The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
ODD FELLOWS FIELD DAY
REPR SENTATIVE P4R1DE
 THROUGH THE TOWN
Banquet and Social Afternoon @' SnvIn H0ck-Many Visiting canton Delegations.

savin Rock-Many Visiting Canton Delegations.
 A parade and an athletic programme and dinner characterized the cele- brating of the annual field day Of the Patriarchs Militant, I. o. o. F., Of Con necticut, which was held in New Ha- ven yesterday.
 The Masonic Temple at the corner or Union and Chapel streets was the headquarters for the visiting dele- gates.
 At II o'clock a parade was held ob- serving the following line of march: From the corner of Chapel and Union streets, up Chapel street, to orange street, to Trumbull street, to Hillhouse avenue, to Grove street. to College street, to Elm street, to Church street, to Chapel street, to old Union armory, where the parade was dismissed. The formation of the procession follows; Platoon of Polce. Colonel Frank K. Brett, Commanding
 First Regiment, P. M. and Stan. First Battalion-Major Frank Meyer,
 Commanding.
 Grand Canton Sassacus No. 1, New Ha-
 ven-Captain Frank E. Todd. Canton Aurora No. 12 New Haven
 Captain William Frohlch. Second Battalion. Major I. w. Tyler Commanding. | Canton Meriden, No. 2, Meriden-Cap-
 tain F. L. Whaples. Canton Thomas Wildey No. 6, Stam-
 ford-Captain Edward McCros:ie. l Canton T, R. Martin No. 8, Waterbury
 Captain R. E Colby. Canton Foster Mo- r, New Britain Captain L. D. Waterhouse. Third BattalionMajor c. F. Starr
 Commanding. | Canton Oneco No. 3, Norwich--Captain J. ". Smith.
 Canton Excelsior No. ', Middletown--
 Captain J. c. Fisher Canton Unity No. 19, New London
 Captain J. F. Harris. Canton Chapin No. GA, Springfield
 Captain George T. Allen.
 In the afternoon the Patriarchs took cars for Savn Rock and banquet was served at Hotel Sea View, Colonel | Brett acting as toastnaster The sec ond Regiment band furnished music during the afternoon
 Following the dinner number oi athletic games were run. The after noon was spent very pleasantly.
 Owing to the threatening weather the arrangements were somewhat interfer- ed with but still the day was sue cess
 | Among the cantons represented by a few members were Cantons Spring | field and Chapter No. 64 O. Springfield Canton Meriden No. of Merlden, Can. ton T. R. Martin No. s, of Waterbury Thomas Wildly No. 6, of Stamford Canton oneco No. of Norwich, ant the two local cantons. Sassacus No. and Aurora No. 12.
 Among the officers present yesterday were: Captain Colby of Waterbury Captain Whaples of Meriden, Clerk F R. filling of Canton Springfield. Cap tain Kittredge of Canton New Bed ford. the guest of Canton Chapin oi Springfield; Captain Forsyth and En sign Barner of Canton Springfield, ant | Lieutenant Charles Dean. banerett o. the colonels staff of the Second Massa chusetts regiment
 A large number of members of out O town cantons came to this city in tht afternoon and joined the others at thu West Shore.
 The local committee that had charge of the entertainment of the visitors was composed of Captain Frohlich ant H. c. Bretzfeder of Aurora, and H. E Clark, I. w. Scobee and A. o. Chat field of Sassacus.
 The out of town members of the orde took late trains for their respectiv homes after being entertained royal. by the local cantons A short parad was had on the return to the city. Tn patriarchs presented very fine ap pearance.