The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-23

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on Monday evening. The full commit es
urged to be present.
Brother C.. d. Miawinter. of Clifton.
has been conflned to his bed with a serious
Illness. He is reported as being very low
He has the sincere sympathy Of the en-.
tire lodge.
Council No. is, is an orator of no little
merit At the councils last meeting he
made telling speech. which aroused the
enthusiasm OF the members.
Among the Jealous workers for the Jr.
o. q. A. NJ, none is more prominent than
General Frank H. Lewis. Of Industry
Council No. 3d. He has been in the order
over fifteen years.
Brother John Dlngwalf OF Clinton, No.
ls, mas been appointed by State Councillor
ciIior
Dame Rumor has itthat Brother Frank
Haisey, or Industry Council, is about to
become benedict Frank has our con-
CALCULATIONS In advance.
brother John w. Hull, Of Valley Forge
Council, Is an active society man Al
though not giant, he is an active
worker.
Brother +, J. BIackshaw, Of Clin-
ton, has not been present at q com
.l,s, "a iissSpl,e - eolne stuhs' ~ Is sup
elected to the Office OF Floor Manager has
affected him to such an extent that he
hasn't recovered.
ti,,,1,, Ae. =. ~ asssu Saaneoh snler-
night in Bergen Hall.
IL is said that Brother N. j. Boyd.
counsellor OF Clinton, is anxious to be-
come a devotee of the Terpsichorean art.
- - ~ ny. anlouosvuiy nlahe great
epe'so's az . Sso.ee'
PoyA1 AprANru
In response to an invitation rendered
them about a dozen members OF The Re-
gents and- Past Regents Association, of
the city OF New York, paid Iraternal
WISH 70 the New Jersey Association, at
their regular monthly meeting, held last
Wednesday evening at No. 43 Montgom-
cry street. After the regular business
hau Deen disposed Oh bhe question: How
can the work OF the grand regent be
made the most Ell ectlye with the least
fully ventilated, Brother A. w. Rand.
OF Plalnlleld, made an able aud interest
ing address on the subject, in which he
stated that the order in this Statessgas
assuming such large proportions that it
was impossible Tor the grand regent to
serious Inconvenience to himself and The
neglect OF bis own business. lie adv0-
Gated the plan Of having the deputies of
each district call meetings OF the officers
o. the councils IN the district, at which
the grand regent would disseminate
the plans OF campaign, and instruct Them
II the workings OF the order. Brother
Rand spoke at some length on the sub
5ecf, and was listened 70 with marked at
tention. Remarks were also made by
Brothers Bogardus, Baker, Grlhths,
Cummings, Myers and PRESIDENT Tonp-
klns, OF the New 1ork Association, and
by Brothers Otis, Peter, Miles, Francis,
Drummond, howe, Adacqonald aud Bax-
ter, Of this city The brothers OF this
city viii soon pay fraternai visit to the
New York Association.
ArDoret1 COUNCIL NO. t2Vf, celebrated
an Interesting event In It's history last
TUESDAY evening, Wnen they initiated the
hItietn MEMBER. OrEanlzed less IMAM q
year ago. with JWenty-tnree members,
they have made remarkable progress. now
having nfty-two members, an increase OF
over iVV per cent, besides having slx
Applications penulng AZ the present Time.
among the yisltors VINO We're present.
70 rejoice Win them We're supervising
Deputy Granville. who. Instituted the
council. Bros. Nixon and Mellor OF the
Grand Councll. ana hegent Baxter ana
Vice Regent Furm1er OF jersey City
Council AT the close OF the meeting the
members and their visitors descended TO
The supper room, where feast OF good
things were In waiting When the good
things had been disposed OF and cigars
We're passed, the orchestra played several
selections, after which Regent Noite made
an interesting address, Speeches were
also made by Bros. Granville, Nixon, Bax-
ter and Orator Nash, and songs were
sung by Brothers Nixon. Baxter,
Boch and the Nash brothers, whom
Andy Mellor characterized as 'Arborett
beardless pets" Arborett will endeav
or to keep up the pace and double their
present number before next year.
Brother Sam Drummond, the grand
chaplain. has got new idea. As is Yell
known, Sam is no speaker, and be says
that hereafter when he is called on he
will simply say that he viii ''swear 10
what the others have said p
Brother Nixon is attaining quite rep
utation as q humorIst. Bob can sing
comic songs In manner that would
make John Kernel blush.
Jersey City Council No. 80 held well
attended meeting last Tuesday evening
Brothers Williamson, Dayton and Tur-
mier were appointed a committee to
arrange for the reunion.
Guiding Star Council No 522 will meet
tomorrow night at No. 43 Montgomery
street. and Excelsior council No FOG win
meet Ia Mcpherson Hall.