The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-08
%GREENVILLE GOSSIP.

delegation of members from Bay
View Lodge. Fl and A. NJ, headed by
Worshipful Master John J.. Yuhl paid a
day evening. Two fellowcrafts were
raised to the sublime degree of Master
Mason. A testimonial lecture was given
Greenville Circle, Companions of the
Forest, has appointed a committee to
arrange for the annual reception at Met
ropolitan Hall OH November q.
A well-known G~reenyille gardener, who
has never voted any other than a Re
publican ticket, IS mot entirely pleased
with the new tariff laws because they do
not provide for a duty on celery. How
in the world can we get rich,' says he,
when celery is allowed to come in from
Kalamazoo free?" OF course, he thought
was in Africa orssome other
dark land. EJ
The Greenville United Building and
Loan Association will meet at Bamber
Hall to receive subscriptions this even
ing. A sale of money viii also be held.
Gator avenue is overrun with cats, not
that the thoroughfare has special at
fractions for the felines' but because
under Miller's barn. Like all good cats,
these roam all over the reighborhood.
and at night there is music in the air:
Many of the cats are bob-tafled, and
since their arrival in town, the demand
for sausage has fallen off.
Greenville Building and Loan Associa-
ton will receive subscriptions this even
ing at No. go Linden avenue
Detective Michael Egan of the Fifth
precinct is not lying awake nights worry
which ex-Constable Dilioway has brought
against him. Mike. says that Mr..
Dilloway is welcome to all he can get
from the suit.
ton for membership with Bay View
Lodge F. and "A. NJ.
h newly-erganized Greenvilc Demo
cratic Club will not meet at Bamber
Hall tomorrow night, as announced. but
at Belvedere Hall instead. The committee
which was appointed to draft a consti-
tuition for adoption K humber Of appli-
cations for membership will also be acted
upon. Arrangements will be made for
the primaries Wednesday night, and
polling places and see that none but
Democrats vote.
A new sewer basin has been built at
the southeast corner Of Danforth and
Ocean avenues. This will prevent the
cutters at this point from becoming
flooded.
preparing to meet Jack Frost. The
storm doors. were placed in position las;
week, and now the steam-heating appar-
atus is being, oyerhauled. The station
house lis located in one of the coolest
spots in winter in Greenville, and on very
cold days it is none too comfortable in
side.
returned from Niagara Falls, where he
has been spending several weeks.
The members of the Joseph Kaiser
Coaching Club are considering the ad-
visibility of holding another outing be-
fore the cold weather sets in. The plan
meets with general favor, and at the
next meeting some action will be taken
At the last outing the rain came down
in torrents, and the members did not
nave as good a time as they anticipated.
Judge Routh is q candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Director of
the Board of Freeholders, and he has
his petition with the requisite number of
signatures ready to file as soon as the
Provisional Committee decides to nomi-
nate Freeholders.
Metropolitan Hall was formally opened
for the season Saturday evening with a
reception rendered by the proprietor, Mr..
P. C. vreeland. to his friends, The re
eeption was brought to a close at ten
O'Clock by the newe Of the death of Mr..
C. Vreeland.
The celery season has arrived and from
now until spring the.G~ reenvile gardeners
will be busy. Every. evening. large
wagons loaded with celery can be seen
making their way to New York, where
the celery is sold in the arket Few
people have any idea of the large amount
of celery raised in Greenyille.. There are
over a dozen farms, and each of these
turn out many thousand punches weekly.
A small black and tan dog was struck
and Instantly killed by q Bayonne motor
at C1aremont avenue yesterday after
noon. The canine was chasing a cat
across the street and ran directly In
front of the wheels. A short piece of
the cats tail was nipped off by the wheel.