The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-03
If the Weather Be Fine the
Fifty second Walk Will
Take Place Next
Thursday.
EXERCISES IN CHURCHES
Line OF March OF the Thrse
Divisions and Men Who
Will Lead Them

The ffty-seeond anniversary and pa
rade Of the Jersey City Sunday Schools
will take place next Thursday. June 5.
William NJ. Laws will be the grand
marshal His aide viii be John z.
Fairbanks. The division marshals viii
be John A. Phillips, Walter L. Hubbel.
Clifford afeIlor and David 4. Layman.
Should the day be stormy the exercises
viii be held in the churches and the
parade viii be omitted.
There win be three divisions. The
Park Division win be marshalled By
Grand Marshal's Aide John e. Fair
banks, with John A. Phillips and Wal-
ter T. Hubbell as division marshais. It
win be composed Of two columns made
up of the following schools: Column 4
Holy Trinity, Charles S. Rosenov.
school marshal; Bethesda Baptist, E. +
Brown, marshal; German Reformed,
George A. Kupfrian, marshal; Wayne
Street Reformed, John CIosterman, mar
shal; Trinity NJ E., Orrin Crosby, mar-
shal; German NJ E., Henry Mueller,
marshal; Hedding N. e.. James A. Law
renee. marshal; Parmiey Memorial Bap-
tist, Albert Wells, marshal. aud Free
Reformed. John Meyer, marshal. Col-
umn B-Park Reformed, Harry A. Dale,
marshal; Second Presbyterian. Roy 5.
Tinney, marshal: Norwegian EvangeEi-
cal, Chr. Bosvio, marshal; CententYy M.
b, Henry Metz, marshal; Grace T. E..
Franklin Faber, marshal; ST. Marks
Zion A. NJ E.. James Garden. marshal;
st. PauFs NJ. E.. George B. Sudan. mir
shall; North Baptist, Conrad Kupfrian.
marshal.
Column A will start from Mercer
street and Jersey avenue. proceed ttwo
schools abreast) along the west side IT
Jersey avenue to Third street and there
join Column B. Both columns flour
schools abreasD will proceed along Jer-
sey avenue to Eighth street, to Hamilton
Park. The reviewing stand VIII be at
the fountain in Hamilton Park.
The Bergen Division will be MARSHALL
ed by Clifford H. MeIlor. His aides win
be Ralph L. Hodges and Frank B. Dilts.
The review viii take place at Van Rey.
pen Estate, Boulevard and Van Reypen
avenue, at $50 o'clock The schools will
march along Van Reypen avenue to place
of review. where appropriate exercises
will be held. On the Boulevard the
schools will march along in double col
umn in the following order
Grace NJ. e., o. B. Reed marshal;
Summit Avenue Baptist, Charles w.
johnson, marshal; Endsavor Baptist, Al
bert Hampson. marshal; Summit Avanus
u. p. William NJ. F. Taylor, marshal:
Westminster, Richard Lahey, narshals
Grace NJ. E., Henry Ebry marshal; First
q. p, w. J. Lister. marshal; st. Mars
P. E.. Charles B. Heyman, marshal:
Willing Workers Mission, Wilhan r.
Brush. marshal.
The Hudson City Division viii be mar
shalled by David T. Layman with 7. A.
Beaubein. G.. A. Seymour. Frederick
Burmeister and G. Miller. Division
Headquarters win be at Trinity Baptist
Church, Bowers street, between Central
and Summit avenues, until 2:15 p. n.
After that time at PaIisade avsnns ard
Bowers street. The schools win parade
in the following order:
Column Affinity Baptist, f. B.
van zandt, marshal; james NJ. e.. o. ".
Cosine, marshal; Central Avenue Re-
formed, John r. Mahon. marshal; PHI
grim Baptist. Fred king, marshal: Wa
vsrly CONGREGATIONAL, 4. Henderson.
marshal.
Column B-PaIisade II. b. George
Neil. marshal; Ascension r II, George
0'Hara. marshal; Second q. Fl. Alfred
S. Black, marshal; Hope Mission, " ".
Black, marshal; Presbyterian Chapel y.
#. Lszetie. marshal; First Baptist, s. w.
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