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

Supervising deputy rfanclS. hccOul-
panied BY number of Pavonia's mem
Friday evening aud install ed the. warden.
As usual. they were well received and en-
tertained in excellent manner.
The grand regents visits for this week
will be:--Tuesday evening, the reunion at
Kessler's Hall, and Friday evening to
Earteres Council No. SS4, Railway.
| Pioneer Council Ne. % will meet in
Roche's Halton Wednesday night.
Grand Orator Peter has secured over
TWENTY-FIVE names to the charter list for
the new council he is going TO start in
Lafayette, and expects to receive the full
number forty--in q short time. The list
is still at Fountains drug store, and any
gentleman in that locality who is desir-
GUS of joining the order is requested TO
call at that place and sign.
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
The sisters" Pride of New Jersey
Circle will give basket party at Roche
Hall on November s. Every Fore ter''
should attend and see how we'll the girls
conduct business.
Shout the glad tidings. Court Fritz
Reuter- has taken new lease of life and
will start anew. With earnest work not
only will the court be a success, but Ho-
boken will have several more German
courts II. G. II. Kelly has done excellent
work in resuscitatiug thu, expiring court.
| He has been aided by many Hoboken
brothers who are always up and doing. Al
! Court Warren had its anniversary
Entertainment on Tuesday night and it
| was one of the jolliest gatherings OF
Fcresters that has been seen in this sec
tion. The fact that many Foresters were
| seen in groups down town after day
break tells how well the participants en-
ioyed themselves That Feresters can
Keep secret was shown BY the complete
surprise of Brother Mcguire when he
WAS presented with the badge for his
service in bringing Warren into ex :.
istence. Court Ashley was there III
body.
Court Pride Of Jersey City is not
seriously disturbed by the law suit in
which i5 is engaged with the relatives of
deceased member. 1t received five new
candidates at it's last meeting. A special
meeting has been called to act on the re-
port of the Committee on BY Laws.
Court Columbia has several hustlers on
its ROLL and new men are being received
at every session.
Court Ashley is one Of the reliables. 1t
initiates candidates at every session.
and is, always glad TO greet visiting
brethren.
The Mamma Court, LittIeiohn, despite
its years, is as active as a kitten. The
old lady is constantly growing in
strength.
Court Monmouth is progressing nicely,
and the initiatory degree is worked in
fine style.
Governor Albeit and other prominent
officials have been invited to be present
at the reception of the deputies to the
officers of the Grand Court at Woods
Hall on Monday, October q. The cards
are out for the event.
Court H0bOken entertained a host OF
distinguished visitors at its last session.
Among the callers We're II. G K, Kelly
ana officers FROM New York and Brook
lyn courts. Did they have a nice time?
Well, it was Court Hoboken that was
playing host, boys.
Court Triumph is not making much
noise, but is in its quiet way going right
along taking in new members.
There is talk of forming glee club to
visit the courts and be heard in the good
and welfare 1t would be u great draw
ing card and would aid very materially
ia building up the attendance at the
small courts.
Court Jersey City will not surrender
the lead. 1t is putting on new members
at every meeting.
Court Ashley met on Wednesday night.
Chief Ranger William Frost was. of
course. GA hand. In fact not an officers
chair was vacant. Two candidates were
initiated and six propositions were re-
ceiyed. The Auditing Committee made
the very pleasing announcement that the
court is $500 ahead of the world On
motion of Brother George Holman, who
is always thoughtful aud grateful. it was
decided to present to Mr. Kelly. OF Engine
Company No. z, a set of engrosSed
resolutions for saving from drown
ing Brother Thomas Toner on
September IL ut the outing
Holman, William Quinn and Stephen
2. Meehan were pamed as the committee
TO draft the resolutions. In the good and
welfare, Deputy Vessels gave the pro-
iected Forester's hall boom. Brother
Higgins made au interesting address on
the order The receipts of the evening
were 800
The committee of Congress Court met
last Sunday night and projected arrange
ments for the ball TO be held at Pohl-
mans Hall on Election eve,
November 3. A gold headed can Q
will be voted for to deter
mine the most popular Forester In
the United States. The Committee of
Arrangements consists Of William Bon
ner, chairman; Michael Pursell. treasurer;
George Claus, secretary; Charles Hot
mann, Eugene Marble and John Lynch
James X. Bowen, q promising young
lawyer of this city, is very attentive at
the meetings of Court Paulus Hook. He
has been elected trustee for three years
the Board Of Trustees, are known as the
TWO extremes. Stout weighing 295 pounds
and Bowen 1903 pounds.
Court Glenwood has a big crowd OF
National Guardsmen; so has Court
Hoboken. The rivalry in this line has
led TO a proposition on behalf of Court
Hoboken to hold competitive drill If
it comes off it will be interesting. Betting
is in favor of Gienwood, and the boys say
that the honor of the court and the
Fourth Regiment will be upheld.
Past Chief Ranger Martin Flynn al
ways has jolly smile for brother, and
invariably asks brother to shave one''
with him.
Brother Mike Mclaughlin, of Court
Glenwood, looks as if he had been struck
by cyclone. One of the quarrymen
wants TO use him for q danger signal.
Past High Chief Ranger O'Melia is
getting more weighty every day. 1t will
soon be easier to jump over him than go
round him. Keep it up. Shamus.
Say, Brother O'Leary, what's the mat
ter with that shop of yours? All hands
inyalided looks bad. Novel
Quite mum Der of tr AIDES unionists are
members of the order. The watchwords
of the order are in accordance with their
sentiments.
Brother O'Brien, the liquor dealer of
Bergen Hall. is laughing 10 his sleeve al
| a joke he got oil on the chief ranger OF
Court Solomon. He says the chief ranger
| would make a bad politician on account
of his forgetfulness of faces.
Chief Ranger Gormley, of Court Gen
| eral Lafayette, thinks seriously of going