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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
HARRISON.

At the meeting OF the Harrison Committee Council
a communication, signed by the Board OF Works
and countersigned by the Board OF Finance and
Mavor Wanser, Of Jersey City, contained an oner
10 supply Harrison with Pequannock water for a
form not exceeding twenty-five years at the rate Of
coo ,r no on gallons from the temporary supply,
and to renew the contract within tweniy-iour hours
The CITY shall have received its permanent sup
NV from me East Jersey Water Company at d re
d,;ced rate The proposition was referred TO the
Wster committee which Will report Tuesday night,
November rs.
Al the meeting OF the Harrison and kearny
Binding and Loan Association Tuesday the receipts
amounted 10 So 800 and $500 was sold at a premium
OF ~ per CENT
An anniversary mass in the Church Of
the Holy Cross Wednesday lor the lAte refer
Dalton.
The funeral of William Morris. OF No Z9 Third
St who died Sunday, took place at 80 o'clock on
Wednesday. Henry Clay Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
attended In body.
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BLOOMFIELD.

The wedding Of Miss Eleanor Belvile. daughter OF
the Rev James L. Amerman. and william p. SUIT
nhen both OF Bloomfield will be celebrated in tho
Westminster Presbyterian Church on Monday even
ing.
Mrs Isabella c. Davis and the Misses Crawford.
ZONES and Bogart addressed a meeting In the inter-
est Of the Bowery Mission work OF Bloomfield on
Friday night.
The wedding OF Miss Josephine Rosslip ana
Charles Bartn both OF Bloomfield. took place ON
TUESDAY NJ the recory OF the Church OF the Sacred
ueart The ceremony performed by Father
Nardleo.
Mrs = Macdonald Of Glen Ridge. gave a musical
,,atinee - the members OF the Woman's Literary
club OF Arlington. at her home on THURSDAY AFTER
noon Henry Rowley. president or the BrDohiyn
ph,losophical Association, and Mrs. Eugehld r
Sebers president of the club delivered addresses.
The Social Literary Club gave reception 70 MIS-
Margaret T Yardley. president OF the state tedera
,ion AZ the home OF Mrs. Melville strong NO "a
Plymouth-st on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs David d. Anderson. OF Bloomnen,
have issued invitations for the marriage o. tnelr
dauShter Miss Mamie Anderson, and Louis l. NC
Vair The ceremony Will take place on Ihursoays
November % ~
literary and musical entertainment Will pc gwen
FOR The benefit OF the Mountainsde Hospital n the
Inner Montcair Congregational Church next lnuIs-
day night The programme Will Include sslecN,tls
nv Miss Sadie We're Milne. humortst ana dramato
reader; Miss Rosamund Tinette. soprano; w Row
man tenor: Albert George, barytone, ana MISS Ions
Meishen, accompanst.
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JERSEY CITY.
SOCIAL DOINGS IN HUDSON COUNTY'S
PRINCIPAL CITY.
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUES RECEPTION TO GOV
ERNoR- ELECT GRIGGs-sEvERAL WEDDINGS
AND OTHER SOCIETY AFFAIRS.

THE UNION LEAGUE CLUES RECEPTION TO GOV
ERNoR- ELECT GRIGGs-sEvERAL WEDDINGS
AND OTHER SOCIETY AFFAIRS.
Delsarte and Swedish physical culture Is becoming
very rapidly much OF fad In Jersey City as it
has been In Boston. Glasses have sprung up like
mushrooms In every quarter of the city and all
are well attended and apparently thriving The
last class to make its appearance was organized
about week ago. and has its headquarters in
the Womsn's Club. in Belmont-ave. The class is
under the direction of Miss Elnora Stockton Rous-
Mrs Frank Gray OF No 159 Grand-st. enter
tanned the Social Ten" at luncheon at her home
on Thursday. The Social Ten" consists OF ten
fashionable women, who each In turn entertain
she others. The luncheons take place every two
weeks and pleasant affairs
Miss Hattie Martin, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
V. r. Martin OF No 109 Jackson-ave.. was mar
RED on Tuesday evening to Maurice Pink. OF Rah-
way. The ceremony performed by the Rev
Charles F. Hull. pastor of the Linden Avenue
Methodist Church. at the home or the orlde
parents reception followed. after which Mr. and
Mrs Pink departed for a brief visit in the South
The brownsione- front building occupied by the
At public auction 10 Mrs stoltz for $500 The
building owned by Henry Jaime. and the Hud-
able that the society will be compelled to seek other
quarters. II Is rumored that the houses OF General
Leon Albeit are being considered. The Hudson
Democrats Society Is composed Of the "silk-stock
ing element OF Hudson County.
The Jersey City branch OF the Needlework Guild
Of America has elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: Mrs. Alexander T. McGN. honorary
president: Mrs. John Van Worst, president; Miss
Marie l.. Manners secretary; Mrs A G. Garre'son
treasurer
The designations OF Captain Thomas g. o Nell
and Second Lieutenant Morning. j. Gieason' OF
Company D. 4th Regiment have peen accepled
Miss Josie Kraus entertained number OF TRENDS
at the home OF her parents. Old Bergen Road ana
Danforth-aVe. a few evenings ago. The occasion
was the anniversary OF her birthday. Music,
dancing and refreshments were the features OF the
enteri anment.
The tenth anniversary of the wedding OF MI and
Mrs H NJ Woods. OF No. 20 Van Horhe-sI, was
Celebrated a few nights ago with a reception al
their pleasant home.
Miss Mary shafer OF No. 6s Brinkernoh-st, en-
tertained the Luncheon Club on Ihursday' Inc
occasion was the clubs fifth anniversary.
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ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

The plan for organizing large ana represeh'a'v.
athletic association IN Kearny Township emDi aoi"s
all OF the present clubs. has met with cordlai fs-
cepton The Union Athletics and the hearny r'ahs-
ers consolidated their interests last week. tah'i's
the name Of the Kearny Athletic Association ana
while few details remain TO be settled the gen
era plan of organization has been well dseste 10 A "a
approved II is proposed that suitable SIG "
crreS ON the level tract known as the Pach,
sufficiently large for all field track ana gvne ,S
snnrts The clubhouse contemplated VIII nave me
ordnary equipment OF bowling alleys p.nlaru,
rooms bath and dressing rooms; beside rscsPS n
pariors and a good gymnasium. Samuel Wortnins-
ION president OF the American Footoau Associas-
lion believes all this can be done by popuisr ~
ecrin-ions 10 The stock and has already recelNsu OF
fers Tor large blocks Of the stock from nunDer oh
residents and business men. The plan OF sports N
dudes a team OF Association and Rugby IootDan'
a baseball team 10 be entered in the state L.asuu.
gun club and one of the strongest crlckeL ueains
in the country conference OF an sporting hs gss IN
,srests in Kearny will be called probably TINS "sen.
and the subscription list for stock VIII be opehsl
The Woman's Literary Association OF ArnhsVon -
made an enjoyable visit to Mrs. j. Mcdonald or
RIoomfieid on Thursday and listened 20 an aoie
addrass on Evolution" Mrs +. +. Seipers pres,-
dent OF the Arlington association, read paper ~
woman bicyclirts. strongly approving OF ttA eAs'-
else OF wheel riding
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PLAINFIELD.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE KIRMEsS.

NOTES OF THE APPROACHING MUNICIPAL Er.Ec-
TIoN-soCTAL NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Probably never before in the history OF the char
liable entertainments held in Plainfeld has there
been one so successful from financial standpoint,
as the kirmess " nations given asst week IN ara
Of Nuhlenberg Hospital Artsticay. the kirmess
has surpassed expectations. Each days dancing
seemed better than that Of the day before. Miss
Stewart. under whose management the kirmess was
given has received warm praise for her success
The work Of William ~ Runyon, the court jester
who led the evening dances. is worthy OF men
ton. as is that Of Pendleton Rogers, who led the
matinee dances
Cards have been issued for receptions by Mrs
Isaac L. Miller and Miss Miller, on November Z5'
November 30 and December :.
Mrs Augustus D. Shepard and Miss Shepard Will
give reception at The Gables" Fanwood, on
Tuesday November %
The Union Thanksgiving Day services will be heid
in Trinity Reformed Church. and the seventh DaS
Baptist Church on Thanksgiving morning al " W.
o'clock In the former the Rev Hsrper p r raj
Goodrich vii preach in the seventh Day DaP''''
Church.
The first musical Of the THURSDAY Evening Musical
Club will be given on December O.
Charles A. Reed OF this city is spoken OF IN con-
nection with the Speakership Of the next House
The Citizens Organized Aid Society reorganized
on Monday night the organized Ala oocisy
and the following officers were elected PresiIent
Mason " TYLER first vice. president, H b. New
hall; second vicepresdent. Mrs Opdyke third VICE
Miller: treasurer. II. p. Reynolds
The Pla.nfeld city lection WI. be held December
: The officers 10 be elected are three members OF
Judge. City Collector. three Commissioners OF Ap
peal one member OF the Board OF EDUCATION ana
Common Councilman, Justice OF the peace anu To he
revised at the polling places on November %
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IRVINGTON.

Albert Devoe. son Of John Devoe, OF Cnion-av~',
died on Wednesday OF consumption
The Irvington Field Club will hold its second
smoker on November p.
The Irv,neton Amateur Minstrel Club Will give III
erst entertainment at the Essex County Insane
Asylum.
The Clinton Township Committee. lrvngton VIZ
lage Trustees and other public boards nave ~
oaIysd nv,ta,ions 10 attend the dedication or the
Town Hall In Valsburg on Thanksgiving DAY,
The marriage OF Miss Theresa schmidt or CEN
,re-st 70 Charles Cochran will take place On
wednesday November z, at o'clock IN - Leo
church The Rev John J. Boylan VIII perform tne
ceremony and a reception will follow az CLOCK
at the home OF the bride
The second quarterly meeting OF the lrving'on
Field Club was held az the clubhouse TUESDAY.
The first annual exhibition and ball OF The irving
ton Turnverein will be held In schrmpt nan Oh
November %.
Clinton Lodge No. IS l. o. o. F.. VII have an
entertainment in It's lodgerooms IN the Io"n Haii
On Friday night. November q
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Chrisuaq
Church had a cracker sociabe az the home OK
Henry McDayitt, In Orange-ave., on wednesday
night
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THERHUDSON COUNTYTOWNS
HOBOKEN.

Miss Lillian f Wright, Of Hoboken. and George
H. Kent Of Brooklyn. were married by the Rev
\ B. Richardson. pastor OF the First Methohisl
Episcopal Church on Tuesday last. wedding sup
per was served al the home Of Mrs Thomas wright
No 80 Park-ave. after the ceremony.
The Columbia club has two interesting affairs on
its social programme; the first is an entertainment
tomorrow night anu the second euchre parry Oh
Thanksgiving Eve.
Leading members Of the Quartet Club including
f. A. Osten. the president, have planned sub
scription game dinner which will be served at the
club hall next Thursday evening. The menu calls
for TWO big Canadian bears.
The several cadet companies IN Hoboken will have
a parade through the city next Tuesday. Major
Henry Lohmann OF the 4th Regiment, VIII be mar
shall Mayor Lawrence Pagan and the city officials
will review the parade from the steps OF the city
Hall.
The second OF the series Of free public lectures
arranged by the Hoboken School Board will be
given al Public School No. 8 next Tuesday evening.
Tne Rev T.. II. WeLman. Of New-York Will be tie
SPEAKER. The subject Is PROM Fort sumter 10
gettysburg.
The Stevens, Social Society vii! give its first
ing \ marked success is anticipated, as the com
mittee has worked very hard
social tee was given at the First Methodist
OF the LADIES' Aid Society. Mrs Mccain. assisted
by twenty young aides was in charge. Inc at. al
pleas sanity.
The Athletic Union Of 81. Johns Protestant Epis-
copai Church OF Yves; HOboken. gave a highly sue
cessful entertainment and reception at the casino
on Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs Henry Holm. Of 10 100 Pa.isa a =. ;,
ave West HObOken. celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary If their wedding last week BY enter
tanning a number OF their friends. Tne Rev O. y.
C3uentner OF the First German Baptist Church OF
New-Yorh. made a pleasant address n presenting q
handsome bouquet TO the host and hostess
Patrick Matthews Of No 524 Gardner-st Union
Hill and Miss Mary Mcdonald, OF New ork We're
married last week az =. Augustines Church. Union
Hin The Rev. a. Brady, pastor, oihcated A r.
ception at the home of the bridegroom followed
The Rev. Henry Mason Baum gave an instructive
lecture at the Quartet Club on Tuesday evening
on "Chaliea and Egypt
4 very pretty home wedding took place on Tues
dav evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. kuempei.
OF No s25 Hudson-st. HOOoken. wnen Miss Lillian
Kuempel was married 10 Martin StelJes, Jr The
Rev Alexander Richter. pastor Of -. Matthew
church performed the ceremony. The ushers were
George and John /. SteJes brothers OF the bride
groom There no bridesmaids
The Young Mems Catholic Association VIII give
a reception at Dad Fellows Hall on December 2
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himself conspicuous as orator on the Labor plat
foTm and the before a. the Nr M SG1 Mor
r row of Warren; Corbin, Republcan ror Coruana'
Psrke Hawkins KsHSSAnf or r0T Fr @S Potts
rbs balot showed substantially the same divls,oA
Of ssni for the next two weeks and slgh, u
,nus marked every convention Oh 'he TWO riousg h
Because s OF of attack by the Albeit and on
Tnbuarv % Allan L. Mcperm9tI IN tne nope ppop
ssr,i note asking "a plain questionCwhether or not
Won will for Republican ior ,he
,omeward ny was the response which Bari
,1anei in pencil on the back OF MT MeDermo''
n9 Ge the following day attempt was made to put
a re- as traitor to his party and calling upon
bar - resign but 1t was defeated with the aid OF
carroll an Vas aroused TO denunciaton " him for
~ ro,,~se From his seat IN the House one gay ne
reSrent- IN ths Speakers chair because he mad
po,e5 that Baird lad thrown all his influence win
he Rsp be,ween me and my Cod shouted woiyer
ton Wl, W. he was placed in the chair: and now
made %hI" am ready ny voice and vote TO put an
o.her Spea seoris 10 depose Baird unavailing
NJ ne and the proceedings In the Assembly
neNrh er continued TO be marked 10y succession OF
,,p RrODGETT FINALLY ELECTED
nh. ,,nshot % the scandalous proceedings was
49,. the Republicans and boiling Democrats
rood upon the election 81 Rufus .Blodgett. su-
,,erintendent Of the Long Branch Railroad when
che vote was announced Assembiyman heppeh-
bcir,er afterWard State Controller, hurled copy
- tha Revised Statutes at the head or speaker
Rai,G How Blodgett received the news tha' ne
had been chosen L represent New-Jersey III the
United states senate is thus described:
B,o!se,t was stunned when, young Mercury I!njy
$50 irto me room in OF the Trenton hOtels
IN which he awaited the news. lie stared NacahtS
a; The boy as though doubling the evidence o, ms
senses for a moment. then. with WIG WhooP OF
low ne tossed the big sombrero he he'd IN ms hanus
+he ceiling great stroke OF fortune
,.t advanced the uncouth and unlettered ralr0aI
- an ~ place among the rultrs OF the earth Inc
In,,6licane lived 10 repent their part in the affair
i ieft the resourceful Albeit in the field to battle
,rsro while there compromising gam lOT
nm In Biodgetts uneventfu service in the great
building Capitol Hh
The book has many graphic narratives OF the
lohbving and corrupting work In the days when
colonel RarcalOw kept watch ana ward over
thu legislative halls
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SOMERSET COUNTY.
SOMERNILIE-

Cards are out announcing the marriage OF George
W Abbott. jr 10 Miss Bessie Fraleigh. Of Bound
Brook on the evening OF November %.
The first assembly OF the will be held at
Gerrnania Hall. on Tuesday evening. November %.
Henry y Cortelycu and Miss Lizzie COrte.you, OF
Franklin Park have gone 10 Atlanta, Ga, 70 at
tend the Exposition
The wedding OF Miss Aletta {. Pau.ison and James
I. Stillwell. OF Burnt Mills, VIII take place on
November q
The annual ball OF the S0mervile and Raritan
Saengerbund was ne a Friday evening.
At the reception to be- given Monday evening.
at Germania Hall. for the benefit OF the Emergency
Hospital. the following the patronesses: Mrs.
H. f. Reed Mrs. O. 5 Cook. Mrs \. 4. Clark. NJ 81.
! H. Madison. Miss Caroline .. Gilders,eeve, Mrs
NJ c. Barcalow. Mrs John Garnert
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ESSEX COUNTY WINS.
NONTCLAIR.

Mr., Margaret Yardiey, president OF the State
Federation OF women's Clubs. addressed numoer
OF ladies' from the womens clubs OF Montciair AT
the home OF Mrs. Melville Strong. IN Plymoutn-st"
on Thursday afternoon
The GIee Club has announced that IT'S first con.
cert OF the season will be held In the FIRST Conc
gregational Church on December H.
An invitation has been received by chief Ens'-
neer Williams for the various companies OF inc
Fire Department 10 participate in barbecue which
will follow, the dedication OF Borough Hall, |ahs-
burg " j.
MontcIalr is almost unique In that at present
every foot OF sewer main laid in the town Is paid
for In advance by the benefited property-hoid
Five miles have been laid In this manner.
The Golf Club will hold it's second competition
on Thanksgiving Day. beginning at e. m. sharp
all handicapped Women mine holes)-Prze, three
clubs given by Mr. Horrax Men eighteen hoiesI-
Prize three clubs given by Mrs T. HorrsS' a
patent scorer will be given by Mt schroeder lor
he hest actual score made by any lady, and Mr..
Uorrax gives a club for the one made by a man.
The November meeting OF the Town Improyemene
Association was held in tie oI "a
dawson professor OF singing in the public scnoolS
gave address on Muse as a Factor III f-duca-
The Montclair Clubs annual dance; which took
place n 6 5ne Of the social this
and the society leaders turned out IN !aIge h s
rated with potted plants and palms. Dancing was
enjoyed until midnight. Among The society people
pnd Mrs Thomas II. Bouden, Dr and Mrs Jane.
6 Brown DIT Clarence W. Butler MI ana MIS-.
< Baagley Eawagd L. Bsiiey BIS A Akn;
i ns, ah Mr. and Mrs r VI Boyd. r. VI. Boyd.
IT, W Y Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs Roo e.,r, cnr' Ma
and Mrs F. A. Croker Mr; and Mrs %. p Pa cr Tl.
shank Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Earle, MI ana S,,s'
Henry 4. Dickie Mr. and Mrs c F. pro5te NJ.
and irrs c. G. Du Bois NJ ard Mrs E. IVA VA NM Wrs
D. T. Force Or: r P. Francis, Mr. and Mrs x M N.
Henng Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Freeman, Nr ana Mrs
E B. Goodel. Mr. and NJ J \; R2 l s- Nj ana
Hail. Mr. and Mrs F VI. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Hawess F j. A. Junkin, Nj and Mrs John
r Livermore Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Lloyd. Or ana
Mrs j. j. H. Lore; NJ and Mrs W L H. Lualann'
Meyer j. Rand Mr.. and Mrs. F. ? Eannsy'
Mr. and Mrs j. B. Renwiek. c. W English )r'
/ l. Rodman the Misses Rodman. Mt ana -.
Thomas Russell ,Mr. and Mrs s T " VS.. s,eph~';
Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A Temple; Mr.
T ann Mr. and Mrs G E. Van Week. Or. and
Mrs s. G G. watkins r F, Wallis Mr. ana ! Mrs:
q e Williams John II. Wilson. d. NJ sawyer
and J. l.. Parsons.
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NOW mr. H4NYA GOT THE WATCH

From The Lewiston Journal.
\ Maine man who would have been accounted
worthy OF recognition among the three ulishty me-.
who brought King David water from the We" ny
Bethlehem's gate has been rememoeteu ~ ons
United states Government this Week Marcus
l. Hanna OF Krightville, TUESDAY received eNr .,o
me lal OF honor from the Record ana Itn'. s
of,ice with an inscription telling that II was ior
gaiinntry at Port Hudson. La. July = lseb ~, "a
that date the Massachusetts regiment OF W H'Vn M
Hanna was sergeant was lying IN tnr rlle PtS :"
Port Hudson. and every canteen was cry. Av P
O'Clock the suffering became 80 intense thts AAeu
tenant Hurd called FOR volunteers 10 go 10 te .esa
for water. the service being so ha%ruo n", n
would not take the responsibility OF sen1lhs one.
Onlv one man responded-Mr. Hanna Before ne
started dummy man raised over tne rlIie plt,
and n was speedily ridded by bullets MI rama
then took a dozen can:eens. disposed them ABOUT MS
hodv so a. 10 affori the best protection. anu spring
ing from -the pit dashed for the nearest cover i"V
wards away No bullet hit him but they came 80
cinss ,h", fter going half the distance Mr. Hanna
threw himself fat on his face. Inc Iohtedeiat"a
then ceased firing thinking ne was dead Aiter
80 ,n,r,,fas. resf ne arose and ran the remaining
t,starra no shots being Hired. Neither was any
fired on hts return Inc repeiS e''ue'''S "PP'0N'-
afel
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4 SAMPLE "C0Ty" CAMPAIGN MEETING

From The Kansas City Journal
Four young men then arose. They CONSTITUTED
the "Crusher" Quartet. Their first song was stan,
bv the Flag Forever" An encore was given this
The sOngsiers hit OF the evening. however. was
song which had a direct reference TO the subjec
10 be discussed. Here are Two representative
verses
'Con" will tell the wondrous story
OF free silver 10 us now,
Hen explain the matter clearly.
And Will show 10 us Just how
w. may reach financial heaven
II leeisate just right,
SOS 10 give silver lining
To the cOuntry's cloudy night.
Major Gum will take the rostrum
Al no distant future day
He Will tell Of sound money
And the dollar that Will pay
For whatever needing.
And our obligations meet.
lie would lead US from the bosmiIc
To finances golden street
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GLEN RIDGE.

A feast OF days will be- held IN the parish no"'e
- chris, church Glen Ridge on Tuesday. Weines-
dav and THURSDAY next Each day Of the week
will be represented by booth. The booths VIII os
in charge OF the following: Sunday booth. Mrs c.
F. Harrison Miss Harrison and Miss Annette Har-
rson Monday booth. Mrs. II. c. Harris. Mrs H. X
Jacobs and Miss Heart. Tuesday BOOTH Mrs. a.
q MARI ana Miss Van BokkeIlu. "Wednesday booth.
Miss crawford and Miss Kate B. Dalrympie Thurs
,,av booth Miss Bremen. Miss Nllke aiii MISE
Johnson FRIDAY booth Young Peoples Guild; sat
uriay booth. the Junior Auxiliary. F;oral pootn'
Miss Hackett Miss Seymour Miss Maude SEYMOUR
Miss Benson and Miss Corby. RefresnInent MIS-
q W Root Miss Van Boskerk. Mrs J. C. WADE
and Miss Da,rymple.
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ELIZABETH.
NUMEROUS AFFAIRS IN SOCIETY AND
CLUB CIRCLES

GOSSIP ABOUT THE APPOINTMENT OF A NEW
DISTRICT JUDGE-MEETING OF THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
sunerintendent Shearer OF this city will deliver
two lectures during the coming week before the
Morris County Teachers Institute nj Dover
r-nion Pleasure Circle OF this city, held it's sixth
annual ball on Monday night at Turn Hall. The
AFFAIR was the most successful yet given by the
organization. The ball attended by the Little
Four Pleasure Club. the Liberty Pleasure Club.
Unity Flute and Drum Corps, Nonpariel Ciub,
F,izabethport Turn Veren. Teutonla Singing So
ciety National Athletic Club and the Elizabeth
Turner'S.
There Is much talk in this city as TO who VIII be
appointed District Court Judge in place OF p. H.
Gllhooly who IL a Democrat SO far only two can
didates are making efforts to obtain the position.
although there may be several others before Gov
next spring. The asprants already in the field are
c. Addison Swift. former chairman OF the Repuo-
Mcan County Executive Committee. and John J.
Lowden. Both reside in Elizabethport 1t Is said
that City Attorney Atwater who was candida te
some years ago, would be the first choice or the
party leaders II they were sure a Republican could
be chosen in mis- place az city Attorney.
A chrysanthemum and floral show will be given
In the Drake opera House next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Thousands Of plants Will be put on
exhibition and brakes Band will give a concert
each night
Company F.. 81 Regiment. Will have its semi
annual inspection bv Colonel D. r. Murphy on
Thursday evening next. the armory. The com
pany gave a dramatic performance last night at
the Lyceum Theatre. which was largely attended