The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-26

OIL
that IS being done The Increase viii
show Il large gain over the past year,
/ thapks to n very active set DC grand lodge
officers.
The brothers should understand fhat
The Efforts Of the q. d. g. G. to perfect
/ the districts will be unavaillng, unless they
rec Give the assistance Of the officers and
members OF their districts. 10 do this
they should endeavor to follow the teach
;ngs OF the D. ID. &. Us in the working
OF the order and government of their
lodges
! G. c. Cross is always very punctual in
/ opening the conventions OF Grand Lodge,
and also in attending to business Of tae
lodge Keep II up, Dan. you are doing
well
What has happened to Prelates Blake,
ne IS behind time Why not some other
! night, Waiter x9
Brother Boyce makes q dandy Prelate.
| The chair just fits the brother, 1t is
| always full when ne Is ia 1T.
Vice Chancellor Joe Locke is surprising
the boys OF Rathbone by his knowledge
| or Pythlan Work. Joe Is all there every
time
HANDSOME Harry the genial OF Rach-
Done, Still malulains the record OF being
| Que Ok the pesb n. OF -. ana ,. In The
! state
las any proSner seen Z. =. Jonn CLARK
Of Woodiawn recently. me mas peen
US near from you, Jonn.
The Class IN American history VINO hold
their weekly sessions III Casgie Won t1fu-
per mas advanced 70 me hlgner stuuy OIL
the arts ana sciences OF american games,
eaiteu oy FroI. h9yie; Dah = NE tsacner
ol the Glass; Whlle MAN OF Dig brains
Keeps the RECORDS.
ING members OF tne slxth aegree class
OF WooulaWn are looking around TOT
otner victims. beware, prothers' pc
ware,
=. =. Jonn knoeaer says le is Just Two
| squares more what -, JohnY Why, the
| Instance from Woodiands g Brptner
| Woodulis. Jonn was raised IN Pnilaael-
| phla.
An oiilclal vlslt wli DC PAD 70 bayvlew
Lodge NO. 81. Il. OF r, OF Hayoune, az It's
nrst meeting Ia May ~ District Deputy
6rand Chaqceiior McDoaoueh.
! Bayylew Loage no. ~ r. OF ~ OF Bay
onne, mas applied 70 lns Grand Lodge OF
| the suate LOT alspensaeioh 10 noin lt5
conventions hereafter on the second ana
fourth thursday evenings Oh every month.
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lADErEADENl uhDEh VI VpD fEliiiVHo
| For the last two weeks the Odd Fellow
Lodges throughout New Jersey have been
| making nominations for the grand Off
! GERS. The candidates who have received
| the endorsement OF the largest number of
! lodges are as -foilows:--Grand Master.
| Grand Master, Rev. A. A. King, Pater-
son; Grand Treasurer, Joseph T. Lamb,
| Juliustown The contest will be for
| Grand Warden, the candidates being w.
| II. Allen, of Jersey City, and Frank W.
| Tussey, IF Camden. Mayor August Grass
| man, OF HoboS en-. is again In the field for
Grand Representative. His competitor is
ex-Judge John 4 Wheeier, OF Red Bank,
VINO was formerly Grand Master.
Inc summer OutinR ciuD, wnicn was
recently organized, mas elected o1icers.
Tor the ensuing year. Ine ciuo contems
plates taking series OF outings during
1 the coming summer, IN search OF fresh
4 air and the enjoyment OF It's members and
guests.
The down town lodges were well at
4 tended during the past week notwith-
standing the outside attractions
The third degree was conferred at Me-
| chanics' Lodge No. 10 on three candidates.
2. J. Carpenter, 7. g. F., OF New Jersey,
was the Degree MASTER Interesting re-
marks on Odd Fellowship were made by
! Fast Grands Bel, Moore. dolcomD, YOU
mans and Sham.
District deputy drand Master ana
treasurer OF NO. 20 was unaccountaoiy
| absent at the last session of No. GO. Why?
Is that fair question:
Az Jersey City No "A the second de-
gree was conierreo ~ f. y. rlezS1m nous
~ nus as 49,. aaslss.S Lialuot; DLoeners
WY WY auui..e NE woiA snouiu "lthess
si, ay. ee 1880 a. ~ a.