The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-26
~CREENVlLLE GOSSIP

The O.. O. Howard Guard, Boys Bri-
gade. will receive visitors az It's regma
lar weekly drill at the Linden Avenue
M. e. Church this evening.
Wonders will never cease. Two police
men were seen this morning at one
o'clock patrolIing Winfield avenue, Pc
tween Garfield avenue and Avenue =.
The residents on Linden avenue We're
surprised last evening at seeing a gang
of men at work cleaning the street. rms
is the first visit that Henry Byrne.s
street cleaners have PAID 10 lnls Sec
ton in months.
The Jolly Ten Social Club will hold its
annual picnic at the Greenville Schuetzen
Park on Wednesday evening, July ). the
to make the necessary arrangements1
w. Matthews, chairman; r. Shorteil, n.
woodruff, f. Holt and J.. Desmond.
Bay View Lodge, 3. & A. M. held 2
B wsm er's Hail. At The felioWcraft degree
was conferred upon Brother John d.
Braden. The work was exemplified by
Worshipful Master John j. YUM, ASSIST
ed by Past Master Reinhard.
. The Greenville Musical and Social Cfnb
will hold its regular monthly invitation
reception this evening at Voss' Hall, on
eight o'clock, and in the intermissions
between the dances vocal ana .instru-
mental solos will be rendered by the
members.
The pupils of Mrs. M. Buedel's class
who are to give an entertainment at the
Grace p. e. Church. in the near future,
held a rehearsal at the church on Wed
nesday evening. The selections ny the
were the solos and duets. The proceeds
of the entertainment will go to the
church.
Mrs. Dennis Ryan of No. So Neptune
avenue called upon Justice of the Peace
Vreeland last evening and complained
that her husband not only failed to pro,
vide for her support put also assumed
vide for her. She wanted a warrant FOR
his arrest, but Judge Vreeland ad-
vised her to- first make complaint to
Overseer of the Poor John F. Hewitt
Although pinochle has become the
standard game in f~5reenville social cir
cies, the members of the
Club stu stick to progressive euchre.
ranged for a progressive euchre stag
party, which will be held at the club
house or next Wednesday evening. val
liable prizes will be awarded to the
winner and the second man.
On Monday next the Q. Q. Howard
Guard, Boys Brigade will be a year
old, and the young soldiers viii cele-
tertainment at the Linden Avenue AZ.
elaborate one and viii include a drill
Tie choir. It IS expected that the Rev
John u. Scudder will be present to de-
liver an address.
Horatio Nelson, IS years old. of No.
Trace" Nelson, the crack short-stop Of
the Puritan baseball team. while walk
ing along Ocean avenue at one o'clock
curb at New street and fell heavily on
the sidewalk. He received a severe cur
on the head The wound was dressed
by City Physician Eyerftt, and Nelson
was taken to his home.
The Epworsh 1 LssguSs 6 Of the L, nogal
t~z-%oI iah 1o 1oSr evening at 4tha
church, those present enjoying q most
pleasant evening. Each guest upon en-
tering the edifiee received a slip. Of paper
upon which was written part Of q oPu
lar quotation or stanza Of a poem, The
missing parts, and much w smus ZEN aaar as,
was going on. Miss Eliza Kyle rendered
piano solos, Misses Myra Hull and Anna
= Arrnstrons piano duets. and Mss hss
followed, and Mrs. Edith Withers cap
tured the prize. Refreshments were
served after the entertainments
Regent Jensen Of Damon Council. Roy
he met with an experience while wend-
ing his steps horneWard last night that.
made him think for e while that ne
fermenfi. While walking along Linden
avenue he saw what he thought to be
two large and Vigorous snakes wrig-
cling Fin aha Sag se9 US au5 Sld fgE, rs, a i|as.a 1sstt
ss eoaa ia sif aE51gbba g. sslg si9' yIhasasdhsshs
az AZ s. .s SSs} gast H. 81 GGH gyss Saa F sss desssi wa
him. He saw the same Objects COINS
through the movements Of q lively kon-
ta-konta dance. He Aailed g pedestrlan
dc street. and the tive made 4 deseent
upon the wigglers. What Mr. Jensen
thought we're fafl blooded boa eenstrie-
f srsl pr elaed - se hs How hey came 81
/ Linden ayen1e Is 3 mystery.