The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-01-08

The following officers of Amwell Lodge,
No. IL, F. & A. NJ, were installed on ST.
Johns night, (Dec. 27th);
w. M.-Geo. M. Holcombe.
s. We. II. Holcombe.
j. W.-Frank r. Pierson.
S. D.-Geo. V. Hunt.
]. D.-John Reinert.
Secretary-John q. Moore, p. NJ.
Treasurer-Samuel A. Finger, P. NJ.
Sr. NJ. Cleo. w. Prall, p. NJ.
Jr. NJ. C.-Chas. A. Slack
Stewards-A. L. Pierson, A. c. Gandey.
Chaplain-Rev. ]. II. Boswell.
Tyler--James Whyte.
The following are the Officers of
Delaware Castle, No. 1876, knights of the
Golden Eagle, of New Hope, for the en-
suing six months term
Past Chief-Horace Dubbs.
Noble Chlef-John Warner.
Vice Chief-Harold Hellyer.
High Priest-Alvin Hortman.
Venerable HeTmit-Frank Naylor.
Master of Records Stintsman,
Clerk of Exchequer-David Cunning
ham.
Keeper of Exchequcr-CalvinS olliday.
Sir Herald-Howard Austin.
Worthy Bard-Jacob f. Hill.
Worthy Chamberlain-C, F. B. Voor-
hees.
Ensign-Seneca Umstat.
Esquire-James Murray.
First Guardsman-Samuel Barren.
Second Guardsmau-Ed Phillips.
Trustees-T. G. Vert, j. f. Hill, John
Simon.
Representative to the Grand CASTLE.
Wesley Maple.
The membership is l0l. Admissions
during the past six months 1. Amount
paid for relief $17.0o. Amount OF funds
on hand and invested $941.44.
A tribe of the Improved Order of
Red Men was organized at Stockton, last
Thursday evening, with thirty-nine char
ter members. 1t is known as Wachusett
Tribe, No. 120 Great Sachcm Stetzer,
OF Gloucester City; Past Great Sachem
Cole, of Phillipsburg, and Great Chief of
Records Stephens, of Camden, were the
insti;uting officers, assisted by the chiefs
and brothers OF Tuscarora Tribe, No. IL,
of this city. This new tribe has been or
ganized through the efforts of Mr.. Albert
B. Duryea, of this city, an enthusiastic
member of the Order and Great Mshlnewa
of the State of New Jersey. The follow
ing officers were elected:
Prophet-Jamcs Dean.
Sachem--John Book.
Sr. Sagamore-Hiram b. Niece.
Jr. Sagamore-William II. Knowles.
The following officers of Major G. A.
Angel Post, No. 90, Grand Army of tho
Republic, were installed by Past Com
mander Schermerhorn, on last Friday
evening:
p. C.-I. F. Naylor.
s. VI. F. Hill.
]. VI. B. Tysen.
Surgeon-Mahlon Lear.
Chaplain-Samucl Stockton.
o. of Dbl. Shepherd.
Quartermaster-C. Slack.
Adjutant-H. s. Kroesen.
o. of G.-James Naylor.
Representatives to Department En-
campment-Benj. II. Joiner and John
Bice.
Color Sergeant. Ii. Chichester.
AT meeting of the Fleet Wing Hook
and Ladder Company, held on Friday
evening of last week, the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing year:
President--C Charles Dalrymplc.
Vice Presidcnt--Austin Green.
Secretary-A. L. Picrson.
Treasurer-S. w. Cochran.
Foreman-Wiliam Closson.
Assistant Forcman-Thomas Thorne.
| Board OF Trustees--W. +. Hayhurst
| A. L. Pierson, Austin Green, Thomas
| Thorne, A. p. Kerr.
The usual collation. was served after thu
elections and the boys did justice to thu
good things provided. 1t was near mid
night when the lights were turned out.
The following officers OF Leni Lenap'
Lodge, No. 10, l. o. o. F., were installed
into their respective chairs by Distnc
Deputy Grand Master G. Ii. DORIAN, o
Perseverance Lodge, No. 80, of Milford
N. G.-David Lawshe.
V. Civilian Hunt.
II. S.-George Salter.
l.. S.-H. ii. Evans.
Warden-John f. Sherwood.
Conductor-James Thorne.
II. s. S.-Thomas Lyons.
L. s. S.-Hiram Snyder.
]. G.-John Wilson.
/ o. GA. J. Lanning.
Chaplain james Mullineaux.
Organist--J. A. Horn.
Secretary-John ii. Horn.
Treasurer. b. Kline.
Finance Committee--AmosS Smith, Hal
ry Cramer, ii. ii. Evans.
Furnishing Committee-John +. SheI
wood, A. j. tanning, William Hunt.
After the installation, interesting re
marks were made by the District Deput
aud Bro. Housed, OF Perseverance,, til
newly installed officers and Past Gran
Horn. The Lodge is in good standing.
Ben Butler advises young men WI
wish to get rich to invest their money
improved real estate and Tulip Soap.
Railroad Accident.
: An accident occurred on the Belvide
: Division, mile and a half below Belly
dere, yesterday (Tuesday), about III
! A. NJ, which resulted in the death of |
engineer named Richard Walton, who
! home was at Phillipsburg. An engine
the Lehigh and Hudson Railroad Co. W
s coming down the road 10 Phillipsburg