The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08

was in the East. gihe work was
enthusiastically commended By The
muster anu a delegation Of
Copestone Ledge OF New York. when
lodge works il costume. Among the
craft who enjoyed the work were w.
Brother Hugh Dnugiass, Master of Cope
stone Lodge, ana twenty OF itsfmembeFs.
w Brother John J. BagleY Of Jersey
City Lodge, with large delegation; w.
~. Fred Lydecker Of Pioneer Lodge Of
lack aud a delegation: Norshipful Mas
ters Parry aud Gath OF Euclid Lodge;
Barnes OF Hiram; Resch Of AmitY; Sew
ward Of Eagle; Succow( of Teugonia:
Hunter Of Highland; Past Masters Lud-
wig Of Tecumseh Lodge, New York; \.
Mcarath OF Concord Lodge, New York:
q. Collins Of Washington Lodge, New
York: j. II. Weastell and W. Z. Borne
Of jersey City Lodge, Pove Of Ieredetha
Lodge. and Richard Brown, ~. Fl Cor
Deil, A. J. Chapmab and b. =, Davis Of
Enterprise Lodge. One of the interest
ing features was the addition Of tine cor
net during the singing. This lodge
will confer the "a. N. degree next FRIDAY
night in full costume and the craft is
cordially iuvifed TO attend
Jersey City Lodge conferred the Fellow
craft degree on Two candidates on Friday
night. One Of them received his f. a
degree three years ago He has been III
turning TO the Antipoles, but will be
full fiedged NJ. n. before he leaves
Senior Warden Farrier Of Jersey City
Lodge is still unfortunately very i'll
Fariek Ladge has surprise. The
secret will be ont at the meeting next
and War Brother Waters promises all
who attend a pleasant evening.
Hiram Lodge will work the r q. degree
tomorrow night.
Zsredetba Lodge conferred the second
degree on TWO candidates.
Henry Dwyer, veteran OF Teutonia
Lodge Is eead. He WAS buried with Mas
onic honors in New York Bay Cemetery
INDEPENDENT ORDER or ODD FELLOWS
Who will be the Grand officerss The
doubt Will be sneediiy settled. II the
other districts voted as did these in Hud-
son County will only be & question of
majority as the lodges almost voted as
unit IL selecting the candidates.
large delegation Of the Garfield As
ISOLATION attended the performance at
the Academy OF Music last night, ana az
ter the show had supper and a jolly
titne- The association Intends hoving an
outing about once month. Several
members were elected at the meeting on
Wednesday nighr,
Past Grand Richards is on a trip
through the East He has q travelling
card for year, but will not be absent
twelve months.
Past Grand Petit, who was seriously
i'll, is conyaIesctng He is an enthusiastic
and loyal OddfelIow ard popular
Brother Cunningham OF Garfield Lodge
was the victim Of sad accident at New
Durham on Monday. He was ia the
depos when the train began 70 move, and
in trying to eaten 1t he fell from the end
of the platform, and his left arm was
crushed so badly that it was amputaren
az the elbow. HE'S now az st francis
Hospital.
Noble Grand McNeill of jackson Lodge
OF Union Hill paid q visit to Garfield
Lodge on "Wednesday night.
Hudson No. IA had large attendance
last Wednesday. Brother Henry J.
Melosh acquitted himself in an able
wav
This is the general question, What has
become Of the report from the .Fair
Comuiitteeso The fair was ned 4 mum
Der OF months ago, aud the Home at
Trenton will be pleased to have its snare.
1t will be acceptable ut the present time
The d. ID. G. NJ. must not let tine matter
rest. Brothers are anxious to hear about
It
Columbia Lodge had an invitation en-
tertaiment on Wednesday evening" 1t
was u happy affair. Brother Daniel Paine
was presented with a twenty-fire-year
veteran jewel by Past Grand 1nstin
Jones. Mr.. Jones has been an Odd Eel
low thlrty-slx years. It is now tue Gus
tom among ODD Fellows TO present 4
member who has been In the order TWEEN
tY.fiye years with one OF these Jewels