The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-27
GREENvILLE GOSSIP.

The Greenville Either Club will hold an invita-
ton entertainment and reception on tuesday
evening, May 20. at the Belyedere Hall. Ths
| members of the club are rehearsing special
music for the occasion.
The annual report of the Greenville United
Building and Loan Association shows a re-
| markably PROSPEROUS year. The association
although the youngest in Greenviiie, Is among
the strongest.
The property owners on Ocean avenue are
| anxious TO have the work of improving that
thoroughfare begin as soon as possible. and
will ask the Street aud Water Commissioner to
push matters. The dust on Ocean avenue j.
over four inches thick. and the rapid flight OF
the trolley cars causes it to blow up in clouds
A sprinkling wagon could be used to good ad'
vantage.
visited the residence Of Miss Bessie Healey on
Garfield avenue, Wednesday evening. for the
purpose Of rendering a reception to that popu-
lar young lady. She had In some manner
learned of their intentions and was therefore
| prepared to give them a cordial welcome.
After the usual formalities had been gone
through with. every one joined 10 making the
event pass pleasantly with the aid of dancing.
A COLLATION. was served at midnight. Among
those present were Misses Jennie Cook. Name
IDglis. Mrs. Iuglis. Hattie Woodward, Alice
| McCoombs, Mabel Courtney, Grace Cassidy.
Carrie Hahn, Minnie German. Jennie La Point
of Newark, Mamie Cobb. Jessie McIlroy. Annie
Bender. Josie Daley, and Messrs. Charles Smith
and Harry Barbief of Brooklyn. George Cor
coran, Harry Newman, William Dillon, John
| Grant and Frank Rodgers.
Inc t1uQSDu OOunly GCuW aOlcCucE fcEClu tcfu
its regular meeting last evening at Kraus'
! Hotel, on Ocean avenue, and elected two new
members After the meeting a social session
was held.
At the meeting of the Greenville Musical and
Social Club this evening. at Voss' Hall, the
members will consider the ACCESSIBILITY of hold
Ing an excursion.
The residents who patronizs the Green VILE
line OF the Consolidated Traction Company
complain that the company falls to keep the in
terror OF tie cars clean. Dust covers the seats
and makes a trip thoroughly disagrreable.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Is macadamizing
that portion of Avenue D in the vicinity of the
railroad bridge. in accordance with the agree
ment il made two years ago with the Street
and Water Commissioners, and by which it re-
ceived a valuable strip Of land The work ia
being done by Holmes & Cogan. and when it Is
completed the thorcughfare will be greatly i'm
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. william G. Green of Arlington
avenue are on the Atlantic en- route for Europe,
where they will spend three months on e sight
seeing tour.
A horse attached TO a light wagon became
fractions on Garfield avenue yesterday after
noon aud ran away. The driver, John Adams.
Of Sixth street, was thrown out, out he held
pluckiIy to the reins, and after regaining his
spraining of his right ankle he escaped injury. III
Martin Stencils famous Atlantic garden pa
vilion in Greenviile, burned to the ground a few
weeks ago, is being rebuilt. Mr.. Stencil was
only partially insured aud much sympathy was
extended TO him for his loss. A host OF his New
York and New Jersey friends have arranged a
fete for bis benefit. This will take place whom
new structure show q very beautiful building
which will he fitted up for large parties. Messrs.
Zachan and Trotter OF the Davidson BnIfdiug
arc tue architsets.