The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-15

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be given at their next meeting. Inc
work Of building up this council is being
| actively done by the members and as z
resrlt seven propositions were received
and acted upon at the last meeting Six
of these were presented by the energetic
| and popular member, Sister f. ID. Strong,
and the other by Sister ID. B. Smith. Let
the good work go on. Members Of heliei
Committee are requested to call upon
| Brother Bird, who was reported SICK az
the last meeting.
| NJ d. Smith installed the officers for the
ensuing term in his usual good style, and
| looked every inch a national officer since
he has permitted his beard to grow SO
lopg.
he is the shortest person in Martina WASH
ington Council and resigns in favor OF
Bro. Strong would like to know
whether NJ. ID. Smith really dropped that
gavel Perhaps the ladies can inform
him.
If you wish to see Bro. Warnke riled Just
mention the word tQuacker" In his pres
ence.
Those members who are unwisely at
tempting to obstruct the efforts or the
younger members in bringing the order
into prominence are acting against the
best interests Of the order, and they will
ultimately be beaten.
ANCIENT ORDER OF F0REsTERS OF
AMERICA.
Chief Ranger Kennedy, of Court Pride
of the Hill, is quite as popular as the
Mayor. He is seen at all public and
private social gatherings.
Brother Peter Coffey is getting to be
quite a euchre playing enthusiast.
A number of his former cronies would
be GLAD to see Brother Patrick Dawson at
the Courts meetings
Brother Alderman, OF Court Pride or
the Hill, is a Sixty-ninth Regiment man.
Oh, my, but you should see him i'll his
uniforml
Dominick says the Indians are peace
able lot of young men. The Indians term
Dominick the "Iron Man.
Brother James Baker can talk wall
from nine feet to fifteen feet high.
Counsellor of Court Pride of the
Hill is paying strict attention TO business
now.
Brother Will Fenton was the last man
at the wedding He looked distinguished
in his full dress suit The suit looked
well also, having been built by Doc.
The Arbitration Board will make full
report at its meeting next Tuesday even
ing gro,bor M Morr,. - ao., place., i
very enthusiastic over those valuable
presents he received from his many
friends.
There is some talk of organizing base
ball club from the material in Cours
Pride OF the Hill.
Brother Handsome Gus" is stranger
now. The boys wonder where he Keeps
himself
Brother Leonard should wake up and
come around to Court Pride of the Hills
meeting occasionally The boys are
lonely when the piano is silent.
If Brother Joe Moran wants trimmers
he should call up the Doc"
The William Tanner Association is
composed of members OF Court Pride of
the Hill.
Thomas Walsh was right in it at that
stag party in Newark. He is well known
there, especially on the Hill.
Dan Coffey. Jr., went to Sing Sing re-
Gently. He must have had some good
reason for taking the trip, and he should
explain.
Timothy Kelly is one of the largest
young men in Court Pride of the Hill.
Tim is a very gentlemanly young fellow.
He is seen at all of the social gatherings
on the Heights.
William Harrington has become bene-
dict. The ceremony took place last Sun
day. The bride is acharming young lady
who made her home on Grand street be-
fore the event.
1t is reported on good authority that
Brother Patrick Dawson has got corner
on oil in the Standard Oil Company's
establishment at Caven Point.
Brother Toner is right in the game this
season. 1t is understood that he will be
heard at his best.
The Entertainment Committee of Court
Pride of the Hill is going along with the
arrangements for the excursion. Daniel
J. Smith is the committees chairman.
Court Littlejohn will attend the fu-
= Qo1I
stedt The services will be held at St.
Matthew's Church, Sussex street, Court
Emmett will bury a member to-day. The
deceased is James Hanratta
Court Damon has invested some of its
surplus wealth in Foresters' Hall stock.
Many of its members have subscribed for
shares.
Deputy Thomas B. O'Neill will be a
candidate for High Snb-Chief Ranger,
and no good reason can be advanced why
this enthusiastic, loyal and competent
member should not have his ambition
satisfied.
The Grand Court will convene in May
at Turn Hall, Paterson.
Court Winfield had its annual bali on
Monday night and scored success.
Court Congress goes on uninterrupted
ly acquiring new talent. Chief Ranger
EsterDrook's team gives promise of being
as successful as that of his hustling pre-
QeceSS0f.
High Chief Ranger Kelly is still urging
the courts to endow bed in some hos
pital.
Sheriff McPhillips will ride the goat in
Court Paulus Hook.
The directors of the Foresters' Hall are
energetic.
p. C. r. O'Neill, F. Clements and
NJ. NJ Boylan, of Court GIenwood. are or
canizing circle of the Companions of
the Forest. There will be preliminary
meeting on Thursday of this week at Odd
Fellows Hall, Bergen and Fairmount
avenues. There are now on the roll the
names of thirty prominent young ladies.
The Pride of New Jersey Circle will do
the honors. 1t is thought the new circle
will be named Greenwood Circle.
Not only Foresters, bat all who are &C
0uainted with Sandy McDermont, of
Court Glenwood, will be sorry to hear OF
him being confined to his room with
sprained ankle. Sandy is a conductor on
one of the j. G. and b. motor cars. He
has made himself popular with many OF
the most prominent people on the Hill for
the polite and gentlemanly way he treats
the public in his capacity.
Thursday afternoon II. S. La Point was
in deep trouble over the death OF an old
personal friend of his residing 10
HoboBen. Bro. La Point had several en-
gagements, but he cancelled all of them
that he could go TO the wake. He was
agreeably surprised when he reached the
house to find his friend around and hust-
ling. II. A. never once mentioned wake
to his friend, but excused himself and
visited two or three Courts of Foresters
during the evening.
Court Glenwood's treasurer, p Sury, is