The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-03


1t Is cl9iined that they are using the
name of the order to It's direct injury in
the opinion of those where these lodges
are most numerous.
The Supreme Chancellor has decided
that it is legal to wear the jewel of the
order on funeral OF public Pythian oe=
casions.
p. C. Connect has increased in weight
nearly twenty pounds since he has been
relieved from the command of Lincoln's
boys.
Brother Cropsey is the proudest knight
in the city. lie has been presented with
twelve pound young knight.
Farmer John expects to retire from his
farm this fall, but will still continue In
the live stock business
That was big surprise for Sir knight
Charles Ray, when he espied his "better
half being escorted to his quarters while
in Milwaukeel Poor Charley
P. C's Knoeller, Trotter and others,
members of Woodland, have formed
what they call the sixth degree. 1t Is
very pleasant to take, and the boys seem
to enjoy it verv much, This degree IS
conferred on every Friday evening after
the regular lodge meeting.
Anciont Order of Foresters of America.
The Companions of the Forest are hus
tiers although they are yet young A
good many of the courts would like to
make their acquaintance.
The Joint Excursion Committee Of
Courts Lafayette and Glenwood held q
meeting on Monday night and did con-
siderable business The bar was sold for
a handsome figure, the different sub COM
nittees, on whom the responsibility for
the details will fall, were appointed and
other matters settled in such a satisfac-
tory manner that success is even now as
sured.
Court Glenwood meets tomorrow night
and every member is expected to bring in
the cash for excursion tickets and take
out more. so that his friends will not be
disappointed.
Brother Holstein was down to "My
Place. Monday night looking after bust
ness. but he got out at an early hour.
The boys say that Chief Rangers
Gormley, of Lafayette, and Bowling, of
Glenwood, make good team. They are
both of size.
D. Francis Coady, of Court GIenwood.
is one of the prominent men Of the Wayne
Athletic Club.
Say. Clements. come home.
Some of the boys were heard to remark
that Brother Trumbul. of Court Lafay-
cite, ought to use little Judgment in
making dates At recent committee
meeting he discovered that he had 10
leave to keep an engagement with his
best girl.
Brother John Smith, the shoe dealer, of
Court Glenwood, is looking around for
that member who said there were flies on
him. Is that the reason he brought up
the fans?
Brother Abbott, of Count Lafayette, is
so dark complexioned that some of the
boys call him the coIored man, but he
doesn't mind that The only thing that
seems to worry him is the proper spelling
of his name.
The latest additions to Court Glen
woods membership has excellent ma
Jerial among them, and now there Is a
possibility that some of the old workers
will get chance to rest.
Past Chief Ranger Kennedy, OF Court
Lafayette, though not German, is work
ing hard to get that nationality well rep
resenEed in the order.
Wonder will My Place" be closed on
the thirteenth.
Brother O'Leary is practising an Irish
Jig in order to captivate the ladies on the
excursion. He has a brand new Jig That
he is going to bring out on that day. He
thinks it will take the cake: in fact, he is
looking for the championship.
Did anybody see Tommy Lyons
latelyf There was a rumor that he
wanted to reserve the Pomona, but his
absence seems to leave that In doubt.
For the first time in the history of Court
Glenwood Past Chief Ranger Richards
was missing at its last meeting.
cite, Is hustler any way you take him.
A prominent member of the Carpenters
Local Assembly and the Foresters, he has
hosts of friends all over the county.
Court Columbia will meet Wednesday
night.
the Order of Good Shepherdss They
ought to be heard from once in while.
1t IS q splendid branch of Forestry.
Wake up, Hennessey, and do something.
Who started that idea of a grand For
esters' hall in this county, and why don't
we hear more about it? Some of the ac-
tive workers ought to take the matter in
hand and see what's in it. Other orders
have made a success OF it.
1t Is nothing but picnics or excursions
now, and ordinary business has no show
But wait till the cooler days come and
then work will be taken up actively
again.
The courts of Hudson county were de-
lighted to hear of the success of the ANAL
gamated picnic and games of the Kings
County Foresters. 1t was the first time
in nearly year that you could mention
the word ''aInalgamated" to a Hudson
county Forester without getting knocked
down.
Counsellor J. D. Manning, Of Court
Glenwood. is one of the Dancing Com
mittee for the excursion of his court.
While not as much up in the dancing
business as the grand director Is. he Is
good dancer and will be untiring in his
endeavors to make things pleasant for all
who might desire to dance. The Coun
sellor is cosmopolitan but very dig
nified.
P. C. R., NJ. f. Heating, of Court Gen
eral Lafayette, is chairman of the Recep-
ton Committee for the excursion, and it
is safe to say that the guests will be well
taken care of with this genial gentleman
at the head OF this important committee.
Brothers Lambert, O'Leary. Norman
and Shine, of Court Glenwood, have been
on the sick list during the past week.
Brother Norman, chairman of the
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS, was absent
from the last meeting owing TO sickness.
He was missed very much
6Court Germania. A. o. Z. of A., held
their first meeting since the opening of
the court Friday evening in Germauia
Hall. Five new members were initiated
and fourteen propositions received. p
S. II. G. Ranger John Hart in a few we'll
chosen remarks explained the objects of
Forestry and the benefits to be derived
from it, Addresses were also made by
several prominent Germans. This court
will meet on the second and fourth Fri
days of every month. Ii promises to be
one of the largest in the State.
Brother 4. Welsh, of Court Pride of the
Hill. Notwithstanding his great weight,
is one of the liveliest members of the or
der. His smile is a perfect beauty, and
the boys like to gather around him and
listen to his tales of woe.''
Brother DAM COffev of Court Pride