The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-05
the east side of Jersey avenue, halting on
the northeast, o,11.liar of Second street

the east side of Jersey avenue, haltlng on
the northeast corner of Second street
In st. Paul's Church the scholars OF the
Sunday School assembled promptly at two
o'clock. Blue badges marked with the name
of the Sunday School were distributed
to the scholars. The anniversary ex-
ercises included recitations by the infant
scholars the singing of the anniversary
hymns, and an address by the Rev William
Il. Eakins. pastor of St. Pauls. AT ton min-
utes past three the school, 450 strong lelt
the church. Marshal's Aide George b. Lud-
lum directed the march. The scholars were
accompanied by twenty-eight teachers and
seven officers. The Infant school carried q
pretty Maypole decorated with flowers and
ribbons Several classes of the main school
carried their large banners. fifteen In num-
ber The school marched up the north side
of Third street to the northeast corner OF
Jersey avenue, where it halted The Home
of the Homeless inmates Joined the Sunday
school during its march.
The Zion NJ E. Sunday School met at two
o'clock and held anniversary exercises. At
g. 10 the school started from the church, tax
ing the east side OF Monmouth street 70 the
south side of Third street, to the southeast
corner of Third street and Jersey avenue,
where halt was made.
In the PEEK Reformed Church the Sunday
school assembled at two o'clock, when
badges were distributed to the scholars and
teachers The exercises, which began at
half-past two, comprised singing of anniver-
sary hymns with Others from the Sunday
School book, recitations by the scholars and
an appropriate address by Rev. Cornelius
Brett Pastor Morgan also made brief ad-
dress to the Sunday School
The school left the church at $40, proceed
ing along the north side of Eighth street, TO
the west size of Erie street. to the north side
of Fourth street. to the east side of Jersey
avenue, hating at the northeast corner of
Third street The Marshal's Aide in charge
was w. Boucher.
In Centenary NJ E. Church the scholars
assembled at two O'Clock and listened to ad-
dresses by Frank NJ. Jeffrey and s. o.
Church. former Superintendents Of the Sun
day school Recitations by Edna Quick,
Arilla Romer. Edith Askew and Eddie
Blanchard. Songs were sung by the entire
school, and Pastor butcher made an inter
esting address. At 3:05 o'clock the schoolleft
the church, 450 strong, under the charge OF
Superintendent VIM. E. Drake and the fol
lowing teachers and officers Mics Florence
E. Trobridge, Mrs. W. A. Lindsay, c. M.
Van AIKEN, Harry P. Bates, LLOYD Irow-
bridge, Frank Bloom, M. L. Hoover, Peter
Morse, Miss Sarah Robinson, Mrs. w g.
Drake, Miss Hattie Jones, w E. Bates, Miss
Mamie Ensign, Mrs. Peter Morse, VIM. Mea-
Tassel, Mrs G. W. Meeks, Mrs A.
E. DeMott, Miss Maggie Cole, Miss Lille
G. Watson, James Lockwood, Peter Morse,
At 3:2O the whole column started from the
west side of jersey avenue and Second street,
marching to the south side Of Montgomery
street to the Montgomery street entrance OF
Van Worst Park. where q halt was made
until the signal to enter the park came from
the rev lew stand.