Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-01
TOWN TALK.


Monthly Board meeting Of the U. b. !.
HOms to-day al ,. "a.
The Esght Ward ~ @. L. q. will meet at
Aission H0od Chapel next FRIDAY afternoon
aG 0'elock.
The Young Peoples meeting at the Park
C0ngreg gaClO4al Church vii De held thurs
day evening next.
The Cnlsarlans viii have a social meeting
IT. the Ladies Literary club rooms ne1t
wednesday evening.
0iicer r. W Wiley, who fell and broke a
bons AS left hand, sJllI On Tie sack llsL,
bat recovering slowly.
Tne Royal fsln yiar viii give another of
their free slLersaln.nsaE5 az their hall on
Aoaroo stroot Io-alsAE
The suDJsct Of Prof. Eggers's lecture at the
Ladies Literary CIaO rooms tO-lnorrow
nlgnL viii DC .'LSssIng."
Tue A. %. Is. >. b. X. Social Club, will
give grand masqaegade bail al tue Afbeiter
hail, Caristanas eve, December "A.
On account OF some OF the musIcians being
engaged elsewhere there was no concert al
hed.n0ad's Opera House last evening.
City Clerk Belknap has purchased the
property at the corner of tourtn aud Serb
nor streets, and Will erect a home thereon.
some fool-hardy persons talk ON the streets
Of the existence OF roner-rfnK on the west
bide somewhere, and that IL Is popular, etc.
Tue Ladies Auxiliary Society OF the Uni
tarlan Church VIII meet at the residence oi
Af. ~ l.. Cloy, On Jefferson avenue, thurs
day afternoon.
The earth being removed from the hill on
Pearl street ''fornlnst" the Superior Court
room Is beng used for filing on the Fulton
street bridge piers.
The Wood QuadriIle Club will give the first
grand ball OF a series, at the metropolitan
hall next Friday evening, IL 1nomas's orches-
ira Will furnish the music.
The night school opens at the Old PENN
sular Clue House tonight. permit mus
be SECURED from the superintendent OF
Schools for admission. Advanced classes
will be formed.
Next Thursday will be devoted as day of
special prayer and praise by the various l..
NJ. q. A. 5 LnrougnOut the country. Services
Will be conducted at the rooms IN this cily,
TO which ali are invited.
Rev. DR.. Gilbert occupied the pulpit of the
Westminster Presbyterian Cnurcn, yestef-
day morning. key. .. l.. Hamilton look
DIR. GiiOerts place at the Division street NJ
t. Church III the morning.
The District Assembly No. SO, of Knights
OF Labor, have decided TO place either her-
die coaches or omniOuses ON the streets.
They CLAIM To have suiIicIent means To make
the boycott permanent II necessary.
There will be an apron and mItten sale at
Park Place to-morrOw for the DeneIit or the
City Missionary society those having con-
triDdtlOn5 Tor tine sale, are asked 10 leave
them wiIA Mrs. h. h. Judd at ParK Pace, a.
sJon a. possible
The firm of killean & Hartman. corner of
Clancy and East Bridge sGreets. has dis
solved partnership and IL nov succeeded %
the hrm Of Holland q hartman-rred IDOL
land and Jonn hartmdd, two energetic
young business men.
A meeting of the congregation and all per-
sons entitled to vote at the Nestminste
Church, Will be held at that church to-Inor-
row evening, 10 consider the advlsabillty Oi
issuing a mortgage upon the cn0rch pro
perty tor the amount or SI3,OJO.
The Slign Furniture Company has made
a reduction IN wages of nearly ten per cent.
The men accepted the reduction withou.
complaint lhe Sigh has always paid gooC
wages, and were compelled 10 MAKE tn,
present cCt on account of business bein.
dull.
The patrolman on Lyon street discovered
&C about o'clock last evening that John
Coleton's saloon at No. %, same street, haC
been entered by burglars aud a quantity o.
cigars and liquors stolen. The thieves go.
into the establishment by climbing over tine
transom of ths front door.
The Kent County Old Settlers Society is
TO be duplicated TO morrow, at Graud Haven
By the Ottawa county pioneers. The tiftletL
annlversity of the settlement of the latter
county will be tnsn celebrated IN the Pres
byterian Church of that city with approprI-
ate exercises and such society instituted.