The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-19
NOTES
Concerning the Munson Reunion Which
 Occurs in This City To-day.

SoncerninB the MunsOn Reunion hCh
 Occurs in This City To-day.
 The official headquarters will be at the jewelry store of c. J. Monson, jr., & Co, S61 Chapel street, the fifth door east from the green, until 10 a. m, af- ter which at the United church chapel, 300 Temple street, second building north from the green, and later at Harmonic hall
 Among the officers who will be active in administration are George Munson Curtis, general and financial executive;
 c. La Rue Munson, in charge of pro- gram; Frank E. Hotchkiss, supervising
 chapel, hall and dinner; Edward G.
 Munson, secretary and treasurer of the association, who will prepare and coun- tersign return certificates; c. J Mon- son, jr, general promoter, and Edward
 B. and Harvey S. Munson, who will
 have charge of registration and the sale Of dinner tickets.
 The ticket agent at the Union station will sell tickets over the various roads
 of the New York, New Haven and
 Hartford Railroad company to those who have paid full fare'in coming and
 who exhibit certificate duly signed by the secretary; the certificate is indis-s pensable. This certificate Is to be re-
 tained by the person holding it and
 presented with the half-fare ticket to
 the conductor. Certificates may be ob-
 tained at the chapel from 10 to Il o'clock, and later at the hall
 The service at the United church
 chapel will begin at II o'clock. After family worship will come an address of welcome, 6 response to the same and
 an historic oration. The hour for the
 dinner at Harmonic hall is ? o'clock At the same hall and the adjoining par
 Tor the family will gather in the even ing for social enjoyment.
 The presiding officer at the morning
 session will be Rev. Frederick Munson
 of Brooklyn, N. Y., scholarly, dignified and urbane. At the afternoon enter tainment c. La Rue Munson, Esq, will
 preside. His wit and wisdom are ap-
 preciated by the successive senior classes of the Yale Law school Fam fly worship will be conducted by Rev Absalom Monson Griffith of Ohio, who
 merits respect as a preacher editor and
 mayor of his city The address of vel come Cat the morning session. will be
 given by the chairman. The response will be made by Colonel Gilbert D.
 Munson of Evansville, O., judge of the
 common pleas court, well known in his state as an attractive and effective speaker The orator of the day will be Clarence Munson Bushnell, Esq, of
 Buffalo; he has ample resources, wields | the pen with singular grace, and his el- oquenee in public address has been af- | firmed repeatedly by the press of his | city Edward G. Munson, a manufact- urer is able, active and untiring in l business, while he is loyal to the fam | fly name and devoted to the family en- | terprise. Rowland E. Lucey has been many years treasurer of his city; in | deed, has spent a great part of his life in public employments, is fond of his 1 torical research, and is president of the l Fairfield County Historical society. Henry T. Munson was formerly con
 neeted with the postoffice in New Ha- ven, was afterwards in the patent Of l fee at Washington, and for many years | has been a successful patent attorney l in New York Harvey Munson Baker has prosecuted business enterprises with great energy and success. He promoted the construction of the AL | bany and Susquehanna railroad and defended it against powerful adversa- ries, He has written copiously on local | history. Stephen Munson of Chicago, a | manufactures, is redundant with rem | iniscences and is a fluent and animat- | ed talker George A. Post, though an l ex-congressman, is genial, sparkling, vivacious and enthusiastic.