The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-10
SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

A meeting of the Exempt Firemens Association
was held in Franklin Hall last Thursday night.
Hudson Council, No. 52l, A. L. of H., met in
Roche's Hall, corner Grove and Morgan streets,
last Thursday evening
district meeting of the encampEents of Odd
Fellows in Hudson county was held last Friday
evening in the rooms Of Mount Sinai Encampment,
on the corner of Fourth and Grove streets.
varick Lodge, No. 81, F. & A. NJ, worked the E.
A. degree on candidates at their regular conven-
ton held last Wednesday evening at % and rs
A meeting Of Jersey City Lodge, K. of p, was
held in Rockies Assembly Rooms last Wednesday
evening.
Lincoln Lodge, No. &c. K of p, held regular
convention last Thursday evening The Page rank
was conferred.
Lincoln Lodge. No. sc. K. of p. has secured a
new organist in the person of Brother c. 81. Glenn,
of Woodland Lodge, No. 5, K. of P.
Last Tuesdey evening Mr.. L. NJ. Crosby was
elected Representative to the Grand Lodge A. L,
of Il. by Friendship Council, No. $50. Mr.. Crosby
was also presented with beautiful jewelled past
officers regalia by the Council.
The third annual session of the Grand Council
of New Jersey, Order of United Friends, was held
at Masonic Hall, Rutherford, Wednesday. The
following officers were elected: G. c., p Jeanneret
of Rutherford; V. g. c. c. V. Darcy, of Hoboken:
G. P Rev ]. S. Gumbart, of Jersey City; G. T., s..
A. Hasna, of Jersey City, G. R A. W. Kearsing, of
Paterson; G. g., Philip Schied. of Lafayette S.,
W. Malcolm, of Passaic; Grand Representative,
G. W. Oxford, of Newark.
Palisade Company, No. 5, Captain Henry Holste
G.. s. c., at the monthly NEE Ing held at Kesslar's
Hall lass Thursday evening, settled the business
pertaining to the annual schuefzenfest and picnic
held last month. The net rec eipts added nearly
500 to the treasury.
The Grand Lodge. Knights of Honor, of New
Jersey met in Newark on Friday and elected ofd-
GERS as follows: Grand Dictator, Oscar Wiener, of
Newark; Grand Vice Dictator. s. j. Burke, of
Paterson Grand Assistant Dictator G.. P. Robin
son, of Jersey City; Grand Chaplain, W. Cheno-
with, of Newark; Grand Commander, Peter Baker,
of Weehawken; Grand Reporter, J. NJ. Mayhem.
of Newark; Grand Treasurer, R. B. Elder, of
Newark; Grand Guardian, E. B. Colby, of Bloom
field; Grand Sentinel, A. Markert, of Jersey City;
Grand Treasurer for three years. L. Hartshorne;
Supreme Representative G.. g. Harday; Alternate,
A. j. Dickinson, of Paterson. The next annual
meeting will be held in this city on the first We'd
nesday in October of next year. There are 1000
members of the order in this State.
The following newly elected officers of Ivanhos
Section, No. 4, Cadets of Temperance, were last
Thursday publicly installed: r. Viewers, W. p;
W. w. Baxter, I'd p; Miss Sarah Conley, Sd P;
Joseph G. Robinson. W. A.; F. Z. sorenson, V. A.;
]. d. Hopkins. s.; Sidney G. Deming. A. s; Thos-
Douglass, T.. VIM. B. Ogg, A. T.; j. B. F. Ran
som, G.; Thomas L. Boyle, o.. VIM. Dingwall, W.,
and c. G.. Montgomery, A. w.
When in the course of human events it becomes
necessary for mechanic to purchase hardware,
he will find Wood & Menaghs store stocked with