The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-18
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Celebration of Ninth Anniversary of East Rock Lodge, No. 3S, A. o. U. w.. in Polar Star Hall, Tuesday Next-Christmas En- tertsinment to be Given by Hiram Camp s. of T.-Personal Notes.
 East Rock lodge No9S, A. o. U. w., held it's annual election Thursday eVen- ing and the list of officers previously published in this paper were declared elected by the retiring master workman, w. S. Compton. It is said this is the first time in workman's lodge In this city that the entire list of officers have been elected at once and unanimously. Remarks were made by w. s. Compton, l.. J. Mundelin, R. B. Farren, l.. B. Linsley, John Wetherwax and John O. Rowland.
 The ninth anniversary of East Rock lodge, No. 3S, will be celebrated at Polar Star hall next Tuesday evening and will be followed by dancing. The pro- gramme is as follows:
 song or Welcome-
 Tune: Aud Lang Syne East Rock Lodge-Present Past and Future
 J. r. B. Ricketts. Selection-W. T. Sanford and Henry James, vick
 Selection-Orchestra.
 Cake Walk,-By select team. Violin soo-Hungarian Dances. u '''' f, r,;:r ,.c;c;o.W. Wm. F: schwarz Selection-W. T. Sanford and Henry James, wick.
 Selection-Orchestra
 "Barde Mobile"-Bros. Martin and Munde- lin.
 ''Dulce est deslnere in loco"
 Schooner Clark, Captain Hornby, has arrived from Woodbridge Creek, N. J., with 32,OOO fire brick and 200 barrels fire clay for w. A. Warner & Bro; also barge Ashford, Captain Barker, for the same firm, with 1,5OO barrels of cement, from the Hudson river.
 The members of Hiram Camp divi- sion, Sons of Temperance, are arrang ing to begin the team work which proved so popular the past two years, and the work will start soon after Christmas. Captains of the compa- nies have been elected as follows: Co. A, Captain Miss Viola Hall; Co. B, Cap tain William IT. Pollard; judges, Emory L. Smith, George w. Robinson. A Christmas entertainment and sup per will be given in the rooms of Hiram Camp division next Tuesday evening. There will be vocal and instrumental music, tableaux, recitations, etc. An excellent programme has been ar ranged. Pudding Lane" will be one of the features of the evening, and "The Man from the Klondyke" will be anoth- CT feature. There will be great fun for all who attend.
 | The twelfth annual ball given by | Dayton Hook and Ladder Go. of the | Annex fire department was one of the | most successful ever given by the com- pany. These balls have usually been | given in old Central Hall, but the latter is not much used now, and the gather ing was held in Old Union armory. About 100 couples attended and there were nearly seventy-five members of out of town companies as guests. Coun- cilman D. Burton Brown and wife led the grand march. Fitzgerald's orches- tra furnished the music. The manage ment was as follows: Arrangements, J. H. Dayton, N. c. Apt, T. A. Halpin, GIG. Ryder, G. Potter; floor committee, F. s. Ryan, H. s. Allis, William Dow ling, r. Mozealous, w. H. Mabry, M. H. Griffin reception. M. J. Shaw, J. N. Griffin, D. B. Brown, NJ F,. Fowler, F. l.. Phlbrick, H. s. Hughes, A. Rowley, | H. G. Pond.
 Miss H. Ryan of Perkins street and Miss M. Egan of Poplar street have gone to Boston to attend the ordination to the priesthood of their cousin An drew Carrigan.
 Merrck Russell of East Haven has returned from Moosup, where he was | treated for cancer on his under lip The treatment was successful, and it is believed his cure will be permanent.