The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-03
LODGE NOTES.
Doings of the Various Orders About
 Town.

Town.
 At the arTnory last evening the SaTs- field guard held an extended order drill. and the men were measured for their khaki uniforms. After the drill the regular monthly meeting was held. A committee to look out for the extra ra- tions at Manassas was appointed, con- sisting of Lieutenant Haggerty, Ser geant McKeon, c. M. Sergeant Guinan, Musician Naughton and Private Mac Donald. A committee to look out for the annual outing in August was also appointed. The outing will be held together with that of the veterans, with whose committee the one appoint ed last night will meet. This committee consists of Sergeants Callahan and Stanton, Corporal McMahon and Pri- yates Burns and Malone.
 Last night the following men enlist ed: P. L. Germain, J. Dore. P. Falsey, and A. L. Mcdonald and E. J. Cur ley re-enlisted.
 The Light guards held their regular meeting at the armory last night and talked over the camp to be held soon.
 The Naval battalion also met in the armory last night and talked over the ladies night to be held August IS at Morris Cove Sunday the members of the battalion will bring up the launch which was left at the Connecticut riv- CT last Sunday.
 Humboldt lodge, No. 19, I. O. o. F. met in Turn hall last evening.
 Ezel council, No. 3, K. of F., met in the Masonic building last evening. Next week the will work the first rank on several candidates.
 West Rock camp, Modern Woodmen of America, met in the Masonic huild- ing last evening, and great progress was reported, and they hope to win , the state banner A clambake and games will be held Thursday. at Jost's, in East Haven.
 Sheffield lodge, No. 2, K. of F., held 1 its regular meeting in the Masonic building last evening. It was voted to procure ten senators robes. They all so voted to instruct the delegate to the grand lodge to vote for Post Chancellor 1 Hotchkiss for grand outer guard, at the meeting of the grand lodge at Willinl- antic in October.
 Court General Terry, No. 6l, F. of A, and Rising Sun circle met teogether in the Insurance building afte rtheir reg ular meetings last evening and had a watermelon cut, together with other re- treatments. After this an entertain ment was given, consisting of an illus trated lecture on Scotland by MT. Ad- ans, and exhibition of clog dancing, a piano selection by MT Harrington, a duet by Misses Teresa Farrei and Arl- nie Macdonald, dancing by Miss Bro- chart, piano solo by Miss May Hal- pin, violin selection by Miss Ida Taft and recitation by Miss Emma Fox. Rising Sun circle presented their past chief; Mrs. McSheira, with beautiful badge.
 Excelsior circle, No. AS, D. of L,, held | it regular meeting in the Insurance building last evening. and appointed a committee of five to plan for the plant ing of a tree in October. Miss Alice Westcott won a pillow which was drawn for.
 William E. Gladstone lodge. Sons of St. George, met in the Insurance build ling last evening and distributed the prizes which were won at the field day. The executive committee of the grand lodge also met. The grand lodge will
 meet in Bridgeport next Tuesday. It is planned to hold clan1bake at the home of Brother LeStrange in Wood bridge ill the near future.
 Hamnanassett lodge, No 1, I. o. R: M, met in it's hall last evening.
 The national lodge of Haymakers will meet in St. Louis on August 13 and National Vice Chief Hayrnaker Charles H. Wellman and Wilfred s. Futile will attend from this city.
 Victoria council, D. of A., met last evening and initiated eight candidates and considered five propositions. A re- port of the supper held July 26 gave the number present as 220.
 Helena lodge, No. 32, D. of H., met last evening and initiated five candi- dates. They also elected one candidate and received one proposal. After the meeting there was dancing and so- cial time.
 Svea lodge, No. 4S, I. 0. o. F., met last evening in Odd Fellows hall, Aft Ter the meeting next Tuesday evening, ladies night will be held. Harmony lodge, No 5,s I. Q. Q. F, met in the same building last evening. N
 Columbia lodge, No. 15, |. o. Q. F., welcomed their new deputy, Mrs. Lena Pieper, last evening and had social time after the meeting.
 The Danish Brotherhood, 70. Q. F, ,! worked the third degree on one candi- date last evening, A delegation from the Danish Brotherhood of New York was given a hearty welcome. The lodge is in a flourishing condition and