The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-29
LODGE NOTES.
Doings of the Various Orders About
 Town.

Doings of the Various Orders About
 Town.
 Red Cross Lodge, No. 162, Sons of St. George. held their regular meeting Wednesday night in the Insurance building, initiated one candidate and Ireceiyed one application Arrange lments were also made for the state re- lunion Saturday. The lodges will form on Temple and Chapel streets, march through Temple to Elm, to York, to Chapel, to Church, to the City Hall, to Grove, to Orange, to Lawrence, to State and then to Schuetzen Park, where there will be games, dancing and con- icert by four bands. MT. Charles will be chief marshall
 Roderigo Council, No 94, Knights of I Columbus, met in the Insurance build ling Wednesday evening and considered fifteen applications. Brothers Callahan lof Boston and Savers of Denver were present. The council took up the mat ter of the new building plans and con- tracts for tearing down the old building will be awarded to-day T, F., Fitzsirn- I4AiOAAoy dlAQ hIlSlSf FCtdlEAf ltldb would be large class initiation in September. He also gave a report of lthe national convention at Louisville in June. After the meeting social time was held.
 New Haven Circle, No. 28, c. o. F. A., lmet in their hall in the Insurance build- ling Wednesday evening, when several propositions were considered and three lcandidates initiated. 0 social session was held after the meeting.
 Camp No. 10, Patriotic Order Sons of America, will give social session next l Friday evening at their rooms in the Masonic building, at the corner of I Chapel and Union streets. The follow ling programme will be given:
 Address of welcome w. H. Baldwin. Hymn America, by the audience.
 Invocation-Rev w D. Mossman. Piano selection.
 AddressA. H. Andrews, state master
 or forms.
 lRecitationM Miss Ruth A. Davis. lAddress-A l.. Thompson, state vice.
 president.
 Vocal selection Miss Ira Goldburg. Address--Samuel Crocker, state secre-#
 tary
 lRecitation--Mis Ruth A. Davis. tPhonograph selections
 Auld Lang Syne By the audience.
 Crusaders Castle, No. 3, Knights of 1.-the Golden Eagle, met Wednesday eve-. lining in Red Mems hall and exemplified the second and third degrees on three lcandidates. Three applications were IalsoS received The committee on the field day, to be held August 20, reported progress. The committee on the six iteenth anniversary of Crusaders Cas- ltle reported progress. Grand Keeper Iof the Exchequer M. $. Wa1ding, Past Grand Chief John W. Hut, Past Chief IF. S. Haines and Grand High Priest, IJames A. Bishop were present The following officers were installed: Noble Ichief, James F. Goodwin; vice-chief, Silas Bishop; high priest, B. J. Rev lnolds; venerable hermit, H. L. Carpen iter, and Sir herald, Joseph Heyerian.
 The Daughters of Erin met in the In- lsurance building Wednesday evening land talked owed their picnic to be held in August.
 I Pioneer Council No. 1, met in the NletSOlllC DQllulllS llcu W Cll-uLlNl1- ded and lively meeting. I City Lodge, No. s6. met in the Odd Fellows building Wednesday evening. lBrother Byrnes. Of Fall River, was present and made an address.
 Century Council, 0. U. A. M, held Etheir regular meeting in Odd Fellows lhall Wednesday evening and received two applications. There will be an ini- itiation next Wednesday,. A committee Twas appointed on the entertainment Ito be held the first week in August. lThey will also give minstrel show and tdance in the West Haven Town hall in =[October.
 l In odd Fellows hall Wednesday eve ming Rebecca Lodge, No. 3, I. 0. o. F., En1et and transacted their regular busi- iness. After the meeting a social time Twas held.
 Star of Films Lodge, No. 151, met in Todd Fellows hall Wednesday, evening land initiated three candidates.
 The Viking society held their regular lraeeting in Turn hall Wednesday even- ling and initiated four candidates. lThey will hold a fair the last of octo- Der. |
 Camp No. 8, Patriotic Order Sons of America, held their regular meeting in the Insurance building Wednesday levening. s* I Whitney Lodge, New Englan5 Order Iof Protection, met in the Insurance building Wednesday evening and intti- lated two candidates and received two Applications. a-aE.% s4sss
 Auxiliary No. 12, Ancient Order of Hibernians, held their regular meeting jn the Insurance building Wednesday Inlght.
 The brotherhood of painters also held a meeting in the Insurance building on "Wednesday evening and transacted lroutine business. @ | |