The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-30
MASONIC VETS BIG DAY.
ASSOCIATION HAS ITS ANNUAL AT
 NEW LONDON.

SEW LONDON. An Address of Welcome by Harris Pendie
 ton-New Members Admitted-Oid Om
 cers Reelected.
 New London, June 2s.--The Masonic Veteran association of the state held it' annual meeting yesterday with Union lodge, the master of which, Harris Pen dieton. made an address of welcome Venerable Master William Wallace Lee of Meriden, responded. Grand Master Warner also spoke. Brother Lee made his annual address. The sum of $26,6 were received toward Elder AtwelFs monument. The old officers were re- elected P. c. NJ. William Wallace Lee venerable master: Rev. A. N. Lewis secretary and treasurer; Rev. s. A. Da' vis, venerable chaplain, and vice pres ident from each county.
 There were present of the old mem- bers Marcus F. Baldwin of Woodbridge, John H. Post oi New Haven, William H. Oakley Of East Killingly, Wheeler M. Case of West Simsbury, Henry O. Warner of New Milford. Henry Chat field of Torrington, the oldest Mason present; James Nj. Lewis of this city, Charles A. Bentley of this city, Sturgis M. Judd of Waterbury. John Barlow of Birmingham, George Huntley of Man. tic, Elijah s. Colford of this city, John NJ. Page Of Naugatuck, John G. keig- win of Willimantic, George Durfee of Windsor, Joseph Anderson of this city. Charles M. Church of New Britain, Levi s. Coe of Meriden, William w. Stevens of Bridgeport, Ward Nichols of New Haven, Stephen s. Besient of Bridge port, William B. Thomas of this city, Chauncey N. Letune, Eli B. Francis OF Windsor, w. H.Chapman of Deep River, H. E. Buckingham of Deep River. David c. Card of Willimantic, William MEOW Ter of Berlin, Samuel P. Rand of New Haven, Thomas H. c. Talcott of Glas- tonbury, Seth w. Beebe of Bristol, ". L. Morgan of New Britain, Lester Good enough of Bristol, Samuel c. Bradley of Burlington, Roswell Atkins of Bristol, Luther P. Gager of Quarryville, Lloyd r. Baldwin, Benjamin Jones, James Walden. Charles N. Andrew, c. B. Pom eroy of Willimantic. Theodore A. Smith of Naugatuck, H. k. White of Meriden, L. M. Thompson of Bridgeport, David k. Thompson, thirty-third degree of New York, Lorenzo D. Armtsrong of Greenville, Bennett French of Derby, Joel W. Welch of Willimantic, W. W. Lee of Meriden, Homer Twitchell of Union City, Henry F.. Parker of South Coventry, Max J. Embler of New Ha- ven, John H. Barlow of Shelton, Lemuel B. Hoadley of Naugutuck, Martin A. Boardman of New Britain, Joseph A. Fitch of Manchester, John c: Bucling- ham of Shelton, A. A. Lewis of New Haven.
 The new members voted in are as fol- lows: Robert A. Gray of Groton, W. H. Bentley, Craries Corning of this. city, Thomas E. Packer of Mystic, Henry B. Lawrence, James s. Williams, Benja- min s. Harris, Fred w. Smith of this city, Owen c. Williams of Waterford, Braddock M. Chester of Groton, Philo P. Hovey of this heity, A. F. Tufts of NoIWlCHtOWIl, Lu&Ae BUTTONS, OL NduSd- tuck, Henry IHoveyi of Willimantic, A. G. Crocker of this city,,C. Broadhurst ot Willimantic, H. c. Lanphere of Water ford, Alambert Williams of Groton, W J. Smith of Ansonia,' F. A. Hermance ot New Haven, Charles A. Gardiner of Bridgeport, Charles A. Billings of Willi- mantle, George W. Moxley of Groton Ebenezer Baker, Hobart Sperry of An sonia, Anthony Jerome of this city; W B. Bristol of Apsdnia, Simon c. Fraser Edwin A. Delaney, II. N. Crocker of this city, Daniel N. Davidson of Lyme John H. Futile of Naugatuck, Reuben H. Tucker of Ansonia, John T. Mills ot this city, George C.. Sweet of Norwich Richard T. Bushnell, Seth L. Gilbert ot Hartford, Carlos Welton of Thomaston Edward c. Hotchkiss of ,Torrington Julius sperry of Thomaston. Jonathan Saggers, James F. Smith, John L. Ward of this city, John c. Humphrey of Sims bury, lillian M. Rogers of Thomaston.