The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-18
NOTES FROM THE LODGES.
UNIT TOOK PL4CE List WEEK
AM0NG THE SECRET ORDERS.


the court was Court Montgomery, and
it was to have been instituted last
week. They received word from the
High Court in Chicago that they had
chosen the name of d court in Massa-
chusetts, and that they would be com
PEELED to choose a new one. A meet
ing was called and the name Court
Glenwood was adopted, and the High
Court was notified. The officers and
members of Court Jersey City 1928,
A. O. f., are requested to meet at
Roche's Hall this evening at half-past
seven o'clock, to attend the opening Of
the new Court Glenwood. Van
Houten Post Drum Corps will furnish
music. The members are requested to
wear their badges.
In future, Advance Council, National
Union, will meet in Clinton Hall, at
Grand street and Clinton avenue. The
order has a large surplus in its treas
ury. Last year $685., 900 was paid, out
on eighty-six death claims, which
called on the council for thirteen
assessments. Since the organization
of the order $732, sos. 81 has been paid
out for benefits.
The masters degree was bestowed
upon several candidates by Rising
| Star Lodge, No. 100, A. +. and A. M,
last Thursday night. The work was
performed by Worshfpful Master
King, assisted by Right Worshipful
Thomas w. Tilden.
The E. A. degree was worked on
Tuesday night by Jersey City Lodge,
No. "a, f.. and A. NJ.
Onward Lodge, I. O. o. F., has Sc
cured Bergen Hall for the annual ball
next Thanksgiving eve.
The first degree will be worked upon
two candidates by Onward Lodge, l.
0. 0. F.. next Wednesday night.
The regular meeting of Court Little
john, A. o. f., will be held at Roche's
Hall, Wednesday night.
All the German Lodges, F. and A.
A., of this county, will meet at Pohl-
mans March 26. The officers of the
State Grand Lodge will be present.
All the Foresters who can do SO,
ought to be on hand at the next meet
ing of Court Paulus Hook, The heay-
lest man in Hudson county will be
nominated. Lots of fun.
Court Paulus Hook, A. O. T., is
growing. At the meeting last Wednes-
day night members were initiated
and ten new members proposed.
Brother McHale, of Court Paulus
Hook, a. o. f., threatens to capture
the gold medal for bringing in the
largest number of new members for
the next six months. Brothers Fred
ericks and Foley say that he viii
get it.
At the last meeting OF Court Paulus
Hook, DR.. Peter Hoffman, M. j.
Flynn and J. ID. McHale were elected
honorary
Brother McHale, of the Foresters,
seems 70 be ful q honors. as IS 5ass
Chlef hanger OF CourI hopin i1ooa o.
we" 5orh, anu IouIIs HniilsDo' Ae
ley, Priqe OF u iani, anu now oi
Iauius HOOK
Foresters are patiently waiting to
see what Kind OF a report Brother
Scanlon VIII make on the proposed
new Couru ftutnerlofu.
Miles Fenick and John Moran, mem
bers of Company A, Hibernian Rifles,
have received gold medals for good
and efficient service IN pehai1 OF the
order.
The quarterly meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians will be held Wednesday
evening, March ~, at eight O'Clock / n
st. Johns Hall.
There are in the United States 910,-
600 members OF the Order of United
Workmen.
There will be q regular meeting of
Cont Hamilton. A. D. f.. tomorrow
If the rooms. Third National Bank
building.
u,dso T.odoa Kn;obts of pv+hias
Is moi over ambitious In securing new
members, its treasury. however, is
one of the soundest in the State.
Tomorrow night the members of
| Palestine Division V. r.. Knights of
pvthias mass inspection at the armory,
Cooner's Hall. The division will be
visited by Colonel Pavey. the new
commander of the First Regiment, and
staff
4 oood-nafured rivalry is going on
hetween tha Woodland and Grant
To1oas KNIGHTS of Pythias. to sec
.yhieh lad0e can secure the most mem-
hers
e.. az +h;rtaoo pvtb;on 1oaoos IN
GiA u e4le IL H,ns s;noa 5000 !
tlls 9oull.y oaH - s, na'naN
soclal oLsaiiiA H. rnaanf ball wh;ch
tha ossua;at;on ave At ODD FaIlnws'
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