Title:
Elks' Boys' Band made sweet notes in local history
Author:
Carol W. Kimball
Subjects:
Elks' Boys' Concert Band of New London
Object ID:
Kim10-003
Object Name:
Scrapbook
Category:
8: Communication Artifact
Subcategory:
Documentary Artifact
Publisher:
The Day
Publication Place:
New London, CT.
Pubication Date:
10/11/2004
Collection:
Carol W. Kimball
Summary:
It's hard to say when the Elks' Boys Band, which was not a marching band, ceased to exist, but it is assumed it was probably suspended during World War II. The Elks Lodge provided the uniforms for the New London concert band which gave three or four concerts a year. The band played concerts at the lodge, sometimes aboard an Orient Point steamer and once at the Lyceum Theater.
People:
Perkins, Emily
Stoddard, Seymour
Williams, Euell
LaChapelle, Elaine
Edgecomb, Roswell
Crawford, James H.
Rondomanski, Thomas J.
Fisk, Beatrice Hatton
Perkins, C. C.
Scott, Malcolm M.
MacDougall, George E.
Dreyfus, Nester
Schofield, George H.
Miller, Arvin
Gustafson, Harold
Babcock, William T.
Babcock, Ruth
Babcock, Mary
Babcock, "Buddy"
Breed, Ed
Edgecomb, Roswell
Janovic, John
Stoddard, Seymour
Williams, Euell
LaChapelle, Elaine
Edgecomb, Roswell
Crawford, James H.
Rondomanski, Thomas J.
Fisk, Beatrice Hatton
Perkins, C. C.
Scott, Malcolm M.
MacDougall, George E.
Dreyfus, Nester
Schofield, George H.
Miller, Arvin
Gustafson, Harold
Babcock, William T.
Babcock, Ruth
Babcock, Mary
Babcock, "Buddy"
Breed, Ed
Edgecomb, Roswell
Janovic, John
Search Terms:
New London Elks Lodge No. 360
Elks Boys Concert Band
Washington Street
muscians
Elks Boys Concert Band
Washington Street
muscians