The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-23

ticulariy Brother A. Russell, who is never
left when there is q spread. After coffee
and cigars had been served Brother Nease-
man responded to the toast of Court Der
gen, and Brother A. Duncan took good
care Of Court Park Ridge. Forestry IN
all its branches was ably treated by
Brother NJ. Salinger, Brother J. Allardice
and Brother ]. Westervelt. The Bergen
boys are very proud of the new court and
the brotheis of Park Ridge would look
sponsors Than the members Of Court
Bergen.
Royal TelnpIars of Temperance.
The Grand Council of the Royal Temp
lars Of Temperance Will hold its annual
session next Tuesday at MON Hail, cor
ner Of Fourth and Grove streets. The
session will open at ten O'Clock and viii
probably continue until nine or ten
O'Clock at night. All members Of the
order are invited to attend the meeting
Ancient Order OF Foresters of America
Grand Chief Ranger sO'aIelia visited
Court Glenwood and delivered an in
structive address on Forestry.
The Grand Court has issued the quar-
terry report.
Deputy John +. Kelly and delegation
Of Court Hamilton visited Court He-
boken and installed the woodward. The
Hoboken boys took good care Of their
guests.
Court Jersey City viii have e rousing
banquet. mo beef and'' OF two uD, .
declared one of its members
Chief Ranger Heating, OF Court Gen
eral Lafayette, is y profound thinker and
tireless worker, but is very modest. He
cannot refrain from blushing when the
boys hurl at him his new title. Repre-
sentative of the Grand Court of New Jer-
sey TO the High Court OF America. The
boys are taking advantage of this weak
ness of the Il G. c., etc, and they are
i'm parting advice to the bearer OF the
long title tiaat its length and weight viii
break up his constitution.
''Doc5 Dunn and Billie Kearney are IN
command Of the Invalid Corps of Court
Gienwood. They act promptly and the
sufferers receive immediate attention
Glenwood will soon be able to turn ont
squad of 1.-THE finest" Il has eight
policemen on its roll of members
Captain Sagendorf thinks that the For
esters' Guard would not be a missioner
for Company A of the Second Regiment.
No one has recently preached the sub
ject OF joint picnic for next sum mer.
It is predicted that ten courts viii be
established in this county before the close
of the year.
Justice Stewart, the Deputy Warden
of the Penitentiary, is the G. r. of Court
Hamilton. He always manages to get
into town when anything of Importance
to the court requires attention.
G. Frank Sutherland Is being doomed
for chaplain.
Counsellor James Manning has decided
to sail with the old boat and viii not
unite with one of the other courts. He is
valuable member and his views are al
ways asked when knotty questions are
introduced
The death of Peter Martin has deprived
Court Lafayette of the services Of an
active and intelligent member
1t is hard work to keep Enoch Ryno
away from the organ on meeting nights.
He is stuck on the ivories and never
misses an opportunity TO practice.
Foresters are realizing the benefits de-
rived from fraternal visits and conse-
quently az every meeting members Of sis
ter courts are on hand.
Grand Chief Ranger O'Melia is a star
in handling the gayel.
Brother d. f. Coleius has joined the
benedicts. His spouse is a Charming
young lady who lives al Elizabeth. A
large number Of friends have called and
Congratulated the happy couple.
Court Triumph is growing ropidly. It
recently changed its place of meeting,
aud the change has been beneficial, as
the meetings are well attended. The
sessions are now held at Odd Fellows
Hall, corner of Paramount and Bergen
avenues.
A relic of the late lanented picnic and
games. in the shape of . gold-headed
cane, reached Court Glenwood some time
ago from the Amalgamated Committee.
Finding no other use fer it. the Court
has decided to vote it TO the most popular
member of Glenwood.
Jacky Jones is the authority on all Fire
Department matters. Il is said that he
knows something about dogs.
add to lodge head
Milton w. Smith has resigned as secre-
tarv in consequence of illness.
Court General Lafayette will meet on
Wednesday night.
High Chief Ranger OMelia is a hustler.
He often visits three or four Courts the
same night. A few nights ago he tried
to break the record and visit six He
failed. When he reached the last one on
the list the Court had adjourned and the
good Foresters of the Court had been
asleep an hour or more.
There is Il lively competition between
jewellers to see who VIII produce the
haudsomest, cheapest, most serviceable,
ETC., Forester's badge.
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS is pro-
duced very often in the Court rooms now
adays
Peter Martin. OF Court General I4afay-
cite, was on Monday morning summoned
by the supreme Chief Ranger of all to the
court above. He had always been an en-
ergetic worker with host of friends in
the sister courts. Court Glenwood at the
close of its session visited the home of the
deceased and offered sympathy to the
stricken relatives. A g0odiy number of
the members attended the funeral ser
vices on Thursday morning at st. Pat
rick's Church, where solemn high mass
of requiem was sung for the repose OF his
soul.
Free and Accepted Masons.