Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-07
ANNUAL REUNION.
The Eleventh O. V. Have a Good Time-Omeers Elected and speeches Made.

The Eleventh O. Vs Have a Good
 Tfme-Omeers Elected and speeches
 Made.
 DAEBURY, June 6.-The annual reunion of the Eleventh regiment, Q. V., was held here to-day. Veterans from all over the State were here. The meeting was held in the G. A. R. rooms. It was called to order by Captain Christian Quinn. The minutes of the last annual meeting were read and ap- proved. Company K, executive committee, J. M. 5hipman, Samuel Horne, P. W. En- bier, Edward Andrews, R. S. Woodford and urer, William M. Ballard.
 A letter was read from Captain George Davis, of the Fourteenth United States h. fa1try of this State. He is now stationed at Leavenworth, Neb. Letters were also read from Captain Hartwell NCady, of Worcester, and Captain Charles Simmons, of Hartford.
 The veterans were then marched to the Turner House, where an excellent dinner was served.
 After dinner addresses were made by Col Samuel Horne, Captain Christian Quinn, Cap- tain William G. Dickinson, William H. Fan ton, c. H. Porter of the Fifteenth Connecti- cut regiment Etta D. Horne of the Palmer Relief corps of Winsted, Mrs. Jennie East- man and MISS H. Ao0Lald0 OAcAotC oA Guo Robert o. Tyler Woman's Relief corps of Hartford.
 It was voted to have the next reunion at Savin Rock on June 13 of next year.
 IN NEW LONDON YESTERDAY. Meeting of Grand Temples of Honor
 and Temperance.
 NEW LONDON, June 6.-The Grand council of Select Temples of Connecticut were in ses- sion to-day here. The delegates the evening before held an open meeting in the Metho- dist Episcopal church and were addressed by Grand Chief Decker, Past G. w. Temp lar Buckley of Hartford, and J. W. Denton, w. Chaplain of New Haven. At the con clusion of the service at the church the Templars returned to the lodge room of New d1ondon Temple of Honor and Temperance where a bountiful collation. awaited them. Justice having been done the ample provi- sion of the home lodge, the meeting went in to business under the good of the order, and a number of addresses were made on the subject This morning the session of the Grand council commenced in the rooms of the Good Templar flag has been flying all day. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 Grand chief of council, George F. Otis of New Haven; grand senior, George H. Hart of New Lor- aia aGn gfana naad rseorGer W I Rawns of New Brit ain; grand trea. urer, John c. Hopkins of Middle grand manager, F. A. Young of Middletown; grand prott ctor. George Robinson Morris of Middletown.
 The following officers were elected to the Grand Temple for the ensuing years
 Grand worthy tempIar, A. L. Thompson of New Grand worthy vice templar, Charles E. Pufrer of Grand worthy recorder. John G. Hopkins of Mid Grand worthy treasurer. W. P. Rawlins of New Britain.
 Grand worthy chaplain, J. ". Denton of New Ha- Grand worthy usher Joseph Clark of Ansonia.
 The Horse Guards.
 The Horse Guards held an interesting meeting at the parlor last evening. A large and elegant frame which contains cabinet photographs of the officers and members of the company in uniform was suspended on the wall of the company room. The portraits were made by Bowman, who procured very ornamental and expensive frame for the pho tographs The whole is one of the handsom- est attractions in the company parlor. After the transaction of considerable routine buei- ness the meeting adjourned
 Consolidated Road Mutual Beneat
 Association.
 The annual meeting of the Mutual Benefit association of the employees of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad was held in Superintendent Davidson's office Tuesday afternoon. The report of Treasurer David son showed that the amount on hand June l, 1887, was g, ,O19 69; amount received for the year.. $1,9656 60; total receipts for the year, sS,9s5. .29. The report of Secretary Quin showed that there were PIT members in June, 1887. Nine had died, and twenty-one had forfeited their rights to membership. Officers were elected as follows: President; E. M. Reed; treasurer, 0. s. Davidson; see- retary, J. s. Quin.
 L1BG Of Letters remaining in the New Haven postoflce, New Ha- ven county. State of Connecticut. Wednesday, June 6, 1888:
 LADIES LIST. B-Emma 8. Ball
 C-Lizzie Chatfeld. Annie Greed. Mrs. Lincoln H-Miss E. R. Hawley.
 K-Mrs. A. c. Kaiser.
 L-Nrs. A. M. Locklan, Miss c. E. Lloyd, Lottie
 Lynch.
 M-Eiss Georgia MOsler, Annie Murray 3. Sarah o-Thsresa o'BriGn, Katie o'suIlivan P-Kate l.. PierSon.
 R-Tllie Rowe.
 B-MrS. A. Smith, jr.
 W-Josie Wanton
 GENTLEMEN's LIST. A-Mr H. E. Armstrong. C-Fzekiel Cooper. D-Francis Dwyer.