The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-24

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5. G. 4, Kayanaeh. Of Court Glenwood.
forgot thai there was q meeting of his
| court last Monday night Brother VIII
IAN keaIney filled his place aud did it
admirably
Brother Daniel J. smith. ex-financial
| secretary Of Court Pride Of the Hill,
i looked sorrowIuf yesterday on account
/ Of the cool ware. II is sad, Dan, but
/ there are other people VINO want to live
/ beside the eemen.
Doc. Dunn, s. W. Of Cont Gienwood,
says if little feilowis to be again elected
! chief ranger he is a candidate himself for
that position Doc. would make a good
executive officer and could keep smiling
| no matter how warm the debate.
Brother Paul Sury, Court Glenwood's
treasurer. objects to serving on SO many
committees. His objections in this re-
he does his work well.
Big John Dunn, OF Court Glenwood
says he never enjoyed himself lis he did
on the excursion. A person should think
SO from seeing the number Of fair sex ne
was treating to ice cream. However, one
lady in particular, objected to SO many
rivals. Her objections were sustained by
! John. and he gave this fair one his undi-
| vided attention for the balance OF the
day.
ii Fl. S. w. Kennedy enters the contest
! for the gold headed cane to be competed
for and voted to the most popular Forest
! er in this county at Court Astleyss picnic
on tile 9th inst, he can count on the boys
of Court Glenwood to help him ont Iu-
teryiew your German friends, Michael J.. {,
and see what they think about It,
4 Chief Ranger Bowling went through
the ritual in the initiation ceremony at
the last meeting as if he had passed
through the Supreme Chief Rangers
chair. Jimmy, although little, gets there
4 Chief Rsnoer E,anra1,- IF co,,rs priaa
of the Hill, has appoiutcd the following
named brothers of his court as an Enter
tainnlent Committee:-Daniel J. Smith,
/ Dennis J. Diver, j. j. Berg Benjamin
Shanahan, Dominick Mahon. Thomas
Gahan ana Daniel Coffey, Jr. This COM
nittee met and organized by electing the
following officers:-Daniel j. Smith,
chairman. Dennis J. Diver, treasurer: j.
| ]. Berg, recording secretary, ana DOM
mick Mahon, sergeant-at-arms.
Court Glenwood is again busy. They
are. making arrangements for their first
annual ball, which will be held IN Wood
Hall, "Wednesday night, November 10
The committee having this matter in
oh rye consists of Edwin i. Norman,
Frederick J. Lampert, James F. Wheeli-
han, Paul Sury and John b. Holstein.
| Chief Ranger Bowling knew what he
was doing when he appointed this COM
nittee.
Brother Thomas Welsh, of Pride of the
Hill, sustained a severe loss during the
| past week IN the death of a two-year-old
daughter. Brother Welsh has the sincere
sympathy of the members of Court Pride
of the Hill.
An interesting debate IS about to take
place between Brothers McGaire, OF En-
nett, aud Folan, OF Little john. Sub
ject:-s'Does Prohibition Prohibit"
Brother Mcclure will take the afilrma-
tive and Folan the negative side of the
question
One Of the hustlers OF Pride of the Hill
is Brother eDin" Dever When it comes
to work Brother DeVer is always on deck.
Knights of PythiAs.
Lincoln Lodge No. IS held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. There
was fair attendance of members and
visiting brothers. The rank of page was
conferred on one candidate In good aud
welfare remarks were made by p. G. IS
McDonough and KuoeIler, of Woodland
Lodge, p. G's Steup, Allen, Lynch and
others, of Lincoln. At the next convention
the rank of esquire will be- conferred on
two pages, and a meeting of the new
beneficial associations viii be held and
an organization effected This mat ter
should receive the full support of the
members. and should 90 into effect at
once. Theincreased benefits viii be S. per
week under this system. The list Is now
open for membership, and every brother
should sign it at once.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is held its usual
interesting convention on Wednesday
evening The rank of page was con-
1erred on two candidates. This lodge mas
adopted plan to entertain its new mem
bers that should. if possible, be initiated
by every lodge in the district; every can
didate before leaving thu lodge room en-
joys pleasant, good and welfare session.
AT the next convention the rank OF es-
ID
will be held of acommittee from all lodges
on the same evening, there should be a
good house.
Hoboken Lodge No. 1o6, at it's conven-
ton on Monday evening, topped the rec
ord of the season by comforting the rank
of knight on four candidates. There was
large attendance of visiting brethren,
who expressed themselves as being well
pleased with the manner in which. the de
gree work was done. A Burial Plot Com
niittee was appointed. After the bust
ness of the evening was closed the mem
bers enjoyed themselves In that hospiu-
able manner that only Hoboken can in
dulge in.
Hudson Lodge, No. 81, held regular
convention on Thursday evening. A
pleasant good and welfare was held. Re-
marks for the good of the order were
made by number of brothers. Next
Thursday evening the three ranks viii be
conferred on one candidate.
Garfield Lodge held very pleasant
convention on Thursday evening, a
large delegation of visiting brethren were
present. A committee on the proposed
burial plot was appointed TO confer with
the committee of sister lodges. Brother
Van Antwerp was present and enter
tanned and enlightened the lodges about
the proposed scheme.
Woodland Lodge No. held an inter-
esting convention on Friday evening.
District No. % was we'll represented by
brethren from Grant, Bay View and
Rathbone lodges. Several witty adj
/ dresses were made and delightful hour
| was passed in good and welfare
Cincinnatus Lodge No. 80 will hold a
regular convention tomorrow night.
Bay View Lodge VIII hold its conven-
tion on Tuesday evening and work the
third rank.
Palestine Division No. l, U. r. K. of p.
held its regular meeting on Tuesday
evening. This division will parade with
Tull ranks on September l at the annual
parade of the First Regiment at Red
Bank It WAS resolved that the division
shall not enter the competitive drill this
season. The division will 20 by boat to
Keyport, Sand thence by train ato Red
Bank; ana the members are ordered to
report al their armory in full dress uni
form, white gloves, at half past seven a.
IN. They have also accepted an invita-
tion to visit the u. r. X of P. at Bridge
port. Conn, in October next.
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