Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-28
ELECTIONS LAST NIGHT.

H0nOred by Election to Omcial POSI-
tions-Many Lodge and Society Meet
ings.
Rathbone lodge, K. of P, elected as fol-
lows last evening; g. G., B. Il. Wooding;
v. O., I. q. Stoddard; P, I. T. Hoxie; N.
of W., David s. Campbell; K.R.F., Erwin
Barnes; M. of F., W. o. Cooper; N. of E.,
J. L. Schwaab; NJ. at A., ]. Il. Norman;
trustee, R. G. Greenfield; representatives to
grand lodge, D. s. Campbell, I. Il. Stod-
dard; alternates, D. @. Saunders, Ira T.
Hoxie.
Momauguin lodge, A. o. o. W., elected
the following officers last evening: Past
master workman, Hugh Glib; master
workman, s.. Loveland; foreman, F. K.
Loveland; overseer, Thomas Flanagan;
financier, Willis Curtisss receiver, Q. w.
Gould; recorder, @. F. Curtis; inside
watchman, F. Stanley; delegate to grand
lodge, Hugh Glib; alternate, W. Curtiss;
trustee, Henry O'Neill.
New Haven lodge No. 8, Daughters Of
Rebecca: N. g., Mrs. N. s, Parry; v. g.,
Mrs. N. Eldrldge; recording secretary, Mrs..
E. Daily; treasurer, Mrs. Z. P. Bristol;
trustees, Mr.. 8. Gilbert. Mrs. NJ. F. Boone,
Mrs. Annie Bradley. The lodge voted to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Cochran on
Saturday afternoon, assembling at the
lodge room at 2 p. m.
The annual election of City lodge was
held last night resulting: N. a., G.. 81.
Hubbell; V. g., Joseph J. Gibson; record.
ing secretary, J. w. Hammond; treasurer,
e. Beecher. Installation will be held on
next Wednesday night.
Humboldt lodge No. 81, I. O. o. F., ha.
elected officers IS follows: N. G., JOSEPH
Keim; V.G., 81. Roth; recording secretary
Adolph Gosel; financial secretary, T.
Michahellis; treasurer, Jacob Reiner.
Crusaders Castle No. 3, Knights of thu
Golden Eagle, elected these officers las
| night: Past chief, ]. o. Wick; noble chief
Il. s. Bush; vice chief. e. N. Myrick
master of record, E. E. @. Bristol, clerk o.
exchequer, Charles E. Tyler; keeper o.
exeheSuer, T. b. Sucker; venerable her
NIT, T. Hesse; sir herald, J. F. Co1eter
Castle, W. h. Perry. The installatio,
will be held on next Wednesday night.
East Rock lodge, A.. Q. q. W., hs
elected these officers and they will be in
| stalled on the evening on January 4:
Master workman, John G. Hurd; fore
man, M. G. Buell.; overseer, E. E. Cooper
recorder, F. @. Tyler; fnancier, Ezra Healy
receiver, F. N. Francis; guide, G.. E
Rhodes; inside Waterman, d. P. Palmer
outside Waterman, @. F. Hotchkiss; dele
gate to grand lodge, D. E. Merchant; alter
nate, L. J. Mundelin; trustee, I. J. Nun
delin.
Wooster lodge, No. 70, F. and A. NJ, III
stalled the following officers last evening
W. NJ, Charles NJ. Fabrique; s. w.. VIII
lam n. Ely; ]. W., Edmund A. Ende1
treas, Jonathan W. Pond; seo., W. 3
Spock.
Sterling lodge, No. 46, A. o. U. W.
held large and enthusiastic meeting Il
their lodge room In Masonic Temple, th
occasion being the annual election of a
their officers for the coming year. Othe
important business was also transacted
and under good of the order the member
present, with number of visiting broth
ers from the other lodges, enjoyed then
selves with some of Brother Leigh's BET
cigars, and speech-msking and story tel
ing.
The following were elected to fill th
chairs of this prosperous, energetic and II
fuentisl lodge:
For G. N. w., William S. Racket; fl
master workman, Frank B. Brockett; Il
l Io1euau1 JULIUS IL. Mlller, IOr oversee
Leonard D. Harrison; for guide, Ernel
Hotchkiss; for recorder, Robert Sheare
for fnancier, John N. Merwin; for receive
Harry Leigh; for inside Waterman, Thoms
Lynch: for outside Waterman, Micha
Quigley; for trustees, David R. Allinl
Joseph G. Dickinson, William 8. Hacket
for representative to Grand lodge, Josep
g. Dickinson; for alternate to Grand lodR
William S. Hackett; for organist, Willisl
G. Langdon; for assistant organist, Ricl
ard Galligan.