The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-08
THE sTNDAY MORNING NEWS JUNE 5. 1890

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received at their last meeting. Visitor
TO Pioneer always receive cordial we
come, and good time is always promised
when good of the order Is reached.
Organist Young does much to mako thi
duty a success.
The members of Jersey City Council
No. 81 take great pride in their Office g
who are composed Of nearly all younI
men. Regent Baxter and Vice Regen
furmIer are the two Youngest membe
OF the council, and the manner in which
they. conduct the meetings would d'
credit to much older men. Their ex
i empliflcation of Duty IN, which thel
perform without the use Of the Ritual
will compare favorably with any council
IN the order. Orator Clark is also an
other jealous worker and takes an active
interest in the affairs OF the council
1 Visitors are always welcome, and pleas
4 ant reception will be accorded any brother
/ who finds time to attend their meetings
! They meet on the first, third and fifth
4 Tuesdays OF each month in ROches Hall.
Grand Regent Tompkins and his sta Il
| OF deputies held meeting in Taylor S
| Hotel Last week to formulate plans for
this years campaign The new grand
officers have settled down to hard wor
| and will make strenuous efforts to sur
pass the record of last year made by
| Grand Regent Douglas.
After the session the grand regent and
| his deputies paid an unofficial visit to
Pioneer Council, where interesting adj
dresses were made.
Payonia Council No. 1859, which, was
instituted three weeks ago through th q
efforts of Deputy Grand Regent S. j !.
kallman, is now well under way and
bids fair to become one of the bright
stars of the order. Their first regular
meeting was held on Thursday, last, and
four candidates were initiated. For a
new council the work was executed in a
highly successful manner. Regent Henri y
discarding the ritual entirely. This coun-
Gil has received q valuable acquisition in
the person of S. d. G. r. George E. Fran
els. who has Withdrawn from Pioneer
and joined Pavunia in order to help them
along. Quite q number of visitors were
present at their last meeting. prominent
among them being Grand Orator PETER,
Grand Chaplain Drummond, Past Regen
Macdonald and Regent Baxter, of Jer :
sey City Council Past Regent Van
Reyper, of w L. Dickinson Council;
Deputy Grand Regent Kallman and sew
eral others. We wish Pavonia every sue
cess. They will meet in the Third
National Bank building, corner of Erie
street and Payonia avenue, ON the first
and third Thursday of each month.
Grand Regent Tompkins and his staff
will pay an official visit to Pavonia
~ 1A4Sie i1C1Ne AAtCCo4A V4 AAG L.
Ancient Order United workmen.:
On Tuesday evening next Walter A.
Barrows, of Mt Holly, N. j., Grand
Master of the Maryland, New Jersey.
Delaware and Virginia Grand Lodge,
will visit Compass Lodge No. 30,
corner Grand street ard Clinton avenue,
this city. .Alarge attendance of members
OF the order is expected and requested,
as the intent is to give him cordial re-
ception and make the occasion memoir
able. He Will confer the degrees on a
candidate.
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
The high chief ranger. high secretary
and high senior woodward have been
industrious this week They travelled
many miles and retired late. They were
making their official rounds and paid
many visits. The courts were, of course,
glad to see them, and gave them right
royal welcome. On Monday they called
on Court Harsimus. on Tuesday at Courts
Greenyille and Pride of the Hill, on
Wednesday at Courts Pride of Jersey
City, Monmouth and Ashley, on Thurs
day on Courts Fitz Reuter- and Hoboken.
Brother Martin J. Flynn has returned
after long stay in the South. He Wis
tied Court Harsimus on Monday night
intending to surprise. II was ne who
was surprised. He organized the court
and his services were not forgotten. The
court presented him with handsome
gold chronometer. Martin smiles when
asked what time is it?" He is splendid
fellow, a hustler and things Forestic will
boom when he is about Look out for
numerous new courts.
The meeting of Court Harsimus was
jolly one. Everybody was there. The
secretary reports that all were present.
Brothers Llnderberg, ID. H. S. G. R.,
DA11 fnxhf l.
in earnest last Thursday night
Caught on the fly from Pride of the
Hills. G. r.. Henney Will be the next
c. r.. with Senator Baker as best man.
Court Pride of the Hill No. 1860 en-
tertained the H. G. r., High Sec. and
High Sen. woodward at their regular
meeting on last Tuesday evening The
honored trio were the recipients of
rousing reception from the boys, who
turned out en- masse to greet the dis
tinguished visitors. After the regular
order of business the court and its
guests repaired to the banquet hall down
stairs, where an elaborate repast was
prepared by Mine Host Ertle. Speeches
were made by II. c. r. John f.
Kelly, H. S. La Point, II. s. w. KEN
edery. G. R. Costello p. Fl. G. r. O'Melia,
Myles McCarroon, Senator Baker and H.
j. Kennedy. Songs were sung by Thomas
Finley and Dennis DUNCAN 'Pfckled
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Court Pride rivals its mother court, Jer-
sey City, III the manner of entertaining
its guests.
Court Hoboken No. 745S held an enjoy
able session at their rooms, No. 20 Hudson
street, Hoboken, Thursday night. There
were over one hundred Foresters pres
ent. among whom were II. G. r. John E.
Kelly, III. S. G. r. NJ. j. Lindenberg, of
Elizabeth; High Treasurer b. b. Ballir,
OF Newark, and H. S. N. M. j. Kennedy.
of Lafayette. The following recited songs
and made short addresses:-M aste r
Ryan and p. j. Taylor, of Court
Hoboken; j. S. DeRaneey, T. G. K.
of Court Jersey City C. J. Mcdonald,
Court Pride of Jersey City. and Brother
Kennedy, of the same court, sang splen-
didly. Brother McAleer, OF Court Robin
Hood; Brother Green. OF Court John A.
Minturn. and Brother Crandel. OF same
court, and Brother Giilen, of Court Paulus
Hook: Brother Heinicke, of Court Hobo
ken assisted on the piano. the night was
thoroughly enjoyable one and will long
be remembered by Court Hoboken.
Court Warren will hold its annual pic
mic on Monday, June 81, at CALIFORNIAN
Park: on which occasion a silk plug will
| be contested for by the different courts
of American Order of Forestry of Hud.
son county.
| The speeches of Brothers Balm and
| Lindenberg at Court Fritz Reuter- have
had a happy effect. 1t is expected that
the court will now build up and new Ger