The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-13
The BRAVE At THE FAIR
Great Crowd of Boys Brigade
Supporters at Hasbrouek
Hall.

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The fair of the first New Jersey Bat
talon of the Boys Brigade opened at
Hasbrouck Hail last evening. The hall
OF opening to nearly midnight. Progress
stead current led aroun the haM and past
eager purchasers took advantage of It.
The decorations displayed considerable
artistic taste. "A centre booth and the
with all manner of graceful festoons of
tone Of the DECORATIONS was white.
50 to speak. On tfns ground many pref
tily tinted computations appeared.
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tent and across the front of the plat
form stood several stacks of rifles: A
in front of this military array. This
young man and two on guard at the
door: constituted the guard Of the day;
jersey CITY City company, and we're refieved
at intervals throughout the evening.
The committee In charge of the fair
J. F. Murch. Treasurer. The tables were
in charge, of ladies from the different
talon. Each table represented a COM
pany,. and the ladies in charge came from
the sf,as shurch to Which nesoI that cGm agnary p paitd
purchasers by that mystic power the fair
sex have always possessed.
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We're Misses Anna Fields. Torence Ha-
Barrickie and Mesdames John S. Nc
Master, Alfred Sidman, W. W. Hastings,
5ae saqpaa & 3 R WI5lop J and M M p. r PaRtteryS9 an;
Dyke. To this gentleman Is due a great
deal of the praise in decorating tables
Mystic package table was in charge of
the Fifth Company's fair friends, from
the West Side Avenue M. F. Church:
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Grac and de Meaanm ssa J. E Sef Mupeh, E E. steg-
bins and c.. w. Laws.
The Japanese and toy table vas in
terrain Church. where the Second Com
and the Misses Belle Haryie, Florence
Nellie Allen and Mrs. Charles Pitts.
In charge of the stationery n fancy
articles at the table DEVOTED to the sale
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Central Avenue Reformed Church.
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Mary Harvey. Helen ~Richardsona Edith
Ketcham, Bena Harvie and Mrs. Spencer
Smith. represented the First Hoboken
Presbyterian Church Of h a city,.
Campbell, Mrs. Alfred Roster and the
Misses Alice Ketcham. Nellie Rue, Eva
Finley, Bessie McCague, John Reiser
There were also a grocery table
manned by Captain Fl. P. Campbell,
terer and a provisionary corps includ-
ing all the members of the battalion.
Another fancy table employed these
sSaTiff: Mrs. + 7; s :. 1 TSffs Whit Nise a 0f the
Misses Edna C. Sweet, Anna Lawton,
Florence Hovey. Alice Throckmorton,
Bertha Williams Emily Apgar, Mary
Edra Kase, Mary Wilson, Margaret Glas-
sey. Helen Hough and I. M. Wight
man.
Al art gallery was in charge of Cap
tain F.; II Snyder. SeTgeants = J.. Jack
porais E. Hill. Samuel laval and c. E.
Laws and Privates H. Farr and Robert
The refreshment room was managed by
Gaptain M e; ". Hay Laws H ably a armsfTon by
Julia .Pote Ledia Gray. Tillie Altman
and Mabel. Taylor.
Captain e. W. Laws "a officer of the
{ dsg. sup rhat p9sit ii ey snsaiIs on III It's CONNER SMaer
F. Murch. of the Fifth Company, will
hold that position. Captain H. P.
Campbell: of the First -Hoboken Com
pany, will be in command tomorrow. the
last 69u off the fair