The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-27
HEPTOSOPH'S FIELD DAY
4 BIG OUTING At MANSFIELD'S
GROVE TO-MORROW.
National Officers to he Present-Personel
of the Committees Elected The Days

1 Programme.
At the meeting Of the executive com
mittee arranging for the outing of tbs
Connecticut Heptasoph day, held Satur
day evening, arrangements were com
pleted for the outing at Cosey Beach
and Mansfield's Grove tomorrow.
The national officers of the order will
arrive in New Haven at 10 o'clock, and
will proceed directly to Cosey Beach
when baseball will start the days sport
at II o'clock.
The athletic sport will commence at
p. m. They consist of contests and rae
ing for which valuable prizes will be
awarded at o'clock in Doolittle's pa
vilion, as this will be the twenty-eighth
anniversary of the founding of the or
der, large attendance is expected.
The following committees have the
affair in charge.
Executive committee = It. A. South
worth, chairman A. G. Kolb, e. f..
| Cooper, L. j. Munderlin, R. B. Farren,
| A. Troup, jr., E. S. Wade, e. F. Davis,
| Bridgeport, and Il. j. O'Brien.
Amusement ommittee-Chairnan E.
S. Wade of Quinnipiac conclave, New
| Haven; L. J. Munderlin of Quinnipiac
| No. 313; n. Watson Hsrdenburs, Ca
man. 7G1; Walter Lamout. MeIiden, 663;
Melvin Minnerly, Bristol, 566; P. It. Nc
Mahon, Bethel, 379: William Begg, Dan
bury, 1884; Daniel M. Davis, Waterbury,
1885, W. H. Keans Norwich, 424; Will
| liam Saunders, Naugatuck, 537; John
| Dallas, New Haven, 1923; G. A. Sanford,
Whitney, 521; A. w. Wadhams, West
| Haven 403 F. Anderson, Tina. 434; j.
! N Moore, Winsted, 5A Wilfred Bid
| well, South Norwalk, AIS; G. w. Bur-
| rows, Groton, $780, Allen C. Richards,
Bartlett, New Londen, 374; Frank CAT
ferty, Yale, 244.
Reception committee-Chairman Ros-
we'll B. Farren Whitney conclave, $751;
New Haven Judge Livingston w.
Cleavelard, Yale conclave, 244, New Ha
ven; Detective Captain Henry D.
Cowles, New Haven conclave, 1923; John
Currier Gallagher Whitney conclave
531, New Haven; ]. II. Roraback, Ca
naan conclave, 461: Alternate District
Deputy Charles E. Roath, Bridgeport
1923; A D. MacKinnon, Hartford con-
clave, 259; Howard w Doty, Norwalk
conclave, 427; Louis H Wobsard. Nor
witch conclave, 424; w. Smallborn, New
Canaan, 449; ]. Henry Korber, Con
necticut conclave, 40 Middletown; NJ.
d.. Sanders, Wallingford SOC; w. ].
Hopkins, Meriden conclave, 263; Past
Archon Winestein, Danbury conclave,
1884; d. B. Connel Quinnipiac conclave, 4
313; John Macrille. West Haven con-
clave, 403; l.. Ohlweller, Bethel conclave,
$40; w. B. Champion. district deputy,
Naugatuck conclave 537: Alex. Stewart,
Tina. 434, Bridgeport: j. f. Partridge,
Winsted conclave, 524; John r. Paul,
South Norwalk conclave, 41S; George P
Allyn Bristol conclave, 566; H. l.. Bal
ley Breton conclave, 500; Past Archon
Barnes. Waterbury conclave, 326; T. ~
Burr, Ansonia conclave, ST; M. S. Bur-
CESS. Derby conclave, 394,
Entertainment ommittee-Chairman
w. M. Johnson, Archon, Winsted, 524;
John c. Page Bristol 566: H. J. Bou-
ton, Stamford, 64t; F. NJ, Andrews, !
Norwalk, 427; Joseph Burlman Past
Archon, Bsther,37 Maclom Mellon, Ar
chon, Danbury, 1884, S. M. Stanley |
Turia, 434 Bridgeport assistat city at
torney; Richard Tyner, New Haven,
1923; H. ]. Grodotzse Norwich, 424; 7. |
M. Shaw, Waterbury 1876; C. d. Barnes, |
Canaan, 761: F. P. Tyler, Quinnipiac,
313 w. S. Compton, Yale, pa; Alvin |
NJ Brown, Manchester, 1856; Winthrop |
Bassett, Bethel, 379; Ezra Healy, Quin-
nipiac, 313; J. Waldo Jewett, Yale con-
clave PA; Eli Manchester, New Haven,
1923; Frederick A. York, Winsted
General committee-Chairman Sam
uel A. Eddy, Canaan, ISL; L, A. Hum
ston, Qunnipiac 913; Edward Win
burg, Naugatuck, 537; H. j. Saunders,
Norwich, 424 Daniel NJ Down, Water
bury, 1926; Past Archon Baldwin,
353; A. c. Bushnell, Yale
IA; Judge James d. Bishop, New Ha-
ven, 1923; M. S. Wadham, Yale, 244; G.
Fl. Dyson, New Britain, 43S; John Fla
nerty, Rockville, 551; Captain Samuel
A. Woodruff, Albert Northrop Quinni-
oiac, 313; DR.. J. A. Hutchinson, Yale,
'44; Charles D. w. Logan, New Haven,
1913; Archon Hugh Caldwell, West Ha-
zen, 4o3; Joseph c. Byers, Bethel, 379;
:. J.. Spraeue, Derby, 1894: R. j. Muir
,hy, Rockville, 551; David Quinn, New
Haven, 1923.
The national officers who will attend
ire:
Supreme archon--Morris G. Cohen,
Penn.
Supreme provost-Roswell B. Farren,
Iew Haven
Supreme secretary-Samuel H. Tat
ersall, Baltimore, Md
Supreme reasurer-Charles H Ram
ay, Boston, Mass.
Supreme medical director-J H.
christian, M. D., Baltimore, M. d. {
Supreme arganizer-John W. Cruett, {
Altoona, Penn. {
Supreme prelate-Charles A. Greer,
Altoona, Penn.
supreme inspector-Adolph Schmitt, |
1cKeesport, Penn. 6
Supreme warden-Joseph Noblit We t
onah N. j.
Supreme sentinel-Walter " Hand !
lex, Scranton, Penn.
Supreme trustees--John Sullivan {
hartman, Kansas City, Mo; Walter w. ]
onnell. Philadelphia, Penn; Frank P. ]
Pittsburg, Penn. {
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