Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-24
EXCURSION NOTES.

EXCURSION NOTES.. l
The odd Fellows' Trip to Groton
Heights To-day New England
order OF Projections Big Day
Yesterday at Pawson Park - An.
other Big Glen Island KxcursIon
veteran Odd Fellows.
: To-day occurs the big excursion of
Golden Rule, No. 9, P. NJ, !. o, O.. F., to
the Odd Fellows home at Fairyiew, Groton
Heights. The steamer Sunshine has been
chartered for the occasion aud the boat |
leaves at $50 sharp, returning early. There |
will be music and refreshments on board. |
The prioe is seventy-fve cents for the
round trip.
WASHINGTON BROTHERHOOD.
The members of the Washington Union
Brotherhood who attended the summer re-
union of the society held Monday at ex
Policeman Merwin's shore resort all speak
in high terms Of the twelve-course dinner
supplied and the good time they had by
the salt sea waves. Old times were re-
called and the absent faces were not for
gotten. The oratory was not 30 elaborate
as usual, the dinner being too absorbing.
| Among those present were President Har-
| ris, E. A. Doolittle, Tosstmaster Frank By
ington, Henry A. Brakeman, Joseph jew
EFT, William Merwin, John G. Miles, Hem
ingway Smith, Lewis Osterweis, William
A. Reid, Joseph Bromley, George Bromley,
George Ives, F. W. ]. Sizer, and dozen
others.
| OFF TO GLEN ISLAND.
The John 81. Starin takes tomorrow to
Glen Island the Swedish Lutheran Sunday
school, Quinnipiac lodge, I. o. o. F., and
Roderego council, No. A, Knights of
Columbus. -..e.
The Starin took another large party,
numbering about 700. to Glen leland yes
terday. There were three societies on
board: Thespian Pleasure club, German.
Americans and the Columbus Musical club
Among those who went are Nr. and Mrs.
]. P. Flood, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. McDer.
mott, MIR. and Mrs Hugh Plunkett, P. ],
Kilduff, P. Burns, Edward Ryan, P. Gun.
ningham, George Robinson, Albert Aallop
Fred Guilford, Louis P. We'll, John n
Mcknight, Maria Morgan, Nellie Farrell
James Clancy, Nellie Fender, N. MoGar
IRISH, Miss Mahoney, James Donnelly
: Mamie Mcknight, John Nichols and fam
lily, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Edwin Hall.
The third annual excursion of the East
ern Star lodge, No. 81, S. N. A. A. of N
3 A.. 70 Lighthouse grove will go today b.
the steamer I. E. Brown. There will be
, base ball game between the Harlem Rive
' lodge, No 12, and Eastern Star lodge. No
Q 81, and there will also be dancing in tn
/ pavilion. Music will be furnished b.
9 Lsndrigsn's band.
DANISH BROTHERHOOD PICNIC.
4 The Danish Brotherhood of the Easter
= States will give grand picnic at Schuei
: zen park, this city, to day. There will b
Y all sorts of amusements and a general goo
q time Ia anticipated. A ffty-cent ticket ad
mits gentleman with ladies'.
y NEW ENGLAND ORDER OF PRoTEcrIoN-65
u wENT-THE ATHLETIC SPORTS.
The New England Order of Protectio
}. held their annual picnic yesterday. goin
g to Pawson park. It was a notable success
70 as over $50 people, members and the
~ friends, went. Among them were job
B. Winchell, John P. Cramer an
family, Frank Willoughby and fam
ly, George K. Jewell, F. D. Girl
e nell, Judge L. P. Deming, T. F. LAM
George Il. Staley, Charles Mercer and lar
% lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldberg, A. Olson ar
g. family, L. Andreyson and family, Mrs.
" Pagels, Mrs. NJ. Rumberg, Augustus A
" derson. Joseph Chatterton.
r. At $3.50 p. m. meeting of the wardel
Of and deputies was called to order by Graz
e. Secretary Grinnell, at which reports fro
the several lodges were received and we
d. very encouraging. Grand Warden L.
no Deming made very stirring speech.
AZ The boat race was won by Elm TT
~ lodge, ball game by Charter Oak lode
at sack race by Elm Tree and three-legg
re race by Elm Tree. The other games we
n. postponed until next year.
The report of the grand secretary Civ
u.s. Connecticut twenty-seven lodges, with
20 membership of 2, 226.
"a THE VETS.
ht The semi-annual reunion and dinner
II the Veteran Odd Fellows association W
ne be held at Pot Island tomorrow.