The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-12

klHQ ever ueiN III Ills clty- 1ne Goyef-
nor Of the State and ether aignitaries
have been Invited il the Companions Of
the Forest are wide awake il will prove n
capital recruiting field tor them. as all
the known and unknown FoTesters will
have their best girls with them.
Court Columbia meets Wednesday
night.
| Court Little5ohn buried member last
week
Where. oh, where is Tommy LyonsY
Brother Henry Traphagen strongly oh
Jects to lengthy meetings.
Brother Mcqueen has not appeared
above the Forestic horizon for some time
Whats the matter Georges
Brother A. Z. Kern IS getting TO big to
\ go around now. The boys will soon fad
1t easier 10 step over him.
The bar privileges for the Deputies Re-
/ ception will be sold tomorrow night.
The chief ranger Of Court Glenwood
has something to say abont certain
committee at the next meeting. And he
is going to say 1t, too.
Why don't John Smith, Of Court Glen
/ wood. attend more of the meetings?
While some of the courts have the can
didates already named TO fill the chief
rangers chair. nobody has as yet been
/ mentioned in GlenW00d. Who will il bes
Speak up, boys.
At the regular meeting of Court Hamfl-
ton No. 1854 held last Tuesday evening.
1 ten tlHulUdleS AEEc lA1LialEQ ana twelve
propositions were received There are also
twelve candidates who failed 10 appear to
! be initiated. The Initiation was con-
! Quoted by G. r. Tremper and Sub G. Me-
| Cookery, assisted by Past c. r. Ramsay.
/ OF Court Jersey City, and High O. r.
/ Kelly. There were visiting brothers from
! Courts Jersey City, Minturn, OF Hoboken:
Little Side, of New York; Courts Fort
Lee, Littlejohn, Monmouth and Stevens
Under good and welfare Past r. Flynn.
/ of Court Jersey City, spoke highly Of For
ester's Hall, also OF having representa-
tive on that committee for this court. and
Brother George Young was selected to
see after the interest OF this court.
III army body axes you'i You can tell
them that Court Greenville is in the
swim aud is doing nicely
| Court Pride of the HIT is catching all
the talent from the Junction and South
Bergen. 1t has a jolly lot CT young men
and its meetings are far from dull The
| court has a great corps OF ssr0astersn and
they make it lively for the innoceuts.
| Their jests are not of the kind that hurt.
consequently no one Is injured. They had
six candidates on the rack at the last
meeting and several propositions were
/ presented. The court has an excellent
presiding officer in Chief Ranger III. J.
| Kennedy.
The officers of the Grand Court will
visit Court Damon at Roche,s Hall next
a grand turnout of the members of the
order as ali will be welcome. The more
/ the merrieF.
The tickets for Court Pride Of the HIPS
entertainment and hop have been issued.
The affair will take place on Thanksgiy-
| ing eve.
The members of Pride Of the Hill have
been complimentlng Gus Liefer on his
| abilities as muse.
The '.boys" have been renlarkinp re-
Gently that every motion Of Brother
Thomas Gaffney, OF Pride of the Hill, in
dicates the skilled pianist
DAM Coffey always bushes when be
is asked how his photo was picked up
near the junction
Little Jay Goulds is full of sorrow
over the thought that the sounds of lone
strike" etc, will be heard no more in the
| land, as the season is near over.
Brother Tom Welsh. Of Pride of the
Hill, the rival of 'Raso Lewis, surprised
| himself this week when he ATTEMPTED to
do an hours hard work
A man located IN West New York a
few days ago. He is respectable ana has
now Forester. The local court has
scooped in every good citizen In the place
and consequently more contented com
! munity cannot be found than West New
York. Peace and prosperity reign. Court
West New York has accomplished much
good.
The growth of Court Harsimus has
been marvellous 1t is only few months
old and now has over two hundred mem
| bers enrolled. AT the last session
eighteen were initiated and a dozen
propositions were received. The court is
composed OF energetic young men. and
| when they ind worthy man who is not
a MEMBER OF the order they are bound to
! explain to him what grand institution
! Forestry Is and invariably win him. This
| Court is bound to be in the front rank
Court Paulus Hook is destined to
reach the right of column Il has
| goodly number of workers who always
eontrive to bring in batch Of PROPOSE
tons at each meeting. Ten were sub
mitted at the last session. and the goat
had TO struggle with six candidates.
Chief Ranger Tumilty is still hustling
/ Tor Court General Wayne and the new
Court Is not last on the list by long
shot 1t is steadily advancing and win
pass many conrts before the Grand Court
meets. It's report will be one that the
members will have occasion TO be
proud Of
| Ranger O'Melia. High Secretary LaPointe
and large delegation of workers, includ-
ing the star. NJ. J. Flynn, visited Kings
land on Friday night and instituted Court
| Union. II is the first branch of secret
order established in the pretty settlement.
~ HAS uiduc u bpttHttu otdkb. 4 ne boys
| from this county were received in fine
style. The trip too was jolly affair
Court John a. Minturn is making
grand progress, and its growth has sur
Drised the two older courts in Hoboken
i How much the prosperity of court
depends on the man in the chair is clearly
demonstrated by the growth of the court.
Several that seemed dead fortunately
| elected an active ambitious man for Chief
Ranger, and the result has been resusci-
tation, and these courts are now full of
yigor and are thriving. All courts should
profit by this. and on that only u man OF
/ energy and tireless worker is chosen as
its presiding officer.
Court Hamilton is cutting down the
lead OF Court Jersey City. The members
OF Hamilton are striving hard 10 reach
first place and hold the honor of being
the banner court OF the Stale. The mem
bers OF Court Jersey City Will have to
scratch gravel lively to hold their posi-
tion ut the right of the column.
/ Captain john Hart is a hustler from
| way back, and in consequence Court Ger
mania is booming.
High Chief Ranger Keely is closely
! watching the courts and when there is
the slightest semblance of lack of in
terest shown by any he Is promptly on
hand to spur the sleepy court on. lie has
| put life into several courts. They will
not be allowed to fail into stale of in
! nocuous desuetude while the present II.
! c. r. is at the helm.
(sourt CfavauS, growth shows M in