Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-22
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest," to Many Water.
 bury People.

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 At meeting of White Oak camp. Woodmen of the World, last night, captain A. W. Darley of the degree team was presented with a handsome emblem, suitably inscribed with ms name and insignia of the order.
 The Omphalea club will hold a aahce at Leavenworth hall on next Mohday evening. The event prom lses to be a very select affair. A dance order of twenty numbers and several concert numbers will he rem dered. "
 One or the big social events of the season Is to occur this week when me Locals, an organization composed oi prominent young men, are to give thelr dance Christmas afternoon and evening at Buckingham hall Cali peau orchestra is to furnish music. The annual meeting of Rosedale camp, No 9615, Modern Woodmen of America, was held last evening when | the Following officers were elected for the coming year: Council. c. B. Full Ter; adviser, Edward Keenan; bank CT, G. $. Husker; clerk, Beniamin Mannering; escort, Eli Lavigne; in- side sentry, Frederick Becker: out slde sentry, J. E. Conner; manager TOT three years, H. L. Emmons; for two years, Patrick Ney; for one year. J: Schuster; physicians, Drs J. D. freney and Dr E. H. Johnson.
 At special meeting of Continen- tal lodge, F. and A. M, last night, the new officers were installed ne loli0ws; Worshipful master, Samuel II. Patterson; senior warden, Otto p Arhbruster; junior warden, Louis E "rahger; treasurer. Wilbur p. Brv- ah'. secretary, Franklin p. Daniels: senior deacon, Marshall F. Kloppen- Derg; Junior deacon, William R neaVehey; senior steward, Edward beach; junior steward, Isaac p Kel- logg; marshal, Frank K. Woolwortb tyler, Robert H. Winterbottom Tho installing officers were Past Master hdwin K. Diver, assisted by Hollis B Bagg as marshal.
 Nearly all arrangements aro now compete for the grand ball and re-
 
 ceptlon which St Michaers drum corps Of Waterville is to hold ot Goodwill hall in Waterville on Thurs- day evening, Dec. 31. The event will De the biggest thing of it's kind eyer held in Waterville and a large l namDer or strangers from the neigh | oorilg towns are expected to attend freVlous to the dancing there will De drill by the corps which will De something new and which is being. looked forward to with much pleas ure by friends of those who are to take part. Tickets may be secured rom any of the members or at Wa terVille Drug Or Carney's drug store in Waterville.
 sheridan lodge, N. E. O. P. has been made defendant in a suit for $l,00O by Attorney John F. Me- Grath, acting for William J. Knapp, son Of the late Mrs Ann Knapp, Who lived on Crane street. Mrs Knapp was insured in Sheridan lodge. and was a member of the or der for fourteen years Her sole ob- Ject in belonging to the organization was to benefit from the insurance branch which it seems is one of the principal features of the society. She never could tell her exact age, and in this respect she differed in no way from thousands of others. When she took out her policy this matter of her age seemed to be no hind rance, but now that her benefcaries are unable to tell how old she was, the society refuses to pay the pol icy. Attorney McGrath has made the suit returnable to the superior court.