The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-16


Brother Adolpilus p. Kern is very par
tleuiar about tie spelling Of his Christian
name, and gets mad when you cab MIN
plain Adolph.
Loyal Foresters.
Court Bergen has added still another
Ink to the ever lengthening chain Of
Universal Forestry. On Tuesday even
ing, March Il, the majority Of its meme
Dsrs were met at Broadway ferry,
Brooklyn, by large delegation Of ex
members Of the American Order Of For
esters and. headed BY a brass Aaad,
marched 70 Werneris Institute, where,
after opening Court, they proceeded to IN
ltlate forty new members and install the
regular officers. thereby forming a new
Court called Court Unique This second
the foremost Courts of the Order. 2nd il
Court Bergen WAS not so firm and true
ITS members would have TO look after
their well earned laurels. The genial C.
x. OF Court BERGEN, r. II. Heasman. vas
assisted by p. c. r. Murden Of Court
Silver City. Mcriden, Ct; c.. R.. z. SID
bald of Park Ridge and P. c. r. John
boneIl Of G. 3. It is indeed no fattery
when we say that the members of Court
Unique as Foresters are unexcelled by
any Court within a radius Of one hundred
miles, and as for talent we know of none
that can entertain any better than
the brothers of the new Court. They
gave royal welcome to the Bergen boys.
Among the many who sang and gave
Tecltations and addresses. particular men
tion should be made OF Brother Blake
Lott, who st all times is ever ready 70
raise his voice for the good and welfare
OF the order. In Brother PFobst Court
Unique has 8 splendid C. r., for the
brother well understands the duties Of
III. oft y
City. MerideE, CT, acted as D. H. c. r.
and indeed is a credit to his Office, as the
brother is one of the best informed Fores-
ters on this side OF the Atlantic Brothers
Slbbald aud DuFyea represented Court
Park Ridge, and after a splendid repas6
to which the Bergen brothers did full
Justice, all returned TO jersey well con-
tented with their trip to Brooklyn.
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
Onward Lodge No l59, will meet on
Wednesday evening in Becker's Hall on
jackson avenue
A progressive euchre club is the latest
thing IN Onward Lodge. 1t is composed of
John Kaiser. Tony" Bender, Frank Prues-
ser, Bob Brennan. "Joe' Cordner and
few other devotees of the game The
club meets On Wednesday evenings after
the lodge meeting. While the wives and
thinking that these innocent Odd Fellows
are displaying their eloquence IL the
lodge room they are enjoying themselves
To the small hours over euchre, cigars
ana-and ginger pop.
That fishing flend, John Kaiser, has
succeeded in inyeigling a few unsuspect-
ing wOnld-be fishermen into the idea that
the fishing banks is the only spot on
earth where fun can be had. On the first
trip that John makes to the Banks he Will
have in tow several of these unsophisti-
Gated individuals. Wait till they get
home and should the little postmaster
perchance say s'fish''-wow.
At the session held on Monday evening
by Mount Vernon Lodge No 10. L @. o.
F., of Bayenne. the third degree was ex-
enplfhed upon Thomas J. Bird, Jr
Delegations from Mount Vernon Lodge
No. 176, and Bayonne Lodge No. 206 OF
Bayonne; Greenville Lodge No. To- of
Greenville; Beethoven Lodge No. III, of
H0boken, and United Brothers Lodge
the red letter session held on Wednesday
evening by Goethe Lodge No. eos, L o.
o. f., of Bayonue.
Mechanics Ledge No O. /. o. o. F.,
worked the second degree upon three
candidates on Tuesday evening.
Goethe Lodge No: EOS, l. .. 0. f.. Of
Bayonne, works in the German languag e.
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mem bers
Fraternity Lodge visited Newark on
Friday night and had royal time. On
the return they had jolly meeting at
the Park Hotel Mayor Grassman was
with them.
The second or feIlowcraft degree was
conferred upon Counsellor William D.
Salter during the Communication held
Thursday evening by Bayonne Lodge
No. 80. Z. and A. NJ. of Bayonne
On Friday evening the Masters Mason
degree was worked in full regalia By the
brethren of Enterprise Lodge No. IS, +.
and A. N.
Last Monday evening many Masons
from this city, HobokeD and BayOnne
attended the reception rendered to John
w, Nrooman, Grand Master Of the Juris-
dictIon of New York, in the Grand Lodge
Room of the big Masonic Hall, by the
brethren Of the Eighth Masonic District
Of New York State
Free and Accepted Masons.
Bay View lodge conferred the NJ II. de-
gree on Thursday night.
Hudson Lodge viii on Tuesday night
celebrate its twenty-fitth anniversary at
Odd Fellows Hail. H oboken. All the
Grand Lodge officers viii be present and
L. f4a.s- -1of,