The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-07
ADMIRAL QooYE POST.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS HELD
SATURDAY, EVENING.
The New Officers for the Year--An In
teresting Occasion-Various Speeches
Made and n Banquet Enjoyed.

The installation of the officers elect
ed by Admiral Foote post for the yea,
of 1901 was held in the rooms of the
post at the regular meeting on Saturday
night The new officers are as follows
Post mmander-Frederck S. Snow
Senior vice Observation-Disclosures e
Sill.
Junior vice commander-Willis B. Is
bell.
Surgeon-Nelson F. Burlingame
Adjutant-Frederick G. Hastings.
Quartermaster-W e. White
sey.
Chaplain-Weston Ferris.
officer of the day-John M. Grove.
officer of the guard-Frank jerks
Assistant chaplain-Alonzo Derrick.
Assistant surgeon-C. X. Caldwell.
Sergeant major-George M. Rice
Quartermaster sergeant-Isaac p.
Dickinson.
Commissary. ergeant-Edward w.
Sperry.
Speeches were made by several visit
ing members of Bridgeport and Bran
ford posts, and at 10 o'clock all the
members adjourned to the Groveland
for banquet
The following new boards and COM
mttees were also installed
Board of trustees--Virgil Mcneil, D.
o. Lombard and James Church.
Board of relief-E. E. Sill, w. H. Bou-
ton and l.. E. Peck.
Guards-George e. Dudley, William
Nichols, George G. Reynolds and Dan
lei B. Horton
Color bearers-Miles L. Smith and
William J. Miller.
Inside sentinel--William III. Stevens.
Outside sentinel-H. B. Plat.
Organist-Benjamin Jepson.
Bugler-Henry F. Keyes.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Sick visiting-First ward, John Nc
Carthy; Second ward, George F. Dud-
ley; Third ward, David r. Adams;
Fourth ward William Nichols; Fifth
ward, Henry T. Mix; Sixth ward, VIII
liam H. Johnson; Seventh ward, w.
Plat; Eighth ward, Frank jerks
Ninth ward, Martin V. Tahlman
Tenth ward, r. r. Russell; Eleventh
ward, Joel T. Rice Twelfth ward Lu-
zerne r. Barnes; Thirteenth ward, D. c.
Munson; Fourteenth ward, Giles w.
Clark; Fifteenth ward, D. c. Meacham;
West Haven, E. e. Crandall; Hamden,
Richard Rawling; Whitneyville, Will
liam F. Smith: North Haven, S. f.
Linsley: East Haven, G. c. Kirkham;
Orange; Elizur Russell; Guilford and
Madison, Edward Griswold
Auditing-Hram T. Peck, George r.
johnson and Henry F. Keyes.
Delinquent-John c. Jackson, Charles
Rawling and William E. Whittlesey.
Entertainment-Will F. Smith,
Lawrence O'Brien, E. F. Carrigan and
Charles Marvin.
Literary-Amos Dickerman, George
M. Rice and James Dingwell.
Hospital-Samuel D. Hyde and John
M Grove.
Memorial-William E. Morgan, James
"A. Church, Thomas E. Worthington and
Myron c. Read
Consulting w. r. Civilian H.
Pierpont, S. F. Linsley, James Caffrey,
George A. Tucker and David r. Adams
Consulting S. Of VI B. Brown, r.
r. Russell, Daniel B. Horton, Harvey
S. Netleton and Edward G. Mansfield.
CEMETERIES.
Evergreen-Frank jerks, William j.
Miller, Lyman e. Bradley, Daniel Ack-
ley, William Nichols, Weston Ferris, w. |
S. Evarts.
Grove street-E. e. Sill, D. B. Haw-
kins, Miles L. Smith, H. p Plat.
Mapledale-George E. Dudley, Charles |
K Caldwell.
Fair Haven--William E. Morgan, Lu-
zerne F. Barnes, James Mcclure.
Westville-Willis B. Isbell, Henry
Wilfred Ford.
West Haven--Edward G. Mansfield,
w. E. Augur.
North Haven-S. F. Linsley, H. D.
Todd, s. B. Thorpe.
East Haven-C. G. Kirkham.
Hamden PlairsJRichard Rawling.
observation-disclosures P. Granniss.
Cedar Hill-William L. Benton.
Orange-William M. Russell, S. D.
Woodruff, E. B. Russell.