The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21


interesting ceremony a success.
Cadets of Temperance.
The Grand Section Of the C. of L. of
N. ]. held its first quarterly session in
the rooms OF Fisk Section on Tuesday
evening. Owing to the iuclemency OF the
weather the attendance was not as large
as it should have been. The Grand Sec
rotary and Waterman were absent.
Members of Fisk and Hudson Sections
were admitted to the meeting. Grand
Chaplain Brother Saundry offered
prayer. The constitution and bylaws of
the State of Pennsylvania were adopted
for the use of the Grand Section until
new laws are decided on. A committee
of five, consisting of Brothers Dingwall,
of No. 2; Allan, OF No. 4; Gray, of No. 3.
aud 3. Teese and 5. g. Deming. of No. l,
were appointed to investigate the
credentials of the delegates returned
by subordinate sections. 1t was de-
eided that the sections pay this
quarters per capita tax to the Grand Sec
tion of New Jersey, through the deputies.
On motion an Executive Committee was
appointed, consisting of the G.. p, g. "
p. G. S. and Brothers Saundry and Gull
bert. A Bylaw Committee was also APP
pointed to formulate laws at once. The
date for the quarterly meetings were
fixed for February, May, August and
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the first week in November The time
and place Of the next meeting was left to
the Executive Committee. A vote of
thanks was extended TO Fisk Section for
the use of their rooms. After the trans
action of some minor business the Grand
Section adjourned.
The grand patron has announced the
following deputy grand patrons for the
subordinate sections:-EureKa Section,
Brother Everett Gray. OF No. 3; Fisk,
James Allan, of No. A; Hudson, Sidney
G. Deming. Of No, l, and Iyanhoee. John
Dingwall. of No. 2. These deputies will
install the officers OF the different sections
at the first meeting in October.
The election of officers will take place
in Eureka, lvanhoe and Hudson Sections
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
evenings, respectively. The election of
officers will take place in Fisk on the
30th.
Brother John J. Vile, of Fisk, was
troubled considerably on Tuesday even
hing by being asked had he changed his
residence Jack" wishes it understood
that he still eats in Garden avenue
IF Eureka Section offers the use of its
rooms, the next session OF the Grand Sec
ton will be held there on November 4
A meeting of the Excursion Committee
is called for Tuesday evening at Fisk
Sections rooms. Every member of the
committee should be present, as its affairs
are TO De wound up
The meeting of Ivanhoe on Thursday
evening was better attended than their
meetings have been recently Grand
Chaplain Brother Saundry was present
and made an address. An animated dis
cussion took place over the awarding of
the medal to the one selling the most
tickets for the excursion. The section
decided to purchase another medal to be
presented to Sister julia Jaycox.
Nomeeting of Fisk Section was held on
Tuesday evening owing TO the rooms be-
ing occupied by the Grand Section.
Has anyone seen Beau Brummel dnrinc
the past week? He has not been seen at
the section meetings this week and it is
feared that someone has stolen him.
A large delegation from Fisk Section
also few members Of Ivanhoe and
Eureka were present at Hudkon's meet
ing on Friday evening Word has been
received from the Rev Cornelius Brett.
/ in answer to the application from the
Committee on Meeting Room for rooms
in the Reformed Church. saying he
would put the matter before the Consis-
| tory at the next meeting Brother Viii
liam Clark was installed as second
| patron, and after stormy debates ON
| different subjects the section adjourned
! The tall majestic form Of Brother
Frank J. Higgins of Fisk fits the grand
vice patrons chair to perfection. Ii, the
order had few more like Frank. il
would pc one OF bne strongest in the
State. He is a hard worker.
The Fair Committee were to have held
n meeting at the residence of Miss Lizzie
Dingwall on "Wednesday evening, but
owing TO the inclemency of the weather
no quorum appeared. The commi tee de-
sire to appeal TO the other sections for ar
ticles for the fair, and they
| hope that the responses will be liberal
Brother William Hollely is in the race
as Il candidate for worthy archon Of Fisk
as is also Brother George Conway for
second patron.
Brothers and sisters. don't fail to attend
your respective sections this week, as the
election of officers occurs in all sections.
with the exception of Fisk, this week.
Your duty is TO be on hand and see that
the right members are put IN office. No
excuse, except sickness or death, is in
| order.
Brother Thomas Douglas, of Ivanhoe. is
mourning over the fact that the baseball
season will soon be over TOM is
| baseball crank