New Britain herald., 1919-09-27
'lRAUT AND HINE
 BARBECUE TO-DAY
Double Anniversary Is Being Observed at Lake COmpounCe

"A two~fold anniversary, the 51st of She foundation of the Traut and Hine < factory, and the 18th of the formation os the Traut and Hine club is being 2 observed today at Lake Compounce With a big sheep roast, barbecue and outing. Nearly 200 are in attend ance. including q number of prom < inent; guests from this and other cities . throughout the state.
 ~The Traut and Hine club in it's somewhat more than decade of life ~ has been one Of the most active fac tory organizations in the city, and many of the social activities of Traut and Hines have been engineered by the officers of that society. The mem- bership of tho organization has grown from a small group to the principal and largest factory organization in t3e city
 The growth of the factory, brought about by the excellence of the work t8MMed out and the. courteous atten- l ttion paid to orders has been watched bY all~ and is second to none of the local industries. It's present corps of officers is President and treasurer, !, George w. Traut:l vice president, Frank l.. Traut; secretary, II. c. Hine general superintendent, F. N. humph- rey.
 Prizes to be awarded at the outing wMch is to follow the sheep roast and the events for which they are to be given are: Hop, step and jump, camera; three-legged race, first play ing cards End knives; sack race, 1st cigarette case, 2d bill folder; fat mans race, umbrella; bowling, pipe.
 Many Invited Guests.
 Among the guests are the follow ing: Gerald Schultz Edward Mason, B. J. Balliett S. F. Friedman, Jacob Mor- ris J. Moore, Adolph Brandt, John Stanley. Charles Stretch, Frank Seeley, A. s. Sutclitfe, II. Howard, Harry Saunders, Walter Mateer, William J. Scanlon all of New York city.
 James R. Miller of Springfield.
 Herman kerngood, J. Kerngood, Allen Kerngood, N, Hecht, all of Balti- more. Md.
 Robert Gorton, Charles Lathrop, H. A. Bancroft. all of Boston, Mass E. John B. Grady. William Hotchkiss, R. A. Moore, all of Waterbury,
 A. Oppenheim, L. s. Moses. both of Bridgeport.
 ts J. R. Holley of Bristol.
 , H. C. Hine of Hartford.
 A. c. Sternberg, A. c. Sternberg, Jr., Arthur Hillery, all of West Hart ford.
 C I. Guilford, M. H. Hall of Cheshire. N Messrs. Willetts, Henry Burkhardt, sSDr. R. M. Clark, Peter Lambert, B. E. NIIa1lette, H. C. Noble, F. M. Wight fha-n, F. M. Holmes, Harold Jones, Jo- seph Roche, Dr. John l.. Kelley, II. Iohnson, C. Gladden.. M. Young, F. Sill w. Blair, C. Weyh. E. Miller, H. Linn, H. Schweitzer, C. Ramn, J. Johnson. J. Delfaroo, F. Klar, J. Blair, c. Wcnz, F.. Hayes, c. Kane, IT. Ramn, J. Leonard, o. Berlino, c. Dal- strom, A. Foberg, A. KunZe, T. Don- Ion, J. Kahms H. Finder. A. Olson, J. Bianchi, T. Bailey, O. Macholtz, c. Davis, all of this city
 D. The officers of the Traut & Hine club are: Frederick McDonough, pres ident; l.. C. Andrews vice president; John E. O'Neill, secretary and treas urer.
 The following are on the member ship rolls:
 Albert Anderson, John Ahern, Geo. Anderson, Geo. Brown, William Brown. Harry C. Brown, John Gull Nom, George Casey, Frank Crawford, Daniel Dougherty, O. T. Earle, George Forsbergr Charles Gugel, Fred Gar riepy, Albert Hamin, H. c. Hine, F.