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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
ELIZABETH.

The German S.hutzcn Battalion viii saoot Soy
orI matches for cash prizes Tomorrow or the
raaec near the SINGER SEWING Machine Work..
The battalion Viii parade through the principal
stiro'a headed Dos iimmon's Hand. before repairing
20 the range.
colonel Edward fawric OF Hyd"rlhld India. &,
visiting his father and brother. Eop.rt and Il \.
IlNrlr. o. 80 10 W'sthc!!-av".. this city ~"
.rrIt.I on 80" In auia ami wont 10 Cluada 20
attend the convention 90 tho Bril- b Medical A.
so. IA !on 60 tr'Giael 20 Elizabeth Yesterday AMI
,.iu remain son. "''kS
brakes Ioudvc Band ~ special request. viii
continue during tn. month OF September 10 eve
their delightful weekly concert 80 Ia" I.y afn
Thcitrc Thee affairs have be-ome dos":'odly
POPULAR The sooist az Friday ni:h;s con r. vas
Ms lo.ti" - I'l"cr,In. + ~" - '.f' conserve
tory. $500.
Mrs Mary Whcl1u. m,'her Of Po''m@ sicr VIII
iam y ncl1n and former city TIE 'Uror Joan ".
V'hc.n. nas gore TO Madison, y. J. Joy u month.
The officers Of the Grand Court of tn" For"stcrs
o. t-4erica made visit to Court Progress "1
Thursday night. An Interesting programme % ex-
crr!scs MAS rendered.
Nj Jcnuic Reid. + Rrooklnc Mass. Is visiting
her cousins Misses Bella and Mals" Reid. Of no
- In0"rsOn-dV". this CITY.
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MO\TCLAIR.

The Montclair Club will give one OF It's popular
..holidav dances in the club hail tomorrow night
Washington Hose Company No. Will celebrate
Labor Dav hy holding a picnic in the rink TO-
morrow evening The Montclair and Bi"oHhe"
Polo, Benevolent Association will hold picnic IN
t;lenp God Park tomorrow.
Miss Alice r. Robinson and John r. lihsmah
49, ,,,,o,I, married at the home OF the latter In
To-,h NiIlyw-st. on Monday afternoon
The Res, f. b. Carter has returned from ny
summer home in Quogue. Long Island ana WIZ oi =
,,itc ,o.dav I'm St I.ukc's Episcopal Chur'h AFTER
an absence % two months; - ,,..,,t -, r,i
"'nr : & q Watkins and Mss Watkins ni fui-
,r,n,,v. have returned from n trip through
Gonada and The White Mountains .,., ,n
Nh knights o. the Maccabees ce'epiat'u ~, ~,
c.ostnx Of their charter on Monday tNeihs III .T ~
ANN Hall with approprihte CEREMONIES. no
o%.r,nr lisf contains nearly hall = nuadreh ndI'cH
DR. and Mrs \. 4. Benedict. % C!arrinC L. ,-jn
III roturn on Tuesday from three "eehs '''P
,hrourh canada and New Enga nd. .u n,ho
W. and Mrs George Inness. )r. anu .anl"; IL
have been spending the summer In N2va Ssos sr
viii stay fortnight with Mr. s,iina FOR their
az her home In Gro'e-S''' De'''
home in Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

The dance given by the Ridgewood Club on Tues.
dav evening In the club parlors was pleasant af-
fair Among those present were Mr.. ana MIS-
Thomas Hask!ns Mr. and Mrs. James Alexandra
Mr. and Mrs Henry Werhane. Mrs. Ross. Mrs.
Gardiner Miss Harrison, Miss Lucy Halves. MISS
Rosalnd Harrison Miss Edna Dare. Miss Neia
Rcdou. Miss Amy Woodruff. Miss Margaret Ter
beune. Miss Adelaide Wor,endyke. the Messrs
Snit. Rumley Baxter Dare. Dennis. Carrigan'
Ross Halves. Levick. Ebermayer and others
The reception given by Mrs c. W. Eichels AZ her
home IN Prospect-st. on Thursday FOR the members
Of the Florence Nightingale Society OF the sumner
Avenue Episcopal Church OF Brooklyn was De-
ligLtful gathering. Among those present were Mrs
+ r. Beresford Miss Louise Nostrand. Mrs. T. X
Uoyt. Mrs. Edward Colgate. Mrs. NJ. T. Whitehead.
Mrs. william Robinson. Mrs. +. Hobe. Mrs w q.
Rarber Miss Savola Moore. Miss $. Ferguson and
Mss Lillian Nostrand.
The Ridgewood Club will open the fall season
with a vaudeville performance on Friday, septem-
Der 10 ,. -. ,ho q u n
Circle of Kings Daughters and Sons was held on
Friday afternoon at the home OF MIS- ocKtoro' IN
MT and Mrs Alexander Bell will spend the month
OF September az the seashore ,o. ,ar,,,, O., IN.
Berkshire Hills. r.
Nr. and Mrs James o. Halsey and their family
NSjor j. r. stevens and family are at Ocean
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Guy Carleton are at Asbury
Miss Loveritt. OF New-York City. IS the guest OF
Mo roloncI and Mrs. W s Maltble have returned
from a three months trip 10 Europe. ro,,rred from,
Mr. ard Mrs William Hendrickson re'drhe" itoi"
a New England tour this week -, .o,,.,a
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Doremus have returned
The Methodist Episcopal Church had i,s annual
outing on saturday. There was large attenna.hce,
Mount Carmel Thursday evening was wen AZ
tended. There was music ana ud"S'"t
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MOUNT HOLLY.

cbarlc. " Brown and family have returned
from Pay Head where they have been spending
the summer.
Ms. Alice Griffin. Of Topeka. Kan. Is visiting
rclaj!v,s In Gardcn-st.
'rne Eey. {. n. Pendleton has returned from his
ya.a ion and VIII occupy his pulpit IN III" bdPuS'
church To-Day.
John ipuincott. Of Providence. r. l.. is visiting
relatives IN this city.
uarv,y Thomas who has been spending year
or TWO i'm the West. has returned home.
Captain frank Patton. Of Augusta. Ne -
eti.s: Of D.. and Mrs. Nelch"r
"'rhc family - pr II. C. harrington har" returned
iron, So : de Park waer" they have been spend
i,.ore .4or Frank Parsons has accepted ch'lr
in H.. Agricultural Collie oI Xmas ana WI"
rr.i.r inf, place IT the ,,oston University
Nj clara Armstrong j. spending the season III
-. .I1--..,. VIM. C.p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

Miss Mabel J. Chase Of Hampton Place. who has
hten spending the summer wiki friends At Wor-
oes;er. Mass arrived home on Wednesday.
Miss Matte = Elliot, Of Greenfield. Mass. and
Mr.. and Mrs samuel J Moore o; Poughkeepsic'
\ Y. are guests Of Mr. AID Ms L. Elliot, Of
Rutgers Place.
Mr., and Mrs william Hahre of Metrchen, and
Adam Rousch carl Rousrh and F RoH'ch o.
New-york are visiting Nh and Mrs. Frank J.
segune, or Wayne Place.
Miss EthelrcGa Cashion. Of Montreal Canada, j.
visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. ". L. Morgan Of River
Road
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Young. If Grant-ave..
have returned from Point o Woods. Long Island
where they have been spending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs James ". Whiuork ana MIS- \. o.
schoneld, Of New-Norh are guests % NJ anu nj
Michael. Of RUtFcrs-7t.
,orner residents of Nu,ley. are visiting Mrs. Mary
Doid in NreclaHl-avc
percy Williams. o. Tennis Place. is Spending a
month with friends az Bristol. il. !.
Mrs. Marie Marq etc Of New OK, IS
OF Mr.. and Ms Ludwig Griasch. Of Cheihui-SI
Mrs Asa Vleeland and Miss NTcelard OF Prov
dence r. L. spent last week WIKI 81. az" Mr.
George ". synouds. Of Grant-ave.
Miss Elsie Svmcnds Of Grant-ave, : flcn.aE
ayssk y's flends il Tc%54K is aue f Ma
Ma" M and Wr. Ferry. o. brooklyn are ,s!tiie
Mr. anG Ms j.. Stewar, Ferry. j. ~. ~
pect-st. -. .i,,,.
a, the residence Of Mrs MARGARET NcnnfIfIr; .C o..
Centre-st.. this place Miss ReDtcca '9e Z. '
0. Mrs Webncr., vas the bride, ara S'iI'i =.
Davis. one OF NLtcys leading merchant 4" as We h
bridegroom. TIE s--cCC0E was performer ~ my
parlors by tho Roy James \. Fa.:IoI, pastor o.
81. Paurs CONGREGATIONAL Church. - = Ia"h ,a
Miss Ruth beaumont. cousin Of the hrIdc. WI
maid Of honor. ana Grant OFm?r Wa best MN,
The bride was ctticd i4 gown OF pear AN
SILK and woe diamonds and or1.S or" car req i"
bouquet CO bride roses. Nwor2 Lose prcSSn' Netc
Miss Loretta Ba.ty Miss Manic Patty. o. NeT1tn,
Mrs. I. Malcor and N'-e Irvine. Of ifr9"kiyh;
Nr. and Mrs Charles sIuitn. Of B.!!cyi.le; MI ana
Mrs. ". O. Devils Milton Davis. Miss Rui!i E"'"-
mont, NJ. and Mrs. Frank Davis and others.
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WORLD yoT TESTIFY WITHOUT PAY.

Newark. Sept. 4.-Because Of the feius"' oi ",
" Needing a painter. 20 TESTIFY u'tSS nv "'
-a,s the examination Of Mrs Gisela "e'hzeiuieI
had 10 be postponed by Justice GraW laS' eNenl"s
M,rria Rurc. Of 80. : Springfe,d-ave.' a harmald,
80 ~ co-,-laint against Mrs. Weinzeidler. anu
acc,sAd her Of threatening 10 beat her MeddIls
Vas lettering the window o. Mrs Weinz'idIer
restaurant. at No. 70 Sprinsfied-av on lh"iSDa''
,be time of the alleged threat and heard the CON
v4rsation between the two women II was o' w"
o,o,,,t ,ba, n. was subTnnaed. A. first Re wanteeH
81 10 fell OF the dispute, ana MANY ~, . ~.
amount 10 ~ cents. The Justice asked MN - ~,
wanted 10 be bribed. whcrcupOn the ptihl'I 81
s,Tared that :: aid make difference 70 nun
what il was called. NO urging co1iu i''"he i'''''
testify and the hearing went over,
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NEW-BRCNSWICK.

Secretary Charles f. Head OF inc fou,s , ne"
christian Association VINO mas w" p5
H. White Mountains. has returned
49, Iames Devine pastor OF the Sacred Heart
c.,ho,Ic church. was the guest of honor at an en-
.,.a'os,ic reception on Friday evening In nonor
Of his return from Europe. s.,.
u ,,ha Middlesex Bowling Green Club on sa,ur-
Inc t,ao,,o, presented 10 its president, Chris
day al pu ut Handsome silver loving cup. IN
tian ScHeWI r scheffiin's SEVENTEEN birthday. ca.
p H. zerng OF this 0iy ana at T me brdes
homc on Thursday afternoon. ,.. ~ the
The Rev Archibald 4 auPhy rPesSrned after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
WUITEHOUSE.

Miss Ella Schomp Is spending week with Miss
Edith Du Bots in Plainield.
Nuss Iv, Van pcrvoort is entertaining Miss Mabel
Jarison Of Irvington.
Mlss Edna voorhees, returned from Ocean Grove
last week.
\ merry party of Young people went on str"
~ irht nils a made in Il farm wagon. the bot
tom Of Which was covered with straw The party
winch was oor.prscd Of college students. gave an
oucn-air concert IN front OF one OF the l..adllg
hotels AT Lebanon In the party were the MisseS
III, schomn M.lclle Pickcli Emma Van Horn
T"rih, Smackhamcr and Edith Du Bos; Dr. - ~
TN Tv'E Harry Van Derve'r. DR.. f.. H. Moore
,oIl \ urge and ivan" NaYlor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
NESTFiELD.

Tin. members Of th. Willow Grove SundIy-scho1l
.rto..d thou-olycs on Tuesday at l.imbcrt's
I;or".
Under tho auspices Of the !. .. q. F. an Illus
irItol recital Of "Rcn-fIur' will be given In Ar
cauiirn Hall on Thursday evening.
on Monday the q. \. r. VIII place tn" two how
i,zors I'm Falrovlow Cemetery with appropriate cefe
monies after which an Informal reception and 90
ciable Will b" held go
IN. annual meeting Of the Baptist Church will
,okr placc ON Wednesday evening. when four trus-
te.s viii bc chosen.
Invi,,iious have been issued for tho wedding Of
Mis- H.rfho J. Woodruff to CHRISTOPHER K. Hob
son tho ,crernony to take place the home Of tn"
bride IN C;roI.-st. Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
CRAWFORD.

Miss Minnie VrecIAnd' the orgah''' OF ,nV ,,ha,,.
',. ,,rrrcb has returned from Lake Cham
plain. ,,,,oo ara ,,s,tinp 7
Afr and Mrs J. Lawrence Bradlee are Vlsi'ihs d
walter Thompson at New-London, conn.
Richard F.. Clement and family nave rt'ufiisu
fror Maine where they have been SieHdi'S ''''
summer months. ,,
terrain church to-day. -, ,.,,o,
Tb. Rev Or Dousherty Of New-fork' lecture"
-, tho Methodist church on "Wednesday evening. ,,
Mrs Kate Hunter and son OF br9oi.,' q S.;,r'ngaed
, VA 10 nome OF Mrs. J. A. Sanford, sprlHs"eu
ave ... Gao, % ~ ha We returned
MI ~. I,ron.an wedding tour. and are sta! iHS
i,n ~" and Mrs George Ely. on Clarsmoh, rae
W and Mrs Eugene Y. Wilson. C ctu "s''''a' O"
A.I, ,, "a" +, ~ weeks at Falrleigh villa. .,
Miss Stella Jewell OF Railway Is VISITING "e' So
ter Mrs Fred Toms. Of SprlhsHe'"-"'''
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PATERSON.
ONE WEEKS SOCIAL DOTNGs IN THE SILK
CITY.

ONE WEEKS SOCIAL DOTNGs IN THE SILK
CITY
y,ss Ka.e Mayer. Of Brooklyn. is visiting Surro-
.-"o ,,I Ms charles NJ King OF Tyler-si
.rno ,.o,r, women OF St. Pau.'= congregation gave
r,,rr,ing lawn party Monday afternoon ana
evening. ,,.,,,os1av
, .o,lrs.ful evening was enjoyed on "odheSuay
-, ,,os,s NJ the Ladies Auxiliary OF ~. Agnes
vca,,r, IN A trolley ride and from GaTiie'd anu
q dance arterward at s.. Agnes Hall
Tho Prs, Baptis, Church will reopen to-day nav
,, noon closed for extensive repairs ana improve
rncnts since June The pastor. the Rev. }. mt
o,,h Rrougher and the assistant pastor 'he f''N.
r-br Rcn.zlne will both ho present Sl'cd' muSlcd'
f.,.ircs. fine floral decorations and warm welcome
,, ,o,.p,ion in all departments Of the church ana
urfav-school will mark The day. .-., ,.,,
,fs,e,n, PARTY was gathered on TUESDAY even
t,r, y, me nome OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas Heath
cot. 20 witness tho marriage OF uIr IT, rpnor,
Ms Elizabeth. and George spear; Ie Daoii., n:
- isrforru.d by the Rev. charles Dooii'IIt'
Viss harriet Heathcote was brides n'ld ana ~
s'pn iir' ssJ N Iight CiI blue silk trimmed win
...' n rt,rnJant wore dark blue the sume
s. adc Among iho;s prc,,nllr Nv ,ioreph sprinser
81 ard Mrs Thomas carter Mr' NJ N'r' and Mrs
ycs,.r post Mr. and Ms. cox MI, "N H. Na ND
Georgc C4rter Mr. ana NrS ,cton Nir and Mrs
Soar the Misses Helen stone. ANnic COY E,za
nan Icaven. Maud Carte S%hna -" -, mi
N'Om IN. louise Iom h'"'S"'''
Members and guests of the North Jersey eTcItjng
Cinb enjoyed grand time yesi@sHsy n,rtS The
sane at;r.ction will be offered tomorrow. ro,or
Mrs Mirnie Anderson and Charrs -. ave- to'
were married AZ the DR. ,i.h Mis- Ii1 Lewis for
on Nri' Herbert RI,v Was best mar. ! ne
bride was most eXqul-.i.N E"Mn," ora white silk
-. ,i,nuony witnessed the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
WEIGH WON THE HANDICAP.

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. (Speciah-RoA5rt A. WelcA' OF
philadelphia won the closing shoot a; Hollywood
this afternoon II was me Labor Day Handicap ana
mad five contestants. Welch gathered q on OF -.
Patten and Murphy. with % Kills Zach tcI Toy
second bonors Tho former winning on ne shoo'-oii.
Toev and Day each gathered IS. Murphy won The
ten-brd sweep and Guy Schiller the ma ma;ln Ge
buffers Match. 80, 49,. p,to-.
Yale Dolan and Frederick Hoey vii nc: Ro'e.t
nex; Friday at ElkwGod Park The cond;" [i arr
and Weich a, g, The match was made at Holy
wood this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
WOMAN CHARGED WITH cHE' w.
N.NAvrs OF MoNTcLAIR, ARRESTED
II wILKEsBARRE. PENN.

,,-.o,air S.nt. 4-Belle J. McManns' '"en'y
MoH'O'"' va Voiced examination to-day before
10rr es on the charge OF issuing and in
re bcs checks, and was committed 10 gan ranG
an5oalt Of $40 bail to await the afunH % ,t Ser
Jury. She was arrested last n'F"' -
Thn woman had been in the employ OF MIS- o,,.
III. e 1Io,,clair for two years, and maze ou'
AZ Of Mrs. Reeds checks 1t is a"ts s R s, Of
WEDNESDAY she raised check on me onerence
,,.o,atr from So TO S26 pocketed the dl"tIe..,
!No,'t 'aarod She was arrested in Wlhespail e
ana pnar serrsaat Gallagher learned that her trunks
had been shipped Easlon and fGj AGT the a" yoa Jung
a. m AttS i,s; dooarted Cd the tain LOT H 1,!
w0i,ai and he followed her on the I:q ram dan De-
to"It ,bara lo discovered that she hau dNa,h M,
ne 90 for WUkesha on the ll;@' lIah' a" t-i,jaf
foIlowed her on the l2:%o We ali0 For her and
ban she stenpad from tho train she VIZ Ie nors
A. rst she talked of waiting f9I - return to
Nortclsir rather than be locked up III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
ROI-%D BROOK.

The public schools VIII reopen on Tue-d':.
M. and Mrs. =. /. White aye yisi'irt ID, sag
Harbo7
AIRS S. l.. Dra,;c has returned from Lodi. y. J."
"here sac has accn spendirr three weeks
49,. "a. L. Thompson and lama5 spent !'", week -
Wilmington.
:. L. A Du Fo4r. OF South Bound ijroo". J.
Miss Hui and Ip" nercJlt6' Of Wilkesbarre,
" Ssu guests !as; week Of Mrs Robert Ayfe;s.
hsS, ise ~ Mcttle.. who has been vsi'lnG iiyo'
hst Friday '''' 'N -
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NlATNWAN.

Tho Misses Florence and Lucy Frt@hi", OF Mont
a,. tho guests q Miss Van Woke In
Mrs. Dcioss Bliss and daughter Alma OF EnsIe-
wood spent Monday with Ms w ~ fo"A'"ln' o.
Main-st. ,,,,,,....r 70 tho
IT,, charlie. 4 Cicran of Broad-st.
sVtS iIi, i VI Tuth and Fred r. Schock LETT on
Thursday for trip 20 N9Va ocS' T1.,-lhoro speut
v - Win the Misses Whitlock In Man-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
ROSEI.LE.

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph James Jr'' are "' "0'''e ''
an outing at Beimar 49,. ,oo, mass.
A. and Mr. Arthur pope. who have been pass
,ng ,h. summer In pike County. Penn. nave re-
turned TO their home ,.,.,-o rai,,ives NJ Bath
Miss Louise Morre Is Fisl'i"s
Beach. . 4, entertaining Miss Dora
rt.rtt.nse OF Camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
poOTRJ4CES MUST BE MCENHtD'

Morristown. Sept. "A move was inau' ~
Common Council Of this city last ms" a.,
",na,.u o,,7 ,ravallinc musicians from the city
- O. ALLEGED thov are nuisauccs. and in order TO E'
rid of them the Aldermen ps.,.d an To license Zee
9 ~ hootbIarks is s. and for musicians CIV iO'
,aar or any part of a year. No hoo'o''" ' ~
fourteen wears old will be licensed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
SAID THE HOUSE WAS HAUNTED.
,,oopr prRs1sTED IN HER BELIEF ~

.,,e MOORE PERSISTED IN HER BELIEF II
COURT AND WAS FIND So
'. ms. Mrs Mary Moore OF No. 1N9 fachnc-S|'
,.au.orx e Yesterday for persisng tina the mousse
n which she lived was haunted. sac was "a. v nr
N h.,ore Justice schalk on complaint o: MIS-
cnedon. Of No. IS Maiden Lane. the owner o. '.I'
pocec-st house. on the charge OF o'sor'e''E CON-
duct. $50, .n,, Mrs Moore
.-,-n...od tenants nv telling them that the mouse
a' sovn,ed and mat there wes a ghost IN II.
49, asked for an explanation by the JGdse' s sns
insisted thaI 80 1er on her foolish belief ana
t-nosed the fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05

Bridgeton Sept CSpeciaD.-EX-Mayor Jeremiah
Dubois while attending the reunion Of the l-'A
Regiment. New-Jorsey Volunteers h iI'hd"' w.
- nos r,os.ra.od Nv heart disease He was carried
10 his home IN this city IN critical coHdl;'5. Ply
rallied under medical treatmen; tn!s al lerOJ. IL
time he has been critically alfer't from the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
SECTION BOSS KILLED BY Az ENGINE.

Pbgnpsburr Sept. tSncciaD.-Mcaa"l Kelley OF
bloomsbury. was instantly killed this morning n>
freight engine Ilo was q section boss for the
EarJersev Central Railroad and stepped in IN"
wav Of the engine vE'le directing his men tie "d'
for;v-fve years old and leaves a family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
NORTH HUDSON.

The teachers Of the Palisade Avenue tnited Fr"S
bv,eri,, Surd3v-s,hool OF West Ho5oken have
elected the following officers Superintendent John
G. Campbell: secretary. John Thorn; treasurer
lanes G. Demarest; librarian John Lawson
The Junior Endeavor League OF the Grove Chapea
CAV. an ENJOYABLE lawn party on Wednesday even-
Ing Ar the home OF Mrs. j. h. Westervelt. on me
Uackensack Plank Road. Union HI. Among those
rresen, were Mrs. Westervelt. Miss Noble
Krumme Mr. and Mrs. George Dubois. Mrs pu-
bois the Misses Krumme. Ed Brunne. MISS
s,henck J. f. Stewart. W. Ross. Miss Van Ie'
= Enapr. Mr. and Mrs Richard Neuscheler. Miss
X,ann the Rev |. ". Cowen and the Rev. w. X.
Ackert.
The annual lawn party OF the Old Peoples home
Ranevolent Association Of Union Hill VIII be held
on Labor Dav on the grounds Of the association
An interesting lecture on Hints TO CHRISTIAN
Workers was given in the Pallsade Avenue United
Presbyterian Church. OF West Hoooken, on
"wednesday evening. by the Rev. T. c. Mckelvey.
IT, North Hudson Cyclers. Of Union Hill. gave
lawn PARTY and entertainment on the ciuo
Grounds on Wednesday night.
rehearsal of The Messiah was given az tne
homo Of MIR Syms No III Palisade-ave. Wesi
unhoten on Thursday evening. The rehearsa!
noeoKe dcr The direction OF Professor Williams. OF
,be Nendelssohn Academy OF Music, New ork.
rhe Hamilton Wheelmen, OF Union Hill haxs
organized bowling club with the folowlns ON
Cars. q Kiefer president: Alexander hlanIe, W.
nresidert: A. Guenther, secretary ana O'to '"A'
hauu treasurer.
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SISTER ALNARl.

Sister Alvari. OF Mount ST. Donihick Co'',0-','
aed there on Friday night sne was 'r - ,bo
oo Ia Her funeral was held YESTERDAY IN We
yesnt chapel where solemn hlgh iI D1r,oj US
s,,;aro was sung by the Rev. r. d5HIi'e' ~
a. 81 Peters Cemetery, Jersey Ci'!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
OBTTCA AIRY.
FREDERICK II. WOOD.

r,.de-ick II. Wood. son OF Daniel Wood' OF up
.,r Montclair. y. j., died in that place carr! -
go, morning after lingering illness III %ds
5nate of Stevens Institute and was
q g. He was q member az the Congregational
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
BLOOMFIELD.

The Misses Sands of Woodland-ave.. are at bus'
yards Bay. ...,.,.
Miss Tremper. .A
Mr. and Mrs. Powers have returned from the Ao''
rondacks. Co. l., ., ptook Island
~ Z; Thoraas and family are at Point peasant
The Rev and Mrs. Frank j. Goodwin nave re-
turned from A trip TO the Great Lakes
Mr. caskcll of Haddonfeld.
The Sunday Of Westminster I,eSos ~ ON
church rad an excursion to Greenwood Lake on
Wednesday. $1,000, l., u,, ,-..~, ,ho ,..,..
kills r,,,. -, , FAMILY, !. -. ham. ,roun
,be,r summer sojourn az Asbury PARK .
".rhe police Benevolent Assocla ion. OF Bloonneld
o,d Nontclair Will hold "A picnic at Glenwood PARK
The Gaety Club held a reception and dance In
Spragg's pavilion Wednesday night
Mis- Emily Bloom. OF New-fork, Is visiting Ar@
A s Niyen. In Glen Ridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
Free Deliveries at All New Jersey Kalfoad StatIonS'
PIDGEWOOD.

an extensive trip through Yellowstone Park Cali
fornia, and ALASKA.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-11-10
Discournging.

Its jes' my luck" said Farmer Corn tossel, gloomily. I'm the wust guess CT a-goin'. The only sure way fur a man to git along is ter make up his mind what he's a-gointer do an keep doin' jes' that"
 Have you had bad luck?"
 "Nothin' else. Last year I raised wheat when orter hey tuck in summer boarders. This year tuck in summer boarders when 1 orter hev raised wheat. t."-Washington Star.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-11-10
Taking No Chances,

Then there is TO hope, doctor?" asked the fair woman, her face bedewed with the tears of great grief.
 None at all," answered the savant, murmuring: How she must love himi" in soft aside.
 You are sure?"
 Perfectly sure."
 Well, I'll risk it. I'd hate, though. to buy that bit of black goods and have him get we'll on me. e."-Judge.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-11-10
A Dendiier wenpon .

Mosely Wraggs = l knowed you wouldn't git anything at that house. md wot did ye run fur wen the woman conc to the door? I thought you'd faced too many of 'em to be skeered oif by woman's tongue.
 Tuffold Knutt--I wuzn't afeerd of her fongue, but she come at me with 8 hnfnin.-Chicago Tribune.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-11-10
Try Grain-o. Try crain-o,

Ask your grocer today to show you a package of GRAIN-O, the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. All who try it like it. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomachs receive it without 25 cts. per package. Sold by all grocers.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-11-10
Ont of Place.

That new cook from the country that the Blueberrys have been boasting about insisted on sitting on the porch last night when they had company
 Didn't she feel out of placer"
 "She did afterwards" Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-11-10
Inst Like Him

MT. Duffy-Mrs. Kelly, it pains me t infarm yez thot yure hoosband has jist bin blowed cop boi doinomoite car thridge. We found his head in wan lot, an his body in another lot, an his figs in another lot, an his arms an fate in another lot"
 Mrs. Kelly (proudly)-Begorra, that's Moike all over.-Toronto News.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-11-10
Different Cases.

r'nei (engaged to George)-I like to \, put George won't let me. He says 100 violent exercise.
 ahie tsister to George) He always
 .s me to. He says it's good for the sl-pick- -Me-Up.