The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-27
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

The meeting of Hudson was not largely
attended owing to the inclemency of The
weather, but that did not, however,
dampen the ardor Inc interest that APP
peared there. One proposition was re-
ceived and important business was trans
acted. All prelinlinarles for the great
MOCK trial, to 4 k place September 9,
were arranged. Brother Loueuberg has
been substituted As the culprit in place of
Brother Van Wart, on account of the
misfortune entering the ~latter's home.
Brother Dingwall will defend him aud
Brother Gray VIII represent the State. A
jury of twelve members has been picked
ont. The trial will undoubtedly be utter
esting and all are requested to be on hand
to hear the fun. Hoboken Section rather
surprised US ut the meeting by coming in
upon us so unexpectedly in a body, but
were heartily welcomed. The good and
welfare was very entertaining.
Brother Hodges made a good address to
Hudson Friday. Good advice and sound
log C it was, too.
The following N. j. Cadets have been
honored by appointment by the Nj. w. P,
Brother Gray IN Finance Committee,
Brother Jnhn Culbert on Reports aud
Brother Viewers State Deputy.
Bergen Section No. z will soon enter
the arena of The temperance work. All
that is wanting is a w. P.
Fisk held Il very slim meeting Wednes-
day. Wake up. dear sister, and do not
sleep this golden age away.
Again We are compelled to q
>ad misfortune. A little brother of
Brother Van Wart of Hudson accidently
killed himself Monday. The brother has
No. 3S sympathy. and a Resolution Com
mlttee has been appointed.
Brother Houghton has severed his con-
nection with Hudson.
If every cadet had the order at heart as
ru1nh NO w 4 nNay1oro ~ u4bolz- a.
success of our order would be unprece-
denied.
Brother Mills and Colviele graced II I'D
son by their presence Friday.
w. p. Isly avs Hotoken will soon be
able to boast of 100 ''bones."
A. I. Sebott of Hudson has returned
af,er Il pleasant s~ojourn in the Catskills.
and Is once more at her post.
Ii any section needs new regalias, why
Hudson is the one. Ii the committee on
same had to wait as long for their meals
as the section does for regalias, why
Succi would not be in it.
The Leap Year En- tertalnment Com
mittee appear to be leaping from week to
week with their report. 1t is hoped that
they will soon make ina landing and
land a neat sum in No. 3is treasury,
Some one said Hudson's organ was be-
ing made in Spain and will be over to
this country when the rest of the articles
tor the Chicago Fair that are being manu-
featured arrive, so that IL may be ex.
hibited as one of Columbus curiosi.ies.
Sister Newman is rusticating at Plain
field; Sister Gray at Long Island.
Brothers Isley and Wolfkiel have struck
a snag. Thep left this city for Cresco.
Pa. to become farmers for a few weeks.
but poor, unsuspecting fellows. were led
by some mischievous friend to n boarding
house where they are. the only male
boarders. The others are all old maids
and num Der tweuty-four or more. Poor
boys, we have mercy for you and your
lot. 1t is no wonder Brother Isley ate a
bushel of huckleberries with the burden
on his mind. as | suppose he could eat
nothing else.
Brother Spur was called out last wee k
to protect the city from the strikers on
the railroad.
Brother Whit Reid Of Hoboken will |
soon be home and with us once more h.,
Whit has been having a good lime at the
Lake this summer. although he has been
alone. We GLADLY welcome him back.
Brother William Dingwall attained his
majority Monday, and In a
reception was rendered him. A pleasant
time was spent. Many cadets and friends
were present. Congratulations are now
in order to Billy for becoming a man.
Brother +. Smith mas been elected A,
W. of Hudson.
Brother Stansbury is DESTROYS of organ
izing a dramatic society.
What has become of Brother Camp
bell. We seldom see his smiling counte-
Eance now. Come, johnny. let us hear
from you.