The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-13
LODGE ROOM NOTES
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 W. o. w.
 Deputy James Murry installed the following officers of John c. Tuthill camp, w. o. w.. at a meeting held last Murray; adviser lieutenant, Rudolph Tesch: clerk. John P. Mosel: assistant clerk. William H. Christiansen; escort,
 John J. Golden; watchman. E. Brown
 sentry, James Rider: manager for thre
 years, A. s. Ketcham. The hall com
 mittee of the camp is composed of
 John F. Mosel. James F. Reilly. George T. Reilly William H. Christensen and
 James Murray.
 F. OF A.
 Deputy Mrs. Mary Schmidt conduct ed the installation services at the meet ing of Catalpa Circle. F. of A.. held last evening. The officers installed ar:
 as follows: c. C.. Mrs. Joseph Cassidy;
 sub c: C.. Mrs. Mary Horkheimer;
 recording secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth
 Maguirk: R. G.. Mrs. Mary Bliss; L..
 G.. Mrs. Elizabeth Neary: I. G., Miss
 Alice Spoering: O. G.. Miss Mary J.
 Ward: trustees. Mrs. Mary Swan and
 Mrs. Tillie Hotz. Miss Mary Donovan
 was presented with a chaplain's badge
 because of meritorious work done for
 
 by surprise and responded very feel ingly. Mrs. Anna Corcoran of New
 Haven and State Deputy was present
 and spoke on the general welfare Of
 the order. A committee was appointed
 to arrange for a whist to be held Jan. B. OF A.
 The degree team of Progressive cir c1e, B. of A., initiated two members in to Alpha circle. B. of A.. at a meeting held last night at which the officers
 were installed by Deputy Grand Chief Washington John J. Gaffney. The of- f1cers raised include: Chief Washing ton. F. Dolan; chief Jefferson, B. W. Dupee; chief Franklin, F. H. Smith; scroll keeper. $. K. Howes: herald, Walter Killduff. register. John Conroy; treasurer. Frank N. Smith: watcher of day, Swinnerton: watcher of night, Hugh Gregory.
 At a meeting of Rock Circle. B. Of
 A., held last evening committee was appointed to arrange for a dance in the near future The following officer were also installed by Deputy Grand
 Chief Washington Charles Heath: Chief Washington. Michael F. Gillespie; chief Jefferson. Charles Furon: chief
 Franklin. John Kelly: herald. William Auger; watcher of day. R. Ceucilla;
  I. O. R. M.
 Konckapotanauh tribe. I. O. R. M.. added two to its already long list of
 members last night and also held a pow wow on two applications. The chiefs were raised to their stumps by District Deputy Grand Sachem l.. E.. Stratfcrd. After the meeting the
 Konckapotanauh tribe. I. O. R. M. Sick
 Benefit Association held their little gathering and the following directors
 were chosen: J. E.. Erickson. l. E. Peck. | (Okenuck.) E. T. Buckingham Wo-
 wompom). WE. Goddard. WA. Louns- bury, H. C. Hammond (Ackenash). B. P. Nobbs. w. A. Lounsbury was chos- en president and w. B. Goddard secre- tary and treasurer.
 F. o. c.
 At meeting of Liberty Council. No. 1, F. O. C., held last evening the fol- lowing officers were installed by Deputy Grand Councillor Mrs. Frank Day. as- sisted by a delegation. from Union Council: Chief Councillor. W. H. Car roll: vice councillor, c. T. Hubbard; chaplain, Miss Fannie Kinscella: secre- tary. Miss Alice G. King; financier,
 Morris W. Brown: treasure. Joel Grif- fin: guide. David c. French; senior n. |. F Powell: trustees. R.H. Maiden. $. F. Powell. c. w. Coates; representative to Grand Council. George w. King; alter
 nate, R. H. Maiden.
 I. O. O. F.
 Pequonnock lodge, I. O. O. F., work ed the first degree on one candidate last night and voted to invite Our Brothers lodge of South Norwalk to make them a fraternal visit some time in February. Following the meeting a
 social session with refre shments was enjoyed.
 GERMAN-AMERICA c. B. The general committee of the Ger man. American Central Bund held a
 meeting in the office of Charles Keller Monday night and outlined plans for the big concert and dance to be given on April 19. The plans ad opted include
 selections by several choruses and a big orchestra to contain sixty-five pieces.
 RETAIL CLERKS UNION.
 The Retail Clerks Association held a
 meeting last evening and elected off,
 cers as follows: President J. Connore; vice-president, W. $. Daley, R Foley; treasurer, J. McDonough; financial secretary, R. Lyon: responding sec
 retary. G. Madden; guide H. Spiro;
 guardian, G. Lavery; trustees. w. s. Daley, J. A. Worthy, D. Buchanan;
 delegates to the c. L. U.. G. H. Mad den G. V. Hutchinson, H. Spiro.
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