The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-31


bringing In ihe first forty new members
Brother Shaeffer is q hustler.
a shade Of gloom Is already appearing
on the counIenaDce Of Brother Erricsaii,
OF Warren, over the thought that the pic
nc season will soon be over
Brother johnson is taking lively IN
terest in Court Warren. When VIII Il be
/ Chief Ranger Jollnsons
II IS said that Brother Mcdonald takes
many trips to Newark He has invited
brother McHaie to accompany him On
MS next trip.
Junior Order of United American Me-
eIanics.
One OF the bashful members Of the order
: Brother Tom Trotter. Of Clinton. he
was very much so at Brother Draytcn,s
residencelast Thursday evening.
bropher James Kyle. Of Clinton, has be-
come frequenter Of the classic precincts
OF the shore I'll is rurnored that JIM,
I wishes to settle down, and desires aorne
/ one to share his humble lot
Brother Harry Drayton, OF Clinton. has
become famous for hls hospitality 10 tha
members OF the order when they visit Ills
house. Harry is good one
one OF the councils in this city should
van one Of the State Council Tags fer
| initiating the most members during the
year Wake I'D. boys, and carry 81
/ prize.
The time for the meeting Of the stats
Council Is approaching, and some Of the
poys are already counting on how they
Will paralyze the Newark folks
Clinton Council viii meet In Clinton
HAL and Industry Council ID Pythaeoraa
Hail tomorrow night.
The melodious voice of Brother Walter
/ Mldwlnter. of Clinton. is often heard
around the vicinity Of Comnunipaw ave
hue and Bergen.
Charley Clemens, of Clinton. il
seriously thinking Of joining the Fat
Meu's Club He would make 4 va}nafls
addition TO the ranks
Brother Eldrldge, OF Industry Council.
attended an excursion on Monday, and
according 70 reports he captured all fhe
lair ones on board with his GOOD looks
and winning ways
The Entertainment COMMITTEES met e
the residence OF Brother Dravfon a
Thursday evening Snb-commitfees were
appointed TO engage q hall and fe1ont
and arrange for printing. After fhe
nesting sociable was held, which MAS
thoroughly enjoyed By all present. and
the host and hostess were highly praised
for their hospitality
Iron Hall.
Branch No. 1l4S Of the Iron Han hs1<I.
IFS regular meeting Last Wednesday erer-
ing az Masonic Hall. No. Al Bergen ave-
nue. This branch. althaugn it has only
been short time IL existence. is rapidlv
growing Every meeting new friends
are added to the membership roll The
supreme chief justice has issued an ofYi~
cial circular OF which the following Is 3
synopsis; From January | TO July /.
lssV, 4ts certificates hare been redeemed
The term Of seven years having esujredz-.
amount, S411, 293. so; 5,05S members have
received aid in the hour of sickness and
need TO the extent Of S209 $50; paid to
families Of departed mem bers. sis, 5547. So
making total Of s6z0, 704 paid ont
ment Of s. 500. Paid 2,411 final eias1ns
amount 81, 733. 600. Paid 3S ASS sick. ac-s
cident and death claims & 279 49, Total.
S4lol3, 079. The total surplus on July 1sr,
1870, exceeded $1,000, coo. The member-
snip is steadily increasing. the rate being
over 1sO0o par month. This report il IN
deed glory enough for the members OF
the Iron Hall, and must rufus those In
credulous people who never lost an Oh
portunity 70 give the O. I II black eye.
and were very loud IN predicting its
demise
Branch 30. 11zs, o. L H.. at its last
meeting decided to hold ball during the
coming winter. and for that purpose the
following Committee Of Arrangements
was appointed Frederick D Lampert,
Than.
Independents Order Of odd Fellows.
Garfield Lodge worked the initiating
degree last night on two Of the can(1i-
qates. Next Wednesday night the in
worked
The new lodge had q splendid session
ON W Wednesday night A biz delegation
from jersey City Lodge was present.
s5arnelu Lodge was also represented. and
Past Grand Jennings, OF Newark. was on
hand to help the youngsters along. The
infant is dong nicely.
District Deputy Bagley, VINO is mem
Der OF Jersey City Lodge, f. of P--wliat
doesn't he blong TO that is good IN the
way Of secret societies, and worthy
member he is In ali-was surprised 10
learn that he was not the only Bagley in
the lodge he met his naInesake last
night and hopes that many more OF the
family will be in all the orders
DF- sham, noble grand Of Mechanics
vacation at Atlantic City. He IS ready
now for an active campaign.
Jersey City Lodge NO. "a held its re1u-
lar meeting on Tuesday evening. with I
large atsendance; Two propositions
ant speeches for the good and welfare a
the Order were heard
The Jersey City Firemen's Assassination
The excursion OF the Jersey City Fire
mems Association TO Sylvan Beach last
"Wednesday was decided success. De-
spite the cloudy appearance of the sky
and the showers of the morning. large
nun Der Of fire laddies and their friends
left the Morris street dock at half-past
ten A goodly delegation of Bremen
from New 4ork. Brooklyn, Newark Pat
erson and Elizabeth were present. A
handsome fire hat was presented TO James
NJ Humphrey, of Engine Company No. i.
fer being the most popular member OF
the Jersey City Fire Department..
The first march was led bv
Martin Rouse. president Of the
association. and his granddaughter Tho
second march was led by J. NJ Hum
phrey, the vice president and Miss Mamie
Johannes, of New York city. Thomas
Watson had charge of the floor and was
ably assisted BY George W. Berry. Too
much credit cannot be given the Com
mlttee of Arrangements who have worked
hard for month past 10 make the affair
success Professor Beggs furnished ex-
cellent music. The Jersey City Firenenss
Association may feel proud Of its inaugu-
raj excursion
American Legion Of Honor.
The delegates of the United Councils Of
the above institution met at the rooms IL
Ever Faithful Council last Tuesday
evening and adopted the report Of tho
Committee on Entertainments. Al course
OF first class entertainments will be In