The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-25

professor" Joe Cunningham Is 'opt Il
ours. "A cold dollar fer n free bath
Genes high, but,-Build up that l Bray
before the winter evenings set In, Doys.-
Spiritual ID rector Father Ter WUerl has
recovered from his recent illue ss.-Regu-
lar monthly meeting Sunday, July !.
~F0RESTERS OF AMERICA.
Court Glenwood met on Monday night
last and quite a large mum sr of mem
bers put in an appearance. Deputy Rick
ards was present and had quite u little
talk on court management. Chief
Ranger Gleason has put up a handsome
gold badge for the who brings in
the greatest number OF recruits between
now aph January /.
Chic Ranger Kunz of Court Hudson is
| MP ana around again. looking very wea4
aud de lcate. but he saws he is glad he Is
Ewing after his recent Illness. His many
friends are glad to see him OIL deck again.
The deputies residing in jersey City.
who were rec. ntlv appointed by Grand
Chief Ranger M~cCoobery, are requested
to meet at the Council Chambers, room
so, Weldon Building, on Thursday even
ing next at ght o'clock. Important
business.i is on the tapis, aud every deputy
should be preseut.
Court Astley's picnic was the Mecca for
all Foresters of the hill on Wednesday
evening. There was a large ATTENDANCE
and Court Ashley maintained its well
earned hospitable record by making every
Que at home and happy. 1t wa' a late
hour when the crowd. jolly but Tired.
sought their homes. Brother G. Dwyer
of Court Ashley IS a hustler.
Where mas Glaud u Chief Ranger
O'Neill been during the visits being
made by the E. C? He has not been seen
in his official car acity once.
The +. {. will mike the following Off
cial visit during tie ensuing week:-Mon-
day night. C,urt Boiling Springs; and
Tuesday. Court Passaic. Then there will
he a rest until July 5. Supreme Deputy
Frank McConnin, of the Companions of
the Forest, is proud of his office, and the
ladies are equally proud of him.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
The annual session Of the c. of T. of N.
A., held In Baltimore. elected the fellow
ing oficels:-M. w. p, E. r. Durhoron,
Of Pa; N. "; Y. P. Mr.. S. Godfrey. OF
Gonn II N N. ". Secretary, r, A, speere. Of
of Md; NJ. w. Treasurer, G. S. P. Dodge,
Of Mass; NJ. w. Chaplin, Mrs. Council
man, of Mo-; M. w. Guide, j. Simpson,
of Pa; M. w. W.. J. w. Masun, of Nd.
The above named are all good workers
aud the order has been placed in good
hands in selecting them.
Hudson has at last ridden itself of tho
! deadwood and will start the new quarter
with Il good showing.
Do not forget the II aternal visit to Chel-
sea Section in New York on Saturday
evening next, July 2. A large attendance
is earnestly requested, AS n very pleasant
| time is anticipated. Members will meet
at Cortlandt street ferry ut seven
O'Clock.
The election a. Fisk Wednesday even
ing will undoubt Idly be one that mas not
been experienced by that section In some
time. Two candidates for w. A. ave al
ready announc. d themselves, Brother j.
Dirgwall and Sister l.. Ma :e, both are
goou members, and it remains Tor Fisk to
determine which is the most
available. Both have been tried
Lone 4" will have something to say Mt
the election and will throw their support
10 Bro. Dingwall. They also have cahdi-
dates for V. A., Treas. and A. w. Let
the merry war go on and FISK will not
esret the result regardless of the
shadows.
To Bro. Reed of Hudson. where did you
get those bonnet strings?
Why does Brother Sanderson cross the
Communipaw avenue bridge at SO short
Intervals?
Hudson held a nesting Friday where
unity seemed to prevail. Brother Keiss-
ling's remarks in saying, Bury the
h tchet. has had a telling effect, and The
venerable "Parson" Gray sounded the
Keynote of unity, and has done his par
to bury the bloody Ratchet that has
Hudson will now rally around the banner
of prosperity. friendship, love aud har-
mony. AID the success and
proserity Of No. 8 is further
assured. The following officers
have been elected and will be Installed
w. A., Brother Schott; ". A., Brother
Keissling; Sec, Bro her B~enjanin; A. S
Sister f. schott; Treas.. Brother Wolf
Kiel; A. T., Sister L. Schott; Guide, Sis
ter Benjamin; Usher, Sist .r Reed: W.,
Rudolph Spatschi; A. W.. j. H., Csrcen-
chosen now thai them. but the retiring
officers who have served faithfully the
last quarter a"e deserving The hanks of
the section for their dutiful observance.
Brother Dinewall of Hudson is reported
dangerously i'll.
A rumor mas been circulated that Ivan
hoe is on its legs. Notwithstandit e these
ronou repor.s, No. 4 was never in a
better condition. IL is hoped the orig ma |
tor Of these reports will find something a |
little mole legitimate to occupy their
mind.
Fisk public ms allation on Wednesday
evening, July 9, will be the effort of that
section. Complete arrangements lave
been made ard a pronounced successful
event il predicted. The Lone Four will
snow their ability IT running things
upon this OCCASION.
Hoboktn No. 5 and Mcconnell No. 8
elpctei officers Friday. The results will
appear next week.
Election at 1vanhoe, Thursday.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAS0NS.
With a few exceptions, the lodges have
all called off for the summer recess
Bergen Lodge closed last night and had
a big time.
The coraer stone OF the Masonic Temple
at Camden was laid yesterday by Grand
Tilden. There was a paIale, in
which one Thousand craftsmen pariici-
pated. The Grand Master was assisted