The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-11
CIVIL ENGINEERS MEET.
OUTING IN THIS ClTl
YESTERDAY.

visit the FILTRATION works and Gas
House-DInner at the Rock-cour-
tesies Extended to visitOrs-List Of
Those Present.
The Connecticut Society Of Civil En-
gineers held its summer outing yester-
day, and despite the threatening wealth
err 1t was the most enjoyable in the his
tory Of the Organization.
The indoor session with which the
meeting opened was held in North Shelf
field hall, at Yale, with President John
x. Punderford of this city in the chair.
A list Of names of applicants for mem
bership was reported. and an election
accorded each, among the number being
the following: w. H. Barker and R E.
Slade Of Hartford, Clinton L. Bissel of
Brooklyn, N. Y, l.. B. Comstock, H.
Law, and ]. H. Soeherms of Bridgeport,
o. F. Cooley Of Springfield. w. S. Nor
ton of New Milford, and c. v. Pendle-
ton of Yantic.
A paper descriptive Of the new fiitra-
ton plant of the New Haven Water
company was read by Charles A. Ferry
Of this city and upon its conclusion the
engineers who went in trolley cars to
Whitneyville to inspect the plant.
They afterward went to the new con-
struction work of the gas company,
where President Nettleton explained in
decidedly interesting way the process
of gas manufacture and also the new
work.
In the afternoon a fine dinner was
enjoyed at Moeglings at Savin Rock.
| The visit to the Rock was one of the
lpleasantest features of the day and this
in great measure was due to the ener-
getic efforts of John X. Punderford,
general manager of the trolley company
and president Of the society, who ex-
tended the courtesies of the theater and
White City to the members, The fol-
lowing were. present at the dinner:
Walter A. Brown OF Springfield. ]. M.
Mckenzie of WaIlingford, ]. F. Shaugh-
amnesty of Hartford Max ]. Unkelbach
Of New Britain, A. d. Parsons Of New
Britain, Edward Dillon Of New Haven,
H. G.. Clark of Hartford, James B.
Thomas Of Hartford, Moses Joy of New
Haven, Edwin ID. Traves of Hartford,
ID. L. Bradley Of Berlin, j. Frederick
Jackson Of New Haven. w. F. Spencer
I OF New Haven. Charles A. Ferry of
New Haven, Ely NJ. T. Ryder of New
Haven, j. X. Punkerford Of New Ha-
ven, II. ]. Kellogg Of New Haven, A. B.
Hill Of New Haven, G. H. Bishop of
New Haven, 7. H. Mckenzie of South
lington, +. b. Hastings Of Bridgeport,
L. w. Burt Of Hartford, w. T. Taylor
Iof Hartford, John P. Murphy Of Hart
ford, Michael j. Nagel of New Haven,
Norman Med. Crawford Of Hartford,
Frank Caum Of Hartford, c. H. Bunce
of Hartford, Edward Gage of New
Haven, A. William Sperry Of New Ha-
ven, q. e. verrill Of New Haven, s. e.
Minor of Greenwich, r. N. Clark of
Hartford, Henry r. Buck of Hartford,
III. Starkey Sanford of Pittsburg, En-
gineers society OF Western Pennsylva-
lnia; r. q. P. Barnes of New Haven,
George X. Crandall Of New London, I.
10. Dabell Of New London, J. w. Sulli-
van, jr., Of New Haven, John T. Trum-
bull of New Haven, J. ID. Southworth
lof New Haven, Charles r. Harte Of Bos-
ton, q. RI. Berry Of New Haven, Emil
6. Busher Of Central Valley, N. Y, F.
8. Luther of Hartford, A. NJ. Turner Of
New Haven, o. H. Marchant Of New
Haven, u. b. Mather of New Haven,
| e. j. Rungee Of New Haven, e. M. Blair
Of New Haven, George H. Sage of Hart
ford, John T. Henderson Of Hartford,
Charles F. Chase Of New Britain, r. w.
Stearns Of Berlin, Conn, e. T. Belden
of MiddIetown, Charles H. Eglee of Bos-
| ton, Cassius w. Kelly Of New Haven,
Ernest wv. Wiggin Of New Haven, Lewis
| d. Rights Of New Haven, Howard =.
White Of New Haven. William H. Full
ton of New Haven, r. A. Maloney Of
New Haven.