The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-12
FoREsTERS oP AMERlCA.

brother 1. curtis OF lou triumph,
known as Little Jay Could" attended
surprised his many friends by demolish-
ing half a turkey and three canary
birds.
Brother John Dunn of Court Glenwood
has been elected an honorary member of
the Mixed Whale" Club:
Pride Of the Hill, imagines he hears the
fire bell ringing.
They say that Jake" Berg of Pride Of
she Hill has an excellent reputation as a
carver.
Tom" Welsh OF Court Pride Of the
Hill. spent New Years, Day at his old
home In Newark, and hasn't fully re-
covered.
Brother Jack" Tyson of Court General
Lafayette. in his rendition of the song en-
titled 1.-The lessons I learned at mothers
knee" is immense.
Court Pride Of the Hill held its third
anniversary nc its room on Thursday
evening. The opening address was by p.
II. G. X. O'Neila; speeches by H. 5. w.
Kennedy and ID. II. Delargy; singing aud
recitations by Messrs. James Crossen,
Joseph Madden and Jacob Berg. A dele
CATION from Court Atlantic. OF Brooklyn,
was present and they have some good
talent. John Tyson, the tenor singer.
was in good foruh, as also Chief Ranger
NJ. J. Kennedy. p. G. X. James Richard
WAS received In great style. He was the
first chief ranger. Chief Ranger Daniel
Cody, of Glenwood responded In his
pleased way. Chief Ranger Hepplestone,o of
o Triumph, made an elegant speech.
Chief Ranger Fish, of Court Greenville,
got there. He is quiet, but he makes
them all hustle. His remarks were
worth hearing. Brother Murray, Of
Court Pride, is a very sweet singer.
Brother William Finlay, in his talk
brought down the house. Ben Shanahan
was there every time; SO was Dan, Jake
Donnick and Captain. Daniel j. Smith.
who had charge of the affair. wore his
diamond, and was superb. Frank KIM
merry and Patrick Keely were there with
Patrick Kilroy. The dinner served would
do credit TO any body. 1t was a regular
The COMMITTEES deserve great praise.
The committee consisted of Daniel j.
Smith, chairman; Benjamin Shauahan,
Daniel S. CoffeY, Jacob J. Berg. Domin-
lex Matran and Thomas Gaughan. 1t
was one OF the largest gathering OF for
esters held IN this city. The sport COM
menced at nine O'clock and did not close
until three in the morning. All were
well satisfied with their visit.
After the fourth degree was satisfac-
torily worked at Court Glenwood's head
quarters Monday night a number OF
prominent Foresters, headed by p. H. G.
II. Mcdlld anu CupLdiu j.. N. burns,
proceeded to MY Place" and took pos
session. not exactly by force. but IL tooK
a good deal OF force to get them to vacate
They contemplate going out West to M
initiate the indians. Brother Warner
Burns wa detailed TO 20 out there a
few weeks ago to make observations and
draw up a plan OF action. He had just
returned that afternoon and made his re-
port to the p. II. G. X. and his band
of Indian exterminators at my Place"
The proprietor did not imagine that
those once p~eaceable brothers would
themselves try TO initiate the Red men in
such a lawless q wild manner or else
the report would have been made in some
real estate or big porter's office. They
did the war dance in a way that would
have compelled the most ardent of the
bellicose Sioux to sneak to his wigwam
and die. The Indian difficulty is settled,
or will be as o o as this band reaches
the reservation. The poor Indians goose
is cooked.