Evening journal., 1915-06-17

The officers Of this troop are work
ing on several plans for the summer,
and should they materialize they will |
prove to be quite novelty as well |
as inspiring 10 those taking part.
For the present further information |
is withheld until all details have been
worked out The usual hikes are be-
ing held from time to time. Next
week the troop will assist the Barna-
nus League in their moonlight eXcur-
sion to be held on Thursday, June "a.
General orders No. 9, A. d.. 1915.
The postponed field day events will
be run OF on Saturday afternoon
June 26 at D. m, at Rockford Park.
Scout masters must have the names
of all Scouts who deserve honor RIB
bons for Old Home Week and Belgian
/ Relief in by June 21 or their Scouts
viii not receive consideration as the
order for badges must be placed by
that time.
BY order of the Senior Scout Mas
ter. II. T. LOKAU, Staff Scribe.
On last Friday evening Troop No.
/ of Richardson Park held a regular
meeting. Arrangements we're made
for holding a festival on Friday and
Saturday, June 25 and 26 on Bell
more avenue.
& Scout Master David Jones organic.
4 I'd a Scout orchestra which is doing
! hne work. The second baseball team
/ of our troop was defeated by st.
James TO in a very interesting
game. Our first team will play the
! Y. NJ. c. A. Scout team OF Wilmington
on Saturday, June 10 on the Elsmere
grounds al 230 o'clock Captain
Paul Grubb would be glad Of a chal-
lenre from any team Of IA years
OF age. Please send challenges to
Captain p Grubb. or Scout Master
David Jones. ID. A. phone 2l3l-W.
VINCENT McDOUGLE. Scribe.
The Scouts OF Troop No. % took a
hike 10 kemethor's farm az Blue Ball
last Saturday Twenty or the Scouts
attended the hike which was led by
the Scout Master Mr.. McLane AL
though II was very warm we found
a cool spot under a clump of trees.
On the excursion OF the sunday
school the Scouts of the troop took
an important part. While passing
Fort DUPONT signals were exchanged
between the Scouts and soldiers on
the walls Of the fort.
FRED w. GRADWOHL, Scribe.
Troop No. 2S. connected with the
Eastlake Presbyterian Church. held
an entertainment for the benefit oil
the troop on Tuesday evening, Jun'
Is. A playlet entitled "The Confiden
, tial Clerk" was given by the mem
, bers of the troop. After this th'
, members Of Troop No. ? gave dem
, onstration Of signaling and first ai'
work Something new in Scout worl
, vas shown by the members Of Irool
II. A demonstration OF Hastings" wa
, given. II was novel as we'll as in
teresting and the Scouts showed thei
! skill in this new work.
; Troop No. has been unusually ac
, tive during this month in referenc
I 10 the tests. The members Of IN
troop have been working hard. Tn
, Office OF the Scout master has bee
! one busy place, filed with boys afte
all kinds of information. The fol
flowing Scouts have successfully me
the requirements for the second clas
n tests: William Loneacre. John Franc
. Aubrey Weaver. George McManul
l. Lyle Difendorfer. Edward Baumar
"a Howard Bowe. Charles Wilson. MuI
NJ ray Metten. Edgar Wood, Ralph Sc
lr grist, Raymond Johnson. Waite
{. Francis. William Bowe. William Al
it mond, ]. Morton Baxter. George Stew
tx art George Wilson. Edward Record
lg Fred Grammer, Peter Green. Ralp
Is Cummings. Everett Sidwen. Edwi
. Van Trump, Joseph Monigle. Aibei
Grier. Ralph Seminar. The followir
Scouts are now first class: Donald
Stowe. Wendell Gray. Warren Y
Grier. Harry Schagrin.
Troop No 3 expects 20 nave son
) Scout entered in the field day .even
and perhaps make things lively 7
. the other troops if they do nothi
more. This Saturday the basebl