The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-02

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dozen pairs OF slippers We're receiveda Mt
the City Hospital from the Willing Circle.
kings Daughters Of the Bergen Reform
ed Church. The slippers are designed Tor
the use OF convalescent patients.
The hole on Tonnele avenue, near Sip
avenue, which caved in last Friday night
has not yet been repaired. IL continues 70
grow In size and forms a considerable OBJ
struction TO wagons and carriages.
Lafayette.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Scotch
Presbyterian Mission, Grand street and
Manning avenue, will give a sociable In
the parlors Friday evening.
George McNaGghton, a ten-year old
boy, living on a canal boat at the foot OF
Communipaw avenue. fell overheard this
morning and was drowned. His body
was not recovered.
Engine No. 80 of the Central Railroad
jumped the track at C~ommunipav yester-
day afternoon. No damage was done.
Patrick Cassidy, a bricklayer employed
upon the new building Of the Eagle Re-
flung Company at Caven Point, fell from
"a ladder this morning and broke both OF
his legs. He was taken to the City Hos
pital-
E~icherkranz will be held this evening at
the residence of Mr.. Harry Sieber on
Communlpaw avenue.
Miss Alice Johnson will give a recep-
ton at her residence on Pacific avenue
this evening.
The Sunday closing movement in La
fayette Is a failure. Very few storekeeD-
ers have closed their stores, and hose
who agreed to close have become discour-
aged.
Mrs. James f. Boyd of Summit avenue
Will give a dance at her residence on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Henry Floyd, of Pittsbnrg. is visit
ing Mrs. J. K. Connely of Grand street.
George Grosz, of Pine street, was run
over by q brewery wagon at Pacific and
Communipaw avenues this morning.
His right4eg was broken In two places.
He was taken home. The driver OF the
wagon was arrested.
The regular meeting of the Friendship
Circle will be held this evening ut the
residence of Miss Annie Sieben on Pacific
avenue.
CreenviIie-
The third annual invitation mas
querade and civic ball of the Schwa-
bisher X. u. Verein of Hudson county
will be held this evening at Zeugner's
Belvidere Han. Old Bergen Road and
Sanforth avenue. The feature of the even
ing will be the richly costumed commit
tee march in which eight ladies and eight
gentlemen will take part. Prof. Schlund's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The monthly meeting Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Executive Board will be held at the
rooms. No. 30 Linden avenue, this even
lug. A revision of the bylaws will be sub
mitted. A joint meeting of the Executive
Board and the Ladies' Auxiliary will be
held tomorrow evening mt the rooms to
further the arrangements for the fair at
Bamber Hall. February %, "a and 25. The
regular monthly meetingof the assocla-
ton will be held tomorrow evening.
George Il. Witt and Richard Routh,
who represented Greenville Association
~ fIA nr4tllftr u.A On. AaaA~fefA
Convention at Trenton last week, have
returned home.
The ladies of the Greenville Reformed
Church are making arrangements for the
twentieth anniversary on February 10.
Pastor Bruce intends holding nightly
services during the week preceding.
The Camp-Map Committee Of the
Minkakwa Club was organized Saturday
evening. Ex-Alderman Michael NJ.
Schultz. Jr.. was elected president and
Louis Hennemeier. Jr., secretary.
Greenville Building and Loa Associa-
ton No. l will meet at the rooms No. 80
Linden avenue this evening. A sale of
money will be held.
Tit resolutions in memory of the late
John A.. GriffiJhs, which were passed by
Grant Lodge No. 50 Knights OF Pythias,
and engrossed by order of the lodge. can
be seen at Justice Newkirk's Office on
jackson u
The members Of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor of the Re
formed Church who will attend the union
meeting at the Bergen Reformed Church
this evening are TO meet at the chapel,
Danforth and Ocean at seven
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Buck have
taken up their residence on Pearsall
avenue near Garfield.
Miss Nelson of Danforth avenue will
give a reception on Thursday evening ar
her residence
West Bergen.
A week has passed, and all the tele-
graph wires along the railroad track are
still down. The poles are bent with the
weight Of the wires; Several are leaning
close 10 the ground.
Thieves cleared a clothes line, on Fri
daY evening, in the yard of Mrs. Brennan,
on Mallory avenue. There are no street
lights on Mallory avenue and thieves have
an excellent field. A few more police
men are needed in this section.
Mr.. G. NJ. Craig, of Boyd avenue, who
has full charge OF the musical entertain
ment of the Reformed church, TO be held
IN February. will issue a thirty page pro-
gramme for The event. Tit old building
on Bergen avenue, which was abandoned
years ago, the present structure and the
proposed new church will be represented
in cuts on the programme.
The regular meeting Of the Willing
WOfkefS OOCleLy u htug5 daughters
will be held this evening at the residences
of Mrs. Beach, No. 80 West Side avenue.
A wedding was solemnized on Friday
evening at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. Fisher on Bergen avenue. The con-
tracing parties were Frank White n
Miss Annie Fisher, aud the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. q. Garretson.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for Florida.
Many persons have expressed a desire to
become members OF the proposed singing
class under the auspices of the Epworth
League, Chapter l,S04. A meeting will be
called shortly Tor organization. The class
will meet weekly.
The Y.P.S.C.E- meeting last evening In
the Reformed Church was well attended.
Mr.. II. Merritt conducted the meeting in
an interesting name This evening the
members of the society will meet ia the
church and proceed In q body TO the union
services at the Bergen Reformed Church.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Biilinger will give a socia-
BILE at their residence on Bergen avenue.
this evening
BAYOU
Bayonne Council No. 695, Royal Ar
canum, will meet this evening in Ar
canum Hall. Several candidates for