The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04

VINO hIe t6IiDu- Jimmy Will De on Al<tHtt
Monday night to welcome his successor
to the chair. The members of Court
Glenwood made no mistake when first
they made Brother Bowling financial
secretary and then promoted him TO the
highest Office in the court He filed the
office with dignity a himself and the
Won would not not again in SIC 81 ged Himself
S. w. Doc Dunn, of Court Glenwood,
made his last official visit to the sick yes
terday and babe them all good bye Doc.
was a good and faithful officer and was
well adapted for the position. both in
manner and appearances. He is never
known to have other tnon smiling face.
His words OF comfort and cheer for those
suffering We're always sources of pleas
ure. 1t was with reluctance the court
filled the office with another brother.
Doc. could not be induced to serve an
other term. He will retire from Office
with the best wishes of all.
Deputy De Largy, with a staff of Off
GERS from other courts, will Install the
newly elected officers of Court Glenwood
tomorrow night. The high officers of
the State and the officers of many other
courts have signified their intention of
being present. After the meeting the
court will work the fourth degree. The
members of sister courts are Invited to De
present.
P. G. Ranger NJ F. Heating, Of Court
General Lafayette, and Chief Justice
elect E. j. Lampert of Branch !, 143, 0. ].
H., made q VOW New Years morning that
they would not leave a friend unvisited
on that day. The number Of their friends
and the length of their stay with each
made their job tedious one, so much so
that they only got through in Jersey City
at half-past three O'Clock yesterday. They
then took the four o'clock boat to New
York TO resume the calling In the city Of
ff.saxr tfrtx f6nr
they will cross the big bridge to the City
of Churches, where friend Lampert was
born, and pursue the same course until
they get through visiting all acquaint-
ances. BY The way, p. G. II. keatiDg
says if he can spare the time from his
business ne VIII take boat for the Capital
city of New York, where he was born,
and surprise his relations aud friends
there.
The two secretaries of Court Gil enwood
were bound to nave sleigh ride befor
this storm would pass away. They &C
cOrdingly manipulated sleigh belong
ing to a three-y ear-old boy of P. G. r.
OpNeiH and went out calling. From APP
pearauces they enjoyed themselves right
ly. One pulled the sled couple of blocks
and then 1.-THE other was the horse. The
sled received such bad treatment from
the scTibes that it Is in the carriage shop
awaiting its turn 20 be again put in run
ming order. The boys father gave those
fellows a left handed blessing. and prom
ises when an opportunity presents itself
that he will fix them so as they will have
to go to the repair shop.
The membersof Court Glenwood will be
pleased to know that Captain John n.
Bruins. of Company ID, Fourth Regiment,
GOT his clearance card from Court Jersey
City last Friday night and will deposit it
on Monday night with Court Glenwood,
where nearly all of his command are
members. The Captain has promised
Court Glenwood this favor for very near
a year, but it is thought that p. II. g. r.
O'Melia had something TO do with the de-
lay. Some of Glenwood's members with
the Captain himself stole march on the
p. Fl. G. r. on Friday night while he was
he was in the reception room entsrtaining
the Companions OF the Forest.
Court Gienwood was represented at
Court Jersey City's meeting on Friday
night by the following brothers:-P. G.
r. L. d. OsNeill, Treasurer p. Sury, S.
Woodward, j. f. Mccormack and a
number of members. Each one of the
above named officers held a post of honor
during the ceremony of installation.
Treasurer Sury, who is member of
many singing societies, displayed his vo-
cal abilities when singing the welcome
odes, as the Companions of the Forest en-
tered the hall. Shin Fame and many
others congratulated him after the meet
ing.
]. o. %. T.
District Deputy Grand Master Of Dis
trics No. g. Brother john p Willetts has
gathered around him on his staff some of
the brightest stars IN the city and men
who are destined to make their mark in
Odd Fellowship. The installation cere-
mony this time will be performed with
quickness, neatness aud dispatch.
Jersey City Lodge No. "a held very
pleasant meeting on last tuesday even
ing aud transacted a large amount Of
business in a short space Of time, two
new propositions being acted Hpon, Civ
ing work for the first month or the new
year. Officers were elected for sthe pres
ent term, and as the executive officers are
young. ardent, well posted and alive TO
the interest OF their lodge aud the prin-
ciples of ODD Fellowship there is no doubt
but what Jersey City Lodge will con-
tinue to be the banner lodge of this city
The officers will be installed on next
Tuesday evening, January 6. All officers
are requested to be in attendance by 9
o'clock sharp
D. d. G. II. John P. Willetts has APP
pointed the following worthy brothers on
mis- staff: Grand warden, G. Z. Beckel, p.
G. of No. 66; grand marshal, I. L. Fitz-
simmons, p e. of No. "a; grand secretary,
w. u w ay, L. u. OF NO. 1cU, grand per-
manent secretary, j. H. Whitford, P. G.
or No. 2l0; grand treasurer, w II. John
ston, P. g. of No. 2l0; grand inner guard,
James Ii. Hall, p. G. of No. IS.
d. ID. G. NJ. j. P. Willets will begin his
tour of the lodges tomorrow night to in
stall the officers.
Rising Star Lodge viii work the third
degree tomorrow night.
Harmony Encampment held an inter-
esting meeting on Friday night. No de
gree work was done, but the session was
pleasant and considerable business was
transacted.
Garfield Association will meet next
Wednesday night.
Brother Fitzsimmons is looked upon as
one of the regulars by the members of
Garfield Lodge. That's righs, brother If
all the other members of the order
evinced the same interest there would be
stupendous boom. Nothing tends to
arouse enthusiasm like a crowded lodge
room and numerous visitors
Brother j. B. Getting, ID. d. G. p. is
making preparations for his ardous
duties, which will begin soon
Brother j. e. Bernstein, OF Sumner
Lodge, was caned recently. He was not
severely injured and is convalescent. His
friends supplied the cane. 1t is of stout
ebony, with massive gold head
Now that the holiday season is over the
brothers will have more time, and it is
hoped that they will not forget the duty
they owe the lodge and the order. Every