The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-07
CADETS 0F TEMPERANCE.

VA AM 1851
Fisk Is now considered to be in as good
standing as the average section. 1t seems
as though it's members have at last got to
work.
Hoboksn No. 5 is still on the increase.
It will be hard to get ahead Of No. 5.
1t Is hoped that the grand Temperance
meeting to be held under the auspices OF
the Cadets will materialize. aud that II
will be a rousing one, hus exciting en-
thusiasm and setting the Cadets to work.
Such q meeting addressed by good speak
ers and made a thoroughly entertaining
Que would, no doubt, show the puollc
that the Cadets are the most active Tenn
perauce order in the State. 1t is sincerely
hoped that the committee Will meet and
start these meetings. .v
Hudson will be pleased to see Brother
John Dingwall at its meetings OCCASION
ally. The cry is. Come John, show us
how you look" j..
Hudson, anticipates organizing q section
down ut West Side, AZ his time seems to
be greatly occupied In that locality. Also
brothers CARPENTER, G.. Isley, Coder and
Wolfkiel have the tendency TO linger
around West End, it 10 hoped for the pur-
pose OF getting members. Can It Re
someone has told these brothers to go
West.
Brother Houghton. of Hudson. is no
longer n resident of the City of Churches.
He is comfortably located in Jones
street.
Ex-Brother Birch. of Hudson. is dan:
gerously sick o. has the sympathy OF
his cadet friends.
Three sections have lady Vice Archons.
Hudson, Sister B. Gray; Fisk. Sister r.
Vile, and Hoboken, Sister Hulse. The
order cannot do without the ladies after
all.
Hudson will celebrate its second ami
uare,rxy ait har an Nav on or MaUCT MANY
interesting events ave occurred during
it's life.
Hudson has the best attended meeting
Of any section in this city.
Fisk Section bad a big meeting and a
pleasant entertainment IN Wednesday
night. Fisk intends keeping In the first
rank.
Fisk initiated fifteen. candidates last
quarter. This shows that No. 2 Is not be.
hind the times.
Hoboken No. 5 Is proportionately in
creasipg In membership more b any
other Section.
Ivanhoe claims to be still in the field.
and not to be caught napping either.
The query often heard Is. What hap.
rened to. the two p. w. AS, of Hudson,
friday Were they sick. or had their
tongues been paralyzed by the sound OF a
finer" Lnff4 e
Brother Cooler is now one Of the charm
| ing wheelmen OF No. 8.
Brother f. Smiths, Of Hudson repre-
| sentation of Sitting BulD was something
| superb.
Brother E. Smith. of Hudson, has taken
a prominent part in Dramatics. Hudson
| can feel proud OF his talent.
Three candidates Initiated Friday at
Hudson. Also three propositions to be
acted upon.
Hudson will hold its Second Anniver-
sary on Friday evening. May 81 at
Columbia Hall. All cadets are invited
subject TO the rules Of the Committee,
The Nj. w. r. is expected to be present,
and an enjoyable time is anticipated.
Hudson has challenged any section to
work the initiatory degree for the honors.
| Fisk may accept the challenge.
Brothers S. A. and g. Isley, f. Smith.
Gray, Saxton, De Alva. Schult and j.
Dipgwall are among the cadets who leave
| this city Monday evening to partake OF
| the hospitality Of New Brunswick. 1t
would not De a wonder II these lively
brothers had q section there through this
crusade. They are cute and nc one can
tell what they Will do.