The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-06
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cured Oriental Grove forthat date
Grant Lodge No 80 held an interesting
convention on Thursday evening. The
rank of page was conferred on one candi-
date. A very pleasant good and welfare
followed. The rank of esquire will be
conferred at the nexJ convention. Al
committee consisting of Past Chancellors
Wilson, Andrews. Sayres and Hitchcock
and Bro. Laforge has been appointed to
make arrangements for memorial SER
vice to be held at an early date.
Lincoln Lodge No. SO held its regular
convention on Thursday evening. The
rank Of page was conferred. The resigna-
ton of the NJ. of A. was accepted, and an
election to fill the vacancy will be held on
next Thursday evening. The rank of
knight will be conferred on the same
evening.
Lafayette Lodge No 10 held regular
meeting at its castle hall on Wednesday
evening. The rank of page was con-
ferred on one candidate, and the rank of
knight on four. This lodge is doing
well. 1t was decided that after the next
regular meeting the lodge would
meet on Wednesday of each week in
stead Of twice each month as heretofore.
This change will prove beneficial TO the
lodge in many ways.
Centenary Lodge No. 100 has moved
into its new home at Bamber Hall on
Linden avenue. Greenville. p. G. Zim-
norman says that they will have one of
the flnset halls in the district.
Rathbone Lodge No. 10 held another of
its interesting meetings on Tuesday even
ing. The rank of knight was conferred
creasing its membership very rapidly. On
next Tuesday evening the rank OF page
will be conferred.
Hoboken Lodge No. l06 will confer the
rank OF page at its regular convention
tomorrow evening. A committee has
an entertainment TO take place shortly,
and rs Hoboken Lodge is we'll known as
a liberal entertainer, the success of the
affair IS already guaranteed.
A new assembly of the Pythiau Sister
hood was instituted at Somerville, ~ j.,
on Monday by Mrs. A. a. Young p. G. c.,
assisted by Z. C. Mrs. Nellie Morrison of
Elizabeth, and G. G. Mrs. Van Wart of
this city
The Grand Assembly Of Pythian Sister
hood of New Jersey will be instituted in
this city about April is by 2. G. c. Mrs.
A. A. Young.
Calanthe Assembly No. 5. Pythian Sis
terhood. will hold its regular meeting on
Monday evening. A number of new
members will be introduced.
Palestine Division No. held its regular
meeting on last Tuesday evening. The
rank was conferred on Brother A. Yarns,
OF Lincoln Lodge No. 80. Captain Steup
will soon organize his drill corps to com
pete for the prizes offered by the Grand
Lodge
Lafayette Lodge did wise thing when
1t changed IT'S meeting nights to once
every week. The late hours kept by this
lodge induced p. G. Shredder TO bring a
lunch with him, and he could be seen
enjoying himself hugely at the station OF
the " G. at times during the evening,
and what an eater he is.
Bro. p G.. James Solomon is happy
when he relates his experience in Trenton
during the session of the Grand Lodge.
IT IS said that p. q. g. Henry Housell
will soon establish an office in Jersey City
for the sale Of his latest patent. "a nickel
in the slot machine,n and that p. G.
James Solomon has secured the sole
agency for the counties of Hudson and
Mercer.
We are told that P. G. Ross Tilden Is
thriving ana growing better looking I'M
der his new inyigorator, and is now look
ing for good thing to make the haii
grow.
Amity Division, u. r., X. of r., was in
spected recently by Colonel Povey and
staff, The division turned out with full
ranks. This division holds weekly drills
and has already began to prepare for the
coming competitive drill They promise
that their division shall be near the top.
Colonel Povey aud staff. First Regi
ment, Z. H., X. OF r., visited Paterson
recsntlx. aceom1anied b. Calauths