The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-04
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Sherman Council, No. $40, Royal Arcanum,
heiu a meeting last night TO perfect arrange
ments for tle,r tea p lrty, wnicn VIII ue neiu az
Crescent Hail, September 4.
rs. OF p.
The Board of Directors of the Palestine Build
lnK Association viii hold a speelai meeting to-
hlght, aG No. III Seventh stres., at eight
o'cIoc1.
Palestine Division will be the que sts of the
Brooklyn DIVISION. at Eeilmans Pavilion.
Coney lsland. on saturday afteruoon. raey
VIII go II luil uniform aad viii give an exh.bi-
ton drill.
Hall touisAt. several candidates Will ue
Initiated.
Sir Knight Charles Reincke enjoyed his trip to
Sea Girt wirh Company u, Fourth Regiment.
SONS OF YETER4NS.
General Joha A. Logan Camp, S. O. ", Div.
LunIDoldt Hall, No. 1856 Newark avenue, inns
essu lug at eight O'Clock sharp, as business OF
great importance viii be traus>igted. At this
ehcalnpiIleut every brother is requested TO be
present as three recruits will be mustered lnto
the ranks. Reports of committees wni %
heard. Logan Camp is making great progr ess
tor their coming picnic 10 be nelu at Pohini4nn $
Payiliion on Monusy evening. August IA. The
conlinittee IS Working very hard 10 make this
oue OF the finest picuIcs held in Jersey City.
The camp will parade through tho prlncipaI
Streets Of Jersey CITY on SATURDAY evening,
August IL The Committee Of Arrangements
Will see that Inns picutc will be pleasing 10 all
who attend and a good time promised. Visiting
lamps from New York, b. voklyn, HoooSen,
Newark, Runway and EiIzaoetn VIII be present.
b. r. D. e.
The following circular letter has been sent
out by Jersey City Lodge No. 2II:-'Jersey
City Lodge I'll, b. Z. o. E., was instituted Aug
ust 9, 1871. and viii celeoI ate its second anni-
vsrsary on August . at the Pavonia Yacnt CIuo,
Atlantic highlands. The boat will leave Per s,
North River, at $50 4. d., and a ticket from
New York to Atlantic highlands and return
will be one dollar.
'sThe Pavonia Yacht Club have extended 10 us
the use of their steam launches, yachts ami
clubhouse. and will provide an elegant dinner
for our entire party for fifty cents per head.
1t will be a day or continual pleasure from the
time OF arrival until we depart, and in the
future will doubtlessly be emb as an
ever green spot IN the memory Of all who par
ticipate.
You have the privilege of bringing any of
your friends, but you must let the secretary of
this committee Know by August z how many
you will have in your party.
Lay aside the cares of life for one day and
make August 9 next a red letter day IN our
lodge history.
.'signed:-N. L. Rowe, E. j. NTH. W.. S.
Weed, F.. Coghill, G. E. Baldwin, E. R. Wes-
sells. ". H Gordy, Secretary, No. 81 Montgom-
cry street."
AT a regular meeting of Industry Council No.
80, o. U. A. NJ, held on the evening of July 81,
1899, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted, Resolved, that we heartily endorse
and approve the sentiment and words uttered
by the Rev. Daniel Haileron on the Twin
Gamblers OF Jersey Cry IN the prelude to
his sermon of yesterday.
THE IRON HALL.
Lodge No. 1851 of the Iron Hall, met at
Bamber'S Hall the other evening, and received
and opened communications from the Supreme
order was in debt was Indignantly denied by the
m embers.