The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-19
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Grand Regent T0mpkins, accompanied
by Bruthers Granville, Aioerts, Drum >
mond. Otis, Nixon, Mellor, Vreeland :,
Baxter and Greas0n paid an official visit
g Guiding star Council, No 522. last
Monday evening. In the absence OF Re-
gent Greene, WHO was unable 70 be pres
emit on account of illness. the visitors
were received by Vice Regent BattY, vino
welcomed them in his usual hearty
style. Five applications for membership
were received, and the members are GO
ing to endeavor 10 keep up the same
ratio at each meeting. In good of the
order, Grand Regent Tempkins, Super
v1sing Deputy Granville and Grand Sec
Rotary Alberts made addresses; the
American Quartette of Newark sang
several selections. ORGANISE Inwright
played on the organ, ana Regent Purcell
OF Pioneer Council sang very funny
song. Regent Baxter aud Orator Speak
also helped the fun along
Seth Boyden Council, No. 1856, was
Instituted at Beileviile, n. j., on Tuesday
evening, by Grand trustee Kailmaf1,
with eighteen charter MEMBERS The
new council has some good material. and
will undoubtedly prosper Brother Kali
man was assisted By Brothers Mcdowell.
Alberss, Drummend, Baxter, Babcock.
Allen and Van Vllet. The iuitiatory
work was performed by Regent Baxter,
and Supervising Deputy Grand Regent
BaococE Installed the officers
Pavonia Council. No 1863, paid over to
the widow Of the late Brother Oman a
check for three thousand dollars, on We'd
nesday night last
Grand Chaplain Drummond is a candi-
date for the position Of Grand Orator, and
he should receive the support OF every
representative from this city. Sam has
been an active worker for the past two
years, and has made nearly every vista
n. q Il H..
sisting IN the institution OF every Few
couaciL Brother Drnmmond has been
given the soubriquet "Otd Reliable, !"
and he has certainly earned the title
sam" IS very popular ali tnrough the
State. and his genial disposition has won
for him many friends.
Jersey City Council No. 81 viii meet on
Tuesday evening. Regent Baxter has
promised TO have six candidates on hand
for Initiation. and the new degree goat. =
Will have plenty Of werk. Doctor VIII
Hanson has been attending him all week,
SO SIS he viii be able 70 stand the surain-
w. L. Dickinson Council No. 54s had an
enjoyable session on Friday evening.
Brother Ed Cranmer had arranged a
astie entertainment, and there was 4
goodly attendance Of members 70 enjoy it,
besides number of visitors
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Regents and Past Regents Association
was held last Wednesday evening az No.
43 Montgomery street. Owing 20 the fact
that the grand officers were visiting Vest
Shore Council, and q new council was
being instituted at Belleviile. the attend
nnce was small. A number of reptile
were received from the various council
in response TO the questions promulqate
in regard to the visitations OF the Grana
Regent, and Secretary Miles viii draft q
resolution Tor presentation 70 the Grand
Council.
William T. Sherman Council, No. 1910,
visited Pioneer Council Thursday even
ing last- The visitors turne ont IN full
force aud were under the IS eort OF their
founder. N. G. Vreeland. Vice Regent
Bulkley, OF Bergen Council, came with
the visitors. Regent }. +. Purcell wei
coined the strangers in a very neat and
appropriate address, Que application
was received and two candidates inftf-
ated, Regent Purcell and staff wprkinR
tAe degree to perfection. In the good 81
the order. Brother n. g. Nreeland de-
l;vered very telling speech. AZ DID
Brothsg Bulkley, Of BerEeaI Gqunc1L
Prof Young sang, as also did Brothers
Guyer and Nixon. Brother Niller rla1ed