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s,orta ,oo,x the season they belong 10. Every
man ovcs IL to himself 10 look seasonapie.
Nofhin ing In the shape Of clothing can NJ tne
seas on unless Il fits the wearer. UP 70 oaLe no
mad q xuN hats a perfect nc. Finding America
was nothing to be compared with such won,
derful ind as that would be. SUITS .has no Il.
and exemplify the perfection OF tailoring are
being made TO order by MS all the time TOT any
numb~r Of well-dressed men In Butte. ran IN
line and order your Spring outnt az once.
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ne PrsncipAl Branch ofnos Of TuE STANDARD
= nt No. n East Broadway. Butts. lslspheoe
Ne. "a aAdvsrtisins rasss furnisnsd a appo
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Butte Cash Grocery Co.,
Cor. Park and Wyoming streets. Butte:
Hibernia Building, Centerville.
A. f. BRAY. Manager.
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Don't be disappointed if some Of
these are nearly sold by the time
you read this advertisement, but
Others not mentioned are ready. 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

THO committee from the Guard - Honor Society
visited Hiehlanl Beach and made arrangements
for ,helr annual excursion on july 4
The sunday- school from Christ Church VII so to
Highland Beach June j..
Towanda Trlnr 40. 10. !. o. Il. NJ, VII hold a
picnic NJ Calolonan Park. June .
A business mems carnival was he'd on Welnos-
Gay night at En..s HaG. The proceeds 30 10 the
stewards OF the Davis Memorial Church.
william Anderson. fescniy-ive years GA. dl"l AT
tie homo OF his son-in- aw. Robert SUNDERLAND -.
80 North Fourh-s;.. Sunday. after short Illness
He leaves sevcra, grOwn-up sons ard daHahierS.
Harrison Lodge. l. .. o. f., has accepted an IN
viia,!on from Kearny Iodse TO attend Christ
Trinity Church with the lodges In district NO. % on
Sunday nlgh, for a memorial service.
At the meeting Of the Harrison Common Council
Tuesday night q Renaissance sisned b. tlApaycrs
OF Uanl.'on-st against the construction o. sewer
In the stree. Mas referred to The Sewer Commit o..
Tho Ncmark Yacht cub has received p"rm.s Sion
bonthOuso. =,
There were opened hy the finance Committee Of
tho Harris Common fO.nci. Monday night pEo-
posa,s from three export Accountants TO examine
tho accounts Of 1894 IN the treasu.crs Oihcc. The
contract was AWARDED 70 william j. Cullen. tie
Thomas DUFFY 81 Harrison. ana Margaret Carroll
ton OF Newark were married on MpniaE By Father
O'CornOr at the Church Of the Hoy Cross. ll1rri-
son Al th'lr future residence. at First AMI Jersey
SITS. a reception was he'd.
Professor \. q. Bacon. who for the las, four
years has been chormaster OF The Knox lr"sby-
terrain Church. Kenrny. has sent In his resignation
to take effect Jure q
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HI.OONlFIEID.

The wedding OF Iohn Hughes and Miss Eliza.
daughter OF Mrs Jnlia McG.ynn. both OF Bloom
neld. Will take place IN the Church OF the Sacred
Heart June g.
Several complaints have been made to the police
in HlJomfed o, late Of tho leprodat'ons OF flower
thieves. who have n particular lll;Ing for rose
bushes The thieves pull the shrubbcry up by the
roots. and in many cases trample down other
plants IT, Monroe Place. on Saturday. several
fine rose bushes s;oIcr.
LEONARD G. Haskell ard MISS Mary c. Brown
both OF Bloomfield. were married Wednesday night
The Bloomfield Township Committee has In
strnctcd the Police Committee to enforce the BIZ
cycle ordnance, and in future all bicycle riders
caught without Il lamp lighted at night vii. be
arrested
TIE Rev George A. Peul pastor OF the West
minister Presbyterian Church Bloomfield viii sail
for Europe june g. 20 spend his vacation abroad
wealthy Newark business men large roadhousc
is to bc erected and the place turned into general
The fire alarm wires have been transferred FROM
tho trees to the poles OF The Suburban Traction
The refusal Of the Essex County Mutual lnsur-
ancc Company. OF Bloomfield. 70 pay Henry Linden
meyer his Insurance 10. me burning do"n 81 ms
giving up tie idea oil building In the town. Mr.
I.ndenncyor carried insurance In the company
nearly twenty years. AZ the time OF the Gre there
was no in the house. and the company claims
that for the last three years no one mas been
In the building during the winter. when the fn'niy
John IT, Burkhater, OF Glen Ridge. has CON,
peed me taking o. The school S .c Senua g. ha
The Rev George \. PAUL. OF the Westminster
| Presbyterian Church. will spend his vacation In
The Ladies' Mite Society. OF the FRS, Baptist
| Church, he'd sociable Monday night There wac
The rhe m nnal Sy Of John w. Hughes steward
Bloomfield Athletic Association. and Miss Eliza
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HOBOKEN.

Plans have been submitted TO the Common Coun-
ell by Charles Meyer for the formation Of small
parks in Eleventh-st. The plans call for parks
twenty-seven feet wide. running the length Of the
books, with a driveway either SIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. {. \. Cranes coaching party 10
Bergen Poin; few nights of the
most enjoyable Incidents in Hoboken society this
season. The drive of ten miles delightful and
the dinner that was served excellent Dancing fol-
lowed. The coaching parts consisted Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Crane. ". Wlllin AMI Miss Wlnin. Mr..
ana Mrs Louis Miller Miss Luk~man Miss
Ketcham. Mrs Whlllidin, Miss Whi.lin Mr.. Mels-
ter. Mr.. Dyer. NJ. Howard. Mr. and Ms. Hoesci.
Miss Naming AMI Mrs. Eryan.
Mrs. l.. A. Stevens. OF Castle Point. enter
tanned large number OF little fox ~ her spa
cious home and grounds recently. Miypo.e dance
was arranged for the children. who enjoyed it great
ly Late In the afternoon refreshments were served.
and the lltte ones after. regret.ully siarte
for their homes Tney were with Mrs. Fredericl, G.
Luehs and Mrs. Henry Scllman chlperOns
The fourth anniversary OF the Young People
Society OF Christian EnGeavOr Of the FirS: Irrsby-
teran Church was held TuesGay evening Del ga
tons from other societies present and listened
TO remarks male by the Rev. H. T. Beatty and
the Rev l.. r. Tylcr, OF New lork
The German singing societies n Hudson County
which Will attend the Sangcr.lhrt at Atlantic CITY
June 2, q and q are Ar.ons. Tcutonia Macnner-
chor SangcTrunle and Jledeikranz, Of Jersey CITY
Quartet Club and Lyra. OF Hobol.cn. and the I.in-
dertafel, % Union I'M These societies will leave
Jersey CITY at 2.c3 ,. m. June %
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NORRISTOWN.

-, commandments are receiving coAsia'
tt o,,on,ion In Morrstown AT present l"'
49, - Mss Dana's school for Young Laul's
Wv, &c., ~, Thursday The following were ,he
l,,tcs OF the class Of 80: Miss Nina -,"Ss
noarc Miss Lulu NJ Murphey anu ''S, -,
- pooue all from Western States. Inc p"D.s
school commencement exercises VIII '' ~" 20
a., rho graduating class will number sixteen
o,,ven girls and five boys. the l"rs'S' 80 49,, :,
- 49,, nc the school The closing exercises VI
,ho p,ucv Grammar School VIII not be he'' UNIV
,,-x. month. ST. bartholomew ) scAool LOT D0''
will close on June 10 $3.50 -, 100,
rho Norristown Bible Society. when mas pee"
,,hushel for scventy-csht years VIII ho'" 40
,,,orsorv in the Presbyterian Church, Ches''''
-, tuesday next The opening sermon why "
,,~,,,h,l hv the Rev Or. ;. +. l1Hain' OF III"
r,,,i,arv and ether addresses VIII oe MADE
1.h ,,ir for ,ra benefit OF Memorial ltoSpirl,
r,,"ntlv he'd in McAlp.n Hall. n'tied 800. .Ns
49, .,nn,I benefit OF the hospital, I Ocyclr &c.
.,n -, lyon hv Mrs. Frederick ii. NnmphfcH. a.
~ home ON sherman I'M on Weines ay' the
IL" ~ cStv has long been noted Tor IL pea.N-ul
drives and the livery business n D ~ s.,hlSs
nas in tovn; but those Who are owners q. s'"v'o
30 ,ia,n ,hot SO many bicycle are ridden tnat
,hsrr has been perceptibe fallins on IN the" re-
ceipts. -, ,,,. County, Golf club
u,r no omen 10 the public this afternoon when q
match will be played between Parks, OF S,2tlalln'
Who holds the worlds championship, ana No i,
If me Lakewood Links. Parks went over u, illn'
o on 'Wedresday, ID pronounced them the 'spoi-
lest" he has played on In this country Ai ii,S
inc longest holes OF the new course are the lol'o"
Ing ass isi and $33 yards handicap t9uFa ,IY
MIR and Mrs George Il Cornell and their daush-
ters sail next week for England where the season
will be spent in Bath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A delightful reception was given Oh "e'ne,
aav evening IN Association Han Dy the iNes
auxiliary 20 the members for the young Mem
l,nr,s.,on Association and their friends. In'
s,s vera welcomed by Frank +. hhpa'rieH
sras,Ion, OF the association, state secrear,
,-.hur 7 Lucas delivered snort ADDRESS, ans
q, entertaining programme OF recitarons ans
musical selections fcloTei. D.r,o-chs Nrt
0tficers OF Canton Hope. No. o. fa''.aiNWS sinss
IAN, I O. O. F.. were mustered III rDI.rssri a
day evening by officers OF inc - soio,si c;eors,
%ryr. Jersey The visitors were Col9n c,,a q
fo,ison Of Trenton. ard Alju;art W. D, 60 GO
- lander The officers mustered IN "vre cSs.
tain ". r. DAYS; I.eutenaInt mona bno.naSu vle 4c
tsnS,gn George Redsraw, C.erk Robert iis-e' nv
rountant Ira y. Crouce ,.,,t. r,,iscona
The choir OF 81. james Metho tIs' i; ;,foSres
SnuTcm Ya NM, witch was vel attended ana a.
ori.stc SUCCESS The choir. which IS one o. sn
a. IL. f., ,he civ Is composed as foloWss. ~
o Mrs. : H. Hubbard and MISS nanSnl
ne alto Miss Nina Felter ana MISS anN h "a
Ross; tenor. H. y Collins AM a Ki Dfrgfs
N VII, ,1 1rria Of Miss Mary Amelia Howell
,,,rhter OF Congressman HoWeli, OF Ne" 80
u''NH'', -, ,jnl,oes Van Marter Dennis IT. OF rfee
N'I n, tho home OF the bride. on lhutstaS .' -,
las one OF the most brilliant socA 'i'"'S - '''
II Anderson. OF the Newark High scnoo! nA n
~ n,noin,el principal of the Metuchen $500
pre., npf - T. clark whose term has eNpl.. -
d" The anal concert for the season ot ''S "a
p, im ne choral Society took place IN Asso,la
~ In Rue Vreienburgh. soprano; - ,s.a,is..
iinh,s,ore OF Newlork. Ylohr,st' C,'ot \, !.
- Te,v York 500 pianist 3nI cOhc-c'O'' -''-'
Yarr.et Palmer was Accompanies
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ENGLL;WOOD.

An OUTDOOR FESTIVAL. FOR THE woMEN's EX-
CiIANGE-GoLF AT TIE FIELD CLUB.
The managers OF the Womens Exchange could
not have had a more delightful day than Thursday
for their "tombc.a,' or outdoor ft'e. which was
held on the grounds OF Mrs. Sheppard IIomanss
home. In Pasado-a"o. There was an excellent at
tendance and the anount realized was a goodly one.
Eyert Jansen Wendell sang crtCrtainingly. and
there were other attractions which served 10 while
away pleasantly the zine Of the visitors.
Tho Ladies' Ala Society Of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church held enjoyable and successful straw
berry festival on Thur.day afternoon and evening
in Mackay Hall
The Field Club is growing more popular every
Gav and the grounds thrcngod wth baseball
end tennis players while TIE clubhouse serves as
rendezvous for all those young bcyciis,s Of tho
town who arc members Of The club TO the ntiric-
tons of tho Field Club win soon be adlci tho gof
dnTs' Dr. ~ r Hu:chinson is tho chairman OF
tho Committee on Golf and Is FRYING on; W'th TIE
iihc game Tho Field Cu6 nine s making crctita-
bic showing especially In view Of The fact that !; Is
composed entirely Of amateur players
Niss Gerrish gave reception ana dance at tn t
Many Of the townspcope have attributed the re-
who have been rowing about the outskirts OF EnG.e-
wood for some time pas, NO arIesiS en-, "se Pan
made yet; alihonFn the Town Marsha' ie''S 'a'''r
Fiber, Adran rinckerhor jr Of Engewood, lat
SON The daughter u Mr.. and Mira. Arthur Payne
Ciarkson. OF Columbia. Mo. The ceremony took
place at No. 800 Hicks-st. brooklyn He,ghts ar;
ana Mrs Brlnckerhor VIII b. AZ homo after Juiy
at their summer home IN Far Rockaway
| One Of Englewood's best known an most popular
citizens Gilbert L. Haish died al nis home ,"s'
saiusday The frnera was hed on T"eday ai.eT
! Church oticiatcd Mir IIaifht was formerly one
CT the bcst-known and most Ishly esteemed NON NON
her OF NE old business friends were AZ The funeral
| T. H. Hoffman. formerly the cashier OF the GU
| zr1e' National Bank Of Eng,cwo0d. who was eX
| trc,rely III early In the spring with pacuncn - hi
who Seemed on tho high road 70 recovery. aiod sad
! drnlv from heart failure last Saturday. The rata
voaknrss was brought on by the hcat OF last week
George :. Coo. the banker, who suf,r a Sigh
e.roke of paraysis while attending the ii'ntra. oil
| a friend at Tenany last Saturday, Is now resting
| comfortably.
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,---,,- - H. r-Is e.'-Nrn u
\ pretty All fasho"ap' w.. '''" 80. r'rsl,,,
{, ,,e Firs, C1nrrega' '1nal church hst II'sDiy
:" 80, 80. ,cl.~ ,,iaa Nav Marvin daugh-
'N'"n'. go, al .,e hrllogroou Rohcr,
Ce.,y Ianglon. = Brooklyn The church. wnlch
-, ,,ith co,y,rs in addition 70 the deco
"'' ' . . e., .b,r,h ami
iaf.1ns area lY ihef" IN H'h'r Ga XIV '""'
ver.nry. WIS vel nilri when the SIX o'''' '''','.
'h''' , ,r. h,i.lal ,,,rfv Tre six ushers pre-
,..iln. he party pr1c.eici to the platform. where
- - - MOI hr Nj iqucl0r aftrn.r! by I.
-..ly,,r a, Ir.oklvp. tho Roy. ur. Brad
go .n..l,.'.r There WIS no mail ~ honor; bnt
~ '' ,-.ft, zero Miss Lang!on. Z BROOKLYN.
~ ". - Gu Iillc.. Mics Tennov. OF Phil
VI HIss %l,hois - Morr's,owr and the
a. pm" - -, xeXYo,k The ushcvs were
i;,.,.rf.k "A lanrl.n. Elwar. =. Size. Hfr y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
SUMMIT.

The members Of the Young Mems 'hrisuah Az
societ!cn will hold a social and business meeting On
Monday. 80,
The graduating class OF 81. Georges Kan VIII
hold Il reception in the Casino Building this eVeh'
Ing.
The annual fair OF the Summit Fresh AIT ana
Ccnvalescent Home will be held at Music HAN
Hotel Beachwood. June l3 and II.
The members dance that was 10 nave been gwen
this evening at the Casino Club has been postponed
until June 10.
Work has been begun by the Commonwen,l.
Water Company on map or Summit IoWHs"P
that will show the location OF every dwelling. =, .
The cOrnerstone OF Calvary Episcopal thufSh "
description of which was printed In The lro s
will be laid with appropriate exercises TINS ai,ss s
noon The Rev DR.. S.arkey, B'seop OF the u h
ces,. and other prominent churchmen, WI" w
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

,a reopen them for the IAN
$;fsn5s 1 sSaS,ss bSs
s: 5ss.; V @H III
week in se Gp M4f IN f the c M
e-,in y ..lnder sy'nPnopyy Athletic club. An enter
4Ss ss % ASsS
VIII hS Sn S@s pay In N the e Clubhouse
entertainment VIZ one OF the most popular young
Eaw o. the POn nSs9n sSrRG5ia
friends last Ven Helen Stoddard. Of Yves: New
P5i Tss OF nat iRSs
IN calvary eggett officilting The m9;d OF honor
Nss Ks;ls c Tsn E Eysk inc O. best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
PAYONNE.

Having received leave o, absence Tor month
,ror, tho Roarl OF Counci'men. Police Court Re
-. p,,r,cL " Connolly will sail on Saturday
nov, for a visit to hs native town ana a tour
through Europe. A.. ,,,-., .,
THE congregation of the First Baptist Church held
on Thursday evening In the pariors OF 'he'r eu'iee
n welcoming reception for their ne" pastor, 'he
u W ~ - n.,chae,a formerly Of Amber. Penn.
,r. d., cooree u Horn pastor OF the Bergen
poln, Doptst church. was master OF ceremonies
The branch OF the Young Peope's soe'e,y OF mrs
,,an Endeavor connected With the FsrH' rrsspS'eran
Church has elected these officers: trsSl'rns' Nrs.
nsrisi II r,amage; vce-presldent MISS Mtiirsthret
MacN,ueAtan: recording secretary, Mss .s.ltue IN
Taylor: corresponding secretary, Ms' ''"""'' L.
Dmrny the current month there wiz D an
exhibition OF the sewing wen ny,,aabS,sd by ia pups
modelling and other work accompns"eu - " 'N'''
| OF Public Scaool NO. T. 49,. a..,dad 20 close tina
The Board Of Education has aeeia sIon on Friday
public schools for the summer Vaea.ioA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
REIIENIILE-

Mrs Van Houtcn. Of WasAineton-ave.. Is en-
tcrto!nlny Mrs George II. Spal 81 Stratforl Conn
william H. Randall Of Horrhower-ave., will
spend IN, summer at Long Branch where he has
rented A cottage.
The new Board Of Fire Commissioners organized
TIL, slay James Dunn was chosen chairman. Fred
erck Ashworth secretary and Francis Gibson treas
urer The Commissioners ordered chat Il general
parade ~ the fremcn OF the township be held Au-
gust Is when the cxcmp, nromcn will hold their
picnic In Van Rcypcr's Grove
The Bel cv.llc Glrc club VIII hold IT'S first enter
tainmen IN Passaic Hail. June L.
At "A special meeting of IL" Belevillc Township
Committee Tuesday night the Lamp Committee re-
ported in favor OF giving the contract for lighting
the streets OF the first district with incindescent
lamps TO the Kearny Electric Light and Power
Company. which agrees furnish lights at sl4 II a
year.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Education w. III.
Blsse who has been with the Nrw-Nork Mutual
Life Insurance Company for the last year, was APP
pointed principal OF the Eelleviile Public School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
RUTHERFORD.

The State census. completed this week by Assessor
Charles P,aner. shows = population OF 1872 In
Rutherford as against 2.293 in 1880 There are 773
dwelling houses within The borough limits. Eighty
seven per cent OF the Inhabitants ore natvc-born.
while Of those Of foreign birth the Germans lead
with per cent Of the toia, The femlles outnumbsr
the males BY 20s3 to l.s79
Mayor Mckenzie. OF East Rutherford. has made
valuable sir, CT books TO the Rutherford Free
Library. They Include the poetlcal works OF Burns
novels by Grace Aguilar. Diapers History OF the
Rebellion" Rholess History Of the United States,
Moores History OF the American Congress. Park,
mans "Montca.m and Wolfe" Lodges DANIEL
Webster" Mcrse's Thomas Jefferson" Stevens 3
"Albert Gallatin and "Epochs OF American His
tory"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
NERON.A.

Mrs Phoebe Williams. widow OF T. Williams. died
Mt her home. In Bloomncl-ave.. on Sunday AT the
age Of seventy-scvcn years.
Mrs. Charles Bloxham has returned from five
wee ks visit In Pennsylvania
Mrs. c. A. Williams Mrs. Clinton Baldwin. Miss
Anna Brooks. Charles J.. Ingalls, AID twelve young
women took part In an entertainment at the Bap-
list Church IN bloomfield Monday
The Isabella Literary Club gave musical and a
literary entertainment at Johnson Han Thursday
night The proceeds OF the affair VIII be used to
purchase "A plano for the clubhouse hall. COM
nm1ittee consisting OF Mrs. Charles y. Williams.
MIs j, l.. Johnson. Miss Carrie A. Scott Miss An
NE M Deeglcy. Mrs; Joseph O. Brewer. Mrs. Clinton
hbaidwin Mrs, Fillmore Condit. Mrs. II. y. White
norm, MRS. Frank Gob,e Mrs. Ella A. King and
'rs. W. f. Harrison were the managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
ARLINGTON.

The Arlington Park Association has electcd MIS-
n u. crouell president; Mrs ~ J." EdmunaS,
v,ce-prosldent: Mrs ". X. Lambert. secretary ana
Mrs J. ". Wioy. treasurer
Miss Lizzie Morehend. OF brooklyn Is ''e sues'
OF Mrs II. u. StoNer. ,
Tho Arlington Muslca Society ATTENDED the picnic
by the KlngsIand Band Monday night al Hynd-
hurst. III ..u ,,r Eurcna IN
the Tmbra on JAY j. :, ..,,o, ,,os be,l hv ,ho
place aux danes reception wa" nfr ny , NE
.r'n,.,., c;rb house There wore readings from
shnkesp"are Rotations and vocal ana ms'ru''eh'a
Frnier,ck stiles OF Milland-ave Is visiting In
W,ss Jennie Forrest. daughter OF judge NJ NJ
r 49, 81 Crand-aye.. will sail soon for trip
through England. France. Germany S"''@er'a"a
All Harry slmmonds formerly ro detective IN the
Kearny police force returned from Los Angeles
c,l Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
AfAPI.EWOOD.

Captain T. F burnett. % Denver CO.. IS tho guest
~ II VI C-owcl OF Naey-st
Wor,, was rcrimcl this week on the new church
being erected hy -. Georges Ep'eropl. Mission In
Cnn,on-avc II is expected that the building WI BE-
completed By october
Professor w Il. TEo,son dlcl at his home in
Snr.nrfollavc on Sunday. He had been sick for
some Woehs -
: Washt.rn ir Of Boston. Is the guest OF g. w.
Brewster. 4 Artist Lane.
\ lawn plrtv vas held ~ The M1r'c9. the rour-
try hore 4 70 rye W Ma h n. N Ridgewool Ro a..
Wcln.sdas afternoon IN honor Of the secs jessie
Nathan arl Bessie Cameron. Nearly nfty children
present
Professor James R.caton. OF Ni,ey-st.. has gone
to California "A business trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
NUTI.EY.

MT Worihingon. the woollen manufacturer. has
purchased the site Of the Old Kingsand paper mill.
y" 'he River Road The price paid So. 600.
'. the erection Of woollen mill plant will begin
within few days.
The public schools will close lime a " w.
w ~ ''sht mas been engaged principal. The Misses
~ Ny adelaide Livermore, Norma Swan. Lillian
and 'lWu,nson. Gertrude Broadbent Mabel J. Chase
teach next Ackiey have also been re-englged to
with ,h Mu nnsy water Company wants 10 connect
and h. "s mains OF the East Jersey Water Company.
TSs 20 start the laying OF the hines when The
tory mt sSu Objected lee until sasac
Nu'"on IN water rents No Sttemnt vas made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
ENION HILL

Henry j. Henri and Miss Mary Hausch. both OF
Unioa HILL were married At thu Holy Family Roman
Catholic Church this week. The young couple are
we'll known The town. and the reception at the
home of the brides father was We'll attended.
The engagement Of Miss Lena Vcght OF .IcTer-
son-st., 10 Joseph c. Marhas, OF No. 5l3 Angeiquc
place June %
Miss Augusta NJ Snyder, OF No li3 Kossuth-st
was married THIS week 10 William &. Reishen-
berger in the Holy Family Roman Catholic Church.
a reception at the home OF the brides mother fol-
lowed.
The census now befrg tai,cn OF Union Hi shows
that he town has population OF more than 1900,
an Increase OF 500 In ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
" EST UOHOKEN-

The Rev. Or James c. Egbsr: June 10 COM
plees the fortieh year o. mis- settlement az pastor
over the First Presbyterian Church OF West Ho-
boken, having been installed on June 49, 1856 i'm
mediate.y after his graduation from Union Theo-
logical Seminary. The anniversary will be suitably
observed BY special services Tomorrow and on the
evenings OF Wednesday and Thursday next. II is
noteworthy that while the church Is Dr. Egberi's
first and only charge, he y. on the other hand. the
first and only pastor e't,ol over that church Dr.
Egberi was graduated from the University Of the
City of NcwYork ia 1872. and received the degree Of
Doctor of Divinity from that institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

NcGiynn. OF Parl-s;., will take Place on wedncs-
day June =. 80 -,,,rc, s,.nd,,.,
r,,nrord viii celebrate It's foriy-thiri Anniversary
tomorrow night -, - ,,,.or nv tho wow
'a~, ~ chr.st Episcopal Church. at Mrs f. A.
HIiycrry Moe OF Morsaniown y. c. Is visiting
bl TS Leral Temrcrance Leon ssh99l held It's
closing exercises AZ y. c. J. L han Thursday
" Ra.ph thompson o, the Pamondt Mills Paper
COMPANY, sailed or Eurone MsanHSpay ,.,.