The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-24
CITY NOTES.

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pastor of the Linden Avenue M. f.
Church, will go TO the Simpson NJ. E.
huron in the spring. This change will
be made by the Newark Conference.
The Calumet Dramatic Association,
composed of amateurs of the Heights, as
sisted by professionals, will repeat their
recent SUCCESS with ''Ticket of Leave
Man" at Henkel's Casino, Thanksgiving
night.
A horse and wagon belonging to H. M.
Edelman of No. 481 Grove street, was
stolen liz West Hoboken yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Board OF
Finance to night.
A slight fire occurred last night in the
apartments of Mr.. Sherwood, No 518L
Henderson street. A defective 1ue was
the cause.
The Federal Club viii give a sociable
at No. 6 Willow Court, Thursday even
ing. December g..
G%reenviiIe.
Miss Ada Baskerville Of Ocean avenue
has painted a handsome silk banner for
the Junior Y. P. S. c. e. of the Reformed
Church.
The Greenville Wheelmen will meet
this evening at their rooms on Ocean ave-
nue.. The arrangements for the Thanks
giving Day run will be completed.
The h,on Lutheran Church people con-
template building on Danforth avenue in
the near future.
TIL Y. P. S. G. E. will hold a charity
sociable tomorrow evening. Those who
attend are expected to bring u package
containing eatables. The packages, will
be distributed to Greenville's poor on
Thanksgiving Day.
The proposed paving of Danforth ave-
nue. from Old Bergen Road to Newark
Bay, is meeting with the appreciation of
the property owners. The work Will be-
gin next spring.
The regular meeting of the Young
Mems Democratic Club will be held this
evening at the rooms in Jaccara's Hall.
Senator Robert Hudspeth drives be-
hind one of the fastest trotters ON the
road.
A new sewer is being laid in Columbia
place.
Mrs. Buedell Will shortly open the
"Greenville Conservatory of Music" at
Mangel's Hall on Rose avenue.
Murray Brothers, the musical trio, will
give an entertainment at the Reformed
Church this evening. The affair is man
aged by the Sunday School.
The high wind last evening did con-
siderable damage in this section. Several
| trees in the New York Bey Cemetery and
on Bergen avenue were blown down. The
roof Oh Mr.. Wolfe's barn, on Bergen
avenue, was blown off and carried fifty
feet by this wind.
Special services will be held in the Re-
formed and NJ. E.. churches Thanksgiving
Day.
The Greenville United Building and
Loan Association will shortly introduce
the new building and loan idea. This
association is making wonderful prog
ress.
Mr.. H. Gennert and Miss Helen Gen
merit have returned from a four months
visit to Germany.
West Her gen.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Social Union will be held on
Thursday afternoon in the NJ. E. Church
parlor.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth League. Chapter 1904, was held
last evening. An interesting literary and
musical programme was presented and
an enjoyable time was had by all.
The South Bergen Reformed and West
Side M. Il. Churches will hold a joint SER
vice Thanksgiving Day in the M. f.
Church. The Rev. John Atkinson will
preach the sermon.
A driver of a large furniture van be-
came a rather excited individual this
morning whenh he found that he could not
pass beneath the low West Side avenue
bridge. After roundly cursing the
railroad company for allowing such
a state of affairs to exist, he drove up to
the Bergen avenue bridge. Hardly a day
passes but the drivers of trucks heap
maledictions on the bridge because they
cannot pass beneath it.
New street lamps were promised for
Fisk avenue many months ago, but TO
the regret of the residents they have not
| yet materialized. There is not a lamp on
the entire length of the thoroughfare,
making it extremely dangerous after
nightfall. The sumo applies to Morton
place. which really should receive better
treatment, considering the increasing
population of that street.