The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-04

permanent secretary, Carl Treptow;
treasurer, August II. Bahr; trustee.
Frederick Riedel
Peter "a. L0hmann, Of Mount Vernon
Lodge No. 176, /. o. o. f.. Of Bayonne,
carries the money bags Of almost every
organization with which he is connected.
The Odd Fellows Of Bayonue admit
that their order would be prominent in
that community were it not for the pres
tige the benefit insurance orders have
achieved. Scores Of Odd Fellows are,
however, also affiliated with these order
The association of Goethe Lodge No.
POS, l. o. O. f., of BayoHne, will give its
annual masquerade ball In Columbia
Park Pavilion on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 3.
Star Lodge, whose paIrlarchal beard is
the pride OF the lodge, bids fair to have a
rival in the person Of P. G. Wassridge
Brother W. E. Davis, o. G. of Rising
Star Lodge, is the right man in the right
place. Brother Davis could not be I'M
proved upon and Brother jackson could
not do better than to feappoint his old
A. R.
IT'D d. G. Master John P. Willetts, of
District No. 3, gets around to install the
officers of Rising Star tomorrow night he
Will have to forego The pleasure of Install
ing the vice grand, as Brother Crooks,
FlCt kEltuu tldCb, ID letlQ UP WILL u NGlJ
sore leg and will not be able to get around
for a couple of weeks ar least.
Little j. j. Reynolds of Rising Star
Lodge has been elected member of the
corporate baord. The brother would have
been elected unanimously had he re-
trained from voting for himself.
At a regular meeting of Rising Star
Lodge No. 2l0, held last Mondey evening
in the lodge room over the Third Ma
tional Bank, Pavonia avenue and Erie
street, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term:-N BILE
grand, G. A. Jackson; vice grand, w.
Peter Brooks; recording secretary, John
J. Coffey. permanent secretary, Charles
W. Davis; treasurer, James c. Whitford-
Corporate Board:-James A. Wilson,
johnson H. Whitford. johnson H. O'Don-
nell, Charles W. Davis and Edwin Ran
dali; medical examiner, w. J. Durrie, Jr..
Nj. ID.
Steuben Lodge No. 1863 Germany,
L O. 0. f., has moved from their old
quarters. Kroebefs, Hall to Kessler's
Hail. Central avenue. opposite Lincoln
street, where they will meet every Thurs
day night.
Garfield Lodge had pleasant and
profitable meeting ON New Years Ev o
and they illustrated the objects OF the
order in practical way. Every member,
present was forced to realized the incal :
being member of the institution. The
lodge elected a staff of admirable officers
as folioWs:-N. g., James Ruedick. v. G.,
IL. Maliiet; r. S., G. E. Sutcliffe; +. S..
w. &. Davis; treasurer, jaime G. Hale.
Sumner Association will have its second
annual ball at Woods Hall. on Tuesday,
February TO- Prof. Walker will furnish
the music and the pastebourd's are half q
dollar.
The lost, strayed or stolen sign has
been removed by Rising Star Lodge, and
Brother Daniel Rummel, r. g., has filed
his claim for salvage. He towed in the
long lost Wasnidge. A remark
able change had taken place.
He is no longer the youthful p q. that
he was but resembles Rip Van Wrinkle
after his loug sleep. for he has grown a
mammoth beard Rhe fatted calfswas
killed and peace and c0nLentment now
prevail in Camp No. 2l0.
Last Tuesday evening the following
officers were elected by Farnsworth
Lodge:-Noble grand, w, Humphrey;
vice grand. G. 5. Kiesslfng; recording
secretary, John Suteliffe; treasurer.
Charles Mersheimer.
During the meeting held last Tuesday
evening 0y FarnsWorth Lodge hand-
some regalia was presented to District
Deputy Noble Grand William Rodman,
of District No. 81, in honor of his eleva-
tion.
A new encampment will be Instituted
at Newark
Lincoln lodge elected the following
officers: N G., Elmer Mount; " c.,
Hermann Krone: r. s., Joseph Duke; P.
s., Charles Joel; treasuser, J. I. Collins.