The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-29
GREENVILLE GOSSIP.

Mrs. l.. Hicks of Avenue E has return
ed from the Catskill Mountains, where
she has been spending the summer
The family of Mr.. John Mitchell of Ave
nue. E, who have been stopping at Bel
mar during the past month, have re-
turned home.
avenue will leave shortly on a pleasure
trip through the mountainous regions
of New York. He will be gone four
weeks.
field, who have been the guests of Miss
Ella Carey of Pearsall avenue and Ave
nue. E, rave returned home.
Mr.. Benjamin Bucks of Pearsall avenue
has returned from a vacation trip to
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Morse have return
ed from Belmar.
Miss Fannie Outwater of Avenue F.
will leave early next month for. Florida,
where she will spend a few weeks.
Mr.. Gustave Lembeck of Columbia
place, who has been rusticating at Wat
seSsing, NY. has returned home.
Mr.. William L~illiendahl and his sister,
Mrs. Squires, of Danforth avenue, left
this morning for a short pleasure trip
through the keystone State.
Baron Van Dyke Hoven of Holland is
visiting Mr.. Wallace r. Beggs of Garfield
and Winfield avenues.
Miss Mamie Harms of Winfield avenue
has returned from a pleasure trip
through the upper part of New York
State.
Commodore Q. p. Morton of the Green
vile Yacht Club gave a large party of
New York Bay in his pretty yacht, the
Lottie M, On Saturday evening. Among
those in the party were;-Misses Adrene
and May Beams of Westfield, Ella and
Elizabeth Carey, Fannie Outwater, and
Messrs. Ellis Holmes, Thomas and Robert
Carey and Commodore and Mrs. c. P.
Morton.
H. Margrane, a lover of fast horses, of
No. 1851 Elizabeth avenue, Elizabeth,
was arrested by Constable Edward Mar
tin on a warrant issued by Justice OF
the Peace Yreeland charging him with
stealing a carriage and harness belong
ing to John P. Smith of Avenue D, Bay
onne. Margrane turned the horse over
to Smith, who was to train the animal
for a race. The expense of training was
to be borne by Margrane, but on Sunday
night he visited Smiths stable, took out
the horse. hitched him to Smiths car
rage and drove away. Constable Mar
tin arrested Margrane in Elizabeth yes
terday, where he rave bonds to appear
before Justice Vreeland for examination
this evening.
entertained a large delegation from John
Entwistle Lodge of Lafayette at its meet
ing at Bamber Hall last evening. The
initiation of new members provided am
eme for the evening.
The work of matchmaking Old Bergen
Road has not yet begun, The property
owners on the thoroughfare have not
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contract for the improvement. The con-
tract was awarded by the old Board of
Street and Water Commissioners, but
it was never sent to the Mayors office.
Old Bergen Road is in a d~isgraceful con
dition and the property owners hoped
that it would be macadamized before
winter.
The presence of burglars is worrying
the residents of Greenyiile in no small
degree. The residents say that Green
vile is an exceptionally good field for bur
have larger posts to cover at night. The
cutting off of ninety-seven street lamps
by the Street and Water Baord has
plunged many streets into darkness and
task to trace a fleeing burglar on any
of these ft-horoughfares. The burglars
who robbed Mr.. Besson's residence on
Danforth and Garfield avenues early
the least. They carried all the silver
ware and a number of bureau drawers
containing clothing and fine linen into
the yard, made a selection and carried
away goods to the value of 5000.
The Fifth precinct is at present without
a captain. When Captain Nugent left
appoint an acting captain: The precinct
is now under the care of the sergeants.
The Greenville Republican League Club
will meet this evening at the Globe Hotel
nights festival, which will be held at
Uldrich's Pavilion on Wednesday even
ing, September II. The Campaign Com
mittee will also render a report of the
work it has accomplished at the recent
meetings and several applications for
membership will be acted upon.
The Associated Tribes, Improved Or
der of Red Men of Hudson County, will
hold a picnic at the GreenVille Schuetzen
Park on September IA.
A birthday party was given recently
in honor of Mrs. Tom Keely of No 2
Winfield venue Greenxille. Many
beautiful presents were received, among
which was a silver tea and coffee SER
vice from Mr.. Keely. The recipient re-
ceived in a handsome Worth gown of
Nile green satin, trimmed with Valen-
ciennes lace. Her ornaments were dia-
monds. Among those present were Mrs.
Frank ". Hawley, Mrs. Downes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Intyre, Mrs. abb Nicholson, Mrs.
Cameron, Misses Annie and Helena
Cameron, Mr.. H. O.. Stansbury, Mr.. w.
w. Trainer, Mrs. Sa1ter, Miss Salter,
Mrs. FULLY and the Hon. Mrs. Gussie
Stebbins and Miss Dandy Keely.
President Rudolph HammeI of the j..
Kaiser Coaching Club has called a meet
ing at the club rooms. Old Bergen Road
and Linden avenue, G%reenville, on which
occasion the details of the initial excur-
sion will be settled. A tally-ho coach
the outing will be to some resort on
is agitating many of the members, but
this momentous matter will be settled
on Saturday.