Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-10
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

 will meet Sunday morning to con- slider plans for taking up sword ex- ercise.
 An important meeting of the Notre Dame convent alumnae will be held this evening at 730 in convent hall. All are earnestly requested to be present.
 The employees of the Waterbury Clock Go will hold smoker and en- tertainment this evening for the benefit of the Mutual Aid society. This is the annual smoker when some of the employees will shine in the spot light for time. Some will sing and some will give recitations and there will be a jolly good time for all.
 The regular meeting of the Mutual Benevolent association was held last evening and officers were elected for the ensuing term as follows: President, William Clasby; vice president, Mich ae McKenna; financial secretary, John z. Bowling; recording secretary, John McMullen; treasurer, J. J. Me Donald; sick committee, John Wren, Michael Carey and Edward Tyrrell.
 At meeting of Court Martin Hellmann, held last evening, regular business was transacted and a num- Der of applications were received. The following officers were installed by D. G. c. R. Parthenay: Chief ranger, J. Cosgrove; sub-chief rang CT, T. Bolger; treasurer, P. Asheim; financial secretary, J. J. Calvin; re- cording secretary, W. J. Bernhold; senior woodward. NJ. Martone; junior woodward, Daniel Lane; senior bea dle, George Skelly; junior beadle, r. J. Martin; lecturer, T. Dougherty; collector, R. l.. Weiss; physician, Dr West.
 At the regular meeting of Court Oregon, 13S, F. of A., last evening. the following officers were installed by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger M. J. Carney: Chief ranger, w. J. Hughes; sub-chief ranger, B. Con- erford; financial secretary, w. F. Guilfoile; treasurer, James Me Knight; recording secretary, J. F. Dolan; senior woodward, L. Meaney; junior woodward, Thomas Courtney; senior beadle, P. Edmunds; junior beadle, Thomas Moore; trustees, J. H. Freney, William Daley. w. J. Hughes and. James F. Dolan were appointed to represent the court in the Anti-Tuberculosls league.
 The annual election of officers of the Employees Aid association of the Waterbury Clock company will take place this evening in COncordia hall, and the annual report will be read. The report shows there are 7O4 mem- bers in the association, gain of IS over that of last year. During the year past 1885 members received bene- fits amounting to S3,449.76. The amount received during the yea: from the usual sources was $4 ,O63.9S, and there is on hand to begin this year with $423.S2. The auditing committee consists of r. B. Reeves, +. Banziger, H. Seymour, F. w. Nettleton, E. Shep- ard, J. G. Hudson and G. r. Moore.
 The new officers of Ansantawae encampment, No 20, I. O. O. F., were installed last night by District Deputy Grand Patriarch Clinton c. Buck of Winsted, assisted by Deputy Senior Warden Frank Butler of Tor rington, Grand Treasurer Frank Fisher, Grand High Priest Carl Win ter, Grand Scribe c. F. Wilson and Grand Outside Sentinel Walter N. Lowell of Waterbury. Addresses were delivered by Chief Patriarch c. NJ. Warner. Senior Warden R. c. Perry, High Priest E. H. Mantel, Junior Warden c. R. Curtiss, Senti- nel w. H. Lowe, Treasurer Peter B. Reeves, First Watch Frank Fisher, | Second Watch F. A. Clark. Third | Watch H. c. Granger, Fourth Watch l F. B. Perry; guards of tent, c. A. Holman, E. B. Lawrence and C. A. Drufva.
 At a meeting of Court Acme last l night officers were installed as fol- lows: Chief ranger. Joseph Hench; i sub-chief ranger. Dennis Finn; re- cording secretary, Ralph Stango; | financial secretary. William J. | Walsh; treasurer. J. J. Duncan; | senior woodward, John Wrenn: | junior woodward, Thomas Barry; | senior beadle, Daniel Skein: junior | beadle. Thomas Loughman. The ceremony was performed by Deputy 1 Joseph Quinn. Daniel ]. Murphy | and James J. Burns were appointed | committee to represent Court | Acme with the Waterbury Anti | Tuberculosis league. which will hold | a mass meeting in City hall on Sun day afternoon, January l9. at , o'clock. D. J. Murphy, who has | served as financial secretary for some time. was presented with a past chief rangers ring. William J. Walsh made the presentation speech. to which Mir Murphy suitably re- piled.
 Miss Mary C. welles. Ph h.. deliver cd an address on the work of the Con sumers League of Connecticut before the Women's Friendly leagIcs at Friendly league hall yesterday after neon. after which, on motion of the Rev C. A. Dinsmore. n. D.. it was voted to form a branch Of tn" league in Waterbury. The proposition was endorsed by the Rev John \. Lewis. ir. pastor of St John's church. The motion was carried and the following signed the roll as charter members: Mrs Julius Maltby. Mrs Henry l.. Rowland. Mrs Charles W Perry. Mrs George N. Chapman. Mrs NJ. !. Fogg. Mrs W l.. Woodruff. Mrs k l. Win | ter. Mrs Georgr Robbins. Mrs Archer ]. Smith. Mrs n. L. Webster. Mrs Jay IT. Hart. Dr Alefta l.. Bedford, |