The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-15

The Coming Celebration fin This City
 Following is a copy of a circular from the Sramme for the celebration of the Queens jubilee in this city:
 H. l. NJ. Queen Victoria Jubilee Committee
 of New Haven.
 Headquarters of General Committee,
 699 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn.,, 12th June. 1897.
 Dear Sir-The committee delegated from the English and Scottish lodges in this city, in order to celebrate in a suitable manner Her Imperial Majesty Queen Victorias s Diamond Jubilee, decided that there shall be a special jubilee service, which by the kindness of the Rev. Percy Barnes will be held at Grace Episcopal church, corner of Blatchley avenue and Exchange street, at 7:3o D. Ill. on Sunday, June 2oth, This gentleman having taken Infinite pains to carry out the service in accordance with British sympathies, and in a way to do honor to Her Imperial Majesty, and through her to ourselves, it is hoped by the commit tee of delegates that every member of Red der Sons of St George, the New Haven Caedonian club, and Clan Mcleod, No. 31, Order of Scottish Clans, will feel it their them their families. This service will be of such nature as cannot but appeal to the feelings Of all who attend.
 The members of the four lodges named will assemble at the corner of Grand ave pue and Blatchley avenue at p. m and march to the church, where seats will be reserved for them. There will also be seats secured for the Daughters of St. George and the Daughters of Scotia.
 l The Banquet.
 l There will be in addition held at Harmo- 1 nie hall on June 22d, at ?. m., banquet, tickets for which can be obtained of me at 1 MT. John Trace, 152 Greenwood street; Mr Samuel ripper, 1377a Foote street: Mir Mac. Arthur 183 Lloyd street; MT. Wallace, 87 l Wocott street; or the appointed channels l of your lodge.
 1 The programme of speakers will include 1 such orators as Lieutenant Governor Hon. J. D. Dewel, His Honor, Mayor Earns Vance. Rev. George Phillips of St. Pauls church Col N. G. Osborn. and Mr Alfred Mackrllle; MT, septimus Fleetwood has kindly consented to occasi'so as this unique in history, and cal culated to give any of E stish blood such q pleasant experience as they cannot expect make a personal appeal to yourself {. dc your best to dispose of these tickets Gas l they are powerle5S without your co-opera | tion), and they confidently hope that each | of the members of the lodges will take at 1 least ticket himself, and dispose of one to 6 | frienJ. The banquet is limited to gentle men, but the committee cordially invite al
 of British sympathies no matter of what nationality.
 | Souvenir Badges.
 | The committee have adopted a souvenir jubilee badge commemorative of the Occa | sion, which can be procured of myself ol members of the general committee. | JAMES MUSTARDE, Chairman. | STANHOPE D. BLOGG, Secretary. | Committee.
 MT. John Trace, MT John A. Cramer. Mir Stanhope D. Blogg, Red Cross lodge O. O
 & G.; MT. W. A. Crute Mir. Samuel Tip
 per. MT. John Vernon, W. D. Gladstone
 lodge O. of S. G.: Mir. Wm. c. Mcintosh | Mir. Patterson, MT. Robert Macarthur
 New Haven Caledonian club; MT Morton
 Mir. Geo. Wallace, MT. James Mustarde Clan Mcleod o. of S. c.