The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
GREENvILLE S S

G~REENVlLLE GOSSIP.
popular Greenville Musical and Social
Club held last evening at Voss' Hali,
on Rose avenue, was attended by a
and the event proved the most success
full ever held by the club. Dancing was
the principal feature, although, the selec-
Of the club proved as ENJOYABLE as the
ed in by:ZlThe Aonian Quartette, wen
tenor; j.. 1. o'eonntell. first bass, and
Charles Cathcart, second bass; Charles
Each, tenor; Maurice Flynn, tenor: J.
Johnny D1gar and aThe Man that Stole
Me Luncheon" by b1Essrs. O'Conaell
and Wills were received with shouts
L. j. Higgins and Maurice Flynn off
ciated as floor managers. Among the
large number of dancers were:-Misses
Pilgrim, Lille Sehur, Tillie, Lena and
Marie ~Fortenbrook, Milla THAI. Carrie
Haag, Emma Cambreleng, .Mailly Wat
Jones. Maggie Ramsey. Title Schauten-
bach, Alice Whitaker, Longelder, Annie
Hanley, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Riggins, Mr..
Ewart. Messrs. Charles Cathcart, J. Per-
~, Thomas Dealeins Fred w. Beam,
Charles Weight, II. Van Gelder, George
D~arrnsta1ter, Maurice ]. Flynn, Richard
and Daniel Flynn. r. schautenbach, ".
sPhs &c gns 6, ,,6 chA hssa u i 1Is,o 0'cq 25nsall
Mcdonald, Frank Colviile. w. Twait,
Robert Deakin. J. Willis, NJ. Donelan,
Charles Each, R. Robletto and H. W.
The Building Committee of the Green
vile Turn Verein has come TO the con-
elqsion Il that ad,,b II w yngard,9 be 3 t advisable oa6ho.t e
new building, and at a special meeting
which Will be held tomorrow afternoon
decide either to begin work Oh the build
ing or else abandon the project Ii IS
hardly likely, however. that the latter
the two lots on Danforth avenue has
been paid, n the fund raised by means
Of shares now amounts to $500. A promi-
nent property owner has agreed to erect
the building, taking a mortgage in re-
turn, and his offer will probably be ac-
cepted. The -Verein is in a prosperous
condition, and the membership has in
creased so rapidly that a new home has
become necessary.
John Birch. one of Greenville's Oldest
residents, died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at his late residence on Bergen, near
Warren emu Mr.. Birch was rs years
old, and resided in Greenvfile many
years. .Shrewd real estate transactions
melted him a fortune, and he was re-
ported to be worth over $500. 600. Among
the valuable parcels of Ian left to his
heirs is almost the entire block on the
north side Of Montgomery street, from
Washington to Greene streets. He leaves
a wife and one son.
If you want to become a man of fam
lily join the Terrapin Bowling Club, is
the advice that Messrs. Harry Tourelle
and Harry Linde are giving their friends.
Although Germans by birth. Tonrelle and
Linde have a pull with Ireland's. patron
saint, for on St. Patrick's Day both OF
their families We're increased. Linde
welcomed a new daughter. while Tou-
son. Tourelle say he will get square
on st. Patrick by giving young. Mr.. Tou-
relle q name Of Teutonic origin.
enue, the popular bowler of the Linde
and Greenville League Bowling Clubs. is
confined to his home with an attack of
point, and hopes to be out the latter part
of next week.
The many Greenyille &, frie g;Fs, of Police Police I
transferred to. the First precinct. stur-
saying that he can do duty anywhere.
A few years residence in the Marion
section, together with hard work on the
precinct in the city, but he admits that
Greenvilie was more like home.
The Greenyille Republican League Club
nual entertainment from April 16 to
April %. on account of the annual ball
of the Puritan A G, which will be held.
The funeral of Thomas Mulvey, who
was killed on the Central Railroad, near
the Raymund Roth .AItenheim,. on Tues
noon from his late residence, on Fulton
avenue. Services were held at st. Pauls
r. C. Church, n the interment was in
st. Peters Cemetery, Marion.
Mr.. Edward Hoos, the Democratic can
didate for President of the Board of Al
dermen, made a canvass of the Green
vile section yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Hoos is very popular in Greenville, and
will poll a large vote, especially among
the Germans.
/ Tom Longield, champion long distance
roller skater of Hudson county, took
a spin in the Metropolitan Hall rink
last evening, he being anxious to try
sent him from Chicago. Longfeld is
entered in the race which will be one of
the features of the carnival next Satur-
viii captain the Jersey CITY polo team in
the game against the Kn~ickerbockers of
New York.
son County Schwabischer Verein at the
last meeting to arrange for the hiring
of Ambruster's ~Schuetzen Park for the
annq Ia f psiy, slgned Of q t6 6en p I for Tsbor
Day and the day following. The COM
mittee, will report at the meeting next
ments will be made.
ing at Banaber Hall last evening. COM
fpion en rne aiTranneefh Which roT viii Fhe be lhT heid
at the lodge rooms on next Friday even
ing. The Committee of Arrangements
deported that Grand Chancellor of New
Jersey, Donath; Grand Vice Chancellor
DR.. Hitchcock and District Deputy Grand
DR.. BrinkeraofT would be present and
deliver addresses. Among those who will
entertain are:-Bob Mcdonald, the well
known humorist; George Refill, the pop
ular singer Of comic songs, and J.. d.
Lee, black-faee comedian.
S. & w. COMMISSIONERS.
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