The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-21

craft, with twelve members Several
4 lodges have branched from this lodge.
since the lodge has been Instituted over
three hundred have been initiated to
membership. The lodge numbers now
over one bundled and forty. The finances
to nearly $4,000
Hoboken Lodge No 116 at its
last convention made nominations for
officers for the ensuing term. The cleo
ton will take place on the fifth Monday
Of the present month";
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONs.
Varici Lodges new officers are:-W.
NJ, Benjamin Waters; s. W., b. e.
Adams; J. w. G.. H. Waters; treasurer,
=. Goddard; secretary, r. b. Sears: s D.,
Thomas Waters; ). D., j. r.. Baker; s..
n: O.. w. H. White; J. NJ. c., r. H.
Willet; organist, G. Syckamore. A feast
followed the election and installation
and happy addresses were made by Dis
trict Deputy j. Moore, Past ID. ID. G. M,
q. w. 1iIden, p NJ. Salt and w. M.
Waters.
Enterprise Lodge worked the p. C. de-
gree on Friday night.
The new men at the helm OF Lodge Of
the Temple are:--John BRICKS, w. NJ; J.
,. Berthof, 5. w; Adams Steup, J. W.;
w. Il. Turner, treasurer; John Dwons
secretary; W. 3. Shaffer, 5. NJ. G.; A. Il.
STEELE, j. M. c.; w 9. Williams, S. D.;
w. e.. Gafugh, j d.; Jacob Sonev, tyler.
zeredetha Lodge elected its officers az
the communication on Thursday night
as follows:--W. NJ, A. A. Bonneville; S..
w. S. e. Brand: J. w, K. A. Anderson;
Treasurer, John Pearson. These officers
were appointed.-Se !. j. Coyle;
S. D.. George H. Freed: J. D., Z. w.
O., g. III. Benson; j. NJ. @. c., G. H. HAM
lin; tyler, S. Haslett; NJ, f. w. Herring;
Master, j. J, Coyle; Representative to
Grand Lodge, G. II. Benson.
The following were elected officers of
Bergen Lodge No. 4y:-Hiram D. Austen,
w. M; j. Frank Hill. senior warden; e.
H. Leeteh, junior warden. Mortimer
Livingston, treasurer Thomas p. Rock
EFT, secretary: A. Wiesenborn, senior
deacon: S. r. Collins, junior deacon;
John Fl. McGown, organist; Walter G.
Wescott. senior NJ. OF g.; Charles Gates,
junior NJ. of c., s. ID. Kennard. tyler.
Eagle Lodge has elected the following
officers:-W NJ, Thomas Leonard; S. W.,
George Rogers; j. w, David Wilson,.
Secretary, Jacob Jnne; Treasurer, Joseph
Wilson.
Jersey City Lodge had ro1sing meet
ing on Friday night. About one hundred
members exercised their right of suffrage
and took part in the election, Wor-
shipful Master John j. Bagley, who
has done admirably during the
past term was again honored. The
other officers elected were Harry H.
Farrier, senior warden; q. B. Mears.
junior warden, w. e. Boone, treasurer;
Isaac Clark. secretary; Warren Dobbs,
trustee. The following appointments
were made:-Sr. d.. Wade Gordy; Jr. ID.
Charles p. Keaney; S. M. OF G.,
G. e. Kluge; r. NJ. Of c., S. S. Pursell;
chaplain, ]. L Benedict; tyler, J. John
son. During the meeting a large dele
cation OF Enterprise Lodge arrived The
officers were installed by Past District
Deputy Tilden. although d. d. G. NJ DIR.
Joseph z. Moore was present A merry
social session followed
Bay View Lodges officers are:-W NJ,
Edward Shultz: 5. W, George T. Witt;
j. W. Nelson Painter. Jr.; Treas, ). G.
Rinehart; Sec, j. H. Jansen; trustees, J.
G. Dusel, N. 5huItz, Jr., and c. Haag; S.
D.. j. J. YuEl; J. D., IL. SchiIlfng; S. M
of c.. L. Boliman; ]. NJ of G.. p. HameI;
chaplain r. Jeanne; organist, jacob Berg;
tyler, G. i. Young.
Allimania Lodge No. 132. E. and A. NJ,
held their election of officers last night
The following were the successful candf-
dates:- Adolph Schaub, w. NJ. the Rev.
e. A. Myers. S. W.. Herman Carsteno, j.
W.; Louis Bornemah. treasurer: j. +.
Reumpler. secretary; G. NJ. Kohl, S. D.;
A. Hammer, j.. d.; William Burger and
HY Jacoby, stewards.