The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-31
POSTAL CLERKS OUTING.
ANNUAL OUTING TO BE AT
 LIGHTHOUSE POINT

Distinguished Men are to be Present.
 Postmasters From All Over the State
 Invited-First Class Dinner and
 Sports to Interest Every One Are
 Promised.
 The Railway Postal Clerks of New England will hold their tenth annual field day and clambake at Buffers Grove, Lighthouse Point, Friday, Au- gust 3. Invitations have been sent to nearly three hundred postmaaters and from responses already it is believed a large number will be present. Postof- fee clerks and carriers are also invi- ted.
 Without doubt this will be the great est gathering of postal officials and employees ever seen in the eastern states.
 The invited guests are: Governor Henry F. Roberts, Senator Morgan G, Bulkeley, Senator Frank E. Brandegee, Hon. N. D. Sperry M. C., Mon. E. J. 1 Hill, NJ. C., Hon. E. Stevens Henry, M. C., Hon. E. F. Higgins, NJ. C., Hon, George L. Lilley, M. C., E J. Ryan, su- perintendent railway mail service, Boston; s. w. Shepardson, assistant superintendent railway mail service, Boston; E. P. Jewett, chief clerk rail- way mail service, Boston; Horace iMerrill, chief clerk railway mail ser vice, Boston; c. H. Collins, chief clerk railway mail service Boston; w. B.. Farwell, chief clerk railway mai ser vice, Albany N. Y; C. B. Marshall, chief clerk railway mail service, Port land, Me-. w, II. Sanders, chief clerk railway mail service, New Haven; E. M. Carpenter, chief clerk railway mail service, White River Junction, Vt.; w, | J. Gardner chief clerk railway mat service, New York city; James A. Howarth, J. M, New Haven; Mayor John F. Studley, New Haven; w. H. Marigold, P. M, Bridgeport, Fred A. Whitaker, town clerk, New Haven; Pere c. Walmo, New Haven; T. s. Bennett, P. M., Hartford; L. c. Hyde F. M., Springfield; F. J. Gaylord, F. M., Ansonia; George A. Hubbard, P M., Boston, George T. Allen, P. M. Middletown; Henry E. Dryhurst, P. M., Meriden; B. R. Keith, P. M., Nor walk; John Guernsey, P. M, Water bury; John Mckinley, P, M, New London; Clinton B. sellerh, P, M., Providence; J. w. Hunt, F. M, Wor- cester.
 A good programme of sports has been arranged and the invitations state that there will be something doing all the time"
 The baseball game will be called at one o'clock. Boston, Providence and New York Railway Postoffice, Captain Fred Streck, Boston, vs. Boston Springfield and New York Railway Postoffice, Captain M. K. Southworth Lynn, Mass.
 his famous clambakes at half-past two o'clock.
 The annual Railway Mail Service l cake walk will be held at D. m. 1 Committee of arrangements: John E. Brennan, president New Haven, Frank P. Gillon, New Haven; James J, Cushing, secretary, New Haven; s. Royal Keith, Norwalk; Philip P. Lit tie, Springfield
 General committee: M. K. South worth, Wynn; c. H. Wainwright, Springfield; w. J. Cyne, Boston; A. c. Walton, Boston; H. w. Strong, East Hampton; A. w. Quinn, Keene, N. H.; b. F. Upham, Lynn; Hugh Nellis, Bridgeport; John Dundon, Hartford; T. W. Rooney, Bridgeport; J. P. Fon- da, New York; E. H. Foss, Portland, Me; J, J. Walsh, Springfield; G. w. Derrick, New Haven; F. c. streck. Boston; c. B. squires, Hartford; F. A. Willie, Boston; W. H. Davis, Provi- dence; James A. Morrison, New Lon don; W. T. Cave, Jr, New Haven.
 The occasion will without doubt be one long to be remembered by those yoo 4o1