The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-03
G~REENVILLE GOSSIP.

Hear and see what the fifty saloons of
GrcGnville are doing. for your boys,
the Illustrated lecture by DR.: I. NJ. Quinn
| by at the Linden Avenue NJ. E. Church
| this evening. DR.. Quinby, who is sure
| to amuse, will lecture OF the subject,
@The destructive effect of alcohol on cell
growth and blood corpuscles of the human
| system" The proceeds of the lecture
will be used to + pner, 9 Rrigad the nd nd On ~;
this account a large is looked
for
is the guest of Miss jennie Jardine of
| Pearsall and Garfield n
The Danforth Dancing Glass receptions
are the swel events of the season. The
| class is composed entirely of members OF
| the Danforth Tennis Club and receptions
| are held every fortnight at Bamber Hall.
The next reception will be held on Tues
1 day evening.
The annual meeting of the Epworth
League of the Linden avenue M. p.
| Church will be held tomorrow evening
| and other important business will be
\ transacted. After the meeting a crayon
sociable will be held. AS a number. of
members have been trugglln at free
hand drawing for some time, an interest
ing exhibition is looked for.
General O.. o. Howard Company Boys
Brigade, desiring TO do all things in true
martial. Hereafter all ''delinquents" and
'~absentees' will be compelled to appear
before the court for trial Drillmaster
right place. There has been a noticea-
BILE improvement in the company since
he has taken command and in point of
| drill. the company can hold its own with
any other of the Boys Brigade
in Hudson County
The Greenville Dramatic Club will
tender a heneitN performance to Mrs.
F. v. Hawley at Bamber a on Wed
nesday evening, January is. Mrs. Hawley
is well known in theatrical circles and
her many Greenville friends are inter
esting themselves in her behalf.
The Greenville station Of the Central
Railroad, although one of the busiest
dated, Some time ago the Railroad
promised to erect a stone structure that
would harmonic with the surrounding
but, like the ~proverbial letter, it never
came. A coat of paint would greatly
improve the appearance of the present
r o. pAs' =
MT. J. J.. Detwiller is erecting two
pretty frame dwellings on Danforth ave
nue. adjoining DR.. Limeburner's resi-
dence.
The work Of e%quipping the Bayonne
cars cf the Consolidated Traction Com
pany with the new Routh Automatic.
Safety Fender, has at last begun, and in
another week every car Will have one
The Routh fender Is guaranteed to be q
Among other things claimed for it by
the inventor is that it makes it abso.
lutely impossible for any person struck
to pass under the car. The fender lifts
the object struck three feet from the
tracks and out of harms way.
The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Helen S. Capel who was a wei
known resident of G~reenville, were held
at her late residence No. 80 Hooker ave.
nue. last evening.
Court Greenville No. 7,47s, will hold 6
rooms in the Globe Hotel this evening
After the Installation a social session
will be held and a pleasant time is as.
sured all who attend.
New York Bay Cemetery will be held al
the Office ofsthe company in the cemetery
on next Tuesday. The polls will be oper
I frsm ten. O'Clock in the morning unit
one o'clock in the afternoon.