The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-31
GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.
Appointments Made by Grand Master
 William S. Hutchinson,

Appointments Made by Grand Master William S. Hutchinson.
 Grand Master William S. Hutchinson lof South Manchester, of the Grand lodge, I. 0. O. F., of Connecticut has commissioned the following past grands as district deputy grand mas ters for their respective districts, and also past noble grands as special depu- ties for Rebekah districts:
 First Philip Pond 2d, of New Haven; second, Frederick Boese, of New Haven; 1 third, George F. Sturtevant, of Hart ford; fourth, Edward P. Nobbs, of Bridgeport; fifth, Christian Damn, of Bridgeport; sixth, Frank s. Smith, of Seymour; seventh, Fletcher Van Hous- en, of Norwalk; eighth, Joseph H. Haw- ley, of Danbury; ninth, J. F. Stoddard, of Norwich; tenth, F. c. Burrows, of New London; eleventh, Frank A.. Woolworth, of Waterbury; twelfth, D.. i c. Stoughton, of Tholnaston; thirteenth, 1 Lincoln D. Hill, of Wallingford; four teenth,O Gel F. Wardner, of New Britain; | fifteenth, A. r. Woodford, of Bristol; sixteenth, Peter Jefferson, of Hartford; seventeenth, Leopold Heil, of Middle
 
 Essex; nineteenth, F. l.. Chapman, of Lyme; twentieth, Moves R. Bailey, of Milford; twenty-tirst, H. G. Robbins, of Stony Creek; twenty second, J. s. Sul- livan, of New Milford; twenty-third, E. J. Tallmadge, of Plantsville; twenty fourth, c. A. Kirk, of Stamford; twen- ty-fifth, Jerome Warren of Putnam; twenty-sixth, G. w. Meister, of Port land; twenty-seventh, E. N. Peck, of East Haddam; twenty-eighth, J. c. Barstow, of Willimantic; twenty ninth, Andrew C.. Larsen, of Hartford; thir- tieth, w. O. Perkins, of Groton; thirty first, Edward E. Fuller, of Tolland thirty-second, H. J. Hirsch, of Norwich; thirty-third, Carl Bradt, of New Ha- ven.
 First, Mrs. $. U. Wright, of New Ha- ven; second, Mrs R. Ullbrand, of Mer- iden; third, Mrs. Kate J. Reynolds, Sof Bridgeport; fourth, Mrs. Sophia Rau, of Bridgeport; fifth, Miss Edith A. Reynolds, of Seymour; sixth, Mrs. Mar tha c, Dauchy, of Danbury seventh. Mrs. Myra Matthews, of Norwich; eighth, Mrs. Ida c. Wildman, of Water bury; ninth, Mrs, Ida M sunni. of Thomaston; tenth, Mrs Anna Damton, of Meriden; eleventh, Mrs P. Vogelge- sang, of New Britain; twelfth, Mrs. A. A. Welles, of Glastonbury; thirteenth, Miss Bertha Handel, of Hartford; four teenth, Hattie L. Chittenden, of Guil- ford; fifteenth, Mrs. Minnie A. North. of Cheshire; sixteenth, Miss Florence Jennings, of South oNrwalk; seven teenth, Hattie E. Barber, of Central Village; eighteenth, Mrs. Sarah A. Beard, of Stratford nineteenth, Mrs. Gertrude M. Heath, of Rockville.
 The representatives of the city lodges on the committees of the grand lodge include Past Grand Master Leopold De Leeuw, of Hartford lodge, No. S2, chairman of the committee on the state of the order, and Clarkson N. Fowler, of the same lodge, on the com mittee on appeals; Past Grand Repre- \ sentative Isaac H. Coe, of Charter Oak lodge No. 2, on the committee on Andrew Whiton, of Connecticut lodge on the committee on Rebekah; Theodore Kassenbrook, of Beethoven lodge No. 9S, on the com mittee on transportatin. and Charles J. Anderson, of John SEricsson lodge No 6, on the board of managers of the Odd Fellows home.