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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
BAYONNT.

nh. commencement exercises of The ilsh Scho''
~ ~ hs,a ON Monday evening july ]. in me
Newark Ray Boa, Clubs winter clubhouse !"
90, r,s,r,v fourth..t Miss NJ J. u. Thomas. the
,,,,c,o.i has n class OF twtn'y-on" pupils On
r.s.say s,,,,ooon ~ mex, week the High school
,,,n,,s win receive their parents and friend" IN the
school building 49, ,,,,, ,,,., CAR
-, .s.ocia,ion has elected Theodore H. Soat
a.,.ra,e 10 the convention OF the National otRah-
.s,,nn a, philadelphia. on Labor bay. Monday.
September ? ., r.,,,,. s,,oo,
The commencement exercises o' '"o'' '"'''
~ arc scheduled for Thursday o. next week
NJ v,,ss Ueien blanche Bowers. daughter OF MT ana
inbn A Bowers. OF Avenue !. ana last
:Trhi,,yssecond-st quietly married las, Wethes,
day afiernossn IN c, ,nn inrmery OF canada ana
sne rs W. s,oncI In city u North Carolina MISS
n n.rua Rowsrs toe brides sister. was tnaia oi
honor. Wan 'rhc ushers were James Hloom-
nhy ues rohn flowers. The Rev Charles H. Jones.
~ ~ .sor 0fhclatef After recepticn ana supPer
~ RE home OF the brides pnrch,s, ", n,r hs
New-nnSF,he Tayonnc Rowing AID Athletic Asso-
Citations series q dehgn,tn, eysnns IN the
onu anI2stl,ns clubhouse on ;he N"w-YoTk Bay
shore. :. ,....uoS Icnner rector OF St Johns
rn,e.tsnt Ip,rcopal Church. Is spending ms vaca'
iro'ess," fortnight among the Adirondack Noun
'aHsI ext Friday evening the members q E2worth
,xsSmor,aj Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII eve a
Garden party at the home OF Mr.. ana MITE FRANK
Fl Melville so,0,,v ,oons q pleasant
IN , nrrv and ice-creayn festival was held on
,:yvaning under the direction OF Van Bus
III Circle. No IS. Ladies Of the c. A. H.
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MOETCL.AIR.

Tho Town Council held an extra session on Tues
day nl.ht to take ac;ion upon the petition OF
nuiab r o. iOra. Democrats to John T. STOCKTON.
State Attorney General asking that ~ file an infor-
nation in the Supreme Court in the nature OF 4 VIII;
81 quo warran;o 10 inquire INTO the validity % the
local Government \ petition which had been laid
over from 'hc night before and which stated that
the Ai'orney-G,neral y" requested 10 deny the ap-
plicaion ami that tn town attorney be instructed
TO present the facts In answer u the petition 50
n.ed was unanimously adopted. The Council also
apyOiitcl Chairman wilson and Councilman Muir
ph, Parsons CONN and Sawyer to confer with the
town attorney. ami u necessary - 20 10 Trenton
10 lay the case before tn Attorney -,it neral rhe
petition which has been filed Gains that. although
the inhabitants o' Montcla!r were entitled to a
special election 90 determine whether they should
at - March = 1895 the Town Council waived such
election and continued In oilce. The statement
As Illegal the Courcn is lawless and lavish In ex-
pcnaiure o, public fr"s ana has 30 idea of It's ac-
Provisions ~ the law under which It Claims act
The Council claims In RECITATION mat under The
continued body polite am Incorporate. and
nj thr officers are entitled 10 exercise al the pow
OWlas 10 the ack ~ room In the chapel OF the
high srhoo tae commencement exercises were he'd
thurch. nitc,n students receiving their diplomas.
Misc Julia coo;cl Watkins was valeiictorian; ne
Curfis Louise Carter. Mary Ferm'nc pu Buisspn.
Mary q E-hbaugh. Grace Louise Russell Mary
Bucl Sayles. Lillian OlcOtt shafcr and William W.
Bro4s. Herbert : Harrison. OTTO IL linck. Walter
Murray sanders. oliver II Sawyer. Robert Crooks
Siau'cy and william Walkrr. The class ~ 81 gave
a reception Tor the graduates In the clGb hall las.
"Wednesday evening
Last night the nrst annual meeting of the alumni
assorlItlOn 90 the high school hrli ~ the high
ichool hliliInr a large number OF guess being
present
The recently completed State census OF Montclair
SHOWS ~ opulatlon to be llisO. which Is a gain
Of Jlli Yin'r ls9D
Mis-, Mnudc Irie1t AMI Semonr Crane ~ Mont
claif. were married at the home ot the brides par
ont IA IA llk ,Atn A ~
ffiruos AMI relatives witnessing the ceremony. Mr..
anu Mrs crane VII sail to day on ne Etruria for
England, to b. away until August
The engagement has been announced OF Miss an -
Van ilarcom and L. cOllgnon both ~ Montclair
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BLOOMFIELD.

\ department of flower mission work has been
organized III the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. Mrs. ". j Cook has been chosen suprrin-
icnlcut and Mira W. - Van Winkc aaa'Hinni
The nflS-sAlh anniversary Of the Waticsslng
Womans Christian Temperance Union wa held on
Wednesday evening
The number 81 directors Of the bloomfield Ma.
tonal Bank haa been reduced from thirteen to
eleven
Tho township school census. AN reported bv y.
Munat shows Ia" total nufnbcf of children to hn
i, mn Increase ~ ~ over last year THIS includes
Brookdal'
Tho pubic schools VIII cloh" Oh June 81 The
commencement exercises VIII be- hcll Ia tho First
PRESBYTERIAN Church
Tho Glen liidfc Ere Department was treated 10 "A
cake aud lemonade luncheon at Councilman II a..
corilcys home on Wednesday nlght
The commencement eNHcciteF Of the School ~ tho
Sacred Heart VIII be held on Friday. June ~
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ENGLEWOOD.
woMENs BICYCLE PARADE At TIE FELL
CII'B-THE CLOSING OF THE SCHOOLS.

\ wOMENs BICYCLE PARADE At TIE FIELD
cIrB-THE CLOSING OF THE SCHOOLS
The Field Club has arranged a gorgeous bicycle
parade for the women riders OF the club mex, Satur
day Each girl vii, decorate her wheel with how-
ers and prizes Will be awarded for the handsomcst
decorations. 1t is expected. also that the girls
will array themselves IN coors as bright and varied
as the flowers, and 1t is certain that they Will be
followed by an admring and devoted crowd Of
wheelmen. who Will lineer in the rear and revive
any OF the fantng ones who fal by the waysidc
The members Of the Field club gathered In fun
force last Saturday nigh, for the theatrical AMI
musical entertainment which was given At the
clubhouse under the management OF the Ladies
House Committee. Augustus Duryea and Miss Coo
acted the comedy of "A Happy Pair" with great
brilliancy and displayed talent Of high order
Miss Blyth and Grant Odel sang effectively; ana
trrtainrneri was decided success and resu ted in
substantial addition to the furnishing fund Of the
shape and enthusiasts may take fun advantage Of
this at any time. on several days in the week 1t IS
lions 10 those desiring 70 learn ne game ..
mencement exercises IN the Lyceum on next Thurs
day evening. The school has grown steadily IN ne
last few years Dotn N h he nap o y ,R n
strucors; SO II is natural to infer that ne com
ing commencement excrcses vii. be more interest
ing than any Of their predecessors. The small boy.
In patience until the public schools close for the
reason re- thai on TUESDAY a circus is coming 10 town
Engewood viii send de.egition 81 score or
more Of musc-lovers TO the first Scdl concerts Of
the season at Brighton Beach next Saturday after
noon and evening II argues well for the devotion
10 music OF Engewood people that they insist upon
attending these concerts with tho utmost regular
It's although the trip must he taken over hot
railroads trains that do rot arrive in Englc-
wood until ] O'Clock In the morning
This week Will the departure % more Englr-
wood people for Europe Donald Nac,ay. rrcsid mt
Of the Citizens National Bank and tho wel-knoWn
New-York banker. WIN spend TWO months abroad.
Miss SHADE of Woodlard-st.. started last week for
Europe as did Miss Creighton and Miss Gerr.sh. j..
Hugh Peters and his family VIII sail next saturday
on the Neeniam. and viii be absent several months
George Mcconnell Of Wilmslow, England spent a
part OF and the early part Of this week IN
Englewood AT the home OF his wfes father. Colonel
H. ". Banks He took back to his home In Eng
land his wife who has been visiting at the home Of
her father several months.
l.. A. Brinckerhon and his family nave gone to
Far Rockaway for the summer
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HARRISON.

william Nichols. former resident OF Harrison
who has been In the Wcs' for some years. Is on .
visit to his mother ana sister.
II. J. McWsters has received the contract 20
place new floors in the houses OF Passac and Nep-
tune Hose companies and the Harrison Hook and
Ladder Company.
The Ladies' All Society OF the Davis Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church he'd literary enter
tanment and icecream festival In the church
"Wednesday evening
At the meeting OF Branch No. is. St Patrlcks
Alliance, a reception given for Sarue, Rawlins.
tho second vice-presdcnt OF the branch who sails
for Europe rext week
The entertainment gwen by the Ladies' Ala So
ciety or the Davis Memorial Church Tuesday night
was successful. The literary exercises were he'd
In the church edihce
Ernest Metzger. OF No 326 Harrson-ave. mar
RCD Hiss Mile Rice. OF Philadelphia. at the home
or the brides parents Wednesday.
AT the meeting OF the Business Mems Assoca-
Ton OF Harrison and Kearny Oh Wednesday night
yonn j. FeatherstQn. Charles j. Witt and Ernest
Bodenwe.ser were appointed committee to make
arrangements Tor an outing on July II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
MADISON.

The property-oWnera In Kings Road between
Gr,en-aVe. and Trospect-st are placing a flag side
walk in front OF their homes.
The fact that Madison Will b. entitled to elect a
member the Board OF Frerhoders at the next
spring election Is established beyond doubt
The law passed by the last t. gis!ature requires
that boioughs shall have population of 800 to
eject a TrcrhoIo.. The canvass 10y Collector Nc
Tfrnan up 10 this date shows Topula don ~ over
2.Hn enumerated.
The baseball grounds recently secured by the
Young Mems Christian Association bali team are
now being put IN condition.
4 stable Is being erected 10y " Mex Twomhly
about $50 feet west ~ his new house. The building
VIII be t~o stories high and viii be- finished In white
Tile.
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and Mrs Joseph Balch Williams Of Tennis resident
David Hady. Of Newnurg:, , to' his parents, Mr..
S of N Mrs A. SHin' Had az s. paurs
The Rev James a. Farley, p1 an,of Who has been
In SsatS FOR some time has gone to Cape Goa
ior 1tsrartlin athletic Association has made ar
-annenents for a lawn party on July a. .ho Macy
" OF NeW-EOrk. mas lease" 49,
cottage Terrace Place ,,,, aaues on the
The success OF the Gymlkainna Elk sal nn saturday
has caused the starting OF moveeh, ys 1ut
series Of games to be held ia.er III cI,,bs but
later open 10 all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

Work has been resumed GA the Passaic ard New
ark Electric Railway large force Of men were
put 10 work on the present terminus at the county
line. In Passac-avc. to continue tho line to Frank
lin Station.
Mrs. W. q. Griffith and Miss GriFlth. OF Phlla-
dciph!a visited Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hay this
wcei.
Mr and Mrs. Butler Williamson. OF Rutgers-st.
are Speeding a few days with friends at Great
Neck LONG Island
Mss Helen Williams. OF Boston. Is visiting Mir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
ARLINGTON.

The trustees OF the First Presbyterian Church
will erect sunday school building in the rear OF
the church. In Kearny ave.
Mr. and Mrs q. + Gleason were surprised by
party at their home In Grand Place. Tuesday
night, It being the fourth anniversary OF their
wedding.
81. Agnes's Guild o, Trinity Episcopal Mission
held musical at the home OF Mrs Charles Engel-
stac1ter. In Devon-si Tuesday night. The
programme consisted OF instrumental and vocai
selections and Rotations
Twenty-Five members were received In the
First Presbyterian Church last Sunday. the largest
ever taken in al one time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
WOODBRIDGE.

Bicycle riders have been cautioned not - ride on
the sidewalks under "a penalty OF s. nnc.
The Woodbridge Social cub Is making arrange
ments for It's annual reception AZ Boyn,on Beach
June -
\ Woodbridge town directory r. being prepared.
Mrs A. j. Geycr. OF Wikesharre. Penn IN visit,
!ng her parents. Mr.. ami Mrs Eugene Gutter.
The engagement Of ". l. Martin and Miss Mar
garet Morrison has been announced.
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FRANKLIN.

The Independent citizens LoaGuc met Tuesday
night ana bylaws and a constitution were adopted.
Tho Worthirgton Wooen Company ot paRsaic
which purchased the Oh paper mill site In the River
nond, viii bcr.n the erection ~ a wcollcn mil next
Monday On The opposite side ~ the stream print
works VIII be- built When completed the pant will
employ No people.
The Passaic ana Ncwar! Electric Railway Com.
ltny has bought argc trac, o. land. reaching
from bhSSJlD ave east To the railroad power
house and car stables VIII bc erected and a mum.
Der OF cottages built for the employees.
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BELI.ENILLE.

DR. Edward l.. Anderson principal OF the Belle
vile Public School for ten years has accepted an
oHer TO take charge principal OF the public
school at Metuchen
Inc F!rcmen's Exempt Association will hold a
picnic on August L.
ne alumni % the public school will give re-
ception Tor the graduating class of 49,
al 'he monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
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PlAINFIELO
PATERSON

Catholic Association on Monday night resolutions
of Coincidence on the death OF Two OF their mem
bers James Flannaghan and william hehhedy,
Several merchants of washington-ave were the
adon,ed the old plan OF confusing the clerks In
aetting change after making purchases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

-.o- for some citizen in favor o. gold
newsPaPgeT 70 i1 nee, bmetallsi in public debate
has been accepted by " 4 LignlDouil",, - he held
Mall ami Express" The discussion u ~ W 1890
IN a,biciic club Hall next week c..o,ord Ran
The Re. William Wallace OF III NE - a 'Plalndeld
w., srrch ~" when he will probably accept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
CALI " ELL.

Ten car.oads OF ties to bc used In building the
trolley road have been brought from Dover
A. II. Terhunc after absence OF several years
has returned to Caldwell
fall ~
:, william H. yam Wart and his family have gone
to Shcepshead Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

The following nominations have been maze fo'
officers of Bayonne Building ana Loan Assoca.
ton No 2: President. X-MayoT John Nc"nani
vIce-presi9e nt Alexander Christie; directors, John
c. Rlnehart and f. Walter Snyder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
RUTHERFORD.

special meeting Of the Lincoln League will be
held in Shafcr Hall tonight, to elect delegates 10
the State Convention OF Republican Clubs In Tren-
ton June q.
The commencement exercises Of the class Of 1885,
Park Avenue Grammar schoo. Will be held next
Thursday night in the Union club Auditorium.
The Research club viii elect officers al It's meet
Ing next Tuesday night. ana viii adjourn until sep
TENDER. The plan for next season includes another
course of lectures by people well known ia political!
economic social and religious life.
Two members of Gershom Mot Post, q. A. II,
have received appoln from the Department
Commander scnior Vice. Commander T.. z Gallo
way has been appointed Hn inspector, ana AdJulint
e.. 7. Nrazci an aldr-dcchinih 49,
Trustee " j. Slngcfand and ). + pnVy. OF NE
Methodist Church. spent part Of THIS week Ia 'hllh-
d"iphia yi,3sng plans nnd specifications i"i chuith
buildings. The Methodnt congregation 'uhi'm.
p,ntca erecting church In rafsaic-avr, whore II
air, ady owns u large plot Of ground and n par
honagc. ,
The committee to arrange Tor oclchration % the
Fourth ~ July In rutherford IL a. follows 'hhif-
man James McFaddcn. Secretary. &. l.. Parker,
MAYOR T.. J. Turner ~ Mayor Luther Shaf'r. '"ui
Gilman Andrew ~. rceplr. Captain Addison l.N, j.,
G. Shenck T.. NJ Van lcuIcn. J. ". liOrn'I, James
/. HASTE. A. J.. HackctL Henry J. Ronal1s ana
Dr. j Kctchum.
4 cub cruise of the Rutherford Canoe club Will
begin to-day one open ana three sailing canoes
took part In ~ successful tw0-days crus' last week
Captain Addison Ely. who has alwa,s been en-
,hurla site about an arnIory for Company l.. In
rutherford. has formulated a plan by which at "a
cost OF about $4,000, - plot Of ground can be pur-
chased and suitable building erected this year.
The following committee will put the plan INTO
execution: Captain Fly. ldeu,enans Booksiaver
and Blake. Scrgeants Drummer ana Dabnctt. Cor
pora.s Collins and Erechi. Privatcs Luke Elder,
Rantolph and Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
UOBOKEN.

The festival Of the Hoooken in'epenue ''
schuetzen Corps began on Monday and as,ep S7N-
eral daxs The occasion was the tentn shnlVe'S''S
q, the kst festival given by the corps ana was
re greatest success Of any Of the deiighuul Aa",
this social organization has given II was Nsi'e'
nv vavor Pagan and nearly all the pubic o I!cl.s
- ioboken Weehawken, West Hoookeh, n'on
lin and 1;uttenburg and by thOusaHus % os ~,
rr,asday Was perhaps the greatest hay oi 49,
,nen FOR the corps gave reception iot az 80
schcn,zen corr.s In New-Jersey ana hsltn '..e
S,a,es Nearly all Of these different socltuts se'
DELEGATES to the festival. and the "eicome 'nes ''
eeW'ss Mabel Mace ouogh captured the Heh 7Gno4.
s,nmni and presidents medals this Weeh, - -
tn second time these two greatly pilA'o "V'"
have gone to pupil. . x,o ara.tod NV
4 beautiful new banisry Is being c erec 81
TRINITY Church in memory OF John sSv'vmi,i,' odd
castle Point The baptsiry when nnsned ""' ""'
f,r,her beauty TO the hapdsome church. -. ,a.
a number o: ciergymen ms WIN a M ~ the
Eirs, Methodist Episcopal Church ana otsAN ~
~ Ninist@riai Union % Hoboken the opJscr , Oh
he new society IL TO secure cOse' DOL a ne.
s, e hrotherhood The clsrgymen electe1 M
nis'csTs. The Rev. John Finch president, Are,'' !;
os' n W u Jenyey vice-pres.dent; the rev n ~
H,"hardson secretary, the Rev Louis WALTON
w. resolution providing for one-hour ou' o
door meetings sunday afiernoons ana Co,vp, PEA he
'i,h IN Young Mems Christian Association aiu se
Women's Christian Temperance Union "as auo''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
RAILWAY.

rh. funera, Of George L. Acken, son OF eS-'oun-
Gilman NJ H. Acken WAS one OF 'i'e 'a'se', W.
w" " The. Union County Roadsters, Rah-
Wv C,,,n Club and Protection Hose Company at
tended in Doay The p1 nl"nh snth james
=. - iI 49, Ii,katt and Robert Haiidhy
",1~lns 20 The recent death of us 'icasurs'i v
I Ac'eu there VIII be no shoo' ny WV ''"'""'
Gun club on Independence Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
IIESTFIEfD

The Willard Worran's Christian Temperance
Union has decided to discontinue the Gospel TEN
perance meetings during the summer months
The members OF the Wcsthcld Township Com
mttee have begun suits In the name OF the town
ship for sl.eO each against John NJ {. Marsh.
Township Assessor and A. X. Gale Township Col
hector. II Is claimed that they have been charging
the township excessive fees FOR performing their
duties
The commence mcnt exercises OF the public school
took place Thursday evening in the clubhouse.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Coornbs went TO Albany
to attend the wedding OF their son. William.
Wednesday
challenge issued last week BY . Westied
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-06

Having purchased large quantities of
apples in Huron and Erie Counties,
will later on forward several car loads To
this place to supply home demand. The
quality Of the apples is the best that we
have had for several years, and the prin-
cipal kinds that will bo brought here
viii be Baldwins, Greetings, Kings,
etc. | will also have a car load of first.
class cider, and orders can be left with
+. Y. ROBINSON.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-06

The W. L. Hayes farm in Penfeld
twp, miles east OF center; 1876 acres,
well improved, good buildings, all in
good repair. Also house and lot Oh Tay-
lOr street, this village. Inquire Of
44tf) A. B. HAYES,
j. W. HOUGHTON,
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Wheeling L. Lake Erie.

Hunters rates now in effect to Michi-
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rates and points.
D. & 0. mileage is now good over the
W. & L. L. w. 4 L. Il. mileage will be
hOnored on the B. Il O. west of the Ohio
river pittsburgh and BenwOOd) includ-
ing Wheeling and Pittsburgh divisions.
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Save $50 by use of QUE bottle. Warrant
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Wellington, @. l6v3C
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Gems. Washin 2 ton. Grant. Gar.
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wall jackson Robert i. Lee,
and others; l'res's Lincoln, w.
II. HARRISON, Cleveland. Hayes,
and others, VIM. Mckinley Jr.,
and 81 other desi ens.
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For Consumptives.
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sale byW. H. Kirk. 3 cts. per lb. 200
lb. sack $4.G0.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-06
Military Ennlen,.

G. A. r, Badge, Sons Of yeter-
ans, Woman S Relief Corps,
Army of the Cumberland. Lbyal
Legion, Army Of the rotonmc.
Army Of the Tennessee. Drum
Major Crossed Guns. Drum,
Gun Goddess OF Liberty, ar.
tllleTy. Jmllted Cavalry, U. s.
Flag, Cannon, Man in Band LEBI.
form, Army Buglc. National
Union, and SO other designs,