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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
OUT OF TOWN TICKETS.


More Nominations From the Countrv
Districts.
At peoples caucus in the village
council rooms at Hampton the fol-
lowing township officers were nomi-
mated: Supervisor, w. 4. Carey;
town clerk, John CLAM; assessor.
Andrew O'Brien; collector. Irwin s.
Cox; commissioner of highways, j.
c. Bisant; justice of the peace, pre-.
cinct 1, Richard Maxwell; justice Of
the peace, precinct 2. j. A. Haune-
gan; Justice of the peace, precinct 8,
w. N. Tyler; township committee.
G. B. Henry. r. S. Silvis, Irwin S.
Cox. At q farmers and laborers'
caucus held at Cooks school house
March 20, the following township
officers were nominated: Super.
visor. Peter Groth; town clerk. Otto
Guckert; assessor, George A. Craw-
ford; collector, MILFORD Adams; COM
missioner Of highways, j. c. Bisant;
justice of the peace, precinct 1, Alb
ner Sibley; justice of the peace. pre-.
cinct 2, Eli Corbin; justice of the
peace, precinct s, W. H. Sherman;
constable. precinct 1, Charles p.
Edelman; constable, precinct 2, Au-
gust Gerhardt; constable, precinct 8,
Peter Cewe. In the township of
Hampton all vacancies are to be
filed by the committee. Yester-
day, j. c. Bisant withdrew from
the nomination as commissioner
of highways.
Pursuant to call a peoples caucus
at Port Byron was held Monday
evening. John Schafer. Jr., was
chosen chairman and w. ID. Hall Sec
rotary. W. F. Garrett and Henry
Brandt were appointed tellers. The
following were placed in nomina-
ton: Town clerk, W. D. Hall; as
SCISSOR. w. S. Grove; collector, Henry
Toner; school trustee. H. c. Metz
gar; commissioner of highways, W.
M. Banker; justices of the peace,
John Moody. F. s Gates; constabies.
ID. A. Malarkey, F. H. Shelton; town
ship committee. Henry Brandt,
E. M. Rogers and John Schall.
The republican caucus was held
Saturday evening. A. H. Wendt
was elected chairman and D. c.
Owen secretary. The following
ticket was nominated: For town
clerk. A. A. DIN; asses sor, C. S.
Hunt; collector, w. w. Pearsall,
school trustee. A. Sutherland; COM
missioner of highways, George Schai-
BILE; justices Of the peace, C. P. AL
brecht, A. G. Brewster; cons ta bles,
William Nicholson, John Murray.
At the Coal Valley citizens eau
Gus called for the 22d inst. the fol-
lowing persons were nominated: Su-
pervisor. ". F. Myers; town clerk,
Murt Conner, Jr. assessor, William
Adams; collector. T. j. Murphy;
commissioner of highways. John o.
johnson; overseer Of highways, d. L.
Ed wards; justices Of the peace, T. j.
Murphy, John T. Patterson; consta-
bles, Hiram Rubey, John Murphy;
pound master, Thomas Connley.
The Rural independent ticket last
night nominated H H. Worthington
for supervisor, the rest of the ticket
to remain the same as the former
ticket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23

II You have. you probably need .
reliable medicine Ike Foley's Honey
and Tar to heal your lungs and stop
the racking cough incidental to this
disease Sold By n. r. Bahnsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Tax Oollsotor's Notice.

The taxes for 1896 are now due
and payable at the law Office OF
o. Z. Cramer, 1712 Second avenue.
Bring last years tax receipts
and avoid delay in searching for de.
scriptions. HENRY KRoE0ER,
Township Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23

When bilious or costive eat . Cas-.
caret. candy cathartic, cure guarsn.
teed, 10 cents, Is cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Danger from High water Fast.

Sioux City, Ia. March 2S.-An danger
from high water is past here for the
present. The rivers are clear of ice and
going down. The ice gorges up the
Missouri river are not nearer than Yer
million. All trains have resumed
business from here here except the NJ
waukee. whose western and northern
lines are badly crippled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23

Experience proves the merit Of
Hoods Sarsaparills. It cures all
forms Of blood diseases, tones the
stomach, builds up the nerves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
RIDGEWOOD.

Mia Margaret vreeland vice-prircipal Of the
p,dgewood school, will spend the remainder Of The
summer at New-IIaven Conn
,h. Rev Mr. Huckel will be in charge OF the
.r,,,ces In Christ Church during the month OF Au-
gust. ~ ,,,
Mrs Cox. Miss Cox. Miss Smith. Miss Calkins
and David Cox will spend the month of August In
the Catskils
Henry O. Patten and family summerng at
Point Pleasant.
rho Rev George II. Badger and Mrs. Badger
are spending the month OF August at Cottage city.
Mr. Lyra and family. of New-York. are at the
Dickson place for the summer.
Richard Hale and family are at Point Pleasant
until September.
Harvey Palmer and family spending the sum-
mer on Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Doremus are on month
trip through Canada.
MIR and Mrs Edward Chapman are visiting
friends In town.
The Junior order OF United American Mechanics
celebrated the first anniversary OF the order on
Thursday. The new lodgerooms were thrown open
TO the public for inspection during the entire uaS'
micro was a reception In the evening. $40 81,
The lawn party given by the woman f,iail'e ~,
Rideewood the grounds OF Elmer houi go W,
Wednesday evening was "A pretty analr' oaPa
lanterns were hung about the plazxas anu IT,. IT,.
giving a ch irming effect 10 the pace. n 'a as
~ -s-".~ "-.nfsd the lawn Tor dahcihs' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
MONTCLAIR.

The third and final open-air concert given by the
Montclar Club was held on the clubhouse lawn on
Monday evening Markwith's Military Band being
tho performers The club has announced a special
holiday dance on Monday evening. September o.
Mrs Charles II. Johnson and family. of Midland
ave are spcnding August at Mount Desert. Me.
The Rev and Mrs Allen II. Upper. jr.. have re-
turned from a few weeks stay at Atlantic CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Churchill. OF Walden Place,
are STAYING at New-Canaan Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Shepard Rowland. OF Park-st, are
registered AT the Brunswick. Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould and Mr.. ana Mrs iranord
Of inner Montclair. have joined the Montcair
colony at Quon. r. l. go
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel De Tornos VIII give re-
can,ion at their home i'm Forest-st. Wednesday
evening i'm honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Camacho.
a. Southwest IIarbor Mount Desert. Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
NEW BRUNSWICK.

Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Johnson. OF New-Bruns-
wick who are spending the summer in their cot
tage at Cape May gave dinner for number OF
their friends from this city on Saturday evening.
The Brunswick Golf club engaged In mixed
fourson,e on their links on Saturday. The winners
were Miss Clark and John +. Street. The oiher
contestants were Miss Anable and Major Kenny
Miss Kirkpatrick and Oliver NJ. Palmer. Miss
Nicholas and j. l.. r. Morgan.
Freeman Woodbridge and Schuyler Van 'Ieoi
have returned from "A bicycling trip through Con-
necticut and Rhode Island
The second annual meeting OF the Second Work.
ingmen's Building and Loan Association was held
this week The officers elected were: President.
Charles w Kent: vice-president j. }. Mctloskey
secretary, Patrick Hageriy; treasurer, y. '. iard-
ing. ,. . ,-, .
Misses Helen and Julia Williamson. of nion-si;,
are guests at the cottage OF Benjamin f. Howell
AT Spring Lake.
Misses Mamie and Nellie Crosson entertained on
Tuesday evening In honor of their guests. Miss
Edith Foote and James Foote. OF Archibald Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
NITTLEY.

Mrs w H. Lloyd and John *. Lloyd. OF Will
Transport Penn. are spending a month with MI
and Mrs William Longfedor. of Highfeld Lane
Mrs Charles s. Thurston. of Whiforoe-aVe.. l.
ENJOYING the sea breeze at Huntington, Long
Island
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Young OF Grant-ave., are
spending a month at Point o Woods. Long Island
Charles b Marquette Miss Siegler and d. Zacha-
RUS of New-York, entertained last week by
Mr. and Mrs Ludwig Friasch OF Chestnu-st
Mr. and Mrs Thomas j. ONeil. of Brookheld-
ave. are spending a few weeks with friends at
Easton, y. Y
The Rev. John p. Appleton, rector Of Grace
Episcopal Church: Mrs. Appleton and Miss Annette
Appleton are spending a few weeks with friends
az Miss = l.. 0cott, of Maple Place, is visiting
friends at Madison y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs August Braucr Of Nutley-ave.. are
AT Warwick ~ Y. for a month.
Mr. and Mrs J. Vernon Bowler. Jr.. OF Stockton
Park Nutley sailed the Westernland, OF the
Red Star Line Of steamers. on Wednesday lof
Antwerp from where they Will make tour OF
Mr. and Mrs James r. Hay of the ENCLOSURE in
Passaic-ave. are at Sterling Forest, ~ ,
Mrs Samuel Gordon and Miss Laura Gordon OF
New-York are visiting Mrs. l.. b. Fairabrant OF
Williams-st. a.,
Php Frobose Of River Road. is spending
few months in the White Mountains
Miss Sarah Graves. of Newark, was entertained
on Wednesday by Miss Annie Donaldson OF Hlgh-
field Lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
METUCHEN.

The Quiet Hour Club has issued programmes
containing a plan for study during the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ Horton visiting Mr..
Horizons parents a; Albany. y. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peppard have returned TO
their home in New-York after vsiiiag Miss and
Mr. Schureman AT Cherry Lawr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orton. OF Mt Vernon. :. y.
have been visiting Mr. Ortons mother In Me
tutchen.
William Almond his returned TO Metuchen after
a Two years stay in California
Miss Clara Craig Is spending a week with her
friend Miss Estelle Berg. In Ellenviile. y Y.
Miss Abbey Robins is visiting at Babylon Long
Island.
Miss Ida Mallory has returned from the Cat
skills where she spent enjoyable summer.
George Iitterst started on TWO weeks bicycle
tour 10 Buffalo. Niagara Falls ana Toronto on
Saturday
The members OF ST. Lukes choir will give an
entertainment at Robins Hall cg.ly IN September
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Nook spending a few
weeks IN the Adirondacks
The Rev. Robert A. Eden. OF New Brunswick.
preached in the Methodist EyiscopaJ Church on
Sunday last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
RUTHERFORD.

The Rutherford and East Rutherford Board OF
Trade at a meeting O Wednesday night. decided
to take no action in regard to the proposed issue
of additional bonds for the macadamizing OF roads
in the borough of Rutherford
Miss Trenham has been appointed principal 81
the Sylvan Street Primary School 10 succeed Mss
Schiller. resigned.
In the absence OF the Rev DR. f. A. Bulkley'
who is away on vacation. the pulpit Of the First
Presbyterian Church to-day will be filled by the
Rev G. ~ Frost. of Bath. y. J.
The Firemen's Relief Association OF Rutherford
on Tuesday night elected 5. T. Davy. w J. Singer
land and j. j. Dupuy delegates 10 the state tom
vention al Trenton on September y
The run of the Rutherford Cycors to-day VIII ne
to Ridgewood.
An informal dance given last night at tho
house of the Rutherford Lawn Tennis club.
Ground will be broken this week for the hrst
church in East Rutherford To be erected by me
Methodist Church Society. The church - expected
TO be ready for occupancy by Thanksgiving Day -
Several Grand Army men from Rutherford VIII
attend the National Encampment IN Bunalo.
among them being T.. r Galloway, who Is an AID
ON the staff Of the commander-in-chef Charles
burrows a past department commander of New
Jersey, and w. H. stevens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
DID THIS HORSE ATTEMPT SCNlDh!
BLIND AND LAME. HE MADE HIS WAY TO RAIL

BLIND AND LAME. HE MADE HIS WAY TO RAIL
ROAD CROSSING AND WAITED FOR TRAIN.
Eeuovule philosophers discussing the appar-
ert attempt Of an animal at suicide. The case is
that Of an old horse who broke cut OF his stable
an Friday morning. The horse Is blind lame IN
both hind legs and of little use 10 himself or 10 any
one else He broke out Of his stable IN Greenwich
81 early in the morning. and made his way around
a half-dozen corners until he reached the tracks OF
he Erie Railroad John-st. The gates at the
crossing were down. but the OLD morse mace
his way around them II they were closed. ana.
reaching the tracks. turned up and hobbled along
between them for a couple of blocks. Here ne
stopped and remained. quietly awaiting the afrNai
Of 4 train. a..
The Chicago express. which passes through Inc
town at $50 each morning. soon came along Inc
fireman rang the bell. and the engineer heid ins
Val.e of his whistle open until the noise rattled
the windows of houses along the tracks Still the
Old horse stood with head meekly dropped, appar-
emily awaiting his fate e.. g..
The train was brought to stop a Few feet from
the would be suicide. With his shaky legs spread
Wide apart he resisted the efforts of the enginea"
ana fireman 10 remove him from the tracks. NJ
length the whole gang OF train hands succeeded IN
actually lifting him of the way. ana the traih
went on. the old horse trying to scramble back on
TOddbed.
heard a faint toot of the locomotive as II rounded
a distant curve the horse seemed TO realize that
lis attempt at self destruction had failed, and he
made his way slowly and painfully back TO MS
stable. where he awaits more propiuous oppor-
tunity for death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
BELLENIT.I.E.

Frank f.. Ramsen and family are spending this
month at I.ltchlcld Conn.
Mrs H. e. Preston Of Summer-ave.. Is entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs Joseph Preston. OF Pit'sburg.
Mr. Preston was formerly resident of Bellevile.
Union services OF the Reformed and Methodist
EpscoIal congrega tons will be held this evening
IN the church OF the latter.
AT the meeting Tuesday the Firemen's Relief
Association elected T.. s Collard. r. j. Finn, John
hughes and =. ". Mccoy delegates TO the New
Jersey State Convention to be held In Trenton on
September $.
remassee Tribe Improved Order OF Red Men. has
arranged Tor a lawn party and open air fete TO be
held on the lawn OF r.. j. Van Reyper on Septem-
her T. , -,
trends on Friday evening Among those presen nj
w,rr Mrs Rober, Minlon Mrs a. Howard Os-
horne Mrs = t. Dennison. Mrs Dickinson, Miss
Schaefer and Mrs. Bullard.
The clover Tennis club will hold hs annual
tournament on September 8. The contests Will
occupy both morning and afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
&c CO.. newark.

sicians played continuously throughout the even
ing Tables were In charge of the following ladies';
Ice cream, Mrs. Rodrigo. Miss King candy, Miss
Zey, Miss Corwin. Miss Warren; cake. Mrs
Phlepps The gypsy tent was presided over by
Mrs Hopper and Miss Johnson i'm costume. AMI
a realistic scene Among those present We're
Mr. and Mrs Stoddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawes. Mr..
and Mrs Hemion Mr. and Mrs. Hartley, Mr. AMI
Mrs Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson the Misses
field Wellington. Dare. Hanks, Hawes. Harrison
and Rosalind Harrison. Messrs. Smith SeadleX
Anthony Parego. Beckley. Rumley, Wardwell
Hemion Miller Dare and many others.
The regular meeting of ,he fire company was held
on Tuesday evening The following officers were
elected j Irving Bogert chief; George Corsa. as
sstant chief. Joseph Christie pher. foreman; d.
Soman assista It foreman: Roger Bridgman. pres-
dent: Fl A. Tce vice president: Frank Lynch, SCI
rotary; l. f., Hutton. treasurer trustees. william
Morgan Asa Zabrskie and J. ". Van EN-
burgh. lr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
ELIZABETH.

At the Second Presbyterian Church on Thursday
night next Miss Mary Elizabeth Lucas will be mar
ried to Herbert T.. Ehlers. wel-known newspaper
man Of Newark. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Cobb
The Rev. DR.. Carter Helm Jones, of Louisville.
Ky who for several years was pastor of the First
BAPTIST Church here, has been visiting friends In
Elizabeth during the past week.
William NJ Oliver. accompanied by Mrs. Oliver,
sailed for Antwerp Saturday the steamer West
ernland. Their stay abroad will be for an indefinite
period and will depend solely on the condition o.,
Mr. divers health.
George \. Gibbs is spending a month az MS
James McMaster. secretary of the Elizabeth
BOARD of Trade and of the Elizabeth Telephone
Company has gone to Montreal to spend a two
weeks vacation
Drs John and Jacob Baabb OF New-York City. are
spending a vacation Of two weeks with DIR. George
Euler, OF East Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
NORTH HUDSON.

MI and Mrs. William Dinke of No. 537 Angel
inle-st West IiobOken, celebrated the twenty
nuh anniversary of their marriage Tuesday
evening.
George I.uxton. jr. and Miss Emily Luxton. OF
PaIisade-ave West Hoboken. yesterday started on
a trip through Ncw-York State and Canada.
Miss Clara A. Pritchard. Of Utica. ~ Y. is visit
ing Mrs f. H. Mallory. OF Garden-st. and Hudson
Boulevard. Union Hill.
4 party OF women belonging to the Ladies' Guild
Of St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church, OF West
IIoboken enjoyed trip TO Glen Island on Tuesday.
Bartholomew Fitzgerald ana family. OF NO J6
Ughpoint-ave.. West Hoboken, at Ocean
Grove
tx- ASS. mblyman James Usher and family. OF
Iruion will this week from Asbury
park where they have been spending the summer.
The North Hudson Cyclers. OF Union Hill Will
hold a race at the race track at Gutten-
burg on August S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
SVTUUING MATCH AND A TRIAL.
GUESTS AT A SUMNER HOTEL DECIDE
THAT MISS FELIX COVERED
TWO MILES.

.shurv Park Aug 81 (SpeciaD-The beach was
the scene of much excitement yesterday occasionea
lv the endeavor of Miss Bessie Felix sixteen
wears old. a guest at the Plaza Hotel. to swim
distance Of two miles through the rough SURF Tor
the purpose of deciding wager OF y between
man named Dill and George Puget.
The course was from the Asbury Park hshing
MGR 70 a point opposite the monument in Flfth-
ave and return. Four expert male swimmers
Started with the young girl but before they had
covered half the distance they were forced to make
for fin. shore Miss Felix reached the pier but
when making the return mile became exhausted
and had to be drawn into the boat. ihousamas
OF persons lined the beach. and as the Iiepoat was
drawn on the shore cheer greeted the oeiea'eo
0T The oman man Who wagered that the girl could swim
the distance claimed the stakes, on the ground
that ewing to the Ge o 5nt Of the
and that she had covered more than the prescaIueu
Pngt however contended that she did reach
the point Of starting and also Iaio ciai'h ~ 'i
In the evening excitement reigned high at me
Plaza where all concerned are stopping, anu he ~
WAS na Ill dppr GPodiebb by % jury The proposition i'm
medately received the SANCTION OF the otheI sueros
Vided with large table and chars and the work
Of mpanelng jury began s BsTssoW yws TSs
WOOD Miss Bessie Mccain, Miss Kaw e Miss Miss
Wsrma Mss M Clara an vago and Mrs Munsef
Munro was clerk ana Of navin n cards Charles
WHIT was the judge. who found great delight In
srforciuc A fine of from ) to Is cents on all per-
sons found conversng while the court was IN SEES
sion and realized handsome sum IN inns manhsI
which will go toward the purchase OF medal LOT
'', John n' Pike. G. A. Bauvet and Mrs. Norton APP
ueared for the plaintiff, while Arthur O'SullWah
looked after the interests of the defendani oev,
erai witnesses were examined on botn SIDES pu,
The majority were partial to the girl IT was long
after II o clock before all the evidence was III.
the plaintiff from start to finish. The jury nied
into the courtroom AT midnight ana gave 'eruic'
in accordance with the judges charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
BLOOMFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs T.. H. Griffith have issued cards
for the marriage Of their daughter Jennie Eriihtn
IN Edward Hopping The ceremony will take place
on Wednesday next at the home of the brides par
ents in Orchard-st.
Miss Marie Chandler is at Asbury Park for few
weeks
The German Presbyterian Church Sunday-schooi
held its annual picnic at Krachs Grove on Wednes-
day.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Carrie ' an
6,asor daughter of Freebooter j. Wesley Van
Cieson and William Tierney. Of Newark
Charles H. Selick has returned from TWO
months trip TO Germany. 49,,
Mr. and Mrs. George :. Porter started on fr'"ay
George Rouband and family are In the Adiron-
dacks. .u,. NJ.
Miss Ida Fuller has gone 10 wellesley Mas"
Mis- Minnie ID. (;root is at Glendoa. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
JERSEY CITY.
WHERE wELL-KNOwN PEOPLE ARE srEND
ING THEIR VACATIONS.

WHERE WELL-KNOwN PEOPLE ARE SpEND
ING THEIR VACATIONS.
Mia. Mamie Fentop Of Holladay-st.. Is spending
her vacation in Newburg, n. Y. l..
Mrs Walter Williams. OF Holladay-sI' Is al
Brielle. y. J. 49,, s
Mrs. b. F. Harrison and the Misses Hazel aho
Gertrude Harrison. OF Pacinc-aVe'' nave 'e'"'"'N
from Pleasant Mount. Penn
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Wheeler and the Misses
Hazel and Beatrice Wheeler. OF Commuhipaw-a'e'
are at Cramer's Corners. n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs Albert n. Baldwin. of Van Reipen-
ave: Miss Jessie Weston. of Pacihc-ave.; MISS
Emily Klingenberg and J. Allen Roberts, OF Whiton-
ST. are at Oaksville. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs William Sanford, Mr. and MIS-
Robert Elliott Mrs. King and Miss Lulu Lindauer
are at Haven. Sullivan County. ~ u
Mrs Sylvester MulcoX. of No. Sc Astor Place. anu
her daughter Mrs. Raymond l.. Diest;e. are Al NJ
agara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs William Van wart and their daugh-
ter Olive. and Mrs. r. Haas of Clerk-st'. are d.
Hunter, n. Y.
Mrs Archibald Mckaig. Of Bergen-aVe. mas re-
turned from visit to her son Charles. In 'a''-
forna. ,
Frederick Lockwood and Miss Helen Lockwood
and Clarence Detwiller. of Danforth-ave.. nave re-
turned from six weeks 50qs ersan ROAD is
ing friends in Madison. \; j. hoe ro,,rrea
from MisS west tsut Troy l T. "
Miss Ella Carey. OF Pearsal-ave is visiting her
v.
Mrs l. A. Townsend of Pavonia ave; MISS May
coward. Of Highland-ave. and Miss Flora Mckay
Of Henry-st., are in Ocean Grove. -. ,,.o bava
Mr. and Mrs Niemann. Of Claremon'-ave.. nave
returned from "A visit England. 80 NJ.
Mrs s Murch. OF West Side ave; MI. ana Mi >.
r H. Swenarton of Ege-ave. Mrs Hannah cooke
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke. Of Virginia ave ail1 Miss
Mary T. Stone. Robert Stone. 1r.: ana MISS Dlcher'
of Ciarke-ave. in West BrookVnle, y i..-a,
Mr. and Mrs George c. Post are spenonR sereIdi
weeks at Liberty Falls y. v. where are also Mrs
John Troll Miss Lillian a. and charles u. Iron
and 5. y Fuller. ,, IT., <,,,. oro IN
Atlantic City. NJ, >-..o, ara IN
Pa,chogue. Long Island: . .. n,,. .,.o ord
Miss Bertha Stadelman, of No. 100 Pasade-ave''
benjamin Murphy chief Of Police. is at Belmar
Justice of the Peace and Mrs J. c. Lowry Will
mass several weeks in Long Branch. ,
Frederick j. Mersheimer. director or eoucallU,n'
started on Wednesday on trip TO Niagara rams
the Thousand Islands and Canada .. 81,
The Misses Fitzpatrick OF Pacinc-aVe.' are a' 'he
Atlantic Highlands. , , Nil. 1os,o
Can. =, 49,. r. ~ chi Cabs,
are visiting North Branch. ,., \,
Mrs A. f. TAYLOR, Mrs. NJ. p. fate ana MISS NJ
F. Andrews of Storm-ave.. are visiting lrienos III
jefferson, y. \. ,~..o~ r,oro.hr aro
Mrs William p. Douglass and her family are a.
White Lake.