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

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officers in command for the ensnin z
term:-C. R., William Frost; S. Q. r.,
j. r. Kerwin; II. s., S. p. Meelian; r. S.,
j. Range, S. WV. Quinn. j. w, James
Bassford; S. B.. Robert Ereytag J. B.,
John o Brien; trustee. ]. ID. AIcHale.
Court jersey City held a special meet
ing ON Wednesday TO take action on the
twenty-one candidates who are to com
pose the charter members of the new
new Court at New Brunswick. The Court
| held its regular meeting on Friday night
and initiated the New Brunswick
brethren, who We're escorted from
the depot and elected its Off
Are you dlsengaged tomorrow night?
Drop in at Woods Hall aud You will have
a jolly time. Court Warren No. 7727 is
to hold its annual ball there. The insti-
tuition has won an enviable reputation as
entertainers and the committee assisted
by C. r. Shaw and s. c. r. Clements
have been attending to the details while
the members have been selling tickets
in lively manner and an extra bundle
of the pasteboards had to be printed.
Court Pride of the Hill had a
spirited election. Brotherly love
9 SpasassS0' were:MM Kennedy, C. r;
ID. j. Diver S. C. R.; j. Tanner, f. s.; G.
it. Austeet. r. S.; J. j. Berg, Treas:
Dennis Diver, 5. w: Thomas Gaffney. j.
w; Nj. Cerbett, S. b.; E. Blacker, j. B.;
DIR. A. G. Muttart, physician; D. ].
Smith, James Tanner and Thomas Bren-
nan, trustees.
Heard in Court Pride of the HiIl:--"The
Silk Stocking ticket got there. Brother
Dominick Mahon is out of it,; he will de-
vote his attention TO raising a crop of
County Antrins. Brother Murphy is
digesting the bylaws and when he be-
comes familiar with them he will be q
do, IN far RrnfhnN lnhn Mr1r.
raw is an inveterate smoker and
puffs fragrant Havanas. Brother John
has become convert to homeopathy.
Brother James Baker can De G. r. when
ever he feels disposed to take it. Brother
Joe Biacker is content. Alderman Cor
bett can be heard frequently now. Neil
has gone 10 consult the doctor Brother
Daniel Smith is an orator. Brother
Charles Kelly, of General Lafayette, is. a
mascot for Pride of the Hill, jolly good
fellow who is always welcome. Kelly
has one on Coffey.
meeting at Columbia Hall on Wednesday
night Every seat in the cDzy court room
was filled when Chief Ranger Joseph B.
Delo raped his gavel. After the ordi-
nary business of the court had been
transacted the following officers were
elected:-Chief ranger, Robert p Stewart.
sub chief ranger, John Gunian; financial
rotary, Patrick Kane; treasurer. August
Enrich; senior woodward. Joseph Gus
tus; junior woodward, Robert Ingram:
senior beddle, William Barnstorf; junior
beadie. Timothy Mooney; physician, DR..
Hummell. Patrick Kane was elected to
fill the unexpired two year term, vice
Robert p. Stewart. resigned.
Past Chief Ranger Deio has invited the
boys TO q grand spread at No. 81 Broad
way. Marion, tomorrow night. They will
ali be there.
Court Littlejohn has chosen fine staff
of officers as f0llows;-C. R.. Daniel
EgaD; 5. G. r., William p. Haynen; T.,
J lie LarRy; T. s.. M. T. Singerly; r. S.,
Fl. J. Forbes; S. W.. VI. Costello; J. W,
z. j. Curley; S. b, j. Biddenfeld; j. b.,
e. Murray; trustee, w. Saywell; ply
stefan, DR.. W. a. Durrie.
The ball of Court John A. Minturn was
a jolly success. Brother Solleder won the
gold hodge for disposing of the greatest
number of tickets for the event. As
Brother O'Conor was only one behind the
winner he too will be presented with q
badge.
Court Emmett will have sad duty to
perform today. The funeral of the late
brother James Courtney will take place
this afternoon.
Court Hamilton's phenomenal growth
continues and as The attendance is excel
lent the court will probably seek more
commodious quarters.
Court HohoKen showed its satisfaction
with its chief ranger by re-electing him.
In fact. the court has been SO well Off
cered that few changes we're made. This
compliment is thoroughly appreciated by
the ofiicers-elect. The officers chosen
were:-C. R., j. w. Toomey; S. G. R.,
J. Cuddihy; treasurer. Thomas f.
Hatfield; Fin. Sec., e. Gregorious; Rec.
Sec. i. Fallon; 5. w, w. Fallon, Jr.;
II. Gibbons; trustee, l.. Martin; physician,
DR.. L. Wolfstirn; organist, E. Reidecke.
The officers elect will be publicly IN
stalled at the Assembly Rooms. No. 70
Hudson street, Hoboken, on January Is.
Bro. DOnahne is forming another Cou rt
in Hoboken. He is one of the hustlers.
The Executive Council viii not meet
again until January 10.
The necessity for new hall was dem
onstrated last Monday night. Woods
Hall was inadequate to accommodate the
numerous guests of Court Pavonia. Judge
Weed practiced self-abnegation and kept
off the bail room floor to afford the part
ners space for dancing. He received
handsome gold badge for his self-denial
and many other sacrifices he had made
in behalf of the Court.
The Foresters' Hall scheme is meeting
with a hearty Endorsement by the Courts.
Get your stock now at you are wise.
IL Will cOIuHlau0 u Dig premium W0en tnB
building goes up. With proper manage
ment it will pay handsome revenue.
Seating accommodations could not be
had at the meeting OF Court Hamilton on
Tuesday night. the attendance was SO
large. 1t was rousing rally and spoke
volumes for the interest taken by its
members. It was the quarterly meeting
and election. The officers-slect are:--
Chief ranger. Joseph I. McCoobery; sub
chief ranger, Thomas A. King: financial
secretary, John Carroll; treasurer, Charles
e. Cassidy; recording secretary, James
f. Moran: S. W., George Jones; J. W.,
W. c. jacques; S. b., N. Egan; J. b.,
Joseph Hennessy; trustee, f. Reagan;
physician, Dr. p. Hoffman.
The anniversary of Court Hamilton has
been postponed until next month
The ball of Court Jersey City will be
mammoth success financially. Over
Thousand tickets have been sold for the
event which will be held at Woods Hall
on January IL.
The election Of Court Jersey City was
devoid of excitement. There was no
opposition. The boys were satisfied with
the principal officials and returned them.
Chief Ranger Charles NJ. Hughes beat the
record. He is his own successor This
will be his fifth term. 1t is wise policy TO
keep good officer. The other officers are:
s. &. r., James McKernan; Treasurer,
John w. Bolen; Financial Secretary,
James T.. Richard; X. S., Thomas Q.
Hurlihey; S. W., John ]. Forman; j. w.
John Dixon; S. B., Albert Stubb; J. b..
Michael Dugan; Trustee, 4. 4. McDer-
mott; Physician. DIR. John Finnerty.
Court Jersey City will assist in the in