Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-13
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest to Many Water
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Events of Interest to Many Water
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 Radiant Star lodge. No 2, s. of B., will visit Esther lodge of Derby to- morrow evening.
 Magnolia lodge, No 69. K. of P, celebrated it's twelfth anniversary at Speedwell hall on Monday evening.
 Mattatuck council, No 713, R. A.. met Monday evening, in Redmen' s hall and made arrangements for their banquet which will be held on Monday evening, May 25.
 At meeting of Comstock lodge, K. of F., last evening final arrange ments were made for the reception to be accorded the Joseph Dowdall lodge of Bridgeport, which will visit Comstock lodge on Friday evening.
 Michael P. Lawlor, Miss Cathar- inc Feeley and George Hynes were appointed by the members of Court Adelphia, l. o. F., at a meeting Monday evening to arrange for a sociable and dance on Monday even ing, May 24.
 c. H. Granger, Henry Dews, Fred Hungerford, Peter Reeves and B. R. Stocking were appointed by the members of Nosahogan lodge, No 21 i, l. o. o. F., at meeting last eyen- ing to make arrangements for the Memorial day parade.
 Washington camp, No 3, P. o. of A., met last evening in Redmen's hall. Mir and Mrs A. H. Warner and George w. Brown were appointed a committee from the lodge to deco rate the graves of the deceased mem- bers on Decoration day.
 Myrtle temple, No 8, P. S., met last evening in Speedwell hall and made arrangements for the enter tainment to be given on Tuesday. May .26, when several temples from the surrounding towns will be the guests of the Myrtle members.
 Townsend lodge, No S9, l. o. O. F., initiated five candidates at it's meeting in Odd Fellows hall Mon day evening. George Chapman, F. K. Woolworth and Charles Skilton were appointed to arrange for the lodges memorial exercises which will be held on June IA.
 The Boss Plumbers association held a convention in New Haven to- day for the purpose of considering business matters. There was no spe-i cial delegation to represent Water bury, for anyone who wished could attend. Among those who went from Waterbury were T. D. Barlow, Mich ael Donnelly, Henry Weyand, Patrick J. Garrity, Ernest F. Zeigler and Martin J. Fahy.
 The members of Townsend lodge, I. O. O. F., have organized mu- sical association and elected the fol- lowing officers: President, William H. Davis: vice-presidents. Karl L. Winter, Ira c. Matteson, Ira A. Mar kle. William J. Maton, Charles H.. Skilton; secretary, Edwin r. Mitch ell, manager and treasurer, l.. l.. Williams; stage manager, John Charles; musical director, William H. Davis; property men, George H. Funk and Lester A. Flood; press agent, Ira c. Matteson; accompan- ist, Henry c. Reach; assistant ac- companist, Edward J. Morgan; hon. orary members and advisory board, George D. Boyd, George M. Chap man, E. Sidney Bronson, Henry l.. Wade, Ralph N. Blakeslee.
 A committee consisting of the Misses Daisy Lord. Mary Campion and Elizabeth o'Rourke were appoint ed last evening by the members of St Marys T. A. society to select a float for the state parade in Torrington on June 20. The local society has cap tured the first prize the past two years. The following committees wee also appointed to arrange for a reception which is to be given In Leayenworth hall on Friday evening, June .: M~e'c--The Misses Elizabeth O'Rourke and B. Shea. Decorating committee-The Misses Sadie Fitz- patrick, Bessie Flynn and Ella Kelly. Refreshments = The Misses May White and B. Dunn. Programme-The Misses Alice McKenney and Mary Kenney. Reception-The Misses Del Ia Fielding, Catherine Dwyer. Mar garet Dunn, Catherine McKenney. Elizabeth Sheeran, Mary and Jose phine Mccarthy. Margaret Dulac, Della Reilly and E. Doran.
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