The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-14
SECRET ORDERS.
ANCIENT oRDER or FORESTRY.

ANCIENT RIDE OF FORESTRY z.
The Executive Conncil of the Subsidiary High
Court of the Ancient Order of Foresters, met in
Court Americas Court Room, in Humboldt
Hall. last night, and transacted considerable
business. There we're present High Chief
Ranger John Bonell, Sub High Chief Ranger R.
Heasman, High Treasurer James Alardice,
Secretary Mountford Lalingsr, Senior Wcoa-
ward R. L. Scharf, Junior Woodward r. War
dell, Senior Bedle Thomas G. Hall, and Junior
Bedle W. Aipe. The application of Court
Friendship, OF Thomaston, conneet,eat;
States, with a membership of III. sud
with funds amounting to Sd. 100, to be recog-
nized by the High Subsidiary Court was acted
upon. secretary Robert 6ilibald, of the Hiya
Court, was instructed to visit Court Friendship
and act for she High Court. Arrangements
were made for the transportation of delegates
to Buffalo, where the High Subsidiary Court
will mest on September /. Dispensations were
issued to three c~ourts-ous in Buffalo, one in
Pennsylvania and ons in Connecticut.
The council adjourned to meet again execu-
tive session OF June %.
A, o. F. OF A.
Junior Court Jersey City No. 81. A. o. f. of
A., will take an outing on July 4. At last
nights meeting three candidates vera initiated
aud five propositions received. The court in-
vites all boys between the ages of twelve and
eighteen years to pay it a visit any meeting
night after halfpaSG nine O'Clock.
II. OF p.
Among the visitors at the meeting of Sherman
Lodge No. 1a9, Monday evening, were Brothers
c.. Parker and w. Kellogg of Newark, Sir Knight
Grant of Palestine Division, Brother w. j.
jenkins of Woodland Lodge, Past Chancellor
Joseph Duke, Past Chancellor William Wolfe Of
Denver, Col; Brother }. w. Robertson of New
Haven, Brother E. \. Pecker of Atlantic City,
Brother John Lewis of Spring Haroor, Past
Chancellor Blake Of Grant Lodge, Brother
Brother ]. J. Purcell and g. H. Jones, Jr.,
have gone to the Chicago Fair. Brother DR..
Lane will leave for Chicago next week.
Brother Byron Pangborn surprised the mem
bers of the lodge Monday night by his reappsar-
ance after a long absence. Under good and
welfare he delighted the brothers with seiec-
tons OF songs.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Jersey City Council No. 81, A. L. of H, will
give an excursion over the Erie railroad to
Greenwood Lake on July 30. The Committee of
Arrangements are:-M. Corliss, John T. Madden
and Michael Dlneeu.
Ever Faithful Council No. a31, A. L. Of H, has
270 members IN good standing.
f. g. Il. N.
Rose Croix Chapter last night worked the
fourteenth degree with Grand High Priest
Thomas Watson in the east.
O.. U. A. III.
Eureka Council, No. 30, o. U. A. NJ, nomi-
mated officers last night and received several
propositions, making altogether eleven on file.
The officers will be elected on the last Tuesday
of June.
SONS OF VETERANS.
General William 7. Sherman Camp, S. of v,
held 8 regular meeting at the Avenue House
Monday night and mustered in two new mem
bers. The recent delegates to Railway are still
talking aOout their trip in search OF the Railway
mystery aud are still wondering how Brother
Palmer got over the ex-Mayor's fence.
TEMPL1RS OFTEMPERAN
Royal Templars of Temperance, No. 6, initia-
ted three candidates aud received one proposal
for membership at last nights meeting.
l.. O.. o. F..
Mechanics Lodge, No. 66, worked the second
degree last night.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 126, held an interesting
and we'll attended meeting iii the Boraem build
ing last night, during which the third degree
was worked. Noble Grand Carl Il. Behrens. as
degree master performed his work we'll. The
excursion comraittee is making progress.