The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
2APS. SIGNS And GRIPS.
The Summer Season Has Ar
rived and the Lodges
Are Quiet.
ACTIVITY In SEVERAL ORDERS.
Busy Foresters, Knights, Cadets and
Junior Mechanics.
ACTIVITY In SEVERAL ORDERS.


ing convention ON Friday evening. There
was a large attendance, and very
pleasant good and welfare was passed
The officers elected for tbs ensuing Term
are as follows: q. c., w. jackson; y, -,
W II. REILLY; prelate, p. c., S. I. Ref
fcrt; NJ. at A., j. Coder; trustee, j. II.
Spengeman. Installation Of officers on
Friday, July 49,
Grand Lodge No. 80, at the regular con-
venrion held on Thursday evening, elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term: &C, j. Roberts; v. C.. ID. Z.
Cross; prelate. G. Campbell: M. aU A. ".
L. Ralerer; I. e., J. Laforge; z, g., A..
Schatfer; trustees, J. Gardes for eighteen
months, G. Newkirk Tor one year. The
officers elect will be installed on July 10,
by ID. d. 6. c., Stephen Van Wart. The
first rank will also be conferred on next
Thursday evening.
Centenary Lodge No 0held its regu-
lar convention on Friday evening. The
ID. d. 6. c. paid them an official visit. and
delightful hour was passed in good and
welfare. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing term:-C. O. John
w Stores; Y: C.. G; Schroll; .prelate, y
Morehart; NJ. at A., p, Briedenoush'
LG., ]. Gray; O. G., NJ. Zimmerman;
trustee, William Zimmerman. Officers
will be installed on Friday, July 18th.
Bay View Lodge No. 81 meets on alter
nate Tuesdays, corner Thirty-second
NAIEt3bl esuQ IL fttttAt 1(J 49tt1OnnC anu
though small in numbers is financially
and in point OF energy and interest one OF
the best lodges in Hudson county. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing terIn:-C. c., Mortimer Clark;
". G.. William Siefken: prelate James
Bearda1y; NJ. at A., George H. Steers
l. G., Herman Albrecht; trustee, James
Bearksiey, eighteen months. The officers
will be installed on Tuesday. July Is.
RaEhbonc Lodge No. 119 held its regu-
meeting was the best attended Of any
meeting in the districts during the past
week All of the officers were reelected
for the ensuing term and will BIO installed
on next Tuesday evening. The officers
elect are as foliows:--C. c., William II.
dore Mills; NJ at A., Joseph Locke; inner
guard, r.. DTummond outer guard,
George Newbley AS the next meeting
will be the last one during the month
every member should pe present
Lafayette Lodge No. 20 had an interest
ing and big convention on Wednesday
evening The question on the amend
ment of the bylaws will come up at the
next convention. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing terIn:--C. c..
N. Wilson; V. c., William Scriminger;
prelate, Robert EldridRe; M-at-A., George
Robb; trustee, Francis Way. Installation
of officers next Wednesday evening.
Lincoln Lodge No. s. at its regular
convention held on Thursday evening
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term;-C. G., George Benjamin: Y.
c.. J. Yarns; prelate, james Dockham:
M.-at-A., G. II. Zyfers, Jr.s trustee, p. c.,
T.. w. Cory. Remarks were made by
r. 9. Siepatte, Higgons, Steup and others.
The officers elect will be installed on next
Thursday evening by ID. ID. g. c. John
Tracy.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is held lively
meeting on "Wednesday evening. the
committee has concluded the final ar
engagements for the excursion to be held
on July IA to Oriental Grove, The rank
OF page will be conferred at the next con-
vention. The following officers were
elected:-C. c., r. Mcdonald; V. c., w.
9. Hofmeyer; prelate. John Donovan;
NJ. at A., p c., L. NJ. Butler trustee
P. c., John Kent. Officers will be in
stalled next Wednesday evening.
Hudson Lodge No. 81 held very large
meeting on Thursday evening. After the
routine business of the lodge was passed
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:-C. c., K. NJ. Alderman:
v. G., E. L. Gill; prelate, w. Meakan;
trustee. Peter Clos, Sr. Officers viii be
installed next Thursday evening.
Palestine Division No. / is ordered to
appear at the armory on Tuesday next.
July i, at eight p. M, in full dress uni
form, for inspection The committee on
the excursion will also make its final re-
port at this meeting. The division is also
ordered to report ut the armory on Satur-
day next, July 5, at seven D. m. sharp, in
full uniform, white gloves and spike, for
the purpose Of going to the encampment
in Milwaukee.
Brother James Walsh has lately taken
unto himself better half; the young
lady was Miss Josie Applegate, daughter
OF Brother Apologize, of South Amboy.
Now look out for the house warming,
boys.
Prof. c. A. Claims, of Woodland, is one
Of the best organists i'll the order He
may be seen every lodge night that Lin
coin meets deiighting the boys with, the
choice selections.
Brother George Earl, of Rathbone, was
quite disappointed at not finding his
bright eyes on the excursion of Pales-
tine division. He will attend divine SER
vice tonight that he may once more win
glance from "bright eyes.
p @. George W. Point, member of
Palestine division, is incousolable Bust
ness will not permit him TO visit Milwau-
kee.
The officers elect of Cincinnatus lodge
viii be installed by o. ID. G. G. John
Tracy tomorrow evening
The y. ID. G.. C.'s, Stephen Van Wart
and John Tracy, together with their re-
spective stats will find this week to be
very busy one for them. Installing of
officers every night during the week will
keep them engaged,
p. c. Reffert, of Woodland, has been
reelected to the Office of prelate for the
sixth term, and Brother Spengeman, of
the same lodge, to the trustseship for the
fifth term.
Rathbone Lodge No 10 adopted very
wise course in electing all her officers for
another term. Other lodges should adopt
the same plan.
p. c. Jake Eileis is known as the ballot
reformer of Jersey City Lodge. He can
vote more at one time than any other
member He works the blue joker.n
P. G. TFotter, of Woodland, is known
as the repeater of his lodge. When ZAP
is around the tellers always look very
sad
At the next meeting of the Grand
Lodge a resolution should be passed max
ing the term of office of all officers of
lodge one year instead of six months
Some OF our lodges in this State have
nearly all the membership as past chan
cellors- This should not be. Other jul
risdictions have made the change, why
not we also.
Paterson Division No. l, U. r. K. of p,
held its first gift excursion on Monday to
Mt. Pleasant Grove. The sail up the
river was all that could be desired. The
committee exerted themselves to make it
pleasant for their guests. Arriving at
the grove luncheon was had games and
dancing INDUCED in, and it WIS with re-
greet that the pleasure seekers heard the
unwelcome cry of "all aboard The voy-