The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-04
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Cadets of Temneranc Q.

VI
Fisk Section No. 2 in Fisk Hall, corner Of
Wilton and Lafayette streets, this city.
Business of great Importance to the order
! will be transacted, including instructions
/ to be given to the representatives 20 the
/ National Section, which meets in Boston
on the 18th and 18th Of this month: The
prospects look very bright for the largest
/ attendance at q meeting of the Grand
Section in years Grand Patron John L.
Rodman, of Newtown, I. l., viii preside.
/ Fisk Section No. 2 Will meet on tuesday
evening in Fisk Hall.
The joint excursion committee OF FISK,
1 Ivanhoe and Eureka sections met on
4 Thursday evening and effected q perlna-
nent organization. The following OIL
| GERS were eleeted:-Thomas Betherlngton,
I chairman; John gilbert, secretary. and
/ james Allen, treasurer. A committee
was appointed to secure barges and grove
! 1t consists of Brothers Tease, Denning
/ and Schultz The committee adjourned
to meet again next Thursday evening"
1t is regretted by E. A. Scnult, Of Fisk,
/ that his s8dealp with Eureka resulted so
disastrously to himself. he couldn't ex-
pect anything else after going back on
1 his own section.
Ivanhoe Sectiof No. 4 will meet on
/ Thursday evening In the basement of the
! Scotch Presbyterian Church on Mercer
4 street.
I L
/ be congratulated on having elected such
an efficient chairman as Brother Thomas
Hetherington, of Eureka Section Tom
| is a good one and he will make the COM
mittee hustle.
| A meeting was held last Monday even
| ing to organize a section in Hudson City
| Quite number of signers were received
to the application for charter. A meet
/ ing will be held on Monday evening to
organize and make formal application for
one 1t viii be held at No. 522 Newark
avenue. Any person desiring to join this
section Will please communicate with
Mr. Everett Gray, No. 80 Jewett avenue,
or Mr.. John Dingwall, No. 400 Commune
paw avenue.
John Thompson's singing of little
| Annie Rooney" cannot be excelled by
any of the Jersey Cadets. But when it
comes to singing He's on the Police
| Force Now Schuit takes the cake.
Eureka Section No. | will meet in Hum
boldt Hall on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Everett Gray is destined to be a
leading light in the new section to be in
stituted in Hudson City.
Jack Vile, of Fisk, has become IA
nous, from the use of such phrases as
what have l done" or Great heavens,
the door is locked, now I can escape" At
the rate Jack Is going now he Will soon
rival Nelson Wheatcroft.
The Garfield Association will meet
next Wednesday night, and make prep
arations for another night off.
Jersey City Lodge worked the third
degree with bells on They had two can
didates from Arlington to put through,
and the new rings will not forget their
experience. The team is in great de-
mand. 1t will not be long before all the
/ lOflTaS will aOAOf the QoGfuua
The Canton has frequent meetings and
! parades. The members take great inter
est in the organization and are proud of
the constitution.
The lodges in old Hudson City are de-
ter mined to have that Odd Fellows Hall
Nothing is of greater Importance to the
members than the reports from that
splendid institution, the Home at Tren-
ton. The order in this State has occasion
to feel proud of its success.
District Deputy Bagley is elated at the
attendance at the lodge meetings
1t is surprising how many mem bers are
also on the roll OF the Masonic and Pythian
lodges.
Brother Brochon, the veteran treasurer
of Monticello Lodge. wears. a handsome
gold emblem. 1t was the gift of the
lodge. He has handled the cash for
twenty years and will soon celebrate his
golden wedding to the order
The past grands were abundant at the
anniversary celebration of Canton Jersey
City on Monday night. 1t was a free
event.
Grand Army of the Republic.
This city ought to be as liberal as its
sister cities of Hoboken and Bayonne.
They make an appropriation to aid the
posts in observing Memorial Day.
The posts have been making
rA1sa .of4 IONS frae 0n. ~
There will bo no joint parade,
which was an imposing feature of the
observance few years ago when
the militia joined with theveterans in the
march. The posts will do as they did last
year. The programme will be the same.
Van Houten Post turned out well to
| assist George II. Thomas in the presenta-
ton of the flags.
The Hoboken Posts, and the Veteran
Corps will unite in q parade on Memorial
Day.
The public meetings of Ivanhoe Sec
ton have proven to be quite a success.
They are always largely attended and
very enjoyable.
II Frank Higgins, of Fisk, keeps on
fading away he will be in good condition
to appear as the ivan and haggard" hero
of some tank drama. 1t is asserted that
! the reason for this fading away is that
/ he has not had an opportunity of visiting
Staten Island in some time. Brace up,
| Frank.
The following grand officers visited
| Iyanhoe Section on Thursday evening"
/ John r. Rodman, e. p; John Is. Thomp-
son, G. S.; John M. Thompson, G. G., and
/ John Dingwall, G. "A. S. Refreshm ents
We're served by the young ladies of Iva n
1 hoe.
The Bayonne Board of Councilman has
donated James n. Van Buskirk Post No.
100, 6. A. r., and Mansfield Post No. %,
of that city, SIS each for their joint OBJ
servance of Memorial Day.
I A patriotic entertainment Is to be given
in the winter club house of the Newark
Bay Boat Club, of Bayonne, within few
days, under the auspices of Mansfield
Post No. %, G. A. r., of that city.
Order United American Mechanics.
For some years there has been an i'll
feeling existing between the o. u. A. M.
of this city and the junior order. The
breach which has existed so long was
bridged over at happy reunion at
I Humboldt Hall on Tuesday evening.
Music, songs, speeches and refreshme nfs
/ were among the pleasant features on this
/ occasion. The following programme was
/ carried out. Singing by Brother Charles
/ Muller, D. II. Brewer, c. Ariel and b.
Wertheim.
/ REGULATIONS by M. Eldndge and G. Ell
/ bridge, speeches by National Councillor
Il John Smith of New Kru ~ esxrf,lr. NJ.