The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-24


view OF booming the order throughout
the State. The details have not vet been
completed, but the district lines are as
+ follows, although the arrangements may
De changed 50 far as the order Of dates are
i concerned.-
No I, at Asbury Park, will include the
councils from Long Branch Asbury Park
+ Red Bank and Perth Amboy.
No. 2, at Jersey City Heights, including
Fxceisior, West Hoboken, West Shore,
/ Union Hill and Arboref.
No. 3, at Dover, including Bernardeviile.
Pnillipsburg, Andover, B0onton, Dover.
Morristown and Madison.
NO 4. at Paterson. including Hacken-
SACK, kngiewo9d, fairview, Passaic,
Rutherford, Little Falls and Paterson
NO, sat Grange, including Orange East
Orange, Bloomfield Montclair and Sum
init
NO 6. at Jersey City, Including the
down town councils Guiding Star,
] Pioneer. Jersey City ard Dickinson.
NO :, az Halfway. including Railway,
/ Elizabeth and New Brunswick
No S, at Plainheld, including Fleming
ton. Plainfield. Fanwood and Westfieid
No 3, at Trenton. including tie coun-
ellis from Camden, Atlantic City, Bridge
ton, Lambertville, Pleasantrills and
Vineland
/ No 10. at Greenville. including Bay
onne, Damon, Unique and Bergen, Of
Jersey City.
No II, at Hoboken. including Pavonia.
OF jersey City, Hoboken. Germania aud
Hudson county.
No. u, at Newark. including Newark
! City, Corlnthian and RosevIlie
The entertainment ia each district wifi
be provided by the local councils, assisted
by the Grand Council COMMITTEES.
The first reunion viii be held % Octo-
Der IN the rooms Of Arboret Council
No. 4DS Palisade avenue, Jersey City
Heights, and viii include the councils of
District No. 2. On October 20 District No.
3 will hold theirs at Dover, N j.. and on
I November 5 the councils included i'll Dis
/ trict No. will celebrate theirs at Pster-
| son. n. j. District No. 5 will hold forth
at Orange, n j., on November 20. and the
1 councils comprising District No. u will
have grand time at Newark on Decem-
Der 8.
The councils in lower Jersey Ctr.
which have been included ia District No
g. will hold their reunion IN the rooms of
Jersey City Council No. 50 In Riches
Hall On December 3d. The dates for the
/ yet. The Committee on State of the Or
/ der Of the Grand Council are lahoring
/ hard TO make these reunions grand sue
| cess. and It IS earnestly hoped that the
members Of the subordinate councils will
render ali the assistance in their DosFer 10
The committee consists OF Brothers r. J.
1 A. Nixon. chairman. w. g. Ereeiana
secretary. and A. J. Meilor, treasurer
The Guide and Candidate for August
contains considerable amount OF Jersey
news, besides an able article from the pen
Of Brother John J. Heayey. showing me
vast difference in favor of the Royal Ar
cannm from the regular life insurance
companies in the COST Of membership
A new council will be instituted IN
/ Arlington, y. J., IN a few weeks. A meet
/ ing was held last week and over fifty sig
natures were received TO the charter list
/ Grand Vice Regent Mcdowell has the
matter in charge.
Jersey City Council No. 50 met in
Roehe's Hall on Tuesday evening. Two
candidates were initiated and two appIi-
cations were received Orator Clark was
on hand with plenty OF cigars, and plea
SAINT meeting was held.
Pioneer Council Nc. % will meet on
! Wednesday evening in Roehefs Hall. An
/ invitation has been extended to Damon
| Council No 1888 to be present in body,
and d good time is expected
Damon Council No. 1898 held an inter
esting session on Monday evening in their
roesszr in bau1Dex k4s1i, etrrxzszate= con
/ siderable business was transacted, and an
! invitation from Pioneer Council 70 visit
them on August q was unanimously
accepted The council passed resolution
to purchase a $3.50 Estey organ to take the
| place of the relic from tho ark which at
present adorns the council room
Jersey City Council VIII hold public
entertainment in their rooms in Roche's
Hall. on Tuesday September so. Orator
Clark assisted By the Entertainment
Committee consisting Of Brothers Peter,
/ Williamson and Haring haye the matter
in charge. Jersey City Council now has
/ 15S members, with seven applications
pending, and strenuous efforts are being
made TO resch the 200 mark before the
( end of the year.
Excelsior Council No. 2e6 will meet in
their rooms IN Mcpherson Hail tomorrow
/ night.
The Royal Arcanum Journal for Au-
gust contains spicy letter from Vet
eran, and also contains some very inter
esting sketches of the members Of the
! Grand Council of this State
Guiding Star Council, NO 522, viii meet
tomorrow evening in their rooms al z3
Montgomery street
The baby council Payonia, No. 1863.
/ Is going ahead with remarkable rapidify:
/ III their meeting on Thursday night TN o
candidates were initiated and several ap-
| piicatiens were received When the
weather gets little cooler an invitation
viii be extended 10 Jersey City Council
No. 50, TO visit them III a body.
Unique Council, No. 434, will initiate
/ their Two hundredth member at their
first meeting in September. Arrange
ments are being made 70 celebrate the
event in Il fitting manner, and delegations
VIII be present from nearly all the coun-
ellis IN this vicinity
/