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SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

Enterprise Lodge, no 4S, and NJ worked the
e Degree Friday evening
Lodge Of the Temple, F. and A. NJ, conferred the
e. A. Degree Thursday evening last
Centenary Lodge, No. 100 K. Of p, installed its
newly elected officers Friday evening.
The recently elected officers Of Lafayette Lodge,
No. 70 K. Of P. were installed on the It'll inst
The recently elected officers Of Section 96, E. r.
K of P. were installed last Tuesday evening
The E. A. Degree was worked by Jersey City
Lodge F. and A. M, at is meeting Friday evening.
The installation Of officers of Hudson Council.
No. sal, A. l. Of H. took place last Thursday even
ing.
II, F. & A. NJ. Hoboken, took place a few evenings
The officers of Acacia Chapter No. 9, O. E. S..
were publicly installed at MCPHERSON Hall last
Wednesday evening.
The Esquire Rank was conferred on members at
the regular convention of Lincoln Lodge No 1856,
K. Of p. last Thursday evening.
regular session of Court Jersey City, No., 120,
Ancient Order Of Forresters. held Friday even
ing last at Roche's Assembly Rooms.
The officers of Washington Council, No. 7. order
of Chosen Friends, were installed by D. =. c.. W.
b. Wilson, at Reaches Hall last Monday evening.
regular convention of Lincoln Lodge, No. So,
K. Of p, was held on Thursday evening last. Dur
ing p c.. Walter @. Smith was presented with q
beautifully engraved P. o. jewel by Mr. VIM. R.
Allen on behalf of the lodge
Resolute Council, No .. O.E.S. installed the fol-
lowing officers-elect few evenings ago, by d. d.
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Vice Chief Councillor. Uriah Allen; Prelate r. NJ.
Mattocks; Secretary G.. r. Colyer Treasurer, j. A.
CLARK; Marshal. O. II. Daniels; Warden, VIM.
Jones; Guard F. G. Dickson; Sentry, Fl. d. Huston.
O. e.. Thomas W. Conway; v. O.. John o. Shea;
R., D. d. Sweeney; F. Charles W. Davis; p. w. J.
Hutton: NJ, A. Furman; T.. j. Il. Stansbery; g., T..
e. Zinck; s.. A. Anderson; 7. Q. G., Charles A. Wat
son Examiner. @. F. Kyle. M. D.. the newly elect
ed officers of Erie Council Order of United Friends.
wore installed few evenings ago by D. G. c., VIM.
NJ. Drew.
the following officers: President. F. Woolsey Vice
President W. A. Furcrum; Speaker B. F. Harrison;
Secretary W. J. Smith; Financial Secretary, J. 6.
Suterlein; Treasurer, John H. WiDser; Usher. NJ.
Derry; Sergeantat-Arms, @. f. Bergman; Door
keeper. s. D. Taylor. The order now pays full
benefits of $1,000
Alta regular session of Court Pavonia. No 6.S6S,
Ancient Order of Forresters. held on Wednesday
evening last the following officers were installed
by D. 81. G. R., P. Coleman: O. R., J. LYONS; s. G..
r., M. F. Cronin Sec, Frsncis Evans; Treas. Jacob
Harris; s. W.. J. McMahon; j. w. 7. Prendervelt
J. B., NJ. Walsh; j. B.. p. Tuite. Trustees, j. Nc
Mahon NJ Cronin. Hank
The following officers of Major woerner Relief
Corps No. 8, of Hoboken were recently installed
Pres Mrs A. c. Sina; Vice Pres. Mrs. s. Hessel-
man; Jr Vice Pres Mrs. E. Bray; Sec, Mrs. At
wood; Treas. Mrs johnson; Chaplain Mrs. Devoe;
Conductor Mrs Phillips; Guard, Mrs. Funk. After
the installation collation. was served by the ladies
of the corps to the comrades.
Palisade Encampment, No. A. /. o. o. F., Recently
elected and installed the following officers: VIM.
Ford O. p; John G.. Eberle, a. p; John Brayden,
s. W.; Charles Sessman, $. W.: . R. Scribe;
N N. CepewiF. Scribe; James NJ Stevenson, Treas
urer; r. c. Resisting. Guide; Thomas Manwaring.
o. s.; Henry Tutlef, J. s.: John f. Barnes, LIST w
John Firth I'd W.; Peter Brochon Sd W.; Joseph b.
Carson, 4th "
The following officers Of Onward Lodge No. $780,
T. o. Q. f.. were recently installed: John Clark. N.
g., Adam J. Bender, F. G.; Thomas R. Mckee. Sec
Rotary; W. jackson. Treasurer; J. g. Eberlie, War
den; J. B, Birmingham. Conductor; James Stane-
way, o. g.. Henry Tent /. g.; Thomas Newman, r.
n n n De- .tA-n
Van Wort r. s. s.; Ben. Jones. L. s. s.; John Sol
tan 4. s. r. G.; Julius Meyers, L. s. +. g..
At regular meeting Of Valley Forge Council. No
2, Jr., GUAM held the other evening. one candi-
date was initiated and several propositions were
received. At the next meeting Lafayette Council,
No. and Wayne Council, No. 7, of Brooklyn. will
visit them when there will be an initiation OF three
The Junior American Mechanics Funeral Benefit
Association now numbers 1926 members. and one
assessment of ten cents per member pays for two
deaths of $3.50 benefit.
Council. No. 80. GUAM. officers for the ensuing
term by D. D.. George W. White, Of Star Council.
No 49, of Hoboken and State v. c.. George B. Dud-
lem Of Industry, No. so. acting as his ASSISTANT c.
Robert Coulson G.. c., Charles Poets; r. s., John
A. Coleman; A. R. S.. NJ. v. Hyatt +. s. Walter H.
Smith; l. p. Fred. Kuntz; l., A. Bird; Ex. P. Land
messer; Treas, 8. J. Smith: Trustees, Charles E.
Lewis, E. A. Borden and Charles Poets
Esther Chapter No. 4, E. E. s.. intalled her newly
elected officers last Tuesday evening as follows: =,
". Cole, P. NJ, W M; l. r. Lyme; W. T; a. N.
v. E. Davis, Treasurer; A. ". Cook. Cond; n r.
Rogers, Assistant Cond; X. Harold, Adah; T. Z.
schuhardt Ruth: Z. Granshaw, Esther; W. Heller
Martha; M. E. Dubois Eleeta; p. Young. Warder
W. Van Der Zee. Sentinel. The officers were in
stalled by R. w. G. NJ, A. M Morgan. assisted by
P. P VIM. Boone. G. NJ.
campment, No. AZ, l. y. o. F., were installed by d.
ID. j. P A. J. Doan and kstaff few evenings ago.
The officers were as follows: August Altz q
p; James p. Speer, H; p; Vim. FULLY, s. W.; Thos
,xrr, r r. p. R. Scribe. Thomas q.