The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29

Pennsylvania Railroad and board train
to Elizabeth, where the Hatfield Camp
will escort them to the hall. Captain j.
Il. Gehring will have command of the
camp at Elizabeth.
uniform.
John Paynten is stage manager, and
Gus Esterbrook is floor director at the
rendered TO James McMRien at Oakland
Rink on April 20. A sketch entitled "a
Confederate Spg." arranged by John
Pavnten will be given, and few MEM
beers of the camp will take part. On the
programme are w. Donor, the black face
Cathcart, in Hebrew impersonatioHs,
Stokes and Farrell. sketch songs and
dances; Charles j. Duncombe, humorist,
Oscar w. Ewald soloist; w. Pobe and
Mcmahon, knock abouts; Miss Fanuie
Conkin, dancer; lloyd aud Russell in
directed by Prof. Kretgers. The enter
tainment will conclude with q grand ex-
hibition drill by Logan Camp. A hop
will follow the entertainment.
i. o. 0. F.
Garfield Lodge No. IS met last Wednes-
day night. The initiatory degree was
conferred on two candidates. n. G. Rud-
dick presided. The degree was given in
regular form by the degree team. Several
propositions are standing out, and Gar
field Will have work Tor long time to
come
There was no degree work in Rising
Star last Monday night, but good meet
ing was had All who attended were
well repaid for their visit. Rising Star
has reputation for hospitality second to
none
Harmony Encampment No. AZ viii meet
next Friday night. There will be good
meeting, as there are several items Of in
terest on the bill OF fare. All brothers
are welcome.
N. G. Ruddick of No. 65 was seen at his
best last Wednesday night. $50 say we
all of us +"
P. G. Shain of No. &C was one of the
visitors ut No. IS last Wednesday. He is
popular at Garfield; in fact, is gladly
welcomed wherever he goes.
Lincoln Lodge No. 1876 will meet next
Tuesday night. Work is expected ALI
who can should visit 1875. as it is a live
lodge, and It's meetings are always inter
esting.
Maple No. 2es netted ahandsome sum
from it's last entertain ment. The pro-
ceeds will go towards buying the para
phernalia for tne degree team which is
making rapid progress toward success.
Brothers, call on Maple.
The annual reception of the employees
Of the B. o. p c. II. will be held IN
w OOuS Hui on 1neSuAy evening, MaIcn
81. As there are among the Boston's en-
ployes many of our prominent Old
Fellows 1t is safe TO presume the affair
will be grand success. Brother Benis-
ton is working hard for the success Of the
affair
The G. A. R. Post that wins the beauti-
full silk flag will be fortunate indeed
comrades, show your grit, and when you
march TO the unwilling of the soldiers
monument see chat this handsome flag is
borne by your color bearer.
Sumner Association will meet soon ana
appoint a committee to arrange for the
annual excursion.
Garfield Association will meet on April
l. All brothers are requested to be pres
ent. Business of importance.
1roQuols No. 80 will meet next Thurs
day night There will be degree work.
Visitors are welcome.
First degree next Wednesday night in
Garfield No. 65.
Initiatory degree tomorrow night in
Rising Star No. 210. IL is a treat worth
seeing. Do not miss ir.
The worthy conductor, B. w. Wallace
of Mechanics 66, Is the right man IN the
right place. Go north, go south, 20 east,
90 west, and you cannot duplicate him.
Assisted by the degree team under the
leadership of Major Marinus he makes
the initiatory sight once seen never to
be forgotten. Odd Fellows of other
lodges who have never seen this degree in
Mechanics should visit them and they
will not regret It.
p. G. Ebersole WAS among the visitors
at Mechanics No. 66 last Tuesday night.
Where, oh where, is Brother Richards.
Fair weather. fair attendance and a
good bill of fare is what Myrtle No. 10
desires at their grand fair from April 20
to "a The gavels, the apron, the banners,
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most beautiful designs that can be pro-
duced, have been secured. Tickets are
selling rapidly, donations are coming In,
money as Well, and all things point
toward grand success. Jersey City has
or neverwill see the like of this again. Oh
how the Hall fund will boom along now.
Brother Old Fellows, put your shoulder
to the wheel, and push on the good
work.
School Children's tickets have been
printed, and sent to the different schools.
There will be many attractions at the
fair, which will not only amuse but will
instruct the little ones.
Hudson Lodge No. IA held very inter
esting meeting on Wednesday evening
Noble Grand Henry Rose presided. Pro-
positions were received, and the pros
poets for its future are very favorable.
What Major MarinuS mad in store for
No. GO was realized at its last meeting.
sitfon, and the rendition of that grand
character was par excellence. Critics
could find no material but praise. A can
didate can never forget the Warden Bro
theirs who have not seen Major Marinus
should try and induce him TO officiate
again In his own or a sister lodge The
N. G.. did his part we'll p. G.. Gallagher
at the request of P 6. Shain acted as the
sitting Past Grand and he delivered the
charge in his usual impressive manner.
Past Grands Parker and Shain divided
the honors as Noble Grand during good
and welfare" and entertaining remarks
were made by Past D. D. G. NJ Allen,
Past Grands Ebersole Hall, Ainsworth,
Holcomb, Carpenter, Bickeli. Bell, Conk-
lin, Browning, Youmans. and many
Others. Brother Vance. organist, enter
tanned the brothers with few choice
selections.
G. P. Andrew ]. Doan of n. j. (P. G. OF
''66'D will confer the first degree next
Tuesday on several candidates.
p. S. Robt Moore was missed from Me
chanics last Tuesday. Rumor says he
has been sick. His recovery is looked for
by his many friends.
Myrtle Rebekah Degree Lodge held its
regular meeting on Thursday evening
with very large attendance Three can
didates received the degree, and four
propositions were received. In good and
welfare the usual pleasa time was had.
The entertainment committee furnished
the talent. Communications Of con-