The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-18
BAY0NNE D0INGS.
Building and Loan ltems-Wed-
dings-Church Services.

At the last meeting of Bayonne Mutual Blu lid
ing and Loan Association No. 2, a loan of 81, 400
was made {, Thomas P. Swifto of West Thirty
fifth street, a. a premium Of thirty cents per
share per month.
The Board of Education will hold its final
business meetin z this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Drake of Baltimore,
with friends in this city. Mrs. Drake was Miss
Annie Fawcett, daughter of ex-Councilman and
Mrs. Robert T. Fawcett, formerly of this city.
The Centreville Mutual Building and Loan
Association has just passed the $1,000 mark in
outstanding loans.
Miss Margaret irving, the younge.t daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Irving, formeIl y OF
this city, was quietly married last Thursday
evening at the home OF her parents in Kensing e.
ton. Philadelphia. to Allan Y. Benton, a wealthy
young MAJ OF that city. The young couple are
passing tneir honeymoon with relatives in Bos-
ton, On Their return home they will visit friends
In this city.
There are seven applications for members ship
before Bayonne Council No. sos, Royal Ar
canum. Several applicants will be initiated this
evening.
Coleman E.. Nissan, the eldest son of Benja-
min T.. Kissam, of Avenue A and West First
street, Bergen Point, will wed Mss Annie Green.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward It. Green, of
Trenton, this State, on Thursday afternoon. The
ceremony will take place in the First Presbyter-
nan church ut Trenton, and will be followed by q
rece ption at the home OF the BRIDES parents.
A festival of lanterns will DO held in the parish
building of Trinity Episcopal church at Bergen
Point on Thursday and Friday evenings under the
auspices of the Ladies' All Society.
Thomas Mccullough, a driver In the employ o
George Watson. of Jersey City, was arrest ed
this morning by Special officer James Farrant. of
the 5. p. e.. A.. for driving a lame horse. Far
rant arraigned his prisoner before Justice P. W.
Connolly, who fined Mccullough $40.
Communion services wet held yesterday fore
noon in the Bergen Point Reformed Gnu CHI.
Moving to the indisposition of the pastor, the
Rev. henry W. F.. Jones. there were no regular
Easter services last evening In the First Presby-
fnt.a nm (Irtpoh I'll. AnRPAo tic hAtd Haa.Ar
sive readings. During the morning service Miss
Hattie Hamilton sang a beautiful solo. Pastor
jones' delivered a sermon upon The Resurrec-
ton"
Cards have been issued for the wedding of
Miss Ida Day Voorhees,, the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Voorhees, of Linden
street, Bayonne, to Mr.. Arthur Ferdinand Rode
valid OF New Brighton, s. /. The ceremony will
be held on Wednesday evening. Apr y, In the
Trinity Episcopal Church at Bergen Point.
Mrs. Margaret Tyte of Avenue L aud East
Twenty-frst street reported TO the police this
morning that two watches and two rings were
stolen from her dwelling yesterday. She Le-
lieves the robbery was committed by a man who
called at her house to secure board.
The half dozen Hungarian coopers who struck
work at the establishment of ths Tidewater Oil
Company at Constable Hook, last Thursday,
and caused disturbances, were held for exam.
nation this morning by Recorder Besher.
This evening the Eighth Battalion, Washing
ton Rifles of New Jersey, Germania Schuetzen
Corps, comprising Carl Schurz Company No. 40,
Fritz Reuter- Company No, so, aud Bayonne
City company NJ 10, WIN Hoiu u uSulcdsoh
celebration In honor of its new flag in Beste,'s
Germania Hall, Centreville. Major August
Schmidt will inspect the Command.
The Rev. Charles A. Mott, pastor of the First
| Baptist Church, has rendered his resignation, to
take effect on October /. He has been pastor of
the church two years.
Yesterday afternoon the team Of the Young
Mems Association defe lted the nine of the West
Side Athletic CLUB In a game of six innings by a
s Msnss Of Sss : to ,; The csa Batts5is5 w sns TisSsH:
West Side Athletic Club, Cooney and MCCARTHY