The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-30
4 MILITARY BAZAAR
Novel and Attractive Fair
At Linden Avenue
Methodist Church.
GIFT FOR THE PASTOR.
Pretty Soldiers and Sailors in
!. Charge Of the Booths
Suggestions of
the War.
GIFT FOR THE PASTOR.


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i.ii'1ary camp iast evening, the opehils
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OF the gypsy Kettle, camp Aigef- We're
also kept busy. The ladies VINO We're
aboard the Texas, the lemonade stand,
had little to do, the weather not being the
kind for the DISPOSAL Of such drinks. In
the basement We're the a n stand. the
Arsenal the Sunday School Camp
and the refreshment table, the supply
ship Celtic"
The ladies' who served the coffee and
sandwiches ysre kept quite busy waiting
on the hungry ones and quite a few doll
lars We're realized, All the ladies were
appropriately dressed, some wearing the
white duck skirt, the blue waist and sail
or cap, while the ladies who represented
sofoaefs We're aeelrsa N Due with the
regular soldier hat. The scene was a very
pretty one. On the many stands were
articles donated by a number Of charita-
pie merchants. = nahesolAe Mahosahs
store. was presented to the pastor. the
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S. Kyle made the presentation speech,
saving that be hoped the pastors duties
would be as easy as he rocking Of the
chair. Mr.. butcher was completely taken
BY surprise and for a few minutes was
,,aaAIe % resnon5. pe said ina his
work always had been quite easy. be-
cause of the Willingness of his congrega-
ton to help him whsnever he asked their
aid.
The pastor prepared the far paper con-
taining the names of those in charge and
s,enaassa - aetfir@ ranv laaa;ne nar-
chants to advertise therein. In this way
a neat sum was realized. The fair was
q - III - -
Gent funds to pay OF some Of the smaller
4ah4s raeantlv contracted Mn butcher
o's - - slanssm oe ,as+
was piedseu With the sioWlis u idSt
evening and ~sanguine that the bazaar VIII
terr,fnate saccessfnllv
T1oss i chsrge were-
Finance Comfnittee-Captains Jacob Nc
Intyre r. w Hitchcock C. H. Simpson
rbSrles 1feInfvras srd sIaeob Hahn
ranmit9ee On Decoratiors, snip Car
uS-t~cors Ioooa-o+orr T ctouarf T M
Girnnsev I RTaysFen W Lewis John
~ Tnnfss n Mawrv and VI Habr.
Fair Papes-Chaplain, &. C.. Dutcher, AS
IIxvte. Is W Hitchcoek William McIn-
tvye and W Hahn
Fancy fable. named after the flagship
Braaklyn9Mrs q Cheeseman Mrs. Is, ~,
Hifchenrk Mrs s. Crashaw. Mrs. Hobbs.
Nrs 7 EraH ana Mrs 81. Van RusxirK.
Groceries (Olympia)-Mrs. r. W. Brow
ne1I NM Hansnson. Mrs q Young.
Mrs 4 Fl TvraII and Mrs. S. Goolder.
Aprons 6New York)-Mrs. T.. +. Bray
man a6aa NJ lr K ! T6 and Nrs, ssoT { s,no-