The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-11


Mr.. Frank Hawley will entertain the
members Of the Merry Anglers Club at
IA terrapin supper on Friday evening at
'Knoegy's" on Greenville avenue Every
member is requested to be present.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
local Christian Endeavor Society will be
held on Friday evening at the Reformed
Church, Immediately after the prayer
meeting.
A meeting of the recently organized
Democratic Club will be held this even
ing at the rooms of Greenville Building
aud Loan Association. No. 80 Linden
venue. Prominent speakers will ad-
dress he meeting and officers will be
elected.
Interesting services will be held in
Christ's Episcopal Church on Clerk
street, this evening. The Rev. E.. w.
Ascension, New York, will preach. Sub
ject, ''The Spirit of Christ in the Business
Life Of Men," All are invited.
The directors of the Lings' Spinning
Company will makea n inspection of
the factory today. The mills will start up
next Monday.
The revival services now being held in
the Reformed Church will be continued
until Saturday evening, when Mr.. FIet-
cher will again address the meeting.
The Minkakwa Club is making ar
rangements for the Republican primaries.
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cincts in the Sixth district is now being
made
The new brewery buildings at the foot
Of Girard avenue are rapidly nearing
completion. The are now en-
gagged in Tuning the roof. The brewery
Will start W early in May.
The regular meeting OF the Greenville
Rifle CLUB will be held this evening at
Snriner's Hall on Rose avenue.
A special meeting OF the Executive
Board of the Greenville Y. NJ. G. A. will
be held tomorrow evening at the roo ms,
No. 90 Linden avenue.
West Bergen
The contract for the new West Bergen
school was signed yesterday. The school
will cost 81, 600. and it will be completed
by September l. 1t will accommodate $50
pupils. 1t is expected that work upon the
new building will be begun early next
week.
The streets in this section. which are
sorely in need of lamps. are Vaudeville,
Yale. Fisk and hoadley anu
Union and Boyd streets. The city faith
ers promise that they will furnish the
lights early in the spring. A petition is
now being circulated among the resi-
dents.
The annual meeting and election of the
Citizens Improvement Association will
De held on Monday, April 10. The follow
ing resolution WAS passed at the last
meeting. Resolved, "rhat at our annual
meeting we arrange with the ladies of
our community for an entertainment,
-gastronomic, and hat we also Invite
two persons to address the meeting at
that time. Messrs. W. J. Henry, Il. J.
Vreeland, G. Judge, J. L. Murch and W.
II. Beach were appointed To take charge
OF the affair. They viii meet tomorrow
evening.
The regular meeting Of the West Ber-
crar Diaasura NI.sh Usfll Ia. hald
evening at the new club room at Nal
lory avenue and Union streets. The club
has over 20 memDe The applications
OF seven gentlemen and six ladies will be
acted upou tomorrow evening.
The HiKiKoch-a-Lorum- Progress
siye Tiddledy-Winks Club held their first
meeting las evening at the residence of
John GartIey on Bergen avenue. Officers
will be elected at the next meeting.
The Bible Class will meet III the N. Z.
Church this evening.
Miss Annie Jacket of Union street will