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liar e. dated from Lam
:, Office of Grand Chancel-
err j. Hayhurst. calls the
fine especial necessity tor the
$he very best men that can
|2| the District Deputies for the
|Z 5thian period in order that
5ges' work under the
fual may receive the
deserves, and tbs jurisdiction
lffer through what is consid-
orable legislation by the Su-
bdge. Present ID. D. G.. Cs. are
see that the G. C. is furnished
NE full name and address of the
selected in his district. The G.
t also requests that all brothers
are TO serve as deputies shall be
IZ.| Mt at the next meeting of the Grand
$ge, that they may receive more per-
e instructions in the written and un-
n work. and that he may become
hally acquainted with them. This
liar is issued by Grand Chancellor
les W. Kilbourn.
he next meeting of the Brigade Board
be held in Trenton during the ses-
a of the Grand Lodge. Important
&estions for the good of the Uniform
= ~ 49, y
The subject of a grand encampment will
canyassed. 1t is a popular idea and
Sill go. Brigadier General Rhodes, who
80 also connected with the National
Guard of the State, is in favor of the
&movement.
The Fair Committee of Palestine Divis-
ion is holding frequent meetings, and the
success of the fair is assured. The tickets
for the three principal prizes are selling
like ''hot cakes" ana will net q hand
some sun toward the new armory. A
meeting of the division will be held on
Monday evening, January 9. at the Ave
Graut Division will hold its regular
: monthly drill and meeting on Tuesday
evening. Captain Forshay will be in
command.
Florence Division will drill on Thurs
day evening.
Calanthe Assembly No. 5, Pythian Sis
terhoou. held their regular convention in
their new rooms, Pythian Hall. on Tues
day evening, Almost the entire men,
bership was present. 1t was decided TO
hold u public installation of officers on
Tuesday evening. January 10. The Grand
Odicers are expected to be present.
These officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term:-C. c., Mrs. E. B. Taber; v.
c., Mrs. G. Graham; Prelate, Mrs. j.
Sturgis; K. of R. and S.. Miss Eta
Prink;,,M. of E.. Miss Ella Curtis; A. Nj. at
A., Mrs. A. Roberts; A. M. at A, Mrs.
w. II. w. Bannister; /. G., Mrs. N.
Foller: o. G., Mrs. NJ. Kidder; Mystic
One, Miss L. Mades; Organist. Miss Essie
Frischers-
Lincoln Assembly, No. Z. Pythian Sis
terhood, will hold their installation of
officers on Wednesday evening, January
4 The assembly will attend the installa-
lion services of Calanthe on Tuesday,
January 10.
Charlotte Ward Assembly, of Eliza
beth. has surrendered its charter. Many
of the members will become members or
Lincoln Assembly.
The Pytnian Sisters, "Hill System/
AhoursSi6RSiR Elizabeth, this beIa
kaas eystem with a 49, Of
d prom RS IN that district. The Su-
4 preme Lodge, at its last session, decided
not TO recognize either faction of the
Pythian Sisters until they should unite
in one assembly.
The term of the officers elected in SUBJ
ordinate lodges for the new year will
probably be from January To December,
according to resolution passed at the last
Sc ssion of the Supreme Lodge. The
change will be beneficial. The new
rituals will be distributed during January
and will go into effect on February 10,
tine anniversary of the order. Frequent
meetings of officers will be necessary in
Morder that the work may be uniform
throughout the district,
d. D. G. C. John G.. Berrian and staff
with P. G. George II. Point as Grand
4 Prelate and P. c. John w. Yarnes as
Grand Master at Arms IN the full uniform
of the rank, will install the lodges in
District No. 8 as follows:-Jersey City
1 Lodge, Wednesday. January 4; Lincoln
and Hudson LODGES, Thursday. January
5: Hancock Lodge, Friday, January 6;
PaIisade Lodge. Monday. January 9;
Sherman n noboken Lodges, Monday.
January 16; Lafayette Lodge, Wednesday.
January Is. The last installation is To
be public.
The oficers-elect of Bay View Lodge
will be installed on Tuesday evening,
January 8, by D. D. G. G. Thomas Sayrs
and staff.
Grant Lodge, No. SO. will hold a public
installation of officers on Thursday even
ing. January 10 Grant Division in full
uniform will assist.
Sherman. Hoboken and Palisade
Lodges will receive calls on New Years
days.
Hudson Lodge, No. SO. at its convention
on Thursday evening, elected these Off
GERS for the ensuing tsrm:-C; c.. Charles
<. Of R. and s., b. Meginly; M. of E., j.
B. C~heyalier; NJ. of F., Sidney Gould;
Nit A, Charles N. Thieler; Trustee,
eighteen months. p. c., Peter Gloss. ST..
Grand Chancellor. Charles N. Kilbourn
Will pay an oHlclat VlSlb on thursday
evening. January IL.
Lincoln Lodge. No. SO, on Thursday
evening. held the best attended nven
ton of the term. Many of the old stand
by," were present, The good and well
fare session was a lively one, the lodge
being entertained by interesting remarks
from P. C's-, Standby. Rappleyea,
Silpath. Steup. Allen and Nelson.
The election of officers was
hotly contested aud resulted as
Yollows:-P. c., William Mclaughlin;
C. c.. w. H. w. Baunister; v. G, Ed
ward Evans; Prelate. Charles A. Wylie;
K. of e. and S. George W. Point; NJ. of
f.. Phillip Lynch; NJ. of E., William r.
Allen; M. at A., George. Sanderson;
Trustee. p. c.. jerome Rappleyea: Re-
preventative, 2. c., Gustave Steup; Al
~ternate, p. c.. John L. Siipath. The in
stallatfon will be on Thursday evening.
January 5.
Jersey City Lodge No. Is. held a well
! attended convention on Wednesday even
Ing. For the first time during the past
year the Past Chancellors were in the
minority. This lodge will be well repre-
seuted at the Grand Lodge meeting in
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