The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-28
LODGE NOTES.
News of the Various Orders About
 Town.

News of the Various Orders About
 Town.
 Gladstone Lodge, No s74 Order of the Sons of St. George, met Tuesday evening in the Insurance building. At the reunion of the grand lodge of this state there will be held parade with two or three thousand men in line, leay- ing the central green at 10 a. m satur- day. They will visit scheutzen park in the morning and savin Rock in the at- ternoon. A very successful affair is ex- pected.
 Lillian M. HoIlister Hive, No. ', La dies of the Maccabees, held their regu- lar meeting in the Insurance building Tuesday evening Four applications were received and five members voted upon. A committee has been appoint ed to arrange for picnic to be held at Double Beach Thursday, August il. At the next meeting it is requested that all members be present to make final arrangements for the picnic. Games of all kinds have been arranged by Miss Catherine Fee, chair-lady of the com mittee. After the illumination in the evening the party will return by spec ial cars. It is expected that many friends of the order will attend.
 Hammonasset Lodge, No. 1, I. 0. R. M, at their meeting Tuesday evening made plans for class initiation to be held in about six weeks. A class of f1f-s teen or twenty is expected. After their meeting Slammerhasset Lodge, No ! l 1-2, Haymakers, met in the same hall and initiated one candidate. The fol- lowing officers were elected and in- stalled by Deputy w. s. Barnes: Past chief hayTnaker, Oscar w. Clark; chief llaynaker. J. E. Day; assistant chief lhaymaker, Walter Kella. After the meeting a social time was enjoyed.
 Russell Council, No. 65, K. S E., ex- emplified the first degree on seventeen candidates Tuesday evening at their
 meeting in A. o. U. w. building. Sew eral applications were received. Dis trict Deputy Joseph Ahearn was pres | HlL dIlu SDOkGssAs were dlSo NlolEg tors from Derby, Waterbury, Boston land Denver. After the meeting there was a social time. Plans have been made for a banquet to be held at South End on August f. There will be the usual races and a ball game between the married and single men. A silk hat has been offered to the man making the most runs in the game by Thomas Lane I of Columbia council. At the banquet l the supreme officers will be present. In the Masonic building Tuesday levening Sheffield Lodge, No. 2, Knights l of Pythias, held a special meeting. There was one application and the first and second degrees were worked on one candidate. Sheffield lodge is to work | the degree of esquire at the institution of Paul Revere lodge in Fair Haven on | Monday evening, August 1.
 | Silvia Lodge, No. [, held their meet l ing in the Insurance building Tuesday evening. Two candidates were initia- | ted.
 DixwelI Camp, No 10, Woodmen of l the World, held their regular meeting l in their hall in the Courier building IlueSQdya eV6IllIlS, ollu ehlN plVlOSIlOAl uS7- gree wah worked on the following cam didates: Messrs. seeville. Gun and ] Simmons.
 Tuesday night Camp No. 4, Patriotic Order Sons of America. held a water melon cut in their hall in the Courier building. One candidate was initiated. There will be a state camp in the Odd Fellows building Tuesday morning at nine- thirty o'clock
 Harmonic Lodge, No. 5, I. o. o. F., I held their regular meeting Tuesday evening in the odd Fellows building. A large attendance is wanted at the meet ing next Tuesday, as a surprise is to be l sprung.
 | In the odd Fellows building Tuesday l evening Philip H. Sheridan Lodge, Roy al Arcanunl, held their regular meeting. Two applications were, received. Dis trict Deputy A. L. Delanxey, of Bridge pport, was present and made an ad- dress. The ways and means committee plan to get membership of two hun dred and fifty before the close of the present year