The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-07
lew HAVEN MORNING JANUARY
I'M FRATERNA1 CIRCLES.

| The Union Veterans union installed
its new officers Thursday evening. Lieu
| tenant Colonel Newcomb was INSTALL
| ing officer. The new officers are as fol-
lows: Colonel, Timothy Whittlesey;
lieutenant colonel, James Caffrey; ma
jor, David w. Benjamin; surgeon,
Joseph Schlecher; chaplain, Joseph
Beal; officer of the day, Louis Hurley;
officer of the guard, Philip Higgins;
quartermaster, Edward Phelps. APP
pointed officers are, adjutant, Thomas
Haywood sergeant major, M. II. Will
son; quartermaster sergeant, Gould 7.
Hubbell; color bearer, Stephen Lang;
drum major, John Golden; sentinel,
Joseph Fl. Clark; picket, John Mills.
Woman's Veteran Relief union, No 3,
installed officers as follows; President,
Mrs. Mary Burgomeister; senior vice
president, Mrs. Ann Elizer Hubbell;
junior vice, Miss Ida Caffrey; secre-
tary, Mrs. Kockler; treasurer, Mrs.
Annie Hoine chaplain, Mrs. Addie
Richardson, and conductress, Mrs Ad-
die Richardson. The Hon. James Bish-
OPP and Albert N. Burwell were elected
honorary members at Thursday nights
ceremonies. A letter of regret was read
from General William r. Shafter, who
was recently made an honorary men,
Der of the union and who had intended
to be present at the exercises
saying that he greatly regretted that
urgent business in New York would
not permit him to be present. After
the installation exercises a magnificent
banquet was served, which was great
ly enjoyed by all.
Germania lodge, No. rs, held its in
stallation of officers Thursday evening.
District Deputy Gosh acted as Install
ing officer. After the ceremonies a re-
past was served at which the new Of
ficers presided.
Golden Rule encampment No. "a, l. I.
Q. f., installed its new officers Thurs
day evening. Grand Patriarch Fisher
oficiated.
Davenport council, No. 700, Royal Ar
canum, installed it's officers Thursday
evening. Grand Regent l.. e. Wheeler
and Grand Guide George S. Clark in
stalled the officers. After the ceremo-
MES banquet was served by Stewart,
to which all the members sat down.
Speeches We're made and a good time
was enjoyed by all. Retiring Regent s.
c. Fleetwood was presented with past
regents jewel by the council as token
of it's appreciation of his untirlAg ef-
forts for the council.
Court Robert Emmett, No. 20, installed
officers Thursday evening. After the
installation ceremonies collation. was
served The new officers were installed
by Deputy of Cort Corcoran.
Horeb lodge, No. %, l. o. B. b., will
give it's anniversary ball at Harmonic
hall Thursday evening, January 10. The
proceeds will be presented to the Bnai
Firth home in Yonkers, N. Y. as tolS-
en- of the endeavors of the members to
help support an object so worthy.
The Stationary Engineers No. 2, N.
A. s. E., elected and installed the fol-
low officers Wednesday evening: Presi-
dent, B. J. Reynolds; vice president, e.
j. Maroney; secretary, M. Cavanaugh; |
financial secretary, j. Barnard. treas
urer, w. B. Holt; conductor, M. Dona- |
hus; doorkeeper, j. White; trustees, E. |
J. Maroney, Fl. Rathgeber and J. Bay |
field; instructor, Fl. Rathgeber.