Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-04
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Members of the American Institute of
 Mining Engineers in Waterbury.

Members of the American Institute of
 Mining Engineers in Waterbury.
 Waterbury was honored to-day by @ visit from the members of the American Insti- tute of Mining Engineers who came in on a special car on the Naugatuck road from Bridgeport at 11:15 this morning. When the party arrived at the depot they were met by these gentlemen: E. o. Lewis. s. Chase, E. l.. Frisbie Jr, E. o. Goss, George B. Lamb, George H. Benham, O. s. Morse, E. D. Steele. A O. Jennings, G. H. Gloves R. H. Smith. with E. O. Lewis as chairman. E. O. Goss had been appointed to meet the party at Bridgeport and act as escort to the distinguished guests to Waterbury. There were about seventy-fve gentlemen and thirty ladies in the party.
 On the arrival of the train three electric cars were in waiting and the guests were whirled up Bank street and escorted to the armory where an excellent spread was in readiness, and with the music of the American band and lots of good things to eat and drink the visitors spent an hour or two in a most happy manner.
 Then the party was divided up among the sub committee taken from the general reception committee and shown through some of the principal factories in the city. | Among the places visited were Benedict Burnhams, the Watch factory. Scovill Manufacturing Go, Holmes. Booth X
 Hapyens, Waterbury Brass Go and Farrell foundry.
 l Several prominent people from other towns accompanied the party to this city,
 among them being the democratic nominee for lieutenant governor Morris B. Beardsley, and wife. The guests left here
 at o'clock. All wore neat badges and
 pins.
 The following committee had charge of
 the general arrangements: E. 0. Lewis. George H. Gloves, c. P. Goss, H. l..
 Wade, James S. Elton. D. s. Plume,
 Charles $. Morse, A. S. Chase. E. D.
 Steele, E. l.. Frisbie, jr. J. Richard
 Smith. Thomas B. Kent. F. J. Kingsbury
 l. J. Atwood. H. H. Peck, Howard Isbell E. A. Smith, John P. Elton. A. M. Dlckin
 son, Gordon w. BurRham, w. E. Fulton H. s. Chase, E. O. Goss, F. l.. Adams
 NJ. l.. Sperry, W. S. Atwood, F. H. Hof
 man. George H. Benham. Charles A. Cot
 ter, George A. Driggs. Irving II. Chase. w ! F. Crane. Collation committee, John F Elton. A. NJ. Dickinson. Irving H. Chase . w. E. Fulton, E. NJ. Burrall. G. L
 White. George B. Lamb. A. O. Jennings
 Leroy Upson. Archer J. Smith. J. Hobart
 Bronson, George F. Hart. o. H. Stevens Charles NJ. Mitchell, T: R. Hyde. D. N Plume. Charles A. Hamilton, R. F Griggs, Irving L, Atwood, A. c. Campbell, k. H. Smith. Transportation committee 3 J. Richard Smith, J. Hobart Bronson anC H. l.. Wade.
 Among the party were: John Fritz. Beth s leham, Pa, founder and president of thu association; Mir and Mrs Oliver Williams l Pa.; H. B. Mason. Troy. New York ' T. J. Charming. New York; M 9 and Mrs John Walker. North Carolina; R l P. Rothw+ll, New York; J. Gray Torrev - Newark. N. J; H. G. Torrey. Newark. N 8 J; E. Leavenworth. Massachusetts,; w. F
 Durfee; New York; H. Jacks. New Hamp
 shire; W. k. Webster, Tennessee; E. K
 Hewitt, New York; Edmund Peter, jr
 Boston; E. A Hardt. Pennsylvania; MT an , Mrs Anton Hardt. Pennsylvania; ulian W
 RInsey. Ohio; J. F. Holloway, New York E. B. Toldt. New York; $. H. Hewitt , Colorado; A. W. Jenks. New York E. D. Alcot. New York; J. E. Platt a S. S. Spilburg. New York; Miss Spilburl ' New York; MT and Mrs k. W. Raymond
 NIT and Mrs F. Robbins. New Yorl : W. Parker. Washington; MT and Mrs E o Van Inalliers, Pennsylvania; J. F. Hami 2 ton. Brooklyn; A Lee. New York; J. a Smith. Pennsylvania; Mir and Mrs Elsor 2 Pennsylvania: E. c. Pecktin. Ohio; W U U W. Stead. New York; John Brenkenvir i, Pennsylvania; Mir and Mrs John 4 u Walker. Jersey City; Thomas Hobsor '' Pennsylvania; Mrs $. Bremlich. Ne = York; Mir and Mrs James Holbrook. Ne York; NIT and Mrs B. Faaskenthel. PenI
 sylvanla; c. A. Morrison, New York; Nil <. NJ. Putnam, Rhode Island; MT and NJ ' E k Ledoux. New York; Mir and NJ 't David T. Day. Washington; J. A. w. T. 7, son. Maryland.
 S The banquet was gotten up in David
 best style.