The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-03

AS the clerk Oh IHc weather Has S1iI-
refused ali petitions about temperature
and continued to give us cool, liveabie
days. people who are SO fortunate as TO
possess cottages by sea o. mountains,
and they who nave the w~herewithai to
| procure such things temporarily, have
| ceased to look for hot weather as an ex-
cuse FOR leaving the city, and are now
putting down their departure to a desire
for seashore and country life. Whatever
the reason assigned the result is the
same. Every one who can possibly leave
the city is leaving, while the less FORUM
ate ~Heishbors are Obliged 10 remain nome
and imagine when the breeze blows across
the canal that Jersey City is a beautiful
seaside resort, and when 1t blows TONI
the bone factories and meadows that,
Well-tnat there are more places on earth
One OF the loveliest places along the Jef-
sey coast and one that is VISITED py "a
As6nry Park. II contains ountry n
the Grand oidd ocean. Every street in
| road (ilne for bicyclistsD and there are
pefmar, Br:elle and Bay Head in one d
boron, Long Branch and Pleasure Bay IN
the other. Not bicyclists and people with
carriages enjoy the pleasures Of these
reads alone. for there are now troiiey
ears in each direction.
Ocean Grove. hat quaint old Methodist
town, as it usually called Asbury Parks
twin sister, comes in for a share of at
tention. OF the streets. little can be
said; Of the gates of those street, much.
Snndays and no one may on that day
ride or drive within the cftyss walls,
The old time Ocean Growers take great
pleasure in saying that once, many years
ago, General Grant was asked to speak
al a meeting, and he drove from his
home n Long Branch. But when he
scend and continue his journey on foot,
ror not even for General Grant might a
carriage drive through Ocean Grove on a
Among the cottagers at the Park and
GROVE this summer are Mr; ana Mrs. lfo :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cavalli, and Mr.
and Mrs Joseph a. Dear.
number of houses at Asbury Park. The
first one which they bought about six
| years ago was on Seventh avenue near
is a very pretty residence and was greatly
improved by Hr. Hamilton. He, how
| ever, preferred another location. and sold
The ocean. He became in time dissatis-
fed with this. and he now owns a hand
some residence at Grand and Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton always take their
horses and carriages with taem, ana are
frequently seen DRIVING about the many
GtEtlJ R4dttSr II Az ~ Z. -tAAS1 I q ht+
| ton Is fond of riding, ard she and her
father take long early rides together.
M. and Mrs. Negus5 do not own "a cot
resssd oo one tG II s Norfth ASs sasT PAY Park. ' This
summer then cottage is at Sixth, avenue
c asa . n''' sngpss s'' Lake ana efs within 4 FEW s'1'
blocks of the ocean. Mr.. and Mrs. Negus
| and their three SONS are very fond Of
f aaeSs's riding Iineag abo aaa the fnag town p ss they = ali ali
Rave wlleels, and Mr.. Charles Negus
has also a tandem. .
Mrs. Negus always has a number of
visitors IN the summer. and this season
she expects her daughter Mrs. FREDERIC
Walters; Of Rochester. with her husband
and their babies.
Mr.: and Mrs; Frank cavallj are spend
are boarding in Sixth avenue. and they
have with them their little daughter
Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph A.. Dear and FAM
ily occupy their residence n ocean Grove.
None q the ter ro Of that at rigsd PLACE
| Ocean Grove and they enjoy Ocean Grove.
The yhave both a carriage and bicycles,
but Mrs. Dear does not ride the bicycle.
Mrs. Hannah Cairns. of West Hamilton
| place, Is. now in Ocean Grove. Mrs.
| DDS and the meetings Of the Kings Daugh-
ters' Society, in which she is deeply inter-
| ested.
Miss Edith Cairns has recently returned
from Smith College where she has com
I pfeted her freshman year. Miss Cairns
has become an accomplished musician
and thoroughly enjoys her college course
Nj. and Mrs. Alexander Fletcher. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. e Frame and their chlldren'
where they have taken a cottage for the
| summer. Mr.. Frame and his son ride
bicycles and are often seen together on a
tandem.
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. ]. Lester Wells
mother, recently went to the Delaware
| returned a few days ago seriously III.
Mrs. Davis has made many warm friends
in the city since. her residence with her
daughter on GadTnef avenue
Mrs. Post, the Misses Post and Mr..
VII Post, have Just reFurnsl from
after the death of Mr.. Andrew Post. They
will now join Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Post
few days ago been at Blooming Grove Park
Pike county. Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Underhill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer UnderhilI have taken
a cottage at Lake Hopateeng for the
sort last summer, and like it 50 well
that they have returned with their little
children.
Miss Minnie Griffith and Mrs. Edward
Pratt are visiting in Somerville, a suburb
Of Boston. They will remain away
during the month Of July.
Miss Louise G Farrant has gone to
Cambridge to enter the Harvard summer
school. She is an indefafigable student.
and is now working for the degree Of
sailed for Cambridge. England. where
Mr.. Wait win enter the Cambridge sum
material for the book she proposes writ
ing about the English people.
Chancellor and Mrs. Alexander T. Nc
Gill will spend The summer at Belmar
where they have taken a cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell. Of Avenue
r. go to Belmar next week. Their TIVE
daughters will go With them.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. r. Morse and then
daughter. Miss Lillian, viii summer IN
their cottage at Belmar:
General and Mrs. Wilhelm q. Heppen.
il4eirner AVE a cottage at reenwo I1ake
ana they will remain there during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Owens are snending
the Summer in White Lake, Sullivan
county,
MI ard Mrs Arthur rslh Montgomerle. q
at Management.