The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-22
~GREENVILLE GOSSIP

DoiiAO JUN w.. ts-SS
canum having initiated its one hundredtn
member, is now making every efIort 10
become the banner council OF Jersey Ctty'
In the past the council has allowed can
didates residing within its district TO
join other councils. and as a result many
Greenville Areanrmites are enrolled N
Unique and Bayonne Council. Regent
John H. Jansen announces, however, tnat
in future all candidates for admission to
the order residing within MI, the 5s u mes IS ao OF
ply at his council. unless the STATE OH
GERS decide otherwise. Damon Council is
now in an exceedingly prosperous con
dition. and the meetings are most inter-
esting. Messrs. Ennis, Barr, George ana
SehottIander have organized q vocal
quartette. and the musical selections rem
dered make the meetings very ATTRACTIVE.
TT officers of the council re.--heGent
John H. Jansen; Viee-Regent. John ell
I lSjspie'c o dTeaoqre J,ohh hre e Andre w: s see-
rotary. John G.. Wilson. and Orator, Mr.
Commodore John Gerraghty, OF Bergen
avenue, is the proud possessor. of three
valuable .dogs-a spared, NawfolinIlan6
a collie, which he has m Faith.
Hope and Charity respectively;
Now that Library Trustee Stephen L.
Harvey has been nominated as the
Democratic representative from Green
vile for the Street and Water Board,
aastiaally discussing plans for the ,organi-
eaton of a strong. Democratic club for
the purpose Of rolling up a big vote for
WI ild.N % 81 ~ 80 - 49,
is pushing the scheme, will arrange for
a meeting in a few days, when the club
will be formally organized. The nomi-
nation of Mr.. Harvey is considered the
best that the Democratic party has made
i'll Greenville in years. Mr.. Harvey is
one of Gr~eenville's foremost citizens, and
will receive many Republican votes. For
many years he has been President OF the
Sixth District Citizens improvement AS
ISOLATION, and secured Tor the Greenvllle
section many of the improvements 1t now
enjoys. He is popular among the Ger,
man residents of the section. ana will poll
a heavy German vote.
will meet this evening al. Voss' Hail on
Rose avenu 70 arrange for the regular
monthly reception. which will be held on
the Reception Committee say hat this
reception will be the most successful
held this season. 1t will be an invitation
affair.
Justice of the Peace Louis Hennemeier.
Jr., is making a lively canvass for the
vacancy caused by the death Of Mr..
County League of Republican Clubs;
According to the latest reports he will
have no difficulty in landing. the prize.
of the League. and his election will ere
ate another vacancy Mr....W. c.. Dunn.
of the Minkakwa Club, will in all prob
Contractor Peter Daf1edecker reports
that he will have the new Minkakwa
Club house completed by April l. The
HIlSltiiS IUuCliCS alS hO6 OOAi6 49, -.
the handsome structure. The club will
celebrate the completion OF the e
home.
An effort is being made to ~reorganiZe
the G%reenville Pleasure Club. and a meet
ing for the purpose of accomplishing
this object will be held in a few days
this evening at Bamber Hail to com
plete the arrangements for the invitation
entertainment to be held at the lodge
rooms on Friday evening, April 5.
An enjoyable Whittier sociable was held
at the Linden Avenue NJ. E.. Church last
evening, under the auspices OF the Ep,,
and the programme reflected much credit
upon the committee in charge. Among
Il. Lewis. essay, "In School Days; Miss
Kiefer, piano solo: Mrs. Wickers. essay,
life and Character of Whittier: Misses
K Eones an raaaaai heppea' T R5anG TS anel' B MlTs hal n
Mr.. Charles r. Burger. essay, THE
Quaker Poet of Ainsbury.'' The enter
fsinment was concluded with a tableau
BURGLARS paid another visit to Green
vile on T WIfS : a Haone, ah thr p1pn of Judg g
Hudsoeth's house. which was robbed a
Fortnight ago. The place visited was that
of Mrs. Tannerhill. No. 6 Under avenue.
The Tannerhill family were absent. with
the exception of young Miss Tannerhfll,
who was frightened at hearing. strange
noses at SIX o CLOCK III the SvSillllS. sue
was so badly frightened that she made
no outcry. When her mother and father
returned 1t was discovered that all the
sfiyerware had been stolen, together with
a pocketbook containing a small amount
of 0 belonging to Miss Tannerhill.
Mr.. Simpsons house adjoining was also
visited, and two oyercoats were stolen.
When questioned by a reporter, the Fifth
| precinct police denied all knowledge of
the burglary.
A number of prominent Greenville citi-
e met last evening at Justice Vree-
lands office last evening and organized
a branch of the Republic Savings and
Loan Association. The following officers
were Standardization, Joseph c.. Duff
VIce-President, H T. Durharti Second
and Treasurer, George 3. Riley; AItor-
new, Robert Carey; Appraisen1ent Com
mttee, George F. V~reeland, John Kline
and Henry L~auenhaupt. The apoye-men-
Directors, together with G. Kruse,. L.
Letsche, w. D. Hennessy, Stephen
! Waterbury, James J. Francis, H. NJ.
| Cannon and DR.. C. A. Limeburner. The
| branch will meet on the third Tuesday OF
| each month at Justice Vreeland's office.
All the regular weekly communication
| of Bay View Lodge, F. and A. NJ, held
| last evening at Bainber Hall. Mr.. John
| D. Braden received his apprenticeship de-