Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-11
FRATERNAL' AND SOCIAL
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.
 Francis P. Guilfoile, state presi- dent of the Robert Emmet clubs, VIII install the officers of the Ropert Emmet club of Norwalk at a meet ing to be held next month.
 The regular monthly meeting or St Thomas Holy Name society will De held on Monday evening at 7:3 p. m. All members are earnestly requested to attend. as the financial report Will he submitted, and election of omcers for the ensuing year will take place. The Patrick Sarsfield club will hold regular meeting Monday evening and after business is disposed of there will be social session. A committee will be appointed to arrange for the annual banquet which takes place on March 4. "Catalpa Jim' who rescued John Boyle OReilly and other Fenian convicts from the chain gangs in the penal colony of Australia will be the guest of honor of the evening.
 Commander Saunders of Hartford installed the new officers of Colonel E. H. Liscum camp, Spanish War Veterans, in G. A. R. hall, last even ing. as follows: Commander, James Monahan; senior vice-commander, ! James c. Healion; junior vice-com- :. mander, Frank O'Rourke; officer Of the day, Ned Therous; Quartermas- ter, A. P. King; adjutanJ, Charles A. Woods: chaplain, Olin F. Johnson; sergeant, John Schultkie; officer or ? the guard, Benjamin Levine. After the installation a social hour was spent. addresses being delivered by Department Commander Saunders or Hartford, of the Spanish War Vet erans, Commander John l.. Sake or Wadhams post, Commander George Robbins and others. Songs were con- tributed by Thomas Doyle, accom- panied by Mrs Woods.
 The Young Mems Catholic Liter ary association held its forty-nrst l annual dance and reception in Lea venworth hall last night. The re- ception committee consisted of John Moran, w. c. Keenan, Martin Scully, P.J. McMahon. Bernard Coyle, b. F.. ; Skelly, Martin Mcdonald, William J.. 4 Degnan, Thomas English, Thomas Farley. Thomas Fallon, Frank Kelly, Thomas Martin, Harry Comesky, D.. ]. Phelan, J. E. Smith, John J.. Welch. J. J. Quinn, F. R. Richmond, w. J. Dunphy, w. McGinniss, Dennis Clancy, J. H. Bolan, William Walsh, 1 William Cronin, Edward O'Brien, ] James Bolan, Walter Scully. William Early, John Tyrrell, William Day, 1 James German, George German, 1 George Corcoran, Joseph Hanlon, James Leary, H. Moran, Frank Dris- coll. G. Massicotte. C. Cassidy, Ed ward Furey. The arrangement com mittee consisted of William D. Dun phy, John H. Bolan and Edward J.. O'Brien. The out of town guests in cluded Miss German of Danbury and the Misses V. Cummings and Lenora O'Meara of Torrington and Edward Chapman of Terryville.
 At the annual meeting of the Sec ond Congregational church society last night officers were chosen as follows: Treasurer. John A. Boyd; advisory committee for one year, NIT and Mrs William Grieve. Mir and Mrs John NJ. Richardson, Miss Edith C. Camp and Rudolph A. Schneider; superintendent of the Sunday school. Rev H. Dewitt Williams: assistant superintendent, Charles D. Nye; su- perintendent of the primary depart ment, Mrs Gilman c. Hill; assistant superintendent of primary depart ment, Miss Katherine E. Robbins: Kindergarten superintendent. Miss Hattie Kirk: kindergarten assistant, Martha Hubner: superintendent of the Chinese department, Miss Alice r.. Thomas: superintendent of the home department, Mrs l.. l.. B. Brewster: secretary, Charles A. Baldwin; assistant secretary. John E. Benedict: treasurer. A. M. Blakes- ley; librarian, Walter M. Boyd; pian- ist, Miss Adelene Baker. This is the forty-sixth successive term for Mir Blakesley to hold the office of treas urer. During the past year three deacons of the church died, F. B. Maltby, H. W. Keeler and T. R. Hyde. Their successors will be chosen at a meeting to be held next Friday night.
 All Ant AlEl anu NAANh CTS in the employ of the Waterbur, , Clock company had a great time al their annual smoker in COneordis hall last evening. After hearing th. annual reports of the officers of th' aid association P. E. Reeves wal elected chairman for another year. c Fred Moore was elected vice presi dent. Randolph Pierce. secretary ana Thomas F. Martin. treasurer. TheT the entertainment began. the pro. gramme being as follows: Ashborn'i trained dogs. T. Creeden and J O'ConnelI in buck and wing dancing R. Downey and C. Balm in a wresti Ing bout, James Fairlie sung "EileeI AIanna. most delightfully. Martin .Turney appeared In an egg dance (which is something like the ScOtct sword dance. C. Leahey and A Der gin fought three stiT rounds and theF c. Gillette and E. Teller took th' mat in a wrestling match Pete Marcy Has the magician of the even ing and MaIley and Murphy gave ar exhibition in buck dancing. ana James Douney sang The Old Acor- Tree" William Flynn Szs master O ceremonies and st times he had hii hands full in securing silence. th. sfie8dsnce vas @ large Everybodl had q good time and testified to th. popularity of the mutual aid
 
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