The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-17
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Hancock Lodge. No. I'D, met at Humboldt
Hall, last night. The third rank was conferred
unon 9 candidate by Past Chancellor Doan.
Grand PreIate Donath was present and made
soma interesting remarks. The officers of the
lodge all assisted in comforting the degree in
their usually excellent style.
Woodiawn Lodge held a fine meeting last
evening. Over fifty Knights were present, 10
Guiding a number OF visitors. The tnird rank
was conferred upon one candidate ana oiicers
Gate, of Hudson Lodge was among the VISITORS
present. - -, - 81
mic al P~ohlmann's on Thursday. August IL. The
COMMITTEES In charge of the arrangements are
Bernard Lew, 4. E. Brandon, A, Blizzard, Jr;,
0. Gillett, n. H. Toonisy; j ousterman, ii. w.
Murpittroyd and O.. Il. Baldwin.
The Pythian Relief Association will meet in
woodland Lodge room, Pythian Hall, Bsrgen
and Paramount avenues, on Friday evening,
June 80.
Court Jersey City No. 7l29 held a rousing
meeting in their court room in Rocne's Hall last
evening. Over $3.50 we're received as dues {,
seven candidates we're initiated ana I'VE propos,
and John Sauer we're elected trustees. The
court will hold a picnic, with games, at Caie-
DOMAIN Park, Monday. July II.
+. o. o. 4.
Palisade ~Encampment No. 4. at the Avenue
Honse last night, elected the following officers
for rhe ensuing year:-Chief Patriarch, Gaorge
q. Delszeroth; Senior Warden, Thomas Kane;
Junior Warden. Frank H Hyatt; High Priesf,
w. b.. Fogg; Recording Scribe. Charles M.
Kiessling; Financial Scribe, F. G. Kiessiing;
treasurer, Gottlieb Eckert. one new member
was admitted BY card,
next Tuesday evening. Lots OF work on hand.
Columbia Lodge No. So, I. O.. o. F., of Hobo
Ken. viii be visited Wednesday evening next by
Eckford Lodge, No. q. Of New York.
SONS or TEMPERANCE.
The meetings Of Crusade Division No. 1888 are
always interest Ing, and talented visitors are
always present and assist in making up an en-
iotable programme OF music and recitations
Tor the good and welfare Last ntyht's meet
ing, as usual, was well attended. one proposal
visitors from Crystal and other DIVISIONS were
present. The programme inoiudsd q sons,
aGood Night, but Not Good-bye," by Miss
Stewart, a visitor.
Deputy Grand Chief Rangers have bean APP
| pointed by Grand Chief Ranger John Mckeon
| as follows:-A. H. Fletcher of Court Essex, for
! Court Perseverance,; w. II. Ransbotham OF
| Curtis OF Court Triumph, for Court Little John;
| Arthur Keene OF Court Pass sale. for Court Pat
| erson: Enoch Mountford OF Court Pride of che
Epstsin Of Court persc .sfance, for Court Essex;
John Faherty OF Court Little john,
for Courts Payonia; l Newoery1'
| Bowling OF Court Glenwood. for Court Hudson;
| John j. Kenyin of Court Ashley, for Court
| Stevens; Il. II. Vessels. Of Court Damon, fol
| Court Jersey City; Charles Z. Cassidy of Court
| Hamilton. tor Court Damon; Joseph McCurnlr
Of Court Winfield, for Court Pride of Bayonne;
| John Boyle OF Court Paulus Hook. fol
| Court Emmett; j. F. Began of Court Pavonia
for Ccnrt Greenyilie; John }. .Riordan
Of Court Commonwealth. for Court Newark;
Joseph H. Deets. of Court Caucasian, for Couti
Pride of Stockton; John G.. Dunn, of Cour
General Wayne, for Court Grove; NJ. E. Keat-
ing. of Court General Lafayette. for Court Pride
Court Frank; Charles M. solomon, of Cour
Damon. for Court Asttsyt Thomas
7. keaIe. Of Court nmmet, to