Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The board of warden and bur-
 gesses will meet in the court room
 this evening.
 A months mind mass was cele- brated at o'clock this morning for the repose of the soul of the late Matthew O'Brien.
 MT and Mrs J. c. Tobin and daugh- ter, Miss Leola, and Mrs Nellie Mur- phy of Ohio, formerly residents of Naugatuck, have returned home after a short visit to friends.
 At the Robert Emmet club last evening installation ceremonies were held and Patrick J. Duffy, the retir- ing president, was presented with solid silver service in appreciation for his earnest laborers. John J. Car roll was also presented with 112 piece of handsome china tea set. In the pool tournament at "The Waldorf" Allen defeated Richardson by score of 100 to 53. Richardson seemed out of form and Allen had all the best of the situation throughout This victory gives Allen clear lead of a game over his nearest competi- tors for the trophy. The Y. M. e. A.. tournament will open Tuesday even ing.
 Dr and Mrs G. E. Freeborn, who have been visiting Dr and Mrs H. H. Gorton of Cliff street, left yesterday for New York. Dr Freeborn is going to Cuba in the interest of an inven- tion which can be used in practice of dentistry and Mrs Freeborn will go to the home of her relatives in Nebraska, to await her husbands re- turn.
 At the meeting of Centennial lodge. No 100. I. o. o. F., last night the following officers were installed by D. D. c. M. Robert Adams and staff: Noble grand, William c. Pain ter; vice grand, Leon A. French: secretary, Warren o. Abel; treasurer, R. N. Porter; acting past grand, John Stevenson; warden, Daniel McGin- his; conductor, Daniel c. Birdsall; R. s. N. G., A. H. Eagan; L. s. N. e., Albert J. Wiggleswortn; R. s. S., Harry Bickerdyke; L. s. S., J. August Johnson; I. G., Richard E. Owens; o. G., W. L. Todd; o. C., A. H. Eagan: marshal, William w. Chevalier; de- gree master, William T. Titley: as- sistant D. M., W. w. Chevalier; chap lain, Roselle w. Hinckley; R. S. w. G., Deforrest s. Jayne; L. s. N. G., Harry s. Rogers; pianist, R. T. w. Adams. The installation ceremonies were followed by social session at which light refreshments were served. A number of visitors were present from the Waterbury lodges. Centennial lodge has now between $9,000 and $10,000 of invested funds.
 The local lodge of Pythians held a largely attended meeting in their Castle hall on Church street last evening. D. D. c. c. George :. Petit jean installed the officers, assisted by P. c. J. w. Rogers as vice grand. P. S. c. s. Blake as grand prelate, P. c. C. T. R. White as grand master at arms. Following the installation cer- emony an elaborate entertainment was given for the amusement of the knights and their friends who were present to the number of 200. The en- tertainment consisted of buck and wing dancing by Messrs Ryan and Mccoy, recitation by Grand Outer Guard David Miller, an exhibition of the art of self-defence by ,Messrs Har- ry and Frederick Truelove. Remarks on the aims and objects of the order were made by Grand Inner Guard L.. Irwin Jacobs. At II o'clock the mem- bers and visiting knights were con- ducted to the banquet hall and seated at the tables where feast was served by walters under the direction of F. H. Bosworth and NJ. Dewitt. After cigars were passed remarks were made by Past Grand Chancellor Frank R. White, the D. D. c. C., c. E. Petitjean, Grand Outer Guard Da- vid Miller and several past chancel- Tors of Gavel lodge. A smoker and roll calls February IS will be held to celebrate the forty-third anniversary of Pythianism.