The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-04-02

Cleveland, o., will be present at the
session and it is expected that other Of
ficers of the supreme council will grace
the occasion with their presence. The
session will consume but one day and
the grand regent expresses the hope
that each subordinate council will be
represented and that the representa-
tives will remain until the close of the
meeting.
Each council in the state is entitled
to- one representative and in case
neither the representative nor his al
ternate can attend the regent of the
council will be admitted eX-officio. AL
ternates have access to the grand
council at all times. but the representa-
tive only is entitled to mileage and per
diem.
Councils having new business to in
troduce that will require reference
should have it ready at the beginning
of the session. The report of the COM
mittee on distribution or reports will be
called for before the close of the morn
| ing session and the committee on new
business and mileage will be expected
to be ready to report the first thing in
the afternoon. Past regents who have
not received the grand council degree
must have their credentials in the
hands of the proper committee by nine
o'clock on the morning Of the session.
The holding of the grand council ses-
sion here is a matter of great interest
to the members of New London coun-
Gil, which by the way is one of the
most enterprising councils in the state.
The grand council approaching that
fact voted to come here without any
solicitation on the part of the local
members and the session cannot fail to
arouse an increased enthusiasm among
the workers Of the council.
! A complete list of the grand officers
standing committees, representatives
4 and alternates is appended:
OFFICERS FOR 1928.
Grand regent, Henry G. Palmer, Pc
quot council AZ, tonington.
Grand vice regent, Hubert P. Wet
more, Winchester council 755, Winsted.
Grand orator, Marcene B. Dunbar,
Torrington council LIZA, West Winsted.
Past grand regent, Charles H. Prem
tice, B. H. Webb council 702, Hartford.
Grand secretary, E. B. Holloway
Volunteer council S19, Milford.
Grand treasurer, Burton G. Bryan
Mattuck council 713, Waterbury.
Grand chaplain, Carleton c. Hollo-
way, Davenport council 700, New Ha-
ven.
Grand guide Israel P. Taft Siam
ford council $685. Stamford.
Grand warden, w. A. H Hatfield
Seaside council 709, Bridgeport.
Grand sentry, Arthur N. Hall, ALFRED
H. Hall council 1923, Meriden.
Grand trustees, Walter c. Davenport
Norwich council 100, Norwich; Edward
l.. Linsley, Davenport council 700, New
Haven; Martin s. Wizard, New Britain
council 1888, New Britain.
Representatives to supreme council
III. M. Harrington, Seaside council 7o9
. Bridgeport: John Mackrile, Savii
Rock council 1,068, West Haven
: Alternates, John S. Davenport, STAN
ford council 999, Stamford; Charles Fl
, Prentice, b. H. Webb council 702, Hart
| ford.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
On 1aw-Walter j. Conner, P. II
Sheridan council 1,467 New Haven
Philo p. Bennett, b. III. Webb council
7O2, Hartford; William Belcher, New
: London council 1,4S4, New London
On appeals-George Richards Win
chester 1885, West Winsted; Charles
\ III. Riggs, Reliance council 1853, Bristol
H. b. Williams, East Hartford council
1881
On finance-H. I. Mathewson, Volun
teer council $40, Milford; w. W. r
Perry, Pilgrim Harbor council SAB, Mer
iden; William P. Randle, Sherman
, council 1,342 outh Norwalk.
State medical examiner, William
; Dexter Anderson, NJ D., Davenpor
: council 700, New Haven
q REPRESENTATIVES,.
s The following is the list Of represen
s tatives, the number standing for tn
8 council, the first name being the regu
r lar delegate and the second the alter
h nate:
il 340-J. l.. Inman, G. D. Sharper.
y 442-Hy r. Palmer, J. FL. Weeks, J.
543-Frederick Morse, L. G. Birdse,
f 7OO-C. H. Knox, /. Fl. Stoddard.
Il 7o2-Fred A. West, w. A. Country
: man.
e TOR. H. Stathart, L. c. Wilcox.
!. 7O9-F. ]. Selbie, v. r. Giddings.
!. 713-C. e. Wallace, A. Webster
:. 720--George F. Adams, w. G. Daver
port.
723-Frank Shaffer, H. F. Royce.
73S-F. E. Corbin, A. J. Sloper.
If 753-T. /. Gwillim, T. H. Patterson.
755-G. C. Hagar, G. B. Moore.
819-A f. Clark, Theodore Thompson
9Ss-C. H. Keteltas, F. T. Beehler.
II 999-W. E. Brown, A. G. Gourley.
d 1025-George Edmondson, Rufus +
n. Pickett.
II 1,027-Robert Mac Arthur, Elmore
Wade.
" 1,034-D. w. Potter, Charles E. HUI
n. 106S-A. E. Fogg, c.. Sherman.
lie LIFT. M. Jennings, C. T. Hubbar
+. 1,237--L. S. Forbes, l.. H. Bogue.
1,254-J. F. Terew, H. w. DeForest
1865. c. Cummings, A. earn
i Belts.
y 1,31O-G. A. Smith, S. Willard Ole
~ M. D.
" 1876. F. Bearse, w. F. Hoyt.
1, 1,355-E. A. Wood, NJ w. Brown.
1,423-G. H. Yeamans, E. A. Smith.
o. 1,437--W. A. Howell, John Annear.
.e 1,467-W. J. O'Keefe, c. II. Boylan.