The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-07

The officers are: N. G., Martin Anderson
V. G., A. G. Buchto; r. s.. Henry Borck;
P. s., George Sewers; Treasurer. ]. XII
E nsr' + r. & 4. n. G.. g. I. wil Mitohs han'Vo9 e..
w. Tate; w, John Bantz; R. S. v. e.,
j. Wallace; L. S. V. g.. j. Cairns; r. S.
S.. j. Emmons: L. S. s.. c. Haase; ]. g..
| A. w. Bfecnler; o. G., J. Albrecht.
III THE officers of Summit Lodge will be
installed next Tuesday.
Onward Lodge will have a public in
| stallation next Wednesday night.
The officers of Garfield Lodge were in
stalled on Wednesday night. The new
staff is:-N. G., William Baldwin; V. G.,
w. E. Davis; R. s., G. Sutcliff; P. s.. H.
| Speer; Treasurer, W. Mitchell; Con-, VIM.
Kicker; W.. c.. E. Richards; R. S. N. g..
T.; Hansen; L s. y. G" j. w,i Gag,
LORI s. + f. G., ". Baldwin, Si S' R. s. s. S.. " J, !, : w.
Petit; L. S. S., E. Malliet; Chaplain, P.
Verbout; /. c.. R. Hale; o. G.. r. Edge
worth; Organist. E. E. Ebersole.
Colfax EncampmenG will elect its
officers next Thursday night.
Goethe Lodge will have a public IN
stallation next Wednesday night. An
entertainments will be given and refresh
ments served.
District Deputy Grand Master H. F.
Chamberlain has a competent staff. Fred
Klein is the Grand Marshal, Ed jackson
the Grand Warden: James Hoagland,
Grand Recording Secretary. and Thomas
Kane. Grand Treasurer.
The officers of John P. Entwisle Lodge.
who were installed Thursday night were:
N. g., r. Duncan: V. S., w. K. Wolver-
ION; Sec, Byren Fairchild; Treas, G.
| Kaiser; R, S. N. g.. r. Cuff; L.. S. N. e..
c. Hammer; Warden, j.. Smith: CoHduc-
tor, j. Hoagland; L. S. N. G., J. H. Van
Ness: L. s. S., G. Kirchner.
Maple Lodges new officers were in
stalled by D. d. G. M. Chamberlain and
Rivers: v. G.. A. Knapp; R. S., w. j.
| Gormley; P. S., A. Seilhelmer: Treasurer.
C. S. Wells; r. S. N. G.. J. Cullman; L.
S.. N, G.. P. Hickman; Con-, g.. w
! Muttart; r. S. s.. II. Brown; L. S. S, @.
Jobes; Il. S. V. g., Joseph Smith; L. s.
V. g.. Charles Beck.
The Odd Fellows Hall Association will
meet next Thursday evening at the office
of Secretary Fred. Klein, in the Weldon
Building.
EEvery member of the order In the city
| should invest in one or more shares of the
Odd Fellows Hall. The terms are SO
reasonable that the poorest can be-
come a shareholder. 1t will be
a safe investment. II every
member manifested The interest he
showed, the order will have q magnificent
structure. There Is scarcely a city in
this Union that has not an Odd Fellows
Hall. Hoboken, which has not one-Iourth
the population Of this city, is a quarter
of a century ahead of it so far as enterprise
OF the members Of the order is con-
cerned.
The Orphans Home project seems to
have the right kind of material directing
it. That Home will be established.
Mechanics Lodge officers were installed
by D. D G. M. Thomas Fitzsimmons and
his staff. The new officers are:-N. e..
H. j. Melosh; v. g.. Charles B. G. Hors'
ford; r. G.. John C. Willets; P. S., VIM.
HoIcomb; Treasurer. Charles Carpenter;
W., Philip Hunmel; c.. William @.
Burke; o. G., w. E. Ward; /. G.. f.
Trent; R. s. N. G., ]. Arm; L. S. N. g.,
S. Hildreth, r. S. S.. Fred king; L.. S. s..
Geo. Ward; Chaplain. J. Sesley. An
innovation and a pleasing one was the
address of the District Deputy at the
completion of the installation, in which
he pointed out the necessity of the OFF,
GERS being faithful and punctual and
acquiring proficiency in the written. as
we'll as the unwritten. work, as on them
and their efforts depend the property of
the lodge.
The off .ers of Goethe Lodge are:-N.
G., Herman HeBning; V. g., John BotL-
ner; +. s., d. Voss; r. S., Otto Raisch:
Treasurer, William Colling.
Bayonne Lodges officers will be in
stalled on January Is. The N. G.. is w.
G, Potter; v. G., William Wright: r. S.,
Frank II. Beardsley; P. S., james Boards.
lev: Treasurer, It. Z. Ludy.