The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-27

county ihrre will be three and possibly
four divisions.
Past Chancelior's jewels are about to
be presented TO three Of the most popular
Past Chanceliors OF the Hoboken Lodge.
Elections will he finished this weak.
Some of the lodges of x of y. of New
York City have provided what they term
an Imperial Smcke' for the fourth ses-
sion OF each month.
Franklin Lodge No. 81. of Kingston. y.
Y, cast fourteen votes in the Grand
Lodge, having over fourteen hundred
members.
Grand Chancellor j.. I. Hall and Grand
Vice Chancellor William Ladew are yis-
iting the lodges in New York City and
vicinity. and are creating great enthusi-
asm wherever they go.
Aleghania Lodge of New York City
will have a public installation in Jauu-
ary. A large representation from Dis
tricts Nos. 8 and q OF this city will be
present.
Tie Past Chancellors of Albany, n. Y.
are about to organize Past Chancellors'
Association for social and beneficial pur-
poses.
The Office of outer guard will probably
he the oaly one contested on the Grand
Lodge floor ut its next session. The
chances are iu favor OF Colonel Rockafel-
low of Somerville.
New lodges will be instituted within
few days at Manasquan and Railway.
a new lodge is about to be formed in
Bergen county, thanks to the efforts of
the G. G..
Sir knight John King claimed first
blood on Tuesday evening and ne got it,
sure.
Sir Knight Guard Bannister was heard
giving the recruits of Grant Division
their iirsr lessons in tactics on Tuesday
| QVnniug off m riofilt fnot rjubt 1raSg
eyes left and such commands could be
heard from the guard room.
ID. d. G. G. NJ. McDonough says that
when he grows little, he will join the
uniform rank. Hurry it up, Mac.
Where was p. G. John G. Wilson on
Tuesday evening?
Questiou:-Why did Captain Sol Leon
ard order the division into the forest on
Tuesday evening? There were no pale
faces there, all red, and at the guard
honuse. Captain.
Sir Knight Guard Murray OF Grant
Division is an ex-Lieutenant of the Sew
enty-iirst Regiment, n. e. S. n. Y, and
will make good first sergeant.
Brother Uriah Day, of Lincoln, is one
of the finest banjo players in the coun-
try. At the next session OF Lincoln he
will add much good music 10 the good
and welfare.
Where are Uncle Pete and his banjo?
George Point is about to sell his farm
and will soon be known as Professor
Point. He is at work on his organ solo,
dedicated to Uncle jim, entitled "Dandy
JIM"
Brother p. C. Connett will receive calls
on New Years.
Brother Patterson will soon be installed
as Chancellor Commander of Rath bone
Lodge.
Billy Mead, the next representative of
Rathbone, will be a close attendant at
the sessions of the Grand Lodge in Tren-
ton In February.
p. C. N. Wilson, of Lafayette, retires
from his second term of office MS Chan
cellor Commander on January g. He
has made an able Commander.
p. G. Vail, of Lafayette, is recognized
as one OF the best posted members in the
lodge on Pythian affairs.
p. G. Schroeder promises a big time at
the public installation of Hoboken op
Monday. Jan nuary Is.
Prelate Abrahams is the right man for
Prelate of his lodge.
New jersey has at present two Grand
Vice Chancellors. The second arrived a
few davs since. The Grand Chancellor,
John Ulrict, is to be congratulated on
his good fortune.
Grand Master-at-Arms DR.. Shaw has
made very few visits during the year.
The members Of district No. 8 have never
had the pleasure of meeting him.
G. i. e. Ralph Donath will visit Free
hold next week as the guest OF the dis
| trict.
The GrandVice Chancellor is confined TO
| his residence in New Brunswick with an
attack of the grip.
| Grand Outer Guard DIR. w. f. Hitch
! cock is a sure winner in the race for
| G. l. G.
| ID. d. q. C. McDonough will announce
| the names of the Past Chancellors who
| will be On his staff during the present
week