The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-19

| orderly boys. annoyed the people In the
vicinity OF Abram Posts empty house at
York and Warrsn streets by most out
rageously hooting. yelling and slamming
boards The boys had possession OF the
premises until one OF them was caught
aud iocked up. Then the citizens had
peace the balance of the day. Dooley
was discharged this morning.
West Bergen.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society OF the South
Bergen Reformed Church will give a Soc
liable this evening at the church parlors.
A brief programme, in addition TO the
eantata which was given at Christmas,
viii be presented.
The regular meeting OF the local ath-
letic association will be held this evening
at the club room, No. 95 Bergen avenue
President Camp will appoint all the
standing committees aud arrangements
viii be made for a reception.
The West Bergen Citizens Association
will hold their regular meeting on Mon
dav evening. January 70. at the rooms No.
200 West Side venue. The sewerage
committee will render its inal report at
this meeting. All citizens are invited 70
attend.
The regular meeting Of the Willing
Workers Society Of Kings Daughters
will be held this evening at the residence
OF Mrs. Willard II. Beach. No. So West
Sid avenue.
The first grand annual ball of the West
Bergen Pleasure Club will be held this
evening at Metropolitan Hall. Greenville.
The club, headed by the Van Houten
Drum and Fife Corps. will march TO the
hall in a body.
The regular meering Of the Epworth
League, Chapter 1904. will be held on
Thursday evening in the NJ e. Church
parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. McLaren. of Newark,
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. G.. Tice. OF Ber-
gen avenue.
Mr.. Charles r. Burger, of No. 1ss Vir-
g1nia avenue, has returned from his
short trip To Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Mccormack, of West Side
avenue, will leave tomorrow for Charles
ton. S. C.. where she will spend several
weeks with her friends
Full Arrangements are being made for
the grand concert to be given In the Ber-
gen Baptist Church, under the auspices
OF the Reformed Church. in aid Of the
new building fund. A large display Of
popular talent has been secured.
Lafayette.
The walls Of the new buildings put up
by the Eagle Refining Company at Caven
Point are finished, and all Is ready for the
roof. The railroad track from the Ma
tional oil yard to the new building is
finished.
The roof on the grand stand at the
shooting grounds at Claremont was blown
down by the heavy wind storm yesterday
morning.
The old buildings near the canal bridge
at Claremont, which were once used as a
%tanuery, are being torn down.
The regular meeting Of the Germanfa
Singing Society was held IN Saturday
| evening at the residence OF John Schmidt
on Pacific avenue. Arrangements were
r.arfA foa N rrn.A hail ar RaRran Hall an
February "a.
Lafayette street is sorely in need of
paying. The street Is always covered
with several inches of mud.
The Oxford Singing lSociety met at the
| residence of Miss Alice Pittigrew on Com
munipaw avenue, Saturday evening. The
following were elected:-President, Harry
Jones; vice president, James Haggerty;
secretary, Miss Alice Pettigrew; treas
urer, George Sanders; leader, Frank
Baier. Arrangements were made for Il
grand entertainment and reception at
Bergen Hall next month.
Charles Bedle, thirteen years old, of
No. SO Pine street, while playing on the
float at the Pavonia Yacht Clubs house
al Conmunipaw yesterday afternoon, fell
overheard, and would have drowned but
for the assistance of James Stevens, who
pulled him ashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood gave a So
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avenue on Saturday evening. Singing.
games and dancing made the evening
pass pleasantly. Supper was served at
midnight. A lurge number Of Lafayette
people were present.
Mr.. Frank Kimball will leave today on
a short business trip through the Eastern
States.
John Erhardt, a middle-aged German
living on Halliday street fell on the icy
pavement at Grand and Woodward streets
yesterday morning and broke his leg. He
was taken home.
The regular meeting of the E~Ichenkranz
Verein will be held this evening at the
residence of Jacob Swenkel on Communi-
paw avenue.
Miss Mamie McManus, of Pacific Q
nue., is visiting friends at Dallas. Texas.
Misses Gussie and Jennie Gebhardt, of
Brooklyn. are visiting Miss Francis Col
gate, of Pacific avenue.
Bonhres are dangerously interesting
for small boys to fool with on windy
nights. Frame houses and canvas
awnings are too numerous for safety
under such circumstances.
The Hill boys at the canal bridge on
Communipaw avenue have the snuggest
of the several houses provided for their
accommodation.
Greenville.
A meeting OF the Schwabischer yerein
will be held this evening at the hall on
Ocean venue to complete arrangements
for the ball to be held on February2
A special meeting of the Executive
Board Of the Y. M G. A. will be held at
the rooms on Linden avenue this evening.
| President Burger has appointed the fol-
lowing Religious Committee:-T. E..
| Feree, chairman; X. Carev and A. LANCER,
| A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary will
also be held this evening to make ar
| engagements for the fair next month.
1t has been agreed in the case of tn
New York Bay Cemetery trustees agains {
the Buckmaster heirs, that the matter
shall not be argued orally but by briefs,
TO be presented to The Chancellor early
next month.
Arrangements are complete for the
first annual reception of the La Grippe
Club, to be held at Kachlee's New York
Bay House, Wilkinson and Ocean ave-
nues. "Wednesday. January %. President
Alex. Kachlee is determined TO make this
reception the most brilliant of the season.
Over five hundred invitations have been
sent put. Prot. Z. Miller will furnish the
music.
An interesting event will take place st
| Metropolitan Hall on Thursday evening,