The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05
Cadets OF Tenn perance.

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In the Scotch Presbyterian Church on
Mercer street, this evening, the Rev.
David Mitchell win preach his annual
sermon to the Cadets of Temperance.
Every cadet is urgently requested to
meet in the basement Of the church at
a quarter past three p. m. sharp. and
march upstairs and occupy the front
| seats. which will be reserved for mem
beers OF the order. 1t behooyes every mem
Der to turn out and make good showing
for the order in this city. Bring your
| friends with you. Tonight at quarter
spast seven o'clock
The meeting OF Eureka Section on
| Wednesday evening was short and sweet.
1t did not last more than fifteen minutes.
The election of patrons and inStallation
of officers was laid over, in fact every
| thing was laid over. and the boys rushed
off TO catch train for Newark. where
| they attended a reception.
| Brother Hueleston tried to act as usher
and assistant watchman simultaneously
| on Wednesday evening. Needless to say,
| he didn't succeed, but he tried hard.
A meeting was held on Monday evening
| in the Greenvllle Y. NJ. g. A. rooms, for
The purpose of organizing a section Of the
| Cadets of Temperance. A good-sized
audience was present. Brother Jonn
| Dingwall, NJ. w. g., made an address ex-
DiHlDluR Inc ODJbCt5 ttuu piluclDltS OI IIH
order, and called particular attention 10
| the fact that there was plenty of room in
| Greenville for large section. He closed
| by inviting all present to sign the apDli-
cation for a charter. Several persons
| signed, and the meeting adjourned until
Thursday evening, October 9. Mem
| bers of Fisk, Ivanhoe aud Hudson sections
| were present.
Fisk Section met on Tuesday evening
| and elected the following officers Will
| lam Hollely, w. A: G., Nj. Benson, v. A.,
Lizzie Wilson, S; Mamie Sales, A. s.;
John Dingwall, I. g H. Appleton, A. y;
L; Horton; g.; L Sipp, ~; ;. Staninger,
| w. and Edward Vile, A. w. These Off
| GERS will be Installed on Tuesday evening
| by james Allan. ID. G. p.
| Fisk Section will elect a w. p, I'd P,
| and Sd Patron on Tuesday evening.
Eureka, is seen at its meetings once
more. tom" is good for sore eyes; he
has been seen so seldom.
Where did "Charley' Cathcart, Of
Eureka, get that diamond % ring?
! The gold medal offered by Brother
| John Dingwall of Fisk to the members
| of Hudson bringing in most new mem
! bers IN that section was presented to
| Brother Alberts on Friday evening by
| Grand Patron Viewers on behalf of
Brother Dingwall.
Fisk Section initiated nine new mem
|
! Committee of Fisk have decided TO hold
the fair on the 18th and 10th of Novem-
Der. The young ladies are confident that
| it will be a success
| Sister Emily Perrinc's rendition of that
song entitled Take back the heart that
thou gavest'' is something grand.
! The veteran of the order in this city,
Grand Patron Viewers. was elected
| worthy epatron of Iyanhoe Section for the
sixth term on Thursday evening.
| Cadets, don't fail to attend the service
| this evening
Eureka Sections officers on Wednesday
| evening.
Brother ed" Simon of Ivanhoe has his
| eye on the worthy archon's chair in
Ivanhoe He would make a good presId-
| ing officer.
| fyanhoe Sections meeting on Thurs :
| day evening was slimly attended. They
elected the following patrons:-R Richard
/ Viewers, w. p; John Culbert. I'd p, and
William gilbert, Sd p. The officers
elect were installed by John Dingwall,
| d. G.. p, assisted by William Hollely, ID.
! G. G., and William CLARK, d. G. W. Adj
dresses were nude by G. p. Richard
! Viewers, Brother Dingwail and Sister Nor
| ris, and a solo by Sister Matte Hopkins.
Brothers Saundry, Treadway and AL
berts have been elected w. P, I'd p. and
| Sd p, respectively, OF Hudson.
On Thursday evening next a meeting
/ will be held at the Greenville Y. NJ c. A.
| rooms for the purpose of completing the
| organization of section in Greenyille
! Every cadet is invited to be present. and
| if you have any friends In that neighbor-
hood bring them along. The prospects
are bright for a large section of young
ladies and gentlemen in Greenville
Grand Patron Brother Viewers visited
Hudson on Friday evening and installed
their patrons. The other officers were
installed by Sidney c. Deming, D. G. p.
assisted by John Cole as ID. G. G.
The Committee on New bylaws for
Hudson Section viii present the same at
the next meeting.
.Bashful Jim Allan. of Ivanhoe is
seen at all the gatherings OF cadets in
this neighborhood. IL some other men,
bers of the order would do likewise the
order would increase very rapidly
The meeting in Greenyilie on Thursday
evening will be held at No. so Linden
avenue at eight O'Clock
Brother William Dingwall the new
worthy archon of Hudson Section, made
an excellent speech on Friday evening.
! Hudson the best section in the city.
On the trip home from Greenville on
Monday evening the boys had considera-
BILE fun ut The expense of Brother
DeAlva. Frank didn't know whether he
/ was on his head or his feet.
The Excursion Committee are DESTROYS
OF settling up. Delinquents, hurry up
and get your accounts IN.
Free and Accepted Mnsons.
District Deputy Moore paid an official
visit to Bergen Lodge on Friday night.
The most worshipful grand master, as