Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-04
Elections Last Night.

Crueaders' castle No. 3, Knights of the | Golden Eagle, installed the following off, cers last night: l vies %ssfsr of 0. Bristol; clerk of exchequer, Charles E. Tyler; keepef kpt 2 or exchsquer. T. H. sncher; yene.aDie H. Perry.
 The annual installation of City lodge was held last night. Early in the evening the lodge voted $1O0 to the widow of the late Thomas 0. Hollis, jr., and . delegation of seventeen members was appointed to at tend the funeral. The following officers were installed: - N. G., 0. H Hubbell; G., James J. Gibson | E. Beecher; warden, E. [. Linaley; conductor, i%s; Ss: i; ., < Rsf;zs T5sSs' HseFv E. a
 9sra.r; f s. s. F. W s1sss Tssior; chaplain. h. TRUE AMERICANA.
 Independent order of True Americana, Camp No. 1, of Connecticut, installed these officers last night:
 PIP, Mrs. Hattie Young; assistant past president, Mas M ning; vice president, Mrs. Addie Taylor; assist. ant vice president F. s. Granger; M., Mrs Vic way: chaplain, Mrs. Eliza Russell; lecturer, MP. Q. '. Russell; recording secretary, Mrs. Mary hs@s; ireasuper siss ssi. pn snsso Mr Fred Schnetzler; the installing officer, Mrs. Alice RETAIL BUTCHERS.
 The New Haven Retail Butchers associa. tion elected the officers last night:
 President, Seymour w. Earle; first vice presi dent, Oscar Boettger; second vice president, A. | J. Gran; recording secretary, W. ". Johnson: | financial secretary, W. N. Futile; treasurer, O. E. Wissert; trustees, O. E. Hart,C. Richard, LA Beyer. ' x Columbus lodge, No. 3, U. o. G. F., elected these officers last night: -. | President. John simpkins; vice president
 dore Keller. These officers win be installed ou
 the f,rst Wednesday night in February. WINTHROP CASTLE.
 l winthrop castle No. 10, Knights of the
 Golden Eagle, installed the following off.
 cers last night:
 Brockett; vice chief, B. '. auyer; high priest
 L. s; Wing; venerable hermit, E. .Hotchkiss;
 ehequer, c. N. Wsdham; keeper % of ~ e1chequer Harry Leigh; sir herald, H. Gallagher, worth, | 06fos W. Q. Iuttle; WOrIny cnamDerla1n, E. S
 @haples; ensign, F. L. Lynch; esquire, F. R
 Weight: first guardsman, Joseph R. Bromley ! second guardsman, M H. Quigley. The officers were installed by Past Chiet ) L. B. Clark, assisted by members of Rich castle and Columbus. Thirty-two new
 members were initiated in the first degre, . and fourteen members into the second de : gree. II K.oFc.
 II A delegation of Panganett council, K. O. O., of the city of Derby will attend the re
 caption of Mullen council next Wednes day night.
 ,l The Veteran Bremen will hold thei ) annual election next Monday night.
 The annual installation of Old Hiram
 will take place this evening in their Ma 3 sonic temple.
 3 The annual installation of dsrmani , lodge, No. 7s, I. o. O. F., will be held to night in their rooms in Odd Fellows hall
 The Stationary Engineers will hold thei
 meeting Friday night when officers will b
 installed. / } .e The following have been elected officer F | of the Marine Engineers Beneficial asso . ! eiation, No. 356: Charles P. Jones, presi dent; 8. o. Aerwin, vice president; Josep ;. | Thomas, secretary; George W. Dsdmun
 treasurer; James S. Hyde, conducto,
 John Starbranch, doorkeeper., Joeep
 Thomas was elected delegate to the ns q tional convention which meets in Wast | anQton the last of this month