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New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Mrs Joseph Balch Williams. Of Tennis Place. Is
spendine few weeks with friends in Boston. Mas
Mrs. r Terwilligor. Of WOodsde. Long Island i
a guest Of Mrs. l.. f. Van Winkle Of Passaic-ave
Mr.. and Mr. Frank =. Segune. OF Wayne Place
are visiting friends in Metuchen.
Miss Ed,h Powles or orange. is guest Of Mr
and Mrs II. G. char. OF Durant Place.
Misaas Queenie and Daisy Stager. Of Franklin
ave are ~ ocean Grove.
Miss Mac McBhie. of New-York. Is spending
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Henry W Post. Of
Miss Ciencntine Il Bruen Of Terrace Place
Vrceland-avc.. J. spending month at Decker
NIr and Mrs. Samuel II BARRON. Miss Parr'n
and Chester Barron. OF Chestnut-st. are AS A-oury
Mr and Mrs George H. Baync. or HighGeld
Lane. have returned after a two months visit at
North Tiatley. Province Of Quebec. tara1a.
Mrs George y. Pnilhower and Miss Louise Phil
Rcimar as guests Of Mrs.. John J. l., dy. OF Nutley-
Eiadio Chao OF Madrid Spain. son Of General
Eduardo ChaO. il spending few weeks with James
" Mallaby 81 River Road
Colonel Henry 6 Prout and Mis- Petty Prout. z
Stockton Park. Nutley-ayc.. are making = trip
across country TO Great Barrin:tOn. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. william II. Whitford Of Grant-avo..
vho have been spending the summer At Liberty.
sullivan County. y. y. arrived nome on Wednes-
Robert Douglass OF Norih Platte. Mob. a former
resident Of Nulley. is spending 4 week with Cap
lain Joseph Stirratt. Of Chostnut-st
Miss Hayes. OF N,w-Nork. j. a guest OF Miss
NJ Appleton. OF II !ghheld Lane: Nu,ley.
Mr and Mrs. G. VI. Ray and family. % Nutley-
ave who hayc bceH spending the summer months
a; Hyannis Port. Mas. arrived home Thurs
day.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

CoTTAGrRS AND RESIDENTS GUESTS AT THE
HATHAWAY INN.
Deal Au- cS (SoociaD.-A lawn party was given
tonight a. the Hathaway Inn ny the Atlantic
Coast Realty Company for The cottaGers and guests
IN the neigh5o-hood. Nearly five hundred invita-
lions had been sent 20 wcil-known summer resi-
dents Of Long Branch. Ehcron. Allenhurst Asoury
Park. Relmar. Avon and Spring Lake, and fully
four hundred responded.
The inn which has been popular summer resort
.or century was Saily decorated and Illuminated
In honor Of the fee and the adjoining lawn was
brilliantly lighted bv hundreds Of fairy incandescent
lights The Hungarian orchestra. Of New-l orN
Citv furnished the music for the occasion. George
W Young Colonel George y. McC. Harvey. Perez
val Farquhar. John i. q Brien. Albert G. Twinins'
Milan Ross George Kroehi, T. : Darling anc isaac
C. Kennedy and other officials and stockholders o,
The realty company on hand and WeIcoIIeu
r1a guests Tho orchestra gave concert on tlss
lawn from $50 $3.50 T. N. \ luncheon was strItu
in the open AIR and on the broad p.tzzis OF i
Inn Lafer in tho evening dancing was eNJo!'u III
The casino connected with the lnn.
The Atlantic Coast Realty Company mas recentlH
sr,ui-ed The property owned by the Darlington
ana Ccu1r.nv and all The unoccupied TERRITORY y
totwesn Darlington and South Elberon They VIII
large ana rrbuud Hathaway Inn They- purpose
making the new resort. to be known AZ peaI; ,le
3oeol retreat ou The Atlantic Coast Iney pala De
-vaan 3 100000 ana g c90o0J for their poss SESSIONS
1hch Include all the desirable undsNelOpcd shpre
rroperty OF the North Atlantic Coast
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
ELIZABETH.

Mr. and Mrs Louis Cron. OF No. ll9 Liberty-st..
celebrated on Tuesday night the forty-third ami
yersary Of their wedding. There was large at
tendance Of friends and relatives.
fair was held 1T the home Of Florence Wake
field. No LOIS Lafayette-st.. on Thursday after
noon for the benefit Of the Elizabeth Day Nursery.
Tha managers Of ne affair were Pearl Artz, Grace
Iovc!and Ethel Millen and Eva Iioughton.
Capfain William e. De Hart. Of Boston. who is In
IN. Tinted states revenue service. i in this city
ON "A visit 70 MS mother. Mr. Mary H. De Hart.
OF No i0Sl East Jersey-st.
Lyran Lodge of Freemasons had pleasant out
Ing ON Wednesday night 10 South Beach Staten
Mr and Mrs John F. Lyon: Of Brooklyn. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Edwin II. Lyon. or West
james MacMaster secretary Of EIzabeth,s Board
ing entcrtaned by the Board Of Trade OF that
city ,,,... -, -
80 r,anI1i,i, Y
Nriss Ko,o g. Pnrke. % Third-st has gone to
ccronfon Penn on a visit 10 relatives.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
BHYON\E.

Accompanied by their children. Mr.. and M.
Henry J. Goulard. Of IVES; Thrd-st are sojourn-
ing n. West Liberty y !.
Miss Grace Hogan. of West Forty-third-st.. +
s,Ilninerng with friends Woodstock Ulster
Miss Amanda Taylor. q Avenue u. has returned
from an outing n, oxford. Penn
Under the auspices @, American Flag Council No.
lra Daughters OF Liberty, - new woman enter
tainment" held o. Thursday ,y"niue IL Ar
canurn Han The mer. who w"re guests o. the
women. were set 10 pairing potatoes. cutting fash
Ton patterns trimming hats ana doing other DO
mestic duties whi!e the women enjoyed themselves
c. spectators. IN" affair was interesting In iis
novelty
Tho sunday schools q the Bergen Point Ec-
formed and First Presbyterian churches held q
uniou excursion on Wednesday, The steamboHt
Blnckbird conveyed asmerfy party OF }oung and
eId,rl, people to Glen ISLAND for the outing.
Colone. and Mr. Henry g. Page o. Humphreys
ave have returned from saratoga SPRING
Mrs Henry j. Stilson. ~ Avenue {. and her chill
dren are having vacation among the catskills.
Or. Lucius r. Donohuo. Of Dodge-st. has got
home from his vacation tour through the New
England States and Canada
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
RUTHERFORD.

The marriage Of Miss Jennie Belle Doottle 20
Barton Green took place on Thursday evening in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev {. L. Mead The young
people are wel-knoWn amateur singers. and Miss
Doolftle had achieved considerable success as Il
choir singer in Passa.c. After wedding trip they
will live in New-York city.
Company l.. 2d Regiment sent a detachment OF
twelve mer TO the State range AT Sea Girt on
wednesday and six qualified sharpshooters
Invitations are out FOR the wedding OF Miss Anna
Vreeand daughter OF NJ. and Mrs Jacob II. Vree-
land and Charles Hallett, 10 take place on Sep
tcmber ).
Thc Rutherford Cyclers will have open rum
to-day their destination 10 be decided by the riders
who report at Depot Square by s:i5 a. m.
George Van Rper sailed for Germany on Wednes-
dav and will take a three years course In chemls-
Try at the University OF Munich.
The amusement season in Rutherford will begin
next Friday night with the appear OF the viii
l.ye minstrel troupe n lyceum Hall. under the
management OF r. W Evans.
4 series OF informal dances on Saturday evenings
a; the house Of the Rutherford Lawn Tennis club
have proved 10 be pleasant features OF the summer
and VIII be continued during September
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
MOr\l HOLLY.

Mrs VI Z White and daughters have been
spending the week NJ ocean Grove.
Mrs Theodore b IIaines and daughter. Of Wash
ington are the guests Of relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs John Stewart Of Philadelphia, are
Spending a brief season in Mount Holly.
Miss Mary Gibson. Of Baltimore, Is being enter
tanned by her friends in this city.
Mrs William King. of Philadelphia. Is the guest
OF Mrs. e. J. krayer.
Mrs Walter \. BarrOws ana daughter, Mary
have returned from an extended stay at Cape
Mag.
Mis- Laura Dey Of Englishtown, IS visiting
relatives in Tinc-st
Joseph G. Cowgi and Joseph \. Ward are spend
ing q week at Niagara Falls.
Clifton Farkcr is the guest ot relatives at Flem-
ugtOn.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
SOUTH ANBOY.

Mrs Such and Miss Sylvia Such are At White
Face Inn. Lake Placid. y. Y.
Miss F.. a. Dayton IS spending the month at
Great harrington. Mass.
Mrs +. NJ. Parker I'd Miss Ruth De Graw have
returned from a visit at Rhinebeck. y. y
Miss Agn 's Scudder. Of New-icTk. is visiting
friends in The borough.
rner's soiourn at Great harrington. Mass
Miss Georgia Wandng. Of Ithaca, y. Y, IS the
guest Of Miss Alice stewart
Mrs r. B Dayton. Of Bordentown-ave. IS spend
inc few weeks with friends At Mddlebush.
Mrs T. J Scully and Mss Scully are spending
the month AT Cape May.
Mr. SaXiOn BasttdO, ~ Steyens-ave.. * enter
tsining Miss Flora Bas'cdo. Of Kingston. and Nj
Hamilton Of New-Rrunsvicf.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
SE4RCHING FOR PETER CROZIER.

THE BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION SECRETARY
CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
Trenton Aug. eS.-Peter Crozier. the secretary
md treasurer Of the Mercer and Mechanics build
eng Ioan associations who is alleged to be an en-
tezz,e- - the amount Of 50 900 is practically a
fugitive from justice. warrant was last night
issued fo- his arrest by Justice OF the Peace NJ j..
solar on complain, Of Mss Mary Ehret daugh-
Ter Of Charles T. Ehret. or the specific complaint
a. on bezzling $ $50 belonging 10 her.
ro,e.abIe William DOlton went to the summer
home OF Crozier, at Belmar. but got no trace OF
him. ., -. 1,o,,,,r
rrd when he vas no; found there an enort was
,rase 70 anG him here. nut without success mere
g. . r,,,,or rhat CrOzier has left town for good
When the alleged shortage was discovered ne az au
,,',+ed mar frere was some deficiency. but SAID
fa vs. not responsible COR II. on account OF ms
alleged weak mental condition.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
NEN-RRENSWICK.

Charles Z. McLaGry. owner Of the excursion
roat Mineoa gave excursion for the inmates
and managers Of the thiidrens : I"'ns'''a' 't"ne M
''' ,,,-t,y Next week the children OF ~.
,,,rv.s orphan Asylum will be similarly favored
a lawn socablo and band concert were held on
49, ,,ro,,,ds Of Isaac Grlggs on Tuesday evening
Under the auspices OF the Ladies Aid society OF
Ptman Methodist Churcn r,,n ne ''tt f,-d
ior ,he anr,,aI harvest-home OF the South Middle
bush church %ill be heia mex, Nrs C;,orce Fan
onar ~ Plttsburg was given by MI ana Sirs'
Janes Goats II iheir nom. '' '"' 7'
Spr.een guests were present. , 1900. , H..
oxtrTf X,bar Of the lodges OF the knights ~ Honor
t,runsvlck South River and Perrin AmDoy
III I'M onirct ioint excursion 10 tOrn"alton Grove
on Monday. ,a.,o, Lrovn a. tho chelse,
~. "a "o" - formed In this city this week Inc
MFRS are: President. Charles Rogan; vcepresi-
dent william Hopkins. secretary anu "'"S''e''
/ Fisher.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
HURT ~ 4 RUNAWAY.

MR roGE1 HIS WIFE AND HIS DAUGHTER IN
JURED N NEWARK.
runaway which caused excitement and ended
.er,oulv occurred a. Stone-st. and Fifth-ave New
ark a, so o'clock Yesterday morning. The morse
attached 70 a buggy III which were FREDERICK
Togel. his wife and TWO children. was frightened
~ the sudden aGp, arance OF a wheeiman roger
s. credited with being good horseman' but ne
VAS unah,. 20 control the horse. The animal
1os,oa along tho etroe- for a block when he
turned suddenly. unsettiug tie carriage MI ana
Mrs Fosel and tie TWO children were 'hr0"h 10
the ground .s H.
Mrs Togel was tho most seriously injured - -
legs were h0tn broken. and she sustalhSg i StNri
;-ferral s-iuri-s Marie. her thrce-year-Old oaugi-
tcr had one of her legs broken. ana sne was uauIE
80 ora-y..--o-d daughter although thrown FUR
the- 'lau the others escaped Win ohIE ~ IsT
brusos. Tie husband vas bruised "Dou' ''e H''N
The buggy was demolished
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
{ RANFORD.

rho angagement OF Miss Alys r Bennett. Of
crantord and Lewis T. Julian. Of New-iork,
has been announced
Mr. and Mrs William Huston have returned TO
their home IN Crawford. after spending the sum
NJ and Mrs Wlnsow 4. Shaw, accompanied
by Mr. r. Drake. OF Railway, started on wheel
Ing tour Tuesday to extend three weeks. 49,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Browne have returned from
can. S,od where they have been passing the sum
months. . ,., , r,.o.,..,,,.
are visiting baltimore FOR few weeks
Mrs George Allen and Miss Dysart OF -. Louis.
az. ,isitinr- Mrs Wilbur MacConnel OF Union
-, ,,.,...t.
The Rev Alfred Evans, pastor of me NON pdlst
Church has returned from his summer vacation.
The Misses Mabel Huston and Maude Baum"h
Mrs Nargaret Severance. who has been spend
Ing the summer In Crawford expects TO sail FOR
Europe next week.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
NORTH HUDSON.

Miss Kate Miller. o, West New-York and Peter
Jost jr. OF Nc. 20 sip-st West Hoooken were
married Wednesday evening at the home OF Mrs
Conrad Haas. sister OF the bridegroom. In W~t
New-York The Rev Hermann Schoppe ohiclated
Miss Annie Miller. sister OF the bride. was brides
maid and Charles DOerier was best man
Mrs Otto Ortcl gave pleasant birthday party AT
her home. In Columbia-ave. Union Hin. on Wednes-
day evening.
The Sunday-school children OF the Zion Evan
ge.ical Church. OF West New-York enjoyed their
annual picnic at Rock Cellar Park last Wednesday.
marched from the church 20 the park.
Miss Ida Hodges. Of Morristown. i visiting Mrs.
Dr. Wallace White. OF ClintOn-ave West HOboken.
Mrs r. White. OF Homestead. North Bersen Is
entertaining Miss Alice Hoatlng. OF CatskIll. y. Y.
The Christian Endeayor Society Of the First Re
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
Pry4r4y CAR'S NARROW ESCAPE.

Paterson. Aug = (SpeciaD.-A Totowas tro"ey-
ca loaded % the steps with people going 70 work
W. COINS down the steee Incline OF Ch'0h-aF"
-let before go o'clock this morning. when the
hraka chain broke. The rapidly accelerated move
rneu, Of the car. and the futile attempts Of the
rnotorman 20 check H. speedily impaired 10 the
passengers that something was wrong. and n panic
selzal rn.m The car turns from Union irtO Ham
hurg-ay- - q sharp angle. and seeing the danger
ina meraced them the passengers began 20 leap
Sro,1 The car in confusion fa ing over each other
g. fhf'r hurry 10 g't Out
Wnen rho car struck the turn 4 kept straight on.
funnel tn4 track AID plunged into the sidewalk
curl coming to a sudden malt with jolt that
threw those passengers who we're unabe to es-
cara 10 the foor Luckily. 10 severely
INJURED but several were badly bruised.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
RAILWAY.

Mrs Joseph MacClaTy and son. Earl are regis
,ered al the Alb,on Asbury Park.
Mrs + w Dunham and children are at Pine
Hill Catskiils
The second open-air concert under the auspices
., tho Town Improvement Association will take
~, 90 next Tuesday evening In the park, at liam
il,on and Seminary sts - -, r,u,,
Erank crane the weknown artist, OF Philadel-
~ snent a few DAYS with relatives in this clfy
last week. - c-,. -.,o. ., Q, p,,r.
Church and family have gone TO ocean "ro'e io'
IN. remainder OF the season -. ,,,.u.,.
Miss Mary Emma Mix Is at Great barrihs'o"'
The 9Th New-york Independent Batiery Sapts,n
~, Jersey Cavalry In this city on OCTOBER IL
Professor w. Story and WE wi are enjoying
Wr and Mrs George II. Waters spent se'erh
"as az. ttoward Cowie Assistant Corporation
c,o"nsei OF New-York Cuy. left this week for
months sojourn in the White Mountains ana othes
Eastern points
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

CE-PRESIDENT AND MRS. HOBART AT
HOME AGAIN-SOCIAL NOTES
OF INTEREST

ice-President and Mrs. Hobart at home at
Carroll Hall. where Mrs. Hobart is convalescing
from a severe attack 1t malaral fever.
Mrs George T.. Crowell and children enjoying
late summer days at ocean Grove.
Several Paterson youngsters visiting ~ Mrs
Van Dalsen's summer home. at Lake Hopat cong
conducted a fair last week for the benefit OF the
Paterson General Hospital. which. nctted the sum
Of S57 a.
Mis- Nay g. Cobb Is home from 4 long sum-
m,r outing. spen, at Tarrytown-on-the Hudson and
Greenwood Lake.
Mrs Rober, 5pe,eI and daughter Illliar at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs Wilfred Weyble Of Mair-s. Is entertaining
Mr.. Samuel Maitland. Of Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Graham are entertaining
Miss Rebecca Harnill Of suffern y Y.
Dr. H. J. Barton and family home from
vacation spent at the Thousand Islands.
Miss Alfredo Cont OF Scranton. Penn. is the
guest Of Miss Grace Hammond.
The Rev. and Mrs. Spencer y. W Meeser. Of Wor
cester. Mass. are guests Of Mrs. William Heard
OF Van Houten-st
Miss Eftie Parkinson and Robert Fink mar
red on Tuesday evening by the Rev. John Bent
zein. assistant pastor OF he First Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs :. VI. SHOEMAKER and children are
The Paterson Outing Club held its seventh an
nual clambake At clifton on Thursday afternoon:
Miss Bertha Bauer and Sigmund Kohn, OF Pha-
dephia. An at-hOm" reception VIII be held on
sunday. September l.
Miss Jose Brewer and Miss Virginia Brown are
al Ricnaeld Springs.
f. Z. Wheeler and family have returned from the
White Mountains.
Miss Louise Lloyd OF Philpsburg Penn. Is the
guest OF Miss Pielet. IN Ellis01-st
Miss Carrie Whiting is visiting relatives on Long
Island.
Mrs VIII r. Cobb and Ia aughters Helen and Islay
are on Z, visit 70 Dr. aid Mr. Fraeiand. -arrytown-
he IL Iuds)u.
in the CatsklIlS.
County clerk Albert L. Winfield and his bride
are home from their wedding trip to the Thousand
Islands.
Mr. and Mrs owen Carroll have gone 10 Rock
away for several weeks
4 pleasant wedding was held on Wednesday even
ing al the home Of the brides mother, IN Southard-
81 the Interested parties being Miss Elsie Packer
and Thomas Petre. The Rev. Dr. Lowrie per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was eXqusitely
gowned IN white organdie and lace. Her attendant
Miss l.Ot'ie Van Bu,kirk wore blue SILK and lace
Phflip Packer was best man
The birthday anniversary OF Mrs. Lena Smith
was enjoyably celebrated on Tuesday night her
home In Eilison-sl About forty guests
present.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
MATAWAN,

AZ. ro,,ta williamson OF Morrstown, Is the
-. .. Miss Leila Arrowsmith. in Main-st.
The Rev. William c. Alexander. OF Washington.
r - nraached in the Presbyterian church on SUM-
dav morning last. He il former pastor OF the
church. and spent several days this week visiting
o'G George ". Beatty. of New-York City. Is spending
,bs month az Genwood Institute.
~ " e; Y W ROrrOughs. OF Manasquan recent
10 r,s,ed her mother Mrs. J. ". Magss. OF Main-si,
,,iss Annie Kiley, OF Jersey city. Is the guest of
N~s f. II Colyor OF Midway Green.
Miss Annie Whitlock. Of BROOKLYN; has been no
- ~ her parents Mr. and Mrs j. Whltlock. jr.
eWy and Mrs Charles A. Geran have left for q
NO we.ks' trip to Jackson. Mich. where they viii
visi, Mr. and Mrs. John Van XIX
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
WHITE HOUSE.

The members Of the White House Literary 'luo
will 90 on the annual picnic TO Black River 1en
on September s. The journey VIII be- made N
farm wagon. provided with seats. Those "'o VIII
On are the Misses Mahol y. La"go Matte :"
hamel. Mayme Hagamar. Bessie NJ T. ico'N. N",-
lie Backer Maclla ApGar ana hIizt "l''N'l,'
L.. yor Deryeer Wnle,t Wkof. William c.
swackhonoel Martin Messler Alvah PickeH. Nin-
cent Apgar and Bergen Da.is. ,-..,,,.
Mr. and Mrs. John $ NJ ssenger. 81 rs Somssr'!e'
,r. guess Of M and Mrs Charles q. smith. ~
Mr. and Mrs : * I.aege are entertaining r.22-
fesso- and Mrs Charles NJ. Tyler OF Corneh mi
Mrs. Catharine Cane. Of Camden and Mrs i;
Robinson OF Minneapolis. are guests Of MI. ana
The Nfses Helen A. and Mayme l.. Clarkson
are visiting Miss Emma S.ryker.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

The desire for high art in furniture will
assert Itself emphatically during the COM
ing season; and there will be no abate-
ment OF the fancy for the quaint, old
styles.
In arranging our autumn exhibit
we have studied various effects. and the
results have been highly satisfactory. 1t
will be our pleasure to present them to
your notice should YOU favor us with a
call.
A Martha Washington combined writ
ing and work tabc-an exact reproduc-
ton OF the original-eXcites universal adj
miration. 1t is made OF mahogany. has
many drawers with drop handles OF brass.
and book shelves. (See illustration
above) The Louis XIV gold parlor
suits in handsome velour upholstery with
embroidered seats and backs. meet with
pleasing criticism.
Nernis- Martin parlor and chamber
pieces attract particular attention. The
shapes are Unique, the paintings artistic
and the finish perfect This line has the
advantage over the imported in the fact
that it will not check nor lose color
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
RARITAN.

THE nubc schools will reopen Monday
,uss MAJ MIL is visiting In New-York.
Mr. and Airs. Daniel Smith have been spending
few day, at Duneilon.
The Rev J. H. Timbre family have returned
Mrs charles & Kenyon has been visiting her
nercrts nj Pennington.
Mrs Mo,ran Long and Miss LonC are visiting
Nrs . " III hlnson. IN Newark
-IVayre Ttomus0n. Oi New-BTunsuick IL visiting
rdenr Dc NJ SiTyker
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
DENEILEN.

Mrs Arthur Carpenter. OF Brooklyn. Is the guest
OF relatives in the borough
The FRS; Baptist Church vii be closed for TWO
Sundays. while repairs being made.
Mrs r. g Bodine Is passing few weeks NJ me
How and House. Asbury Park. ~
Miss Mabel Walker Is visiting at Tn" nome of MISS
Grace Crosby. OF estiield.
Tie Of he cycle Club took a run ID New
Bruns wick saturday.
I.ehea rsals are now under way for an entertain
rnent 10 be given In the Presbyterian church next
month.
Miss Nellie Dodwell who has been tho guest ot
relatives In Newark for the last three weeks. has
returned home.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
.,oyUrP rIcYIr or N0SOrITOEs.

NJ Barbara schmidt. forty years Oh. living IN
New-D4.lam g. me latest fi,''m q 'o po.so9o IS
Nora Hudson mosquito. ana mas lose Der LETT arm
as The ,asuI. Of q sting The inlaH was i.iicn ~
a noscsi.o On the left forearm iagf Th.rs.ay. Ire
sw.lied and 5ooJ-po.scs-i- go; .A- ~ VA
ace White Of West H0bOko~. VINO 7 4ttc0 iG AiTs.
SchD.i9f saiI yce,srlav iht' !~ ever q more
severe case % mosquito poisoning and added thai;
possibly the Woman's 5rm vii have 20 se slnpu-
tated In oder 10 save her lie
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
NfETECUEN

- " Alden. of "Harpers Magazine" the Misses
Alden Miss Minnie Mclaughlin and Mr and Mrs.
John Whitman. are ut the Crawford House, In the
White Mountains.
Mrs Nu,tv entertained few friends on Monday
evening in honor Of her guests. the Rev. Charles
Brown and Mrs. Brown Of New-fork
a,, s,e M tho Siockbridgc Mountain House Centra!
Wisyy schureman gave n delightful lawn party for
ct Tuke's choir on Saturday last.
Miss Flanagan il spending TWO weeks ut Loch
Sh.ldrake y Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
KILLED AT 4 GRADE CfOSNIN".
DEATH OF \ roURTEEN-YEAR-oLD BOY IN SOUTH
AMBOY.

Allen Thomas fourteen years old son OF HehrS
~ Thomas civil engineer and Justice o. inc
- a. South ambov was killed grade
c-,ssirr Of The Ncw-York and Long Branch Ran
road at that pace just after o'clock yestcro"!
morning Young Thomas was in the employ OF
Gottlieb Straub butcher. and was delivering
orders with Mr.. Straub's wagon. with MIN was d
friend M.chae, MaGor. about ten years old.
Thomas DRIVE down David-st upon the cross
t-g directly in front Of fast express. 1t was too
late 10 torn back. and Thomas made desperate
.vo-, - drive across The attempt was futile, ior
the locomotive crashed into the wagon 1homas
and Ma-or wcre thrown hgh into The air ana
"1,5om9s was probably killed instantly, for life
was extinct whom. lie was picked uI. Maser n@ad @
. miraculous escape. and sustained only Few
scratches and bruises He walked away without
assistance The horse was killed and carried three
Hundred feet or the pilot OF the locomotive. The
vagon completely Wrechcd.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
BONNEVILLE.

Mics Cora Hoffman Is visiting at North Branch
t'haIlcs Frit.5 tas been spending vacation at
Clinton.
Miss Misn!e Carhuff OF Newark spent last Sun
day !n toxin
Miss Fanny Fled has returned from Clinton,
where she has been visiting.
Mr and Mrs. William Ayers. OF Bound Brook.
have been visiting In town.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
ROSELLE.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Earl nave left for short
visit 20 Ocean Grove.
Miss Mary Meeker is enjoying visit to friends
IN Mr. and Mrs George Wolf have returned from
visit at Camp Watson. ..,.,t.r Ntiss ,iice
Mrs George WOOey Is entertaining MISS f''''
~, cf ont. Brauch for a few days.
Mrs George f. Tugnot and danghfrs s,",,i
on Tuesday for an outng OF TWO "e"NS d. ~
L. IL. IL
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
BELLEVIIIE

James r Taylor ard Miss Taylor are AZ Niagara
Falls with party OF friends.
Tennessee Tribe improved order Of Red Men. will
give a lawn party on Monday afternoon and even
Ing on the grounds OF Edwin J. Van Reyper
f : Collard John Hughes. =. W. Mccoy and
peter Finn have been chosen delegates 10 the an
uual convention Of the New-Jersev state Fire
mans Relief Association 10 BE- held at Trenton on