The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-01-16
IN FR1TERNAL CIRCLES.

The new officers of Philip H. Sheridan day evening by District Deputy Pas
 Regent A. F. Fogg, assisted by w. b
 Blaine of savin Rock council. There
 was large attendance. The reports of the officers were read and showed the council to be in a good financial condi- tion. Seventeen candidates were initia- tedand five deaths occurred during 1893. After the installation ceremonies a past regents jewel was presented to
 Charles H. Boylan, Past Regent Vim.
 J. O'Keefe making the presentation
 speech. A social session followed the
 conclusion of the routine business. The
 new regent Frank J. Carlin, announc-
 ed the following committees to serve
 for the year 1899: Auditing William J.
 OKeefe, Maurice F. Lynch, Michael J.
 OMara; finance. James r. Weldon,
 Daniel F. Coyle, Charles H. Boylan; en-
 entertainment. Charles A. Kingberger,
 Patrick H. Cosgrove, Joseph Logan, Lawrence F. Flanagan; sick visiting all the officers of the council, including trustees
 Philip H. Sheridan council has paid the following benefits the past year: TO widow of Patrick Murray, $3,000; to widow of Timothy Q'Sullivan, $1,500: to widow of John A Hanian, $l,500: to widow of Patrick Sweeney, $S,000; to widow of Harvey E. Milligton, s9,00O. Two new applications were presented Saturday night.
 The past grands' team will work the initiatory degree in Crosweil lodge, No. 39, Friday evening, January 20, on sev- eral candidates. All members of the order are invited.
 The members of Elm City Stationary Engineers association, No. 10, held special meeting at their rooms in the Insurance building Saturday evening. There was large attendance and the meeting was one of great interest.
 c. H. Ostrander of Meriden, mem Der of the legislative committee looking out for the interests of the association before the legislature, gave an address on "License Laws for Engineers"
 Another address was made by H. A. Howe of Philadelphia, who spoke on "F'riction and fabrication"
 There was present a number of en- gineers from out of town, including Alexander Rida of Merden, of the state and F. l.. Murphy, state department president. Several new members were added to the society. Af- ter the meeting a lunch was served.
 Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., held its regular meeting Saturday evening" Charles Rawling presided as command ar Several reports were read and the regular routine business of the meeting was conducted. February II, Lincoln lay, will be celebrated by the post on the Saturday evening nearest to that late. The programme for the celebra- ion has not yet been arranged.
 Sterling lodge, Mo- 46, A. O. U. w., will install it's new officers next We'd | 1esday evening. Deputy Grand Master Workman Ernest E, Cooper, with full | taff of grand lodge officers, and several | prominent deputies of the order will | install. Refreshments will be served.
 The annual meeting of the secretaries l if the Connecticut Volunteers will be l leld at the office of F. E Marvin in the | ,ostoffice building in Hartford on Jan | lary 25, at noon.
 Columbus lodge, No. 61, I. O. B. A., installed the following officers last eve- ling. Ex-President, J. Myer; president . Racow; vice president, A. D. Stein ,ach; secretary, H. Shatshelowitz; reasurer, M. Lowenstein; outside ,uide, l. Turner; treasurer for one 'ear M. Berman, M. Jacobs, s. Caplin.