The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-10
Yost Foremen ReveI At Third
 Annual Outing
Take Cruise to Port Jefferson and Auto Bus Across Long Island to Patchogue-St Started Saturday Returned Last Even ing

The foremen of the Union. Type writer Company. Yost factory. took their third annual outing on Saturday last, chartering the sloop Emma i, manned by Capt Fred 'Eisenman and his assistants. George Elsenrnan and Edward Gfllick, and the cruising launch 'tBonton'', manned by Capt. Fred Fisher and his assistants, John Fisher and A;s Milton
 : The party started at 11:30 a. m., heading for Port Jefferson, N Y, and famed by the delightful sea breezes the dinner which was served on board was thoroughly enjoyed by all. D Af- ter a very pleasant trip across the Sound. Port Jefferson was reached. Anca1oring in the harbor, a number of the party donned bathing suits and enjoyed a dip in the bay. At 5 o'clock arrayed in their, regulation suits of blue coats, white duck trous- CTS, and white felt hats, they present ed a very natty appearance as they marched up the wharf, where they found in waiting J. W. Brown with his Knox auto bus, engaged by the party for the trip across the island to PatchOgue. The residents of Port Jefferson and along the route gave them greetings as they passed
 
 ty were receivtd in a hospitable man ner by w. A. Riley, proprietor of 'The C1ifton.' While partaHng of a delicious dinner which was served in a spacious dining room facing the bay, the Hungarian orchestra rendered a number of very fine selections. Dur ing the evening the party were enter tafned by the hotel management who had engaged a number of we'll known artists This portion of the program was prtsented in the casino and in addition the party had the privileges of the bowling alleys and the billiard and pool room.
 On Sunday morning after brea akfast, the party embarked on the sloof Mary J. Sampers'' for sail on the Great South Bay At 12 o'clock, the party started on the return trip, talk ing with them very pleasant memories of a delightful visit.
 The trip across was without incident, and on reaching Port Jefferson they went aboard and a little, later the boats were anchored in the bay where they enjoyed fishing and bathing, after which they pulled anchor and bound for home. While on the water the party was entertained by selec- tions from a graphophone by their especially invited guest, Charles Nor ison
 Arriving at the wharf in Cedar Creek at ' D. m., the party tired and happy dispersed for their homes. The outing was a grand success in every way, and the party feel very grate- full to the committee having the af- fair in charge.
 The committee consisted of the fol- lowin: C.. ". Burges, chairman; H. M. Robinson, treasurer; Fred Willard, secretary; w. E. McKenney, M. J.. Clabby, Fred Fisher, A. E. Veness, H. L. Johnson, R. F. Mueller, Harry Cooper, c. E. Towne, G.. H. Nelson.
 The gathering consisted of the fol- lowing gentlemen: A. E. Veness- fac tory superintendent; c. ". Burges, assistant superintendent; Harry Coop CT, Tom Reed, R. F. Mueller, M J. Clabby, Fred Fisher, F. Willard, T.. OBrien, G. c. Wright, c. E. Towne, G. H. Nelson, A. B. Partrick, w. E.. McKenney, H. M Robinson, H. l.. Johnson and Charles Morrison