The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-10
Il FINE TIME.
N. e. o. P. outing Last Evening.

Order of Protection left at 7i30 last
evening on special cars for q trolley
ride to Lake Saltonstall, going from
there to the Forbes house, Morris Cove
where the party sat down to a BAN
quet. After providing for the wants of
the inner man the grand secretary,
II. d. Grinnell, addressed the meeting,
stating that he believed that the or
der in Connecticut would do as we'll
this year as last. The supreme lodges
recognized Connecticut as doing a noble
work the past year at their March
session by electing our grand warden,
L. P. Deming. as supreme vice warden
of the order, and it is believed that
the supreme vice warden will be pro-
| NOTED to the place of supreme warden
at the next election. The work that is
progressing so favorably during the
summer months will become still
| greater as the year progresses. He
introduced the grand warden, who
spoke impressively of the death of the
man in charge of the elevator of the
First National Bank building. He said
| that the sight of that man going to
his death in the elevator had so un-
nerved him that he did not feel last
night as he otherwise would. 1t was
a lesson to US that we had no lien
on life, and how necessary it was to
insure for the benefit of those depend
ent on us should death visit us, as it
often does Unexpectedly.
Warden Chaplin Of Charter Oak lodge
said that there was no reason why the
| New England order should not do bet
ter than another because it had superior
advantages to offer. He paid glow
| ing tribute to the work of the medical
| examiners, who, he said, had contribut-
ed greatly to keeping the assessments
| at a very low figure.
| Past Warden Bradley of Winchester
| lodge replied that as far as his lodge
was concerned it was doing well and
| was going to continue in the work.
| Deputy Henze of Mozart lodge spoke
Of the brilliant work of his lodge, and
| the future was promising for better
work than ever.
| Junior Past Warden Mcintosh of
| Charter Oak lodge spoke of the giant
| strides the New England order had
made in the past, not only in the num-
| Der, but in the character of the mem
bers in the performance of the ritualis-
| tic work, in the business way the diff
| ferent lodges conducted their meetings
and in the reputation it has gained
| throughout the entire community.
1 With a limited area in which to work,
| an extremely low entrance fee and the
lowest cost of insurance of any insur-
ance organization, it was better equip
ped for work than any other.
He was followed by Warden Plum
mer Of Fort Hale lodge, who said that
he was proud of the record it made, and
| they were going to keep it up to it's
| usual standard.
H. Staby, supreme representative,
| spoke in behalf of Mozart lodge. War
| den Lunsden of Gladstone lodge as
sured the members that his lodge
| would be sure to keep up it sreputation.
Past Warden Whalen of Winchester
spoke Of cooperative work among the
different lodges and stated that his
lodge would do everything to aid the
advancement of this organization.
A unanimous vote was passed thank
| ing Landlord Forbes for the elegant
spread and the party broke up about
midnight full of enthusiasm and with
resolutions to place the New England
order at the head of the list of frater-
nal orders in the New England states.
The following were the representatives
from the different lodges present:
Grand Warden L. P. Deming.
Grand Secretary F. D. Grinnell.
Elm Tree-Vice Warden William
Holmes. Treasurer Charles r. Wells,
Financial Secretary F. w. Dawless,
Chaplain D. w. Benjamin, Trustee G.
H. Mercer, Sentinel G. N. Floyd, Depu-
ty J. j. Wooster, A. 8. HEM of A. S.
HEM & Co., William S. Wells of Will
liams, Wells & Co., J. e. Batchelder,
James J. Sullivan, Frank E. Hill, ]. H.
Gould, Julius Bitterlich, A. D. Baker.
| Charter Oak-Junior Past Warden
w. c. Mcintosh, Warden J. w. Chaplin,
Secretary w. r. Moore, Treasurer c.
w. Gould, Financial Secretary M. ].
Hotchkiss, Chaplain G. o. Appleby,
Trustee H. C. Dockum.
Winchester-Junior Past Warden P.
E. whalen, Secretary Harry Trecartin,
Trustee c. H. Bradley.
notwithstanding Herman G. Hess,
Treasurer Hugo Schneeloch, Deputy
Charles J. Hence, Past Warden H.
Staby.
Centennial - Past Warden Carl
Brandt.
Beacon-Deputy Charles H. Hines.
| Fort Hale-Warden D. A, Plummer.
INSTRUMENTATION w. M. Lumsden.
Mission School Attacked.