The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-19
Before Masters, Command
ers, Noble Grands and
Chief Rangers.
WHAT WAS SEEN AND HEARD
Royal Arcanum---Junior Mechanics
and Temperance Cadets.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs OF
AMERICA

10 De Closing down TO reality now. A
circular letter has been issued by psrmis-
sion Of the E. G. asking all tue courts in
hudson county to aid III the project The
circular IN full was printed III The MEMS
OF Wednesday last. but for the benefit OF
those who Through neglect or otherwise
failed to see II we repubhsh the most inn
portant points of the letter.
Our request to you is to elect one of
the members of your court to represent
you at meeting TO be held in Roche's
Hall, Grove and Morgan streets, Jersey
City, on Thursday, November ID, 1890, TO
discuss ways ami means to beng this
grand object to a successful issue. The
delegates so elected to attend said meet
ing will form temporary organization,
elect officers pro ten, decide what num-
Der Of shares shall be issued, how many
shares shall be held by any one tndfvid-
ual, or by any court, Sc that 10 one court
or individual shall hold the controlling
interest in the association, and
this delegation shall also de-
eide what each share shall cost.
Such hall. if bnilt on a prominent
street, would be an ornament and credit
TO our city, as we'll as grand boom for
our beloved order. The delegates to be
elected under this call shall report back
TO their courts, and after aceftain amount
OF shares are subscribed for such subscri-
beers shall form permanent organization
and be Incorporated under the laws OF
the State OF New Jersey and the officers
SO elected by the shareholders shall fur
nish gooa and sufficient bonds This
project can ne carried out providing we
have the hearty cooperation and assist
nnce of the members in Hudson coun-
typ
In an interview with High Chief Rang
er John H. Kelly he said:--s'If other or
ders can make such u hall profitable and
xe..I =
Odd Fellows do it, the Masons do it, and
with U,0C0 members in this county there
is no earthly reafun why we should not
The hall should be centragly located so
that the Hill people, the Hoboken people,
the Jersey City people, and in fact all the
members OF the order In the county would
fiud it convenient, Just as the Fourth
Regiment were trying to locate their ar
mory.
Now there IS no doubt whatever but
what the capital necessary will be forth
coming. There is not u court in the
county but will pat up its share of cost
and will be glad to find such safe in
yestment instead of letting it lie idle in
the different city banks. You can just
say TO the Foresters Of the county that
ana heartily in favor of such "a hall and
That believe 1t will help the order along
in the best possible way"
High Chief Ranger Kelly is tne of the
NEST authentic authorizes on matters
forestic in this county. He is an indie
fatigable worker. de is around when
there is work TO be done and there is no
meeting of any court where important
business has to be transacted that he is
missing. Consequently his views and
opinions ought to be carefully considered
and acted upon at the earliest oppor-
tunity.
Past Chief Ranger Thomas b. O'Neill
went out with the G. d. L. 10 help Bishop
Laughlin celebrate his ftgfieth anniver-
sary of his priesthood A good many of
the hoys Thoughts Tom could nor ride a
horse, but if they only saw him ride past
i THE NEWS office they would put him down
for u circus expert.
High Chief Ranger Kelly is one of the
most Democratic officials on. the govern
mental staff of the order He is always
ready and willing TO assist in any way
possible Forester who needs his help
Sury and Clements are boon compan-
ions, and when they say let's have an :
other IT'S time to skip.
Court Glenwood meets tomorrow night
The Committee on Bali have gotten out
all their tickets and window cards. and
are confident of making it a big financial
success. They will introduce quite nov
city in the form of a dancing order, on
the front of which will be handsomely
illuminated coat of arms OF the order. |;
will be well worth preserving, us 1t is
really work of art.
Secretary Cody 10 trying to grow new
mustache. He lost the other one.
An elegant banner has been swung &c
the breeze at the Junction. announcing
the entertainment ana hop of Court Pride
OF the Hill on Thanksgiving Eve.
Handsome GUS Liefer, OF Pride of the
Hill. viii 60 10 Nyack on Wednesday.
He is expected TO captiyate all the beau
ties of that town..
Levi" Lewis, @. r. Of Court Triumph
is ali energetic worker, and no doubt ht
will soon occupy,R higher Office.
s'Joen Black. of Court Pride of the Hill
was very mad yesterday. He was cor
rallied for coroner's jury. We wish yot
luck, Joe.
'.Lttle Peten Coffey disowus his title
as be says he is as tall as his brother
Dan. Let Ter go, Pete; "
Court Monmouth will have Jolly time
at st. Johns Hall, on Gregory street
November 10. They will hold their an
nual ball on that date, and Prof. Beggs
has been engaged to furnish the music
Past Chief Ranger Chettlck says that al
visiting brothers will find hearty wei
come.
Who can tell what became of Patsey
Mullory's chowder party? He promised
.he boys of Court Glenwood a glorious
time. Patsey seems to be more taken up
with politics now than with pleasure.
P. g. Ranger Ramsey visited my
lnNI q AtW CfthtAt, tte3S. - ASNA -
himself in hot bed of Fofesters, but he
seemed anxious to tear himself away.
There were too many introductions.
Chief Ranger Ramsey. Brother So-and-
So Tom screamed:--"F heavens sake
that's enough; let me 20 befora some
Others come in. Give me my change in a
hurry
Big John Dunn. OF Court Glenwood.
called on a number OF his friends yester-
day. He says he thought it was New
Years and he wanted TO make few calls.
Il. j. Lampert, of Court Glenwood. has
purchased handsome place OF business
on Pacific avenue. He says good sirloins
will be very reasonable. Some say F. @.
r. NJ. F. Heating has an interest in the
business--his own business. Fred Is a
good fellow and WIN meet his friends
with pleasure at the p. Chiefs hostelery
occasionally.
S. S. II. Kavanagh. Of Court Glenwood.
says the coming holidays will make SOME
changes In his way of living. Brother
Kavanagh has the good wishes of not
only Fofesters but ali who know him
vote him snccess in his change Of life.
Glenwood's treasurer, Paul bury. is
now a prominent member of eight differ
ent organizations, and still his friends In
sist on him increasing the number.
Brother Sury is q jolly good fellow and
al who know him court his friendship
aud are anxious to extend to him the
fight hand OF fellowship.
Doc Dunn, Of Court Glenwood, has at
Inst joined the army. On Tuesday night