The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
ANCIENT ORDER Oh F0REsTERs Oh
AMERICA.

the county Sn0ui1 take al active interest
IL y viii be given BY Rising star Circle
NO. "a, Companions of the Forest Tee
ungailant Forester, il there be any, who
does not do his utmost TO mike this
event 4 success deserves to be ostraeised
by the fair sex throughout the county
The genial Prof Beggs has been selected
BY ths ladies OF the circle to supply the
NJ uslc. and has promised to Guido himself
on this occasion, and when the ladies are
IN question the professor never fails To
keep his word
Brother D. F. Cody has given up the
ATTEMPT to raise side whiskers
DR.. kenwick Is the latest addition to
Court GlenwDod's roll. He interviewed
the goat last meeting night and is now a
full hedged member.
Court Harsimus viii hold its annual
ball on December at Woods Hail.
Some people say that Counsellor James
d, Manning will ne the next chief ranger
OF Court Gienwood Jimmy" would
make good officer and there is no reason
willy be should not have try
Gseuwood's bali. which viii be held on
November ~ AZ Woods HAIL. viii be q
most brilliant affair The committee hav-
ing the arrangements in hand claim to.
have everything as near perfection as il
is possible to be-
Brother Norman is working hard for
the success of Glenwood's ball.
DR.. Doherty, of Court Warren, is an en-
thuslast on Forestry. He Is also a pleas
ant and entertaining speaker.
Cpief Ranger Chertick. of Monmouth,
paid Glenwood a visit at it's Lass meeting
and gave the mbers a few hints to
think OF
Gours Elenw0od's meeting on Monday
night WAS slim on account of election.
The big majority of the members were
out h1stling for their favorites in the
campaign. and for the time being ne
elected their duties as ForesteEs. They
All promise to be on hand at the next
meeting. however.
Court Monmouth held regular BUSH
ness meeting on Wednesday night, and
Initiated six new members Several
propositions were laid ON the secretary's
desk and next meeting night another
baEcu Will interview the goat.
ALI the courts are hnstliag up their
members to secure all the Representatives
they can in the next Grand Court session.
The representation will be based upon
the January returns
Court Monmcuth's meeting room is
one Of the cosiest IN the city. The mem
bers always attend in sufficient numbers
to show that they take an active interest
In what Is golng On
1t is rumored that Court Gienwood will
soon start new court IN Orange There
is plenty Of good material ia that locality,
aud once under way there Is no doubt OF
its success.
Chief Ranger Chettick and Dr. Dough
erts, of Court Monmouth, had & very
close call one day last week. They were
out driving In the doctors new buggy
! and were on the yarick street crossing Of
the Z. X. II. when a train whirled past
The wagon was smashed, but the occu-
pants fortunately escaped injury.
Court Pride OF the Hill IS still increas-
ing very rapidly and adding new mem
bers to The roll every meeting.
Genial Tom Welsh Of Court Pride OF
the Hill, IS one OF the most obliging gem
tlemen ct the y Junction At u party on
Friday evening Tom assisted the ladies
IN washing dishes. and was voted an ex-
pert dish washer.
Handsome Gas Liefer Of Court Pride
of tine Hill WAS IN his glory on Friday
evening. His face was wreaEhed IN smiles
continually. Well, Gus had pleasant
company.
One OF the little. bat oh, my, men Of
Conrt Pride of the Hill, in the person of
Jake Berg. has been downcast since
Tuesday. Never mind, Jake, sunshine
will come again"
Brother Eddie Morris, OF Court Pride
of the Hill, has jt1gt recovered from the
effects of sprained arm. He is again on
deck dispensing liquids at Our Place. y
The boys ali drop in TO congratulate
him on his recovery.
Court Pride OF the Hill mas had spien-
did success SO far with their entertain
meRt. The programme for which adver-
tisements were solicited. has been en-
larged, but still will not hold the number
OF ads they have secured.
Brother Cornelius Coffey, OF Pride of
the Hill. Is a stalnch supporter of the
a. O. T. of A Whenever there is an
opportunity for an argument on the
merits Of the order he is always tin it. .
IL is said that Pete" Coffey aspires to
the r,oeifia, NJ n r ,f Court p,da ~ fno
Hill
Brother Simon. of Court Monmouth, is
still as jolly as ever. He was seen pro-
pelling a wheeIbarrow around Newark
on Thursday evening as a result of Tues
days election.
1t is said that Brother Z. O'Rourke has
been cutting new teeth. 1t is rumored
that be viii need them shortly.
One of Court General Lafayette's hand
! soonest members. Brother Jack Tyson,
was considerably surprised the other
evening on hearing some one use his
favorite expression "Get there Jack.
Brother James Baker does not honor
Court Pride Of the Hill with his presence
very often. James must be occupying
his leisure moments In cultiyating his
mouslache
The greatest ambition of Brother "Joe''
Biacker Court Pride of the Hill's joker,
is TO be an undertaken. He has been get
| ting his hand in recently.
Brother John Kaiser would make a
good sub-chief-
Brother Leonard, the organist, is q
| hustler, aad Court Pride or the Hill is
| proud of him.
Brother Jacob Berg had blood in his
/ eye last week. Ills friends wondered
1 what disturbed him.
brother James Tanner recites The
charge Of the Six Hundred" less five.
I Brother Doc Tanner has opened cafe.
! The boys wish him luck.
! Ii is rumcred that Brother D. S. Coffey
and i. GoughTan VIII do the elegant al
| the ENTERTAINMENT and reception.
] Brother Moran keep your weather eye
] peeled, for something may drop.
Brother Lonis James is quite an ath-
! lete.
How about Daniel smithg He's all
right.
7. c. R., Thomas B. O'NeilI has been
mentioned By his friends as a candidate
| for II. S c. K. The affable lieutenant,
like Barkis, is villa. He Is an earnest
and intelligent Forester and would salts
factorily Ill the bill BY the way. he is
J on the list of candidates for sergeant-at-
| arms of the lower house of the Lagisla-
I ture. He is an active, jealous Democrat.
ia fact he is energetic in everything he
/ takes an interest ia.
p. j. Mullery OF the Court Glenwood.
] cast his first vote on Tuesday, and now
| declares he is entitled to strike out for
! himself. Patsy should do this and no
doubt win assist his manhood at the ball
1 On the ISsh iusL He is one of the foo,