E. Church
Union Hill, win hold a strawberry festi.
val
Father Murphy. of st. Lawrence R. c.
Church. Weehawken. intends to hold q
fair next month.
There will be a grand sacred concert at
the Union Hill Schuetzen Park today.
Prof. Lederhaus' orchestra has been en-
gagged.