The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-22
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SOCIETY ABROAD.
Hoboken's Best-Known Citizens
are Away Enjoying
Their Vacation.

The homes of the leading society people
OF Hoboken present a deserted appear
aace. The summer exodus this year has
been unusually extensive. The Hoboken
c~ontingeats of summer visitors are to be
found at the hotels and cottages at most
Of the popular seaside and mountain re-
sorts.
Prominent among the m~ultitudinous list
of &bsentees are the following well known
people, and the places of their summer
abode
Mayor Pagan and family are summer
ing at Asbury Park. Ex-Mayor Stanton
is travelling in Russia.
Richard r. Green, the wei known
bachelor has been visiting the principa1
lakes of the State. This week be starts
for a sojourn at the seaside.
Rev. DR.. Houghton, County School Su-
perlntendent, is in Europe for a two
foid purpose, to seek health and explore
some of the famous spots on the contin
emit.
Professor Morton has transferred his
sanotum temporarily to his fms summer
Catskills.
DR.. Frank Nichols, the rising young
physician and his bride. are having a
months revel among the beautiful
scenes of Nova Scotia.
Colonel Leon ALBEIT. Jr., well known
counsellor, and family, are enjoying cots
LA5 ~ 11& LIZ III Eat OAllQ
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Albert are ardent adj
miTers OF aquatlc sports. Mrs. Albeit
IS a graceful and expert zwimmer-
New York Cab Company, has closed his
mansion on Hudson street. and is with
his family on his farm at Mannet, y. J.
President Myles Tierney, of the North
Hudson Railroad, has bsen spending the
summer in the Adirondacks.
Colonel E. A. Stevens and family have
lands Of Bernardsville. HIS mother, Mrs.
". B. Stevens, and the Lewis family, are
stopping in Switzerland.
Mrs. Il. B. alexander, sister of Colonel
stevens is SeQueStered for Midsummer
in her cottage ait Bernardsvilie.
Mrs Mary, the widow of the late John
at her cottage in one of the prettiest por-
tons of the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Macy are occupying
their surnmer home near Morristown.
Ex-Tax Commissioner Joseph Thomas
has a fine villa near Deal Lake.
Police Commissions William TtZ and
family are ~sojourning at the sea eide.
r. H, Ninehsngner. the genial President
Of he German Club, has a cottage at
Lake Hopatcong.
wife have returned from a trip to Massa-
chusetts.
of upper Hudson street is with his family
on his farm in Monmouth county.
Corporation Counsel Ainturn IS seeking
a needed respite from his many cases by
resting at the seaside.
Michael ]. Coyle is enjoying frequent
visits to his family, who are staying in
the Catskills.
c. F. Maflage, the Hudson street mil
l~ionaire, is reveling In the gayeties of
the seaside.
School Principal Demarest has a cottage
at Lake Hopatcong. Andrew J. Gleason
ana his Uncle. Professor [. Merritt, are
making a two months visit on the Pa
cific coast.
Ernest Tisjen and family are LOCATED IN
the summer in a cottage at Mount Tabor:
2 President G.. H. Russ, of the School
Board. IS staying at Bealmar.
Professor Albert Leeds and wife are
far away at the ~ncrtilmost part Of the
rocky coast of Maine.
Dr. Romeo F.. Chabert and family are
making their tenth annual so5curn at
Asbury Park in their cosy cottage near
the sea.
Counsellor Samuel c. Besson has re-
turned from a stay at Sen Girt.