The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-27
A FAREWELL DINNER
Given in Honor of w. F. Appleyard
 Last Night.

 night at Heublein's by employees of the ! local railroad car shops, and present also were other parts of the big system. who turned out to honor their head. Over the elaborate spread H. W. Langzettel, chief clerk of the local shops, presided and delivered the ad- dress of the evening. Those who have signified their intention to attend, most Of whom attended despite the snow storm, were:
 From New Haven shops: H. W. Langzettel. chief clerk car department; T. D. Simpson, assistant general fore man; William Robinson, foreman; S. F. Allen, foreman; F. Williams, foreman; S. F. Allen, foreman; F. Williams, fore man; H. Starko. foreman; D. McMahon, foreman; G. H. Harbert, foreman; J. P. Griffin, foreman; B. T. Jones, foreman; R. M. Enscoe, assistant storekeeper; James Marshall, foreman; J. W. Ahearn, foreman; M. F. Flynn, stenographer; i William Anderson. foreman: A. Hedo- len. clerk; J. F. Moody foreman; J. A. Hearn. foreman: H. G. Robins. clerk; William Mooney, foreman; D. H. Teas, from Niles. Bennett & Pond.
 From Readville ships-J. P. Young, general foreman; James Hiney, fore man: w. B. Shannon, foreman: A. T. Hyland. foreman; F. S. Gray, head clerk: Harvey Lee, foreman; Thomas Adams, foreman; S. Porkford, foreman; James Curren, foremen; Charles Out i ton. foreman: Smith Rutan, foreman; Richard Crawford foreman; c. Marge- son, foreman.
 From Valley Falls shop-C. D. Eaton, general foreman; Owen Boyle, clerk; F. A. Mann, foreman; l.. H. Hopkins, fore man, J. c. Lamb, foreman. 1 From Northampton shops-E. B. No ble. general foreman; W. F. Clarkson, foreman: D. l.. Mckay, foreman; F. Brooks. foreman; W. A. Johnson, fore man.
 From Boston shops-Thomas F. Bar ", foreman of Boston; Harry c. Wright, foreman of Boston; John J. Flannery, foreman of Boston.
 Foremen from other shops-A. c. Sheffield Worcester; E. c. Lamb Prov idence; A. Moran, Mansfield; A. N. Thompson, Fall River; A. s. Rounds, Taunton: John Reenan, Auburn: E.. B. Hill. Woonsocket: P. F. Riley, Black stone.
 1 Other guests who will attend are: l From New Haven-W G. Shannon, chief car inspector; w. H. Nash, fore man inspector; l.. W. Murphy assistant foreman; E, S. Bottomly, foreman; T. 1 Gilmore, foreman; Leo Witterwell. clerk: Edward Hannah, foreman. 1 Winsted-J. E. Boulden, foreman in- spector.
 Waterbury-c. c. zell, foreman in-. spector.
 Middletown--D. B. McGeown, foreman 1 inspector.
 Hartford-P. Dunne, foreman inspec- tor; J. H. Griffen. foreman Inspector. l Stamford-A. Kling, foreman inspec- tor.
 willimantic-J. P. Carlsen, foreman l inspector.
 Plainville-J. McGrath, foreman in spector.
 Bridgeport-H. c. westphal, foreman inspector. | lolOtllIlS LOlI Iis 1tllllCIC, foreman inspector.
 South Norwalk-A. H. Kling, foreman inspector.
 | springfeld--M H. Kling, foreman in spector.
 | Norwich-s. A. Moxley, foreman in spector.
 westfield-w F. Townsend, foreman | inspector
 | saybrook Point-A. J. Gilbert, fore man inspector.
 Fishkin I4anding--I Morton, foreman New Britain-A Mccormick, foreman inspector. Grand Central station--A. J. Baum busch. foreman inspector; H. Lawrence, foreman inspector; M Humphrey fore man inspector.
 New London-H. H. Harris, foreman | inspector.
 Harlem River-C. E. Douglass, fore- man inspector; James Geneoy, foreman inspector; William Riley, foreman in- l spector.
 Great Barrington-F. P. Barnum, fore man inspector. H. w. Langzettel was the toastmas- ter of the evening and introduced the speakers in very clever way As fitting tribute os the esteem in (which MT. Appeyard was held by the railroad men J. F. Young, general fore man of the Readville shops, acting for the diners. presented him with solid silver set, a diamond stud and set of handsome resolutions. 1 MT. Appleyard replied thanking them for their appreciation of him and ex- pressed his regrets at his departure.
 During the evening speeches were made by George Slade of the draught- ing department. W. G. Shannon, chief car inspector of the western division, and R. J Sheehan, chief car inspector of the eastern division.
 Frank Bush. playing at Poli's this week, favored the gentlemen with some of his laughable anecdotes, while sev- eral solos were given by Riley Phillips and John Kennedy.