The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-13

Gil. No. 81 Of Bayonne, was held
Tuesday evening The following officers
were elected: - ri e~ident, ex-Counciiman
Rouert 4. Fawcerl; Vice President, Peter
| 5 Mctiiilivray; Secretary, John w. Cark-
| huff; Collector, Frederick H. Trapp;
Treasurer, George w Conklin: Chaplain.
Robert n. Brown; Counsellor. James II.
Eakins; Trustees, John w. Carkhuff,
I Jacob II. Johnston and James Leonard.
10 date the National Provident Union
| has paid 1924 $50 2S for 246 death clsims.
| Tne order now EN- braces i0l subordinate
councils located in nine states, and repre-
senIing about nine Thousand members.
| At the next meeting of HUDSON Coun-
Gil. four applicants for membership will
made citizens of the Provident grade.
| DR.. Samuel i. Meyers will also entertain
his fellow members with lecture.
! IRON HALL.
| Bergen Branch. No. 1,143, has elected
tie following officers for the ensuing
! year:-Chief Justice. James G. Hakes;
! Vice Justice, T. b. O'Neill; Past Justice.
+. j. l4sInpert; Aeconntan. Samuel D..
! Kay; Prelate, f. e. Durland; Herald,
". c. Dahtman; Watchmau, w. 7. Hal
| bert: Vidette. William Hardekapf; Trus.
| tees. William r. Clements, John q. Wes-
| tervelt and William Z. johnson. The
new officers are very popular. and no
| doubt they will give satisfaction to Ber-
gen Branch.
Ex-Accountant c. l.. Herring and
Fred Pollard. of Bergen Branch, are still
looking for the commission promised
will come ia time. All good things come
slow.
The members Of Local Branch No
1,119 held their annual meeting last
Thursday evening and elected the follow
ing officers to serve during the ensuing
| s-E f<xA 1Aks. Al t..
Vice Justice, John p. Ellis; Accountant,
John Thompson; Adjuster, John 5.
Haver; Cashier, Charles e. Heudrickson /;
Herald, Edward H. Schmidt; Watenman, +,
Rutsen l. Schuyler; Trustees, Ersssus NJ.
D0lbier, John A. Post and William II.
Walters.
Chief Justice Lampert has just cause to
be proud of his administration. lie not
alone earned the estseni OF the members
but he did more than any other member
in the recruiting lins, and those he pro-
posed were business men who will be "a
credit to the branch and order. Fred is d
hustler and the boys all know it.
S. D. Kay accountant of branch /, l43
was unanimously reelected on Wedues-
day hight Friend Kay deserves this and
| more, too. He has never missed u meet
ing in over two years and is in himself a
whole book OF knowledge about the order.
Friend Reinecke was not at the meeting
Wednesday:night, leaving his colleagues
to transact all the business.
Friend Werner Bruins of Branch 1143
has beeu confined to his home by sickness
for the last two weeks. His recovery is
anxioasly hoped for by his numerous
friends.
GRAND ARMY OF THE RLPUBLIC.
Last Tuesday evening the comrades of
James N. Van Buskirk Post held their
annual encampment in Hendrickson's
Assembly Rooms and elected the follow
ing corps of officers:-Post Commander,
Philip G. Vroom; Senior Vice Post Com
mander, Diedrich Graper; Junior Vice
Post Commander, Matthias B. Stewart;
Past Post Commander, DIR. Noah San
born: Surgeon, John Eppinger; Chap
lain, William w. Broker; Quartermas-
ter, Thomas J. Bird; Officer OF the Day.
John Mindermann; Officer OF the Guard.
Patrick Burke; Trustees. Howard L..
Lock man, Louis Bradbury and Michael
Vreelaud; Delegate to the Department
Encumpment, Louis Bradbury. These
officers and the appointive staff will be
installed on Tuesday evening. January IL.
| Under the auspices of Van Buskirk
| Circle No. is. a pound package auction
and entertainment was given last We'd
nesday evening in Hendricks0n's Assem-
bly, Rooms, that city. Custer Post No 6,
| Sons of Veterans, assembled at the East
| Yhirty-third street railroad station and
marched to the hall. Dancing followed
| the auction.
| Past Commander John A. Post of
! Mansfield Post, is undoubtedly trust
worthy citizen. During the past week he
was elected IL Trustee III each of three Or
| ganizations with which he is affiliated.
The annual camp fire of Mansfield Post.
| No. 22. will be held at the organization IS
headquarters in Arcanum Hail, that city,
on Tuesday evening. December Is. A
detachment from the G.. A. r. Post at
Railway is expected to be present.
There will also be other guests.