John C Tuthill Camp to Celebrate Eighteen Years
John C Tuthill camp Woodmen of the World marks 18 years with a large class initiation at Eagles hall and a street parade. Notables from Kossuth East End and New York Camp teams attend as officers visit and a concert and banquet follow. The article details history, past officers, and committee rosters for the celebration in Bridgeport Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Tuthill
Tuthill
Knickerbocker Camp
New York
Kossuth
East End
Woodmen
Jm Street
Eagles
Kign
N. Y
Long Island
Main Street
Eagles’ Hall
W. O. W. Hall
Soverelfen
J. C. Root
Omaha Wneb
Camp
Eb.t. Lowery
Bead
Alfred Stover
Brooklyn
Fawker Joseph
O'Donnell
A Willy
Waterbury
A. Garvin
New Haven
William Lee
E. F. Burlingham
Provigence
Woodmen of the World
Bridgeport
Pioneer
Wall and
Main Streets
James Murray
Heutenant
Rudolph Tesch
John P. Moses
William H. Christian‘son
George T. Reilly
John Golden
E. L. Brown
James Rider
James F. Reilly
A. S. Ketcham
Joseph Hubert
James F. Peiliy
H. Naphey
B. R. Putnam
James A. Rider
Ketcham
M. J. Gannon
R. A. Lockhart
M. D
R. P. Keane
D. J. McCarthy
George H. Josselyn
Order
Murray
Court Marina
F. of A
Berkshire Yacht Club
John FP. Moses
John P. Mosel
Uniformed Bank
J. C. Tuthill
Christianson
Court
Grand Court
Supreme Court
Bridgeport Morning Telegram
Sick Benefit Association
John C. Tuthill Camp
P. F. O'Brien
W. Lockwood
E. F. Brown
Charles E. Mahoney
A. F. Domser
James Trainor
J. H. Naphey
Joseph Derringer
Fred Hinderer
W. H. Christianson
Ernest Stone
J. L. Birk
E. Stone
J. J. Maloney
F. J. Hinderer
Jamie Murray
John P. Mogel
Joseph Detringer
J. &. Birk
C. L. Massinger
G. Formichelli
John M. Donnelly
F. C. Graves
D. da. McCarthy
Charles F. Emsworth
Benjamin Hart
J. J. Cullinan
Zalmon Goodsell
F. H. Stevens
Harry Sattler
F. L. Chapman
Andrew Damien
Hall
George Zz
The Perfume of the Lady in Black Continued
A fragment from a Paris corridor tale shows Rouletabille and Saindair receiving dispatches from Valence Mentone and Rechers Rouges. The notes, signed by Prof Stingerson and Mathilde, urge contact and rescue, hinting at danger and a social gathering at Arthur Rance’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouletabili Saaply
Saindair
S’aris
Rouletabilie
Valence
Stingerson
M. Darzac
Reave
Arthur Rance
Routetabilie’s
Mentone
Mathilde
Rouletabille’s youth and the Lady in Black saga
Rouletabille’s past unfolds from school misfortune to bootblack work and early genius for deduction. He flees a wrongful accusation, becomes a journeyman in Paris, and pursues the Lady in Black while clues from Mahilde’s letter illuminate his tense bond with a mother figure. The narrative threads link to Stangerson and the Darzacs as new dispatches sharpen the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Darzac
Rodembille
Joseph Josephin
Sone
Lady In Black
Marseilles
Hills
Rouletabille
Paris
Rue Oberkampf
Rouletabbile
Fies
Rue Oberkamp
Elysee
Milo, Stangerson
America
Roussel
Mathilde
Roulemabille
Rouletbille
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George T 'Rally
Jona
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J. E. Reilly
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Larsan
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