The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-14
GOSSIP.

The regular meeting of the Frank H. Kim
merly Association will be held this evening at
Orient Hall. The Invitations for the first annual
reception, which will be held at tina Belyedere
Hall on Easter Monday, will be distributed to
the members. The which has charge
of the arrangements will render an Interesting
report. Other important business viii De trans
acted.
The trolley cars were unable to run on sched-
ale time yesterday, and residents desiring to
reach the city often had to wait twenty minutes
or longer for a car. The sweeper made three
trips during the day, and during the evening the
cars ran more reguiafiy.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor is rspidiy increasing its membership.
SINCE the society has been reorgauized, the
members are manifesting much enthusiasm:
The property owners on Avenue h are taxing
of pc itiouing the Street and Water Commits =
siouers to open up that thoroughfare to the
Bayonue line, The thoroughfare would then
connect with Avenue E in Bayonne.
The st. Paul's Catholic Club held q well at
tended meeting last evening at the new quar-
tiers. No. 90 Linden avenue. The committee
which has charge of the arrangements for the
entertainment which will be held after Lent,
reported that it had already secured a number
of well known artists. The club is in a prosper
Gus condition. There are over one hundred
members on the roll. The club is organized on
a sounu basis, and among its members are some
of Greenville's most prominent business men.
Rev. Father Lee, the new assis tant pastor of ST.
Paui's Church, is taking a great interest In the
organization and is giving the young men val
liable assistance.
Captain Nugent desires to remind Greenville
residents of the ordinance, which requires them
to clean the snow and Ice from the sidewalks
All residents who fail to comply with the ordin-
ance will be summoned to appear before Justice
Kimmerly.
The work on the new west side sewer will be-
gin as soon as the weather will permit. The
remonstrauces against the Improvement have
been few, and uuless unexpected distractions
are met with the sewer anu all the connecting
mains will be completed within . year. At
nraceut fhara ia mot one sewer on the west RO6
OF GreenvIlle, and the new sewer cannot be
completed too soon for the west side property
owners.
There are many houses in course of erection
in Greenville and builders and carpenters are
busy. One builder told a reporter Of The JER-
sEY CITY NEWS yesterday that he had enough
contracts on hand to keep his men at work for
over nine months. That the Greeuviile section
is growing can be seen by walking through any
of the thoroughfares. Every where there are
encouraging signs Of the rapid growth OF the
district.
Greenville Lodge Of the Order Of Chosen
Friends, will hold a public installation of omcsrs
and entertainment at Bambsr Hall on Tuesday
evening. The following VIII arrange
for the entertainment: w. c. Dunn, j. A. Gott-
hardt, Henry W. Reclaim, Charles F. Young and
Joseph j. Weigel.
the opportunity to indulge in q sleigh ride last
evening and the merry jangle OF the sleigh bells
was heard until after midnight. The livery
stable keepers who had sleighs to rent secured
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and the new County Road were the only thor
oughfares used to any extent by the sleighing
parties.
Greenville Lodge Of the Knights and Ladies' Of
Honor have elected the following officers
Grand Past Protector. Mr.. Durose; Protector,
Mr.. Sands; Vice Protector, John Struthers;
Secretary, Robert Srruthers; Financial Score
tary, John Roshrenbeck; Treasurer. EDWARD
Martin; Chaplain, Mr.. M. Sands and Guide,
Harry Wittnebert.
The Building Committee of the Greenville
Turu Verein will render an interesting report az
the next meeting of the verein. The committee
has been considering various plans for raising
money for the proposed new Turn Halle" ana
will recommend that one of the plans Dc
adopted SO that ground for the building can DO
broken early In the spring. The verein mas
between Ocean avenue and Old Bergen Road.
1t is the intention OF the members to erect a
building costing $4,000 and which will nave
every attraction Of q modern clubhouse.
The old Postoffice hill on Danforth avenue
was crowded with jolly coastiug parties last
evening. The hill is In excellent condition Tor
this favorite winter pastime. and among those
hanging onto the bob sleds were many ladies'
who hugely enjoyed the exhilerating sport.
this mourning for Chicago, where she will spend
several weeks with friends.
Mrs. Edward Schultz will entertain q large
circle of friends at q progressive eucnre party
at her residences on Danforth avenue tomorrow
evening.
A horse attached to q light wagon ran away
on Garfield avenue, near Dwight street. yester.
day afternoon. The driver, John Simon. OF
West Side, was thrown out OF the vehicle, but
escaped with q few scratches. The runaway
horse was brought to a standstlli by james
H0Dkina.