Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-14
L. .. O.,s CKLRnRATE
Their Thlrsy-Sevsnth Annual Meeting
NJ LOpersa Cafe Last EveminR.


NJ LoPerss Cafe Last Evening".
This old organization held its annual
meeting last esening at Loper's cafe. Six
teen of the members were present, viz: Ex.
Governor Bigelow, Assessor c. A. Baldwin,
Prof. B. Jepson. C. n. Loomis, New Haven;
Hon. w. w. Lee, Meriden; d. II. Basseif,
Birmingham; @. R. Bill. II. T. Nix, ]. ].
Osborn, +. II. Lovejoy, Ellsry Camp and
George II. Cos. New Haven; Franklin Gum,
Springfield; Edwin Judge, Woodbridge;
George r. Osborn, Bridgeport; w. B. Park
insou, New York. Letters were read from
N. B. Abbott, Columbus. Ohio; q. J. Board
man, Ashevills, N. c.; s. p. Burdict Pnila.
delphis, Major Sidney E. Clark, in COM
mand Of Fort Omaha, Nebraska; Rev. John
Elderkin, Ekonk, Conn.,; Joseph Naramore,
Ansonia; B. 8. Pardee, South Carolina;
Judge Rufus Pickett. New Haven; Nelson
Canada; Samuel Wilcox. Clinton, Conn. The
regular toasts were a follow:
The Day We Celebraie-The results Of thirty.
seven years Of life show that L. s. o. was not born
in vain. -Nesponse BY Elle.y Campl
years and though our comrades we're not rrest-ss
tho world estimates-they zach and all did their
dgiss in the sphere 70 which God called them and
their families, their comrades. and heir country
men.-(Rasponse Hon. W. W. Lee
Old Croton No IA steady-A sober-a lively old
tub She took all the water she could get but never
took water when in compsti,ion with any Of the
cinsivs.-Rsspense y. n Lorejoy "
The Indeps1dsnt Ransers-A military organiza-
% saSe Kansas from ssrer
that gave TO tho Union cause. more than . dozen
aisd % be held IN Krs,siu rsnemsraace sy T. {.
3. o., from whose msmbcrs that short lived COM
pany was recruited. "The best die youns."-t IRE
mn Il
Our Model Postmaster - A limb Of tie BODY
polite accidentally dsjointed years aso has been
come the right man to the right p,scs-lS. D.
Florida, from The Atlantic TO the Pacifc trey are
.manning the brakes, "tugging a. the ropes with
characferissd their earlier days When ST Peter
calis The roll At the psarly gstes may they all
Our NsnsstucE valley boys Line the evergreen
pine. aiways fresh and sturdy the older they srov
al 4sss u. e esss d.ss
and are deeply roctsd and sroupded 10 our sffee-
Ss a'e Che. z D s. had
many noble governors, but had TO borrow two OF
Z. bsss from L 8. o.-tResponss BY exGovernef
On! County-Ths happisss land on which eod's
'sThe Union Of Iakss, the Union OF lands
he Union OF ssates none can ssyer,
Tho Union OF hearts. The Union Of hands
And the nag q our Union On f e n.s,,
Our Educafional System-Ths sthres Rs should
always 70 hand In band with training in mechanics
and the arf and nterxpersed with these At regular
intervals should be thorough instruction In the
scissco Of mus:c.-tResp onse B. Jepsos.)
O6icsu for the ensuing year were elected
q follows: President, @. A. Baldwin; secre
tary, Prof. B. Jepson; treasurer. George q.
Bili; chsplain, Judge Rufus Pickett; marshall
=. 4. Lovejoy. Previous to the annual
hsndshaks . vote Of thanks was passed tc
Nins Host Lopez for his bountiful spread,
and 10 O. r. Loomis for the organ loaned
FOR the occasion.
A striking episode was the following
Major Clark. q. 8. A., commander of Fort
Omaha, NsbraskA. In his letter wrote that n
O'Clock Last evening he would drink to the
health of L. 8. o. Seven o'clock In Nebraska
means o'clock hare. Accordingly at
O'Clock precisely the l. 8. O.is drank to the
hsalth Of the absent comrsde, Major Clark, ~
tbs same moment he was drinking the health
Of The L. 8. O.h.
Tho company Shutdown 10 ths well loaded
table, ct 7:3O. At 1880 the society ad
jourued With many expressions of satisfac.
tion and good viii and wish that all pre-
emit might live to celebrate the thirty
eighth mesting nsxt year. During the exer.
disc most fslicitous poem was contributed
| By Hon. w. w. Leo.