The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-14

Hands enclasped and faces bright.
Forty eight swift years have passed
Since in union we were Joined,
Some surviving, while our dead
Live in Paradise beyond.
Greetings warm from each to all,
Comrades true. through all these
/ years,
Whom no terrors could appall
Naught arouse their bold hearts
fears.
Round our festive board again,
Welcome give to Forty nine;
Ev'ry voice respond Amen,
While our hearts In love combine.
Blessing-By Chaplain r. S. Pickett.
Annual banquet-Introductor menu by
Mine Host" Clark.
Last String Offertory, Treasurer George
r. Bill officiating.
Toast to survivors of L. S. O., at nine
O'Clock, standard time.
Memorial song-They Sleep in the Dust.
Tidings from Absent Brethren-Read by
Secretary Benjamin Jepson.
Post-prandial exercise, each brother
contributing, as he may be moved by
contemplation of the new century and
our fiftieth anniversary, some words
| of Renaissance, experience, conde-
| lence, encouragement, hope.
| Annual election of officers.
Song-Original Sweet Home.
| Annual handshake, under the direction
| of Marshal F. M Lovejoy.
ROSTER OF L. S. o. ORIGINAL AND
HONORARY MEMBERS.
Hon. w. P. Addison, Maysville, Mo-.
N. B. Abbott, Columbus, o.. w. r. Bag
gott, Meriden; William Ballard, Brook
lyn: Allen D. Baldwin, New Haven;
Assessor C. A. Baldwin, New Haven;
Richard T. Barton, New Haven; D. NJ
Bassett, Derby; Captain George r. BILL
New Haven; A. It. Blakeslee, North
field; II. ]. Boardman, Asheville, N. c.;
Edwin Bodwell, Topeka, Kansas; II. L.
Bradley, Newark; DR.. S. p. Burdict,
Philadelphia; Luther S. Burwell Palo
Alto; Captain S. e. Chaffee, Derby;
Captain Sidney e. Clark, Milford; Eli
EUR Cook. Hartford: George H Coe.
New Haven; Hon George d. Colburfl,
Staffordville: George A. Dole, New Ha
ven; Rev. John Elderkin, Groton; II. G.
Ford, New Haven Thomas Gardner,
New Haven; J. f. Goodrich New Ha-
ven Franklin Gum, Springfield, Mass;
clifton Hart, Austenburg, o.; ex-Gover-
nor H. B. Harrison, New Haven; Cen
eral George NJ. Harmon, New Haven;
Hon Albert C. Hendrick, New Haven;
]. M. D. Hendrick, New Haven; Charles
Hendrck, New Haven: Professor Ben
Judge Woodbridge j II. Lanfare, New
Haven; Hon. w. w. Lee, Meriden; DR..
Jairus F. Lines New Haven Charles
H. Looms New Haven; Captain F. N.
Loveioy New Haven; William Mark
land New York; John Mccarthy, New
Haven: Emmerson Miller, Quincy. ILL.,:
H. p. Miller. Torrineton; s. D. Miller
New Haven: II r. Mix New Haven;
C. S. Morehouse. New Haven: George
Osborn, Bridgeport; J. J. Osborn, New
Haven; r. D. Paddock Bridgeport;
Moves D. Pardee, New Haven: William
B. Parkinson New York: Judge Rufus
S. Pickett, New Haven: Rev William
Rafter, Dunkirk, N. Y; Thomas Rafter,
Butler. Mo-; Benjamin Rawling. New
Haven; II. H. Raymond New Haven;
Ii. j. ~ iNlSsS, lNVW maven, fuSOH
Sanford Meriden; Frank Seward, New
Haven DR.. Durell Shepard, West Ha-
ven; Levi W. Shaw, New Haven: John
A. Slater Norwalk; Hon. N. D. Sperry,
New Haven; John Stannis, Danbury;
Hon. Nelson L. Stow, Chicago; Freder-
lex Sweetland, -; Hon. Joseph Tees,
Manitoba.
ROLL OF DEAD.
The company are requested to stand
while the names are being read by the
and at the close pledge their
memory in glasses of water.
Ira B. Adds. H. B. Allen, Charles
Ball, ]. B. Baldwin, Henry M Barrett,
Isaac F. Barton, Ex-Governor Fl. B.
Ralph Blood, Edward f.
Downs, Sherman Bodwell, Captain NJ
A. Butricks, Ellery Camp, John N
Champion, George E. Sleeton, Colonel
Ledyard Colburn, Sumner Colburn
George L. Cooper. Rev James Crlsck.,
chanks, Charles l.. Cults, Nelson L
c. F. Dbble, TT. P. Dibble. AL.
len c. Dickerman, Elisha Dckerman.
A. G. w Downes, Joseph D. Farren. II.
B. French, George Granger, Rev. John
NJ. Holmes, DR.. Henry Hoyt, William
II. Hubbard, w. H 1ngham, William
w. Jones, George w. Judd, Charles e.
hudson, Henry Killam, George A. Tleete.
John T.. Lewis, Captain John E. Lowell,
=. M. Loomis, DR.. John r, Mason, John
VI. Mattingly, John t. Mix, Joseph Mar
amore, Charles w. Northrop, Lennon II.
Northrop, Charles M, Osborn, John C.
Page, Colonel B. S. Pardee John Peck,
Hon. Alfred w. Phelps, Fl. j. Prudden,
Thomas Rawling, Colonel Charles L.
Russell, r. G. Russell, William e.
Scranton, Moses Seward, Deacon George
2. Smith Edward A. Smith, Professor
George H Stevens, Heman B. Storer.
>. L. Talmadge, William Toohey. Josh
la Turner, George H. Twitchell, Samuel
Wilcox, Henry Willets, James M. Wis
veil, Benjamin A. Wooster, Joseph A.
Wooster.
Since the last report there have died