The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-01
ROYAL ARCANUM.

The past week has been somewhat of a
quiet one In Arcanum circles, as far as
council meetings are concerned, but
nevertheless the members have not been
idle. New candidates are popping up in
all directions, and the increase for the
year.promises to exceed all others Within
the next three weeks six new councils
will be instituted and all the councils in
the State are steadily increasing their
membership
The calendar issued by Jersey City
Council No. 50 has been greatly admired,
aud requests for them have been numer
GUS. IL is very neatly gotten up. and is Il
handsome ornament for the home or
office.
Deputy Grand Regent NJ G. yreeland
has thirty names on the charter list for a
new council on the Hill. 1t will be insti-
tuted about the middle OF February In
Clinton Hall The council in process of
formation in the Marion section is pro-
crossing favorably, and will be reality
in a short time. Brother Vreeland Is also
laying pipes for another council in West
Bergen. Keep it up, Nick; you are doing
nobiy.
The joint committee on the "Hill' re-
unions will meet on Wednesday night
and listen to the reports of the various
subcommittee. The COMMITTEES promise
that this one, which is to be the windup
one of the series, will put all the others ia
30 in Metropolitan Hall. on Ocean avenue
| Grand Trustee s. ). KaIlman, who has
been afflicted with a dstula for several
| months, had an operation performed on
him last Wednesday by DR.. g. Il. Dlckin-
| son, assisted by DIR. j. j Baunan. He
will be confined to his bed for several
weeks In consequences and his physicians
are confident of uis ultimate recovery.
| sam" has been greatly missed in Royal
! Arcanum circles by reason of his enforced
absence and his many friends wish him a
| speedy recovery. He Is one of ths most
active workers in the order and at put
| ting up new councils he cannot be beat.
! He mad three or four under way when he
was taken i'll, which, but for his inability
TO look after, would have been instituted
by this time.
Damon Council No. 1,19S will meet to-
4 morrow evening in Bamber Hall, Green.
I vile.
Grand Regent Tompkins asks TOR sub
scription OF 90 from each cooncil in the
state 70 furnish u new outfiJ for Little
i falls Council, whose meeting room was
destroyed by fire week or TWO ago, and
all their property consumed.
\. Pioneer Council No. 70 held one of their
exciting sessions on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Joseph e. Bernstein. manager OF
1.-The Boston," was initiated into mem
bership and three other applications were
received. Brother W. ii. Pesrce was
elected warden ia place of Brother KID
bier. Resigned. The 'parlimentarlans'
were on hand ana succeeded In keeping
j mp their records.
Bayonne Council No. COS will meet In
Arcanuin Hall, Bayonnc, tomorrow even
lug. Bayonne's meetings are always en-
ioyabie, and they invariably have a good
attendance.
Bro Daniel Webster Batty, the vice
regent Of Guiding Star Council, is achiev
ing quite re 2utation, both as hustle
and an orator. He is fayorite with al
WHO know him. and has made man,
& friends In the order.
Z The next reunion will take place d
Friday evening, and il will be d dandy.
The affair Will be held III Silvet's Opsi