The Jersey City news., 1906-06-30
OUTING SEASON
IN FULL BLAST
William M. Barry Club to
Go to Witzeps Point View
Grove On July 4
BIG POLITICAL EXCURSIONS
DAvIsEs, DICKINsoNs AND FA-
CANS MAKING EVERY EFFORT
TO oUT-Do ONE ANOTHER
THIS YEAR

10 OUI-DO ONE ANOIdEh
THIS YEAR
This is a great season for outings and
many big ones outside of those Of the
big political county organizations are
scheduled.
In addition to the Davis's the Dickin-
son and the Pagan organizations, the an
nual outing of the William NJ Barry
Benevolent and Athletic Association, of
which the genial Alderman of the Sec
ond Ward is the popular standard bear
er. is to be set down among the big out
ing events. There's nothing doing in
the Horseshoe when the Barry Associa-
| ton leaves town on its annual outing
until the Barrys return,S Up to a year
i ago the associations outings We're al
ways held on Sunday. but when the au-
/ thorities refused to allow the association
to parade with military band music and
I
| have its customary display of fireworks
during the night parade. the standard
| bearer and members decided to hold their
outings on the glorious Fourth of July,
when no one could interfere with their
patriotic demonstration.
Next Wednesday the Barrys will go
to Witzels Point View Grove on their
twenty-sixth annual outing. There will
be nearly thousand men in line in both
morning and night parades All kinds
of athletic events will be enjoyed at the
grove These will include 100 and 40
yard handicap dash; putting 16-pound
| shot. running broad jumps. sack race, po-
| tato race, fat mans race, football and
| baseball, and swimming contests. The
entries will close on the morning of the
outing. Cash prizes will be offered the
| winner of each event. The Association
will leave its headquarters, No. 504
Henderson street. IN The morning anu
march through Henderson to Twelfth
street, to Erie street. to Thirteenth
street, to Grove street, to Seventeenth
street, to Henderson street. to Ninth
street, to Grove street, to PPavonia ave-
nue., to the Pavonia dock. where the
| N, o,,,1,ore ,r;ll hoard tho staamar Thomas g
| S. Millard On the return the line of
march will be as follows: From Pavo-
MIA ferry, to Henderson street, to Eighth
4 street, to Grove street. to Pavonia ave-
to Erie street, to Fifteenth street, to
Grove street, to Seventeenth street, to
Henderson street, to Fourteenth street
to Grove street. to Twelfth street, to
Henderson street, to Eleventh street and
disDerse.
/ The association as a benevolent or
| ganization is in most hourishing con-
| dition financially and its membership
embraces some of the best athletes in
/ this section of the country. The associa-
ton sent teams to compete in the worlds
athletic contests at the st. Louis fair and
returntd with trophies including one for
| foot ball.
The present officers are: T. L. O'Con-
nor, president; ]. J. Hayes, vice -presi-
dent: J. f. O'Keefe, financial secretary;
Daniel Dugan, recording secretary; Will
liam P. Barry, treasurer, and Patrick
Fitzgerald, sergeant-at-arms.
Other big outing scheduled are those
of the Colgate & Company's Employees
Mutual Aid association, which will take
place at the Greenville Schuetzen Park
tonight; the Peter J. Kennedy associa-
ton at Witzels Point View Grove, Sun
day, July Is; Alex J. Clement associa-
ton at Witzers Point View Grove, We'd
nesday, July 1S; the B. II. McGurk as
sociation at Donnelly's Grove, College
Point, on Thursday, July 19, and the
| Coach Drivers Association Of Hudson
County at the North Hudson Driving
Park, on Thursday. August 10.
i The Committee of Arrangements for
the Kennedy association consists of VIII
liam streble, Gustav Kropke, p Miller,
f. McCorn and B. Kane. Prof. Beggs
will furnish music for the Clements out-
ing.
] The committee in charge Of the Coach
4 Drivers association outiRg consists of
John Hill, chairman; Patrick Welsh, sec
retary; August Kern, treasurer; Ivan
zunain and George Kessler.