The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-15
STATE ROYAL .ARCANUM.

Sixteenth Annual Session of Grand
 Council to Meet in Hartford To-Mor-
 row
 The sixteenth annual session of the grand council, Royal Arcanum of Con necticut, will be held in Odd Fellows hall in Hartford on Wednesday of this
 week, beginning at 10 o'clock in the
 morning. It will bring together for
 business and fraternal purposes the | leaders of Arcanum interests In this | jurisdiction, and also one or more rep
 resentatives from the supreme council.
 The session will last through the day,
 and delegates will be present from all over the state.
 Grand Regent Matthewson has ap- pointed the following committees for the session; l Credentials--W. H. Sauire of Alfred H, Hall council, Meriden; Frank II. Moore of Stamford council, Stamford; A. H. Lombard of Whitfield council, Guilford
 | Mileage and per diem-E. M. Butler of Live Oak council, New Haven; A. B. | Waldhaus of Seaside council Bridge port; M A. Gibbs of Norwich council, 1 Norwich
 | Distribution of reports-George l.. Goodsell of Reliance council, Bristol; F. l | IN1N v,ni1 Hartford; C. P. Rice of Pilgrim council, Meriden.
 New business-B. H. Atwater of New Britain council, New Britain; J. r, Brennan of Beacon Hill council New Haven H. B. Moves of Pequot council, Stonington
 Necrology-John Mackville of Savin Rock council, West Haven; Charles E. Brayton. M. D., of Pequot council, ston- ington; William G. Cunning of Daven- port council, New Haven; assistant to the grand guide, W. H. Stannis of AL fred H. Hall council, Meriden; assistant to grand warden, W. W. Callar of Wan gum council Norfolk; stenographer, J. J. Suavely of Davenport council, New Haven.
 The officers of the Grand council are: Grand regent, Herbert T. Matthewson of Milford; grand vice regent, Edward IT. Judd of Hartford; grand orator, Will liam H. Hatfield of Bridgeport; past grand regent, Carleton E. Hoadley of New Haven; grand secretary, Arthur F. Clark of New Haven; grand treasur CT, Burton c, Bryan of Waterbury; grand chaplain, Thomas H. Patterson of Bristol; grand guide, Walter F, Can field of Norwich; grand warden, Louis M. Young of Meriden; grand sentry, Granville H. Fuller of Danbury,
 RECEPTION AT ALLYN HOUSE.
 B. H. Webb council of Hartford will tender the members of the grand coun- ci reception at the Allyn house Tues day evening, April 15, at 7:30, The re- ception will be followed by a banquet, during which a quartet and an orches- tra will assist in entertaining. There will be a number of after dinner speeches, including the following: Ad- dress of welcome pr. W. H. Pomeroy, regent of B. H. Webb council; Mayor Tgnatius A. Sullivan, Deputy Supreme Regent Lyman Lee of Hamilton On tario; Supreme Orator Howard c. Wig gins of Rome, N. T.. Grand Regent Herbert J. Matthewson of Volunteer council, Milford Grand Vice Regent Ed ward H. Judd of Hartford: Supreme Representative H. P. Wetmore of Win sted Supreme Trustee General Charles H. Prentice of Hartford.
 The following committee has been appointed by B. H. Webb council to ar range for the banquet and the general entertainment of the members of the | Grand council: Carnot O. Spencer. chairman; P. P. Bennett. George M. I Johnson, Fred A. West, General Charles H. Prentice, George F. Kellogg, G. Leon Vannais, Edward B. Boynton, Edward | H. Judd, H. c. Sheffield, Dr, W. II. | Pomeroy, and William H. Nugent.