The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-08
GREENvILLE S

This is the season of the year when the
suburban resident kicks himself for hav-
ing decided to make his home in a sec
ton where improvements are an unknown
quantity. In Greenville at present walk
ing is not possible without rubber boots.
The streets, with one or two exceptions,
vile citizens can easily be recognized
by the red clay, on their footwear; An
much to improve the condition of things.
Greenville Council, No. ia, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. will meet this evening to complete
the arrangements for the annual enter
tainTnent and reception.
At the quarterly eonference Of the Lin !.
evening, a call to the Pastor, Rev. C. F.
| Hull. was decided upon. AT the Newark
| Conference resolutions requesting the re-
decided upon. During Rev. MI. Hulfs
pastorate the church has been exceed
ingly prosperous, and the trustees be-
| Iieve that Ii he remains another year the
church will increase largely in member
The Greenvine Turn verein has come
advisable to erect a small frame club
house than a large brick affair. as first
e srsegses The t ysa 2 Iar will 9 haSe t eui HSonide Is
a risk, whereas if a small. but commodi-
Gus fraame building is erected it will ex-
pense for the same. The Verefn owns a
plot of ground on Danforth avenue.
adjoining the Pioneer laundry, and I'M
l lccS III dllSARCOlCd QilllCoit II AN
work on the new club house will be
! begun early in the spring.
Although the picnic season is still 3
the GreenviIle schuetzen Park is already
being besieged with applications for dates
Juiy 1 as the date for its annual picnic
and games. while the Hudson County
Sohwabischer Verein, has engaged the
| SchwaHbischer Fest. In another month
the Verein will begin to prepare for this
big event.
At the last meeting of the Greenville
Republican League Club a committee was
\ appointed to meet a committee from the
monions action at the coming primaries
and election. In the past these clubs have
FLASHED and the party has been made to
| clubs say, things will be different and the
party, at least as far as Greenville Is
GomseraSsS 3D. WI p present n q stro nj, and ndo Hnit Sc
great benefit to the Minkakwas. and i
IS more than likely that one Of their mum
ber Will I, rep pasSet the district on the
P assf: K. 9. churoh, Who has been
is on the road to recovery.
The GreenvilIe Reformed Church con
sisteery has u not yet ar selected ED a n snec assoa
on April 1 to take charge of a large
Reformed Church at Yonkers, New York.
pastorate Of the church, and a ap-
piicant will be given a trial before a
1 final selection is made. A farewell re-
| ception will be rendered Mr.. Bruce shortly
before his departure for the new field.
THE new club house of the Minkakwa
! Club is rapidly nearing completion. Con,
tractor Peter Daffiedecker says It Will
The anniversary of the opening of the
| German Pioneer Verein's Raymond Roth
| Aifenheim. on Garfield avenue, Will be
] observed as usual this year on Phngst
! Monday. On that day there will be
music and speechmaking and an .oppor-
Ltunity will be given the public to inspect
I the we'll equipped home,
A large plate glass window Of GOLDEN
horns dry goods store, on Old berger
on Wednesday night and a wooden sweat,
er was stolen. AS this was the only artdd,
va committed BY some small boy.