The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-06

evening at the Lafayette House. on
Pacific avenue. aud made arrangements
for a reception early next month.
Mary Allen, forty-one years old, and re-
siding on Pine street. was knocked down
aud run over by n at Lafayette
street and Pacific avenue last evening.
Both OF her legs were badly bruised She
was taken home.
The regular meeting OF the Lafayette
Amateur Dramatic Society will be held
this evening at the residence of William
BoyIan on Pacific avenue, to make ar
fragments for a reception and ball
Mr.. and Mrs. William French of Halli-
day street will give a reception at their
residence this evening.
GreenviIie.
A meeting Of the newly organized
Sixth District Democratic Association
will be held this evening at Orient Hall.
Orient and jackson venue All the
committees necessary to complete the or
g%anization will be appointed.
The regular monthly reception OF the
Greenville Dancing Academy will be held
this evening at the Belvedere Halt, Dan
forth avenue aud Old Bergen road.
The Young Ladies' Mission Society OF
the Reformed Church have elected the
following oficers:-President, Mrs. j..
Holmes; vice president. Mrs. w. z. Bruce;
secretary, Miss Nellie Reid and treasurer.
5. L. Harvey. The society will observe
the anniversary Of It's organization BY
holding an entertainment and sociaole nc
the church parlors on Monday, April 9.
The regular meeting OF the sixth Dis
trict Citizens improvements ssociation
will be held next Tuesday evening. at the
rooms of Greenviile Building aud Loan
Association No. 2in Bamber Hall. The
branch library matter will be talked
about. The library trustees promised to
establish a branch ar Greenville several
months ago, but as yet, nothing has been
done.
The work of paving Pearsall avenue
will be begun early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mcintyre have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to Nj
agra Falls. They will reside In the hand
some residence recently erected on Lignot
Court.
The Thiesen Amateur Orchestra met
last evening at Shriner's Hall, on Rose
Arrangements were made for
an invitation reception and ball on
Thursday. March IS.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the colored
Baptist Cnurch gave an entertainment at
the church on GreenvilIe avenue last
evening. Over fifty dollars was cleared.
Tit Lehigh Valley Railroad has relaid
the tracks across Chapel avenue. Work
has been stopped on the trestie. About
one hundred feet still remnins to be
built.
Mrs. Kruse is building a hot house in
the New York Bay Cemetery, near the
I OCthu dFtuuC tutkduCt.
The Idle Hour, which at one time was
a well known hotel, has been converted
into a residence.
The work OF filling In the mud flats
along the New York Bay will be begun
early in the spring.
Company will soon begin the work of
erecting a large brewery at the foot of
Linden avenue, Newark Bay shore.
Mr.. II. Meineke's handsome new resi-
dence on Van Norstrand street, is rapid
ly nearing completion. 1t will be ready
tor occupancy in a few days.
Mr.. Fred Meyer is erecting q two story
frame dwelling ON Fulton avenue. to re-
place the one which toppled over a few
weeks -
West Bergen
The Parsonage and Social Union Of the
West Side NJ. f. Church gave q supper
at the church parlors last evening for The
benefit Of the church. Tbs supper was
served from six TO nine O'Clock, and net
ted nearly $75.
Miss Anna E. Vreelaud is spending the
winter at the Hotel Santa Fe, Melrose.
Clay county, Florida.
Mr.. n. Hetrich, whose residence was
robbed several weeks G of valuable
jewelry ana clothing, has not yet re-
covered any of the property. Detectives
are at work upon the case. Sanders
Bros. have given up all hope of recover
u ~ o0NCAAA (A6lA3 Ia
were stolen from their store a month ago.
The West Bergen Pleasure Cub held
its regular weekly meeting in the club
house on Mallory avenue last evening.
Three ladies were admitted to member
ship. The club rooms are being fitted up
and very cosy quarters are assured the
members.
All the members Of the local athletic
association nave been invited to attend
the first reception to be given by the
Aroma Baseball Club at Bergen Hall on
Monday, April g.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Epworth League will be held on Thurs
day, March 26. The Entertainment Com
mittee is making arrangements for a
literary and musical programme.
The regular meeting Of the w. @. 7. U.
will be held on March % at the rooms Of
the Athletic Association, No. 95 Bergen
avenue. The services of several public
speakers will be secured.
George Green, thirteen years old, OF
Forest street, ventured out on the thin
ice on the canal yesterday afternoon and
broke through. His loud cries for help
were heard by an empioye of the Steel
Works Company, who pulled him ashore
Green, after drying his clothes, left for
home, a much wiser boy.
Miss Laura Mingan of West Side ave-
nue. will sail tomorrow for Charleston, s.
c., where she will spend several weeks
with friends.
Mr.. Harry Fisk of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
visiting Mr.. j. Kennedy Of Communipaw
avenue.
The young men of the West SHE NJ. E.
Church are talking of organizing a "Glee
Club"