The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-13
LOYAL TOkESTERS.

AsVA M AV1EA3t rms.
Court Bergen's members can now take
a well deserved rest. The convention i
over. the Subsidiary High Court il
formed, the delegates have returned TO
| their homes much 10 the regret of several
members of G. b. The delegates from
| Buffalo. n. Y. Philadelphia. Pa, Cleve-
| land o., ana Connecticut were escorted
around by Brothers Bouuels. Krone ana
Neasman, while the BROOKLYN brothers
took care Of the Western delegates, ana
Brothers Allardin aud SiffoIa looked
after their Eastern brethren. II wiil be
SONS time before q gathering Of such
noble men viii come TO Jersey again and
they must have the true forgstic feeling
to leave home aud business in order to
frame laws and put the good old order on
/ a sound footing IN this country once
l more. Two years ago every -hiug looked
blue Tor the A. Q. F., and nad it not been
1 for the exertl0us OF Court Bergen and ore
or more courts the brethren mere would
not have had the ). II. c. today Great
| praise IS due to all the delegates. ana
/ particular mention should be made OF
| Brother Sweet eY, OF Boston. There Is no
Forester more couyeFsant with the rules
1 Of the order thnn this worthy brother, aud
ne was Of the greatest assistance 10 the
| convention. BroLner Sweeney, though
still young mAn, has already made TIRES
visits TO the High Courts of the world and
ne entertained Court Bergen members at
LuE1r neeJllZ w c116SudJ evening WlSH
| very pleasing GRAFTON On Forestry.
| Brother Mckeever mot McGser5 is also a
noteworthy brother and the able manner
| in which he ofliciaEed as recording score
/ tary at the convention denotes Eaat he
also is we'll up Ia Forestry, but VIII en-
/ once he Is heard debating question no
! one need consult Cusnin9's Mann al.
Brother Mck4ever is splendid parlla-
meutarian. His cordial Invitation To
I the members OF Cont Bergen no
doubt will be aecepts ! and
indeed Brother Hart has already
special visit 10 @. General Reynolds OF
! Philadelphia, Pa Brother Aarden
Justly styled the Old Reliably, was the
/ pivot on which the convention stood and
his additions to the general laws were
ali sound and instantly received by the
other delegates. He has thorough
knowledge of everything connected with
the order aud his sole AmbitiOa is to see
lit prosper Brother Nurdeu has
! promised 70 keep the Bergen boys posted
IN court matters from the East aud
Brother Sibbald has already engaged
him as special correspondent to the
| magazine. Space will not allow meu-
uion of all the delegates, suffice it to say
that each and every one Of them Here aa
honor TO their respective courts and to
the order. II the members OF American
| Forestry could only have heard their
separated from the Grand Old Order OF
| Ancient Foreseers. Court Bergen was
highly honered by the votes of all the
delegates. Brother j. Bonell of @. b !.
has been elecFed II. G.. Ranger; Brother
/ r. Heasman as 5. II. G. Ranger; Brother
~. Aiiardice as Treasurer. and Brother Il.
Sibbald IS Permanent Secretary Brothers
Bonei and AllardIca feel much konorea
ut the distinction shown them. and will
do ali in their power 10 advance the In
terests OF the order. The convention nd
journed 10 meet again in s93 &C Buffalo.
n. X The delegates were rendered j
complimentary dinner by the members
4 OF O. b and other courts Monday eyeu~
ing, and amongst the many pleasant fea-
lures were the speeches By Brothers
Sweeney. OF Boston; Nurdan. OF Connec.
ticut: Moore, OF CairAgo. aud last, bu.
| not least, BY Brother McKssver twishon
the y, OF Philadelphia, Pa. On Tuesda :