The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-23
WEST BERGEN DO1NGS.

The Glenwood Social Club has elected
the following oficrrs:-President. George
Naylor; Vice-President, John BIelby; Sec.
rotary. Thomas Yllay; Treasurer, Charles
Graham andS erZeant-at-Arms William
Saxton. The rooms on West Side near
Duncan avenue have been refur-
nished. The walls have been pa
pered and new carpet has been
aid on the floor. The club now has forty
members. A committee has been ap-
pointed to arrange for the annual bali
which will be held soIne time next month
at Bergen Hall.
The D. M. Brennan Association will
hold an important meeting this evening
at the rooms, No. 70 Hatch avenue.
Mr.. George Townsend will soon break
ground for four three-story frame
dwellings N Boyd avenue, between
Bergen and West Side venues 80
A few months ago the Street and Wa
ter Board served notices on all owners
of property whose sidewalks are in
within a stipulated time. This time has
now expired, and the Board intends
to do the work and charge it to
the owner, providing the Board
of Finance will advance The
money. Mr.. Somers says that the Board
of Finance should provide the money, as,
according to law, it is mandatory; but so
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is in hopes that the matter will be settled
in a short time, and the miserable flag
ging on Communipaw and other avenues
put in presentable condition.
Freebooter Frank KimmerIv re-
turned home this morning from Wash
1ngton, where he had spent four days
with the G. A. r.
The West Bergen Republican Clubs
marching division has organized with
Jonn Wilson as Captain, and MIR. Will
lam J. Henry, Lieutenant. Uniforms
have been ordered, and the club will
parade through the principal thorough
fares of West Bergenon Monday evening.
The w. G. L. U. connected with the NJ.
+. Church has elected the following ofa-
cers:-Presideut, Mrs. Hewson; First Vice
President, Mrs. I. Thompsou; Second
Vice President, Mrs. Woodward: Record.
ing Secretary, Mrs. F. A.. Swenarton.
aud Treasurer. Mrs. S. Murch.
The Eureka Pleasure CluD met last
night at the rooms. on Communipaw ave-
nue., and appointed James O'NeiII, john
McManus and James Wright a commit
tee 10 arrange for the annual ball. Four
new members We're also elected.
Thu work on the new South Bergen
Reformed Church is progressing at a
rapid rate. Pastor Grant expects to hold
the dedication services early In January.
Mrs. Mary Duncan OF Broad wa v.
Marion, was seized with an apoplectic iii
at West Side and Boyd avenues. She
was taken to her home in an ambulance.
Tit Willing Workers Society of King
Daughters presented the 'Old Deestrick
Skule" to a Iarxe audience at the church
last evening for the benefit OF the parson.
age fund. A handsome sum was real
lied.
James Kennedy, a lineman. while
climbing a pole on West Side, near Bel.
mont. avenue, yesterday afternoon.
slipped and fell to the ground. His right
arm was broken and his left ankle was
Hprained. He was taken to his hom in
| Marion.
Miss Nellie Ktuse, OF Cincinnati, o., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sullivan. of
Bergen avenue.
Miss Laura Brown entertained a large
circle of friends lust evening ut
her residence on West Side ave.
nue. Singing, dancing and games
were the order of the evening. Among
those present were the Miss Annie aud
Edwards, Fannie RYeiay, Jennie Beal,
Mabel Higgins. Ruth Hess, Annie Blauveli
and Messrs. John Edwards. William
Turner. George Banker. Harry Blauvelt.