The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-11
PORESTERS on AMERlCA.


Court Glenwood held its first meeting
this year on Monday night. The new
officers installed were as follows:--Chfef
ranger, ID. +. Cady; sub chief ranger, III.
Traphagen; financial secretary. w. r.
Clements; recording secretary, M. J.
Gleason; treasurer, T. Sury; senior wood
ward. +. Boyle; Junior woodward. J +.
Mccormack; seuior beadle, p ). Mullery;
junior beadle, G. r. Kidder. Past High
Chief Ranger J. f. OiMeiia was the In
staIiing officer, assisted by the follow
ing:-Depnty De Largy, p. G. r.
Richards. of Court Jersey City: Chief
Ranger Kennedy, of Court Pride of the
Hill; Chief Rauger-eIect Mccormack, of
Court Damon; Chief Ranger-elect Egan,
Court littieJohp; Chief Ranger-elect
Trumbull, of Court General Lafayette:
Brothers Kenney, Of Court Pride OF the
Hill; Costello, Forbes and Sturtevant, Of
Court Littlejohn. and Higgins, of Court
Damon. After the installation cere-
monies the court adjourned to work the
fourth degree. A long table had been
prepared by Brother Holstein aud p. @.
r. O'Melia acted as chairman. Ali
through the evening he kept the boys
trimming over with laughter and when
he tired at intervals he had for assistants
Brother Richards. who recited Phillips
eulogy on America; Captain Bruins,
Brothers Dan Smith, DIR. Pyle, who told
a funny story; Paul Sury, who though not
q plumber, spoke on 'Ieaks;n Fred Lam
pert, Woerner Bruins. OF Court GreenyilIe;
j. i. Mccormack, who told all about the
new Eoresters' Hall; Chief Ranger Ken
nedy, who devoted his time to telling how
the order should be extended; Deputy De
Largy, who said he had nothing to say
and 7. G. II. O'Neill. who got in just Ia
time TO demolish the last or the refresh
ments. Several other members Of the
court contributed TO the amusement. and
hon Tot.f srrr
Court Glenwood happy and prosperous
New Year.
Where did Deputy De Largy get that
half of hat?
Court Glenwood got special invitation
to Court Atlantic's ball in Brooklyn to-
morrow night
Where was Ed. Norman on Monday
nighty
Captain Bruins. Of Company d, Fourth
Regiment, is now an active member OF
Court Glenwood He has nearly all Of
his command in the court now.
Shake again, Past Chief Ranger CORN
ley.
If there is anything that pleases P. G..
Il. O'Melia, it Is a brass band at an enter
taInment. Courts will please make a
note Of this.
DR.. Doherty YVES not at Court Glen
woods meeting on Monday night. What's
the matter, Doc?
another badge to his numerous collection.
He won it for bringing in the most MEM
bers during the last quarter
No report from Glenwood's Ball Com
mittee yet.
Glenwood to Lafayette: Twin we have
an excursion this yearfn
Court Jersey City'5 ball tomorro " night
If you want to see Forestry in all its glory,
this is your chance.
Court Hamilton's court room was filed
on Tuesday night when the officers for the
ensuing six months were installed. High
Chief Ranger Kelly, assisted by Deputy
Eyener, and Brother Wagner. of Court
new officers were as follows:--Chief
ranger. j. f. McCoobery; sub chief
ranger, Il. A. King; treasurer G. E.
Cassidy; financial secretary. John Carrot;
recording. secretary, j. +. Moran; senior
woodward. G. w. Jones; junior wood
ward, j. Hennessey; senior Deadle, NJ A.
EgaD; junior beadle. w. B. jacques:
trustee Tor three year term, #. A. Regain.
A few conundrums from Court Glen
woods well filled contribution box
Where was E. Il. Norman when the court
last met, and why did he miss his first
meeting in year? Who can explain that
queer riddle passed by the sergeant and
big John Dunn that my first is u vowel
and do you know Maggie Cline? Whv
was the usually punctual Trustee-eIecC
w. M. Dickson not on hand to beinstalled
last Monday night? When viii Captain
Bruins and Lieutenant Dilloway render
the duet, It's months since we parted
you were foolish. but forgive you9';
When will p II. c. r. OMelia. Captain
Bruins and Counsellor Bruns do that In
dian war and scalping dance again?
A handsome hand made silk flag. the
best that could be bought, is now on ex-
hibition in Marshall & Ball's window. to
be presented to the court of Foresters re-
ceiving the highest number of votes at
the ball of Pride OF New Jersey Circle
Companions of the Forest, at Woods
Hall, January 20, 1891. This is a splendid
chance for some court without silk dag.
There is quite some rivalry among the