The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-26
BAYONNE DOINGS.
Many Items Of Interest, Social,
Religious and Industrial.

The Board of Education will hold a
business meeting tomorrow evening.
Miss Jennie Overbaugh, of No. 1902
West Fifth street. is at Great Neck, Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs, John A. Weaver, Of West
Twenty-second street. has been visiting
friends at Whitehouse, Hunterdon
county.
Professor George W. Taylor of No. Is
West Eight street has left town to spend
a month with relatives at Fredericks-
burg.
Mr.. S. S. Scholl, formerly of this city. is
now superintendent of the Whittier and
Francisco.
This evening John Dunn, the popular
twirler for the baseball team of the Young
Mems association, will become a Bene-
dict. The bride to be is Miss Mary Kane.
an accomplished young lady of the Sec
ond ward. The ceremony will take place
in st. Mary's Star OF the Sea r. @.
Church. and the rector, the Rev. Father
Thomas M. Killeen, will oficiate.
Tomorrow evening Hudson Council,
No. 81. National Provident Union. will
meet in Brownies Hall. West Eighth
street, and initiate several candiaates.
MI. and Mrs. ,Ebenezer r. Steckwell.
ol Indianapolis, Ind,, are The guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred II. LOOMS. of Ave
nue. G..
Ex-Mayor John Newman will return on
Saturday, October s, from his trip
through the Western States and his exr
tended sojourn at Lincoln, Neb., as The
guest OF Honorable David Newman, his
brother.
The John NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apopu-
Lar Second ward organization, entertained
1EG frtnndQ unafnrdou
Newark Bay shore with a chowder fest
iyal.
The Board of Governors of the Work
lngmen's Free Library and Reading
Room Association are arranging for their
annual series of entertainments. The
hrst Will take place on Saturday evening,
October Is.
The employees of the Tide Water OH
Company,s can shop are now working
eleven hours a day.
The Bayonne Musical Society has de-
clded TO hold its first formal rehearsal of
the season on Tuesday evening. October
4. in the lecture-room of the First Re-
formed Church OIL Avenue G. Every
Tuesday evening a rehearsal will take
place. An elementary class in singing
will be started on Friday evening, October
Z. The first public concert will be given
In the First Reformed Church on Tuesday
evening. December 13.
The special service of song held last
evening in the First Reformed Church on
Avenue G., under the direction of Prof.
William Till, the organist and choirmas-
ter, attracted q large throng. Among
those who participated in the singing
were Mrs. James H. Perine, Mrs. Otto w.
Schiereth, Misses Bessie v. Young and
Elizabeth Hooker and Messrs. Charles NJ.
ColviIle and Westervelt Van Buskirk.
The Second ward Cleveland and Stew
enson Campaign Club has been organized
with headquarters at the corner of Ave
nue. G and West Nineteenth street, fifty
members and the following corps OF Off
cers:-President, Martin Cassidy; Vice
President, Valentine Schulz, Jr.; Secre-
tary, Nicholas Publ; Treasurer. Joseph
Geiger.
The Bayonne Bowling Club has been
reorganized with the following officers:
President, Ex-School Trustee Egbert Sew
mour; Vice President, William j. Brown:
Secretary, Robert Bennett; Treasurer.
Edward e. Stockton.
The Newark Bay Boat Club has ten
dered the Pamrapo Athletic Club the use
of It's new winter club house on West
Thirty-fonrth street for a reception and
hop in return for the compliment of the
Pamrapo boys In rendering the use of
their club house to the Newark BAYS
when the latter clubs house burned
down several months ago..
Independent Fire Association has me-
titioned the Board of Councilmen for a
new engine house.